My favorite money-making hack of 2024 is called nostalgia hacking

0:00this will make minimum 1 million per year what if we look back to the things that were popular and exciting when we were 14.5 and you try to Milk The Nostalgia out of those things to create new products and I'll give you an example I was obsessed with the video game Halo back when I was like 13 14 uh and I used to do land parties uh a lot back then they're some of the best memories of my entire life and if I'm thinking okay so that's a memory that I had that I really deeply loved but what could be something you could do okay it's a comforting

0:34memory maybe I could start a twitch Channel where I just run land parties with like you know eight other people in a physical space and you're not trying to make content that's like super educational it's Comfort noise you're making comforting episodes that last 3 hours long you're just chatting about [ __ ] so if you can become the content creator for the new Millennial retro you're want to make yourself a [Music] millionaire and we are back Jonathan ja cream Courtney that's me that's me it's literally you speaking into a metal rectangle you said you had something to talk to me about I did so I sent you a text message and I

1:34said I saw this thing I saw this survey and also something else happened and I somehow it's connected in my mind and we need to talk about it because I think your audience needs to hear about it uh and then I couldn't find the survey and and then you found it so that was the whole thing um the survey is called or actually well I don't know what the exactly the name of the survey but the the important part of it is called Nostalgia tends to Peak at a single age and nostalgia in this case you can see uh I I guess you'll see this in the

2:07video version um in the study they asked people when uh you know when was the most moral society when were the happiest families when was the best music when was the best fashion when was the best economy um when was the best television when was the best cuisine and it asked people to sort of rate when these things were the best uh Accord according to them and it it was um like people it it asked people from like a broad range of Ages a lot of people came to the same kind of or a lot of people's answers lined up with that basically the best stuff the best movies

2:48the best everything happens happened sometimes between sometime between when people are like 10 years old and 20 years old so Nostalgia Peaks somewhere in between 10 and 20 I think they did they like bring it down to 14.5 so like basically somewhere between the age of 14 and 15 is where like your Nostalgia absolutely peaked what do you think about that one Greg so I was eating okay so I'm in Montreal right now and the dish here that people eat is poutine which is fries you know it you know it I had it yeah you know it and it's fries gravy and cheese curds so I'm chowing down on this

3:44poutine in my American friend who's never seen a poutine in his life goes why are you eating that and I I never even didn't question it you know I've been eating it my whole whole life um and he's like you know just soggy fries so I was thinking am I do I like this or do I just like it because it reminds me of my childhood mhm yeah well it could be a little bit of both but it's probably more of the Nostalgia element of it I guess yeah although it is pretty good it is yeah maybe a bit of both so I think that I mean what I want

4:26to talk about is why did does this matter within the context of startup ideas yeah so I think it so I I think I have an idea of how to how to land this uh although it might not work um today at this so uh the reason this came back to my mind earlier and the reason why I messaged you is because today I bought a very cool thing uh and because it launched today and it's something called a mod retro which is Palmer luy's new physical product Palmer lucky is the guy who invented the Oculus and he also runs andural which is like a defense

5:02contractor right now and he's also really into video games he used to be like a Game Boy modder and he created this mod retro which is like a ridiculously detailed and loving Recreation of the Game Boy Color I guess it's the Game Boy Color I just bought the orange one if you're if you're wondering which color I went for and I looked at this page and I was immediately like I need to get this this is something I have to get now I had a game Boy Color um I think I was I don't know actually exactly what age I was when I saw this and I I knew I had to

5:36buy it I started thinking back to this um back to this study and I was like I actually have a weird thing about buying nostalgic things in general like there are things where when I see a YouTube video of it or when I see like a um for example I just got uh a Game Boy DS because I remembered having it as a teenager and I was excited about it and it's not not really that I end up playing these things or even using them but just having them gives me sort of like a comforting feeling I can't really exactly describe it and I started to

6:10look around and realize that so many of the things that I buy and so many of the things that I do I'm looking to the other side of my apartment here and I can see a lot of radio head uh vinyls and they're all of the radio they're all of the albums that I was listening to on repeat when I was 15 um I was listening to Kid a like on repeat over and over and over um but also like the teenage engineering products that I love and I obsess about and this is also teenage engineering object it's just like hyper nostalgic hyper nostalgic designs um and I was thinking right okay

