Valuetainment

It was completely fabricated.

So you met your husband at Valuetainment.

Yeah, that's right.

So he was the top editor for Patrick Bet-David, actually.

Bill says, "Gianni, I just watched your interview with Sean Atwood.

I have listened to his podcast for over a year, as well as Patrick Battedavid's Valuetainment.

Small world, but I seem to find you everywhere lately.

I live in Las Vegas, and I've made custom suits for 30 years.

But it's so funny that he says that because I feel the same way.

I feel like within the last year or two, it's like we, we see you everywhere.

I see you everywhere, my family sees you everywhere, whether it's TMZ or, you know, Daily Mail, and now you've got Vlad TV, and Sean Atwood, and Valuetainment.

It's amazing.

And then in the aftermath they're like, OpenAI's like, "Sorry, it's got out," and this isn't the first time things like this have happened.

And then it has, like, real world implications though, right? Like, Valuetainment made a post about OpenAI saying they're concerned that these AI agents could hack the power grid, for example.

And-

Which-

I can, you know, we moved to Florida.

I was working with Valuetainment.

I was doing cool stuff with them.

And then I was just trying to find like, what is it that I really want to do? And I couldn't really, I couldn't really nail it.

That's how I stay in tune to what's going on.

I got his daily update from Valuetainment, vtnews.ai, and it sends me just the stuff that I'm interested in that I need to be paying attention to on a daily basis so I don't get caught up in all the noise.

But he had a really good story.

um that he was talking about on the uh the last podcast at the end of last week and he was just having a conversation with his son um he's two um two he's got he's got two boys one of them is super competitive um one's going to be in politics one wants to you know professional soccer be just be in on the sports sides and they were having a conversation talking about advice And, you know, the advice that you get from most people, and he called it, you know, the 20% advice, right? To be, you know, the advice that you get to be the top 20% at whatever it is that you're trying to do.

I've been on No Jumper.

I've been on whatever podcast, Fresh and Fit podcast, Valuetainment, Brandon Carter's show, you know, so many, so many shows.

I can't even like name them all.

Right.

Polymarket says, "Marvel fans..." Oh wait, that's a different one.

Uh, Valuetainment says, "Spider-Man is now the sixth-highest-grossing movie of all time." So it's, it's, it's doing well.

Basically, whatever metric, it's, it's made a ton of money, over $2 billion.

It says, okay, this probably clarifies it, "Spider-Man has become the second-highest-grossing film of all time at the domestic box office, surpassing Avengers: Endgame." And this is really impressive considering that, I mean, we are post-COVID.

Now we'll have Candace.

Patrick Bet-David was his second option, and I know that my fans are going to be very upset about this because they think that Patrick Bet-David and his crew over at Valuetainment have not been very kind to me.

And no, you are correct, certainly not Adam Sosnick.

Um, and you know, they've, they've thrown a lot of digs my way.