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Tom Anderson

Tom Anderson

American entrepreneur and former president of MySpaceWikipedia

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Oct 5, 2026

Ryan LehmanHOST
5:03
And, I mean, this is kind of slow here.
Ryan LehmanHOST
5:06
Tom just says, I will.
Ryan LehmanHOST
5:08
Vince kind of chuckles.
Jason GarberHOST
5:10
He's a good kid.
Jason GarberHOST
7:10
He's probably like a photographer who lives a quiet life with his family.
Jason GarberHOST
7:14
You know? Yeah.
Jason GarberHOST
7:16
Like Tom from
Ryan LehmanHOST
7:19
MySpace.
SydneyHOST
2:20
Fuck you," and he just, like, goes back out into the ether.
SydneyHOST
2:24
And, like, that guy, and MySpace Tom, and the Costco CEO, and the, the Arizona Tea guy are, like-
AmyHOST
2:31
These might be the best people amongst us in the world
SydneyHOST
2:33
...
Ryan RebalkinHOST
9:30
What, what's the name of the guy on Myspace? The-
Ruben RebalkinHOST
9:32
Tom?
Ryan RebalkinHOST
9:33
Tom, that's right.
Ryan RebalkinHOST
9:34
When, when, uh, Myspace was first created and I created an account, I didn't have any, of course I didn't have any friends or contacts, and Tom added me on Myspace.
Ryan RebalkinHOST
9:43
I kid you not, Ruben, I thought he was legit, like, I thought it was a legitimate friend, like, or, or a person that wanted to add me on Myspace.
Ruben RebalkinHOST
9:51
[laughs]
Ruben RebalkinHOST
10:11
Those universes overlapped.
Ryan RebalkinHOST
10:13
They did.
Maurice PhilogeneHOST
15:24
Do you remember MySpace? It's the predecessor to things like Facebook and Instagram and all that.
Maurice PhilogeneHOST
15:30
The founder of MySpace was a guy named Tom Anderson.
Maurice PhilogeneHOST
15:33
Tom Anderson sold MySpace for some ridiculous amount of money, but I think he kept like 30 million of it was his proceeds or something.
Maurice PhilogeneHOST
15:42
And in general, rather than starting a new business, investing in something crazy, going to the next platform, he kinda disappeared.
Maurice PhilogeneHOST
15:53
I love that about him.
Maurice PhilogeneHOST
15:55
And if you look at Tom Anderson's Instagram page, although I haven't seen it in three, four years now, he just kind of became a photographer.
Maurice PhilogeneHOST
16:02
Start- started traveling and would take f- photos, and every once in a while, post something on his page.
Maurice PhilogeneHOST
16:08
So he put it down.
Kurt SchlichterHOST
44:26
You may know him on the Twitter machine as Cynical Publius.
Kurt SchlichterHOST
44:30
He's Tom Anderson.
Kurt SchlichterHOST
44:31
He was a ordinance officer, a logistics officer in the United States Army, airborne, not a five-jump chump like me.
Kurt SchlichterHOST
44:40
And he also became, after serving as a full colonel, became a mergers and acquisitions lawyer in Silicon Valley.
DannyAUDIENCE
33:19
There was a lot of symbolism used through art, trying to tell a story.
Chuck OchelliHOST
33:24
Well, even if you look at the Matrix, you know, and Neo, OK, he's new, but he's also Tom Anderson.
Chuck OchelliHOST
33:30
And if you look at the root, you know, the roots of those two names, Tom and Anderson, guess what? You put it all together.
Chuck OchelliHOST
33:38
You're talking about the son of man.
Chuck OchelliHOST
36:01
So if you look at it, Neo is a Christ figure.
Chuck OchelliHOST
36:04
Um, again, you know, some hardcore Christians would get upset at that, but it is what it is.
Chuck OchelliHOST
36:09
Uh, you know, what do you want me to tell you? Uh, and Tom Anderson, again, if you look at the roots, uh, the, the, the actual, you know, origins of those names, you have the son of man there.
Chuck OchelliHOST
36:21
Okay.
DorianHOST
1:55
Then the captain decided he wanted to go as fast as the ship could go at night without moonlight in the middle of an ice field and turn 1,500 people into popsicles.
DorianHOST
2:05
Another bad decision was in 2000 when Netflix founders, they reportedly tried to sell their company to Blockbuster for about $50 million.
DorianHOST
2:14
The people in the meeting for Blockbuster, they literally laughed at Netflix and they told them that they will never be worth anything and to leave now and that they wouldn't validate their parking.
DorianHOST
2:24
Well, less than 10 years later, Blockbuster went bankrupt and Netflix eventually became a global entertainment giant, all while Blockbuster filed for bankruptcy in 2010.
Mason MarangellaHOST
36:43
There we go, yes.
Brian OmilionHOST
36:44
Tom, MySpace Tom.
Mason MarangellaHOST
36:46
I think, I think my, my college or u- university was the, I think the second university to get Facebook when it used to just be like-
Grant KlassenHOST
36:54
No way
Cody SweezoHOST
58:56
I'm just people?
Tanner Richard KraftHOST
58:58
Oh, Myspace! Fake MySpace Tom fan.
Cody SweezoHOST
59:04
No, I was opposed.
Cody SweezoHOST
59:05
MySpace didn't exist.
Elise BrysonGUEST
6:42
When I got sober back in 2006, there were like three books at Barnes & Noble.
Elise BrysonGUEST
6:48
And I was hanging out with Tom on MySpace, which I read a headline yesterday.
Elise BrysonGUEST
6:53
I hope it's not a lie that MySpace is positioning for a comeback.
Elise BrysonGUEST
6:58
And that would thrill me to no end.

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