E.35 Every Business Comes Down to These 3 Things | High School Hustle

So you talked a lot about failures, but I don't think we've heard any failures so far.

All we've heard are your success stories.

You want to give us

some nuggets here about, you know, some of the screw ups that you've had and the lessons that you've learned.

I got a couple of quick ones that are good.

So when I'm throwing the dance parties, you know, one is like you get a lot of hate.

So like I had all these buddies in my high school that were, I don't know, jealous, mad, didn't like me.

Who knows? They would get on our Facebook page when we'd launch these parties and they would just destroy me.

Just destroy us.

We were ripping kids off.

This is suck.

These parties suck.

They never came, but they just hate all over them.

So that's one example.

And then in college, when we were starting my business again, like the student newspapers, like basically communists.

And they're like, what are you

doing creating

a way to track creating a business? This is bad, blah, blah, blah.

So I think those are some pure examples.

Then as we started that business, this is even a successful one.

We're installing on buses.

We tracked buses with software.

We basically literally blew up a bus.

So one of our guys didn't know that the bus was on and was installing our system and basically fried the whole battery on the bus, and there was some small fire that fortunately didn't become a large fire.

So those are just a handful of – those are on what I'd call successes, right, that had failures during them.