6:46startup ideas we're always looking for ideas we're always looking for new angles what if you look at people like okay we're Millennials we look back to the things that were popular and exciting when we were for 14.5 hey everyone if you're anything like me you've got a ton of design work that you need websites landing pages emails social assets you name it but you don't just want beautiful landing pages or beautiful websites you want the stuff that's going to convert you want the stuff that's going to actually drrive value that's where design scientist.com comes in it's an agency that for one monthly price will do all your design

7:32work all your copy work all your engineering and do stuff that actually scales your Revenue you don't need a designer you need a design scientist let's go design scientist.com I liked it so much I invested in the business and you try to Milk The Nostalgia out of those things to create new products and I'll give you an example of like a business that I think you could make relatively good money out of and I want to go like hyper over thetop specific here um one business could literally be looking at something I was obsessed with the video game Halo um back when I was like I don't know

8:11like 13 12 13 14 uh and I used to do land parties uh a lot back then uh this is where if for for any Millennials listening you'll know what this is you literally would like connect your Xboxes with a cable we would all sit around in in my house in Ireland and destroy the place um but we it was like they're some of the best memories of my entire life and if I'm thinking okay so that's a memory that I had that I really deeply loved but I don't see anyone massively taking advantage of you know exploiting that memory but what could be something you could do okay it's a comforting

8:46memory maybe I could start a twitch Channel where I just run you know once a week or even you know once every day if you want to go hardcore I run land parties with like you know other people in a physical space Halo uh maybe Halo 2 as well to to to add in the you know dual wielding for any of the people who know you could you could hold two guns at the same time was pretty cool and honestly just I I honestly think just streaming something like this and then turning that into other types of content maybe a weekly podcast um talking about Halo and Halo 2 a genu I don't know how

9:24much money you could make out of it but if you look at something like the kind of funny Games cast which is a daily gaming podcast more focused on the news side of things I think you could make a fair amount of money doing advertising in a piece of media like that at least for a while and then you add in the next thing uh another example another thing I think you could do which would be pretty fun is you could like create and I heard I was listening to um my first million today and they were talking about these specialty print magazines and I was

9:58thinking like I was one of the very few people who had a Dreamcast video game console and there was like four of us in the world but you could definitely create something really high-end for us four people maybe like a ridiculously nice coffee table book for all of the nostalgic uh video games and all of the elements of the Dreamcast that were like that would just get someone like me drooling um and yeah I don't know man there's just something to this idea of looking at what was hot what was exciting what made you feel super cozy and it is a comfort thing it's not about

10:34making like an amazing new creative thing it's like how do you bring back that sense of comfort uh to the Millennials who just crave that sense of like oh man that was such a that was such a cool thing that was such an amazing time you know what I mean am I getting this point across at all dude this this hits home this really really hits home to me so but I I want to I want to respond to your to your your idea I'm gonna respond to your idea first wait were what console what kind of console boy were you when you were like 14 15 I wasn't a console boy I was

11:09a Counter Strike efficient a I was basically I was a PC Gamer and I took it really really seriously and that honestly was what got me onto the internet and really just like meeting people from all over the world joining teams uh competing uh compeed in the world cyber games tournament a worldwide tournament the Cyber games the Cyber games so yeah I'm a nerd I'll say it and it was an incredible experience so I think the idea of a land party is something that is extremely special but I wouldn't go about it from a twitch angle because there's the secondary Trend around IRL happening right now

11:57yeah so I think that there's an opportunity to if so house was creating land parties what would that look like it's funny because I was thinking okay first I was thinking yeah but that's just a [ __ ] creepy internet cafe but that's the thing internet cafes are now really creepy and weird because like who goes into them you know I I don't exactly creepy people creepy people but um if you were to have a place for millenn like professional Millennials to go where they could do multiplayer games that they basically also the other thing is like once you turn like 20 you kind of stop gaming in

12:39the way you used to when you were in a te you were a teenager and also you cannot compete against people playing Counter Strike now like I'm 36 if I try to play any online multiplayer game including the new Halo infinite I can I can last like three seconds but if I could go to a place I honestly I'm always thinking about like what are some alternative ideas to bars where you go drinking and you know what dude [ __ ] I also and I've been talking to my girlfriend about this a lot I hate going to dinner parties I hate going to bars and just sitting around in a circle and

13:12talking to people it's so intense and what I used to do when I was a teenager is we would play games together we wouldn't sit all facing each other we had something to do while we were kind of chatting and shooting the [ __ ] and I think one of the things that I I really miss and I'm trying to bring it back into my like social life is just doing stuff when you're hanging out with your friends instead of just sitting around drinking smoking whatever it is I feel like having a central activity and if we could if we could have a Soho house uh

