Nick Gray

Because it's like, it's always, I am always promised that it's gonna be an amazing thing.

Similarly, um, uh, uh, uh, Nick Gray.

So if you know Nick Gray, he's author of the t- the, uh, Two-Hour Cocktail Party.

Um, he, uh, has the, this really interesting s- uh, um, feature in his newsletter where he puts a personalized paragraph of how we know each other or how we met.

Wow.

Thank you.

Super chat coming in from Nick Gray.

Until the 1947 case of Everson and the Board of Education incorporated the establishment cause against the states, United States could have state religions.

100%.

We were brainwashed.

Not your fault, but we were brainwashed.

So Nick Gray here has a good point.

America used to be that way.

Mm.

So our friend Nick Gray, both you and I, one of our favorite people on Earth, he has this story where he started this business called Museum Hack, which grew to three million dollars in revenue over the course of, like, three or four years, and basically what he did was at the Met and a bunch of other museums in New York City, the museums are free, and oftentimes you can get a free tour.

But he was like, "The, these tours are kinda lame.

I'm gonna give more exciting tours, and instead of free, I'm gonna charge $200." And he would give this tour where his whole shtick was like...

Nobody else could ever come into that category.

And I think people are surprised, but at how big things can get.

Our friend Nick Gray did this with museum tours.

It was called Museum Hack.