13:45with land party combo dude I would be so in I would be so in yeah and I also think the yeah with the other Trend around sober curious people and people becoming sober uh board games are becoming more popular card games are becoming more popular you throw in land parties there maybe during the day it could be a place where you can kind of wework work maybe you can you can work there and and be creative but at night that's when maybe there's just organized games like you need someone to organize it and there needs to be structure so for example I saw a friend of mine

14:27actually this is a guy his his Twitter handle internet Vin he's like a an entrepreneur and I was actually surprised he wrote playing Counter-Strike tomorrow night uh in North York which is a in Toronto getting two rooms for 5v5 we have eight people but need two more let me know ASAP if you want in and you're just starting to see little things like that where people are like yeah I do want a game I do want to be in real life so that's why I like this idea and it's kind of if you think about it a lot of the most famous entrepreneurs like okay Palmer lucky

15:05also Elon also just a lot of people who are in startups are kind of nerds maybe that's also a great way to just meet other very interesting entrepreneurs in a way again I I cannot stress enough how much I don't like sitting at a table and facing people and having to interact with them the only way I can do that is like and find it interesting is when we're drinking like when you're out at a bar and you're all sitting around a table it's just kind of intense if you're stuck next to someone and you kind of have to talk or else you're going to be weird but if you have

15:36something to do I mean I'm a nerd I find it awkward I think to just sit directly across from someone and talk to them but if you have something to do I think you can have some pretty interesting conversations Halo golden eye all that kind of [ __ ] um there's something to it I know that people have tried to open Arcade bars but like I'm not talking about arcades that's not the vibe I'm talking about yeah Halo yeah I'm talking about coaches I'm talking about also standing sometimes yeah yeah and I know someone's going to be listening to this and be like but but that's going to cost me

16:19$200,000 to open up a space like that and then I'm going to be on the hook for $10,000 a month of rent and then my ENT to you listener is slow down what does the smallest version of this look like well it looks like just organizing games it's organizing game nights yeah um and maybe you do game nights with entrepreneurs like Halo for entrepreneurs Halo for designers Halo for XYZ and then you move on to other games and then you can eventually charge for it I'd love it honestly if someone does this in Berlin I'm in like I'd rather be paying for this than a lot of other like cuz this goes into a

17:05bigger topic by the way you know this um idea that when AI gets better we're all going to have nothing to do and actually entertainment becomes more and more important like filling your time with entertainment it sounds ridiculous I also saw this guy on Twitter um he was kind of giving this he was doing this post maybe you saw it it was like since 1885 we've been living in a world of abundance and so we don't need to do anything most of us are just making up our work look what we're doing right now dude and so entertainment becomes super super important and it becomes an actual

17:38important industry because we're all so going to be so bored and I think yeah just tapping into that Nostalgia tapping into the IRL thing dude internet um online gaming did not kick off for me at all the last time I really enjoyed uh multiplayer gaming was Halo 3 with a friend of mine Alex in person I just I'm not the the I I'm not the multiplayer gamer but I love gaming I I want to go hang out and play games with people I am the multiplayer gamer my favorite part about gaming is like what internet Vin was talking about five versus five and like being on

18:15a team and playing in a team sport yeah and coming up with strategies and do you still do it do you still like play a lot of PC game PC gaming not not not nearly enough cuz I I have a Mac and Counter Strike 2 which is the latest Counterstrike I can't play because it's on a Mac and I just can't I don't know I don't I don't want to set up like a separate rig just for Counter Strike so rig you should though I should treat yourself it's more of just like yeah honestly you're right I should you should just do it yeah another uh another Steam I have the steam deck

18:59here for anyone who hasn't seen it um the steam store is also full to the brim of games that tap into different types of nostalgia right now I'm playing a game called batro uh which is just like a it's kind of looks like solitaire but it's kind of like a weird haunted poker game um I'm also playing a game called Road Warden at the moment which again is just fullon uh Game Boy Color Vibes which is super cool and it really appeals to me me I think there's just this I don't know there I I also love like AAA video games but there's something deep there's something that

19:36like drags deep into my soul and deep into my wallet when I see anything uh relating to video gaming from when I was younger like that that mod retro I just I didn't even read I was like I need it I need it right now and by the way the shipping to Europe is almost the same price as the object and I still had to have it if they can do that to me there's a there's a market the other tangential idea I have to to your Insight is how do you take something like a nostalgic uh product like let's say the Game Boy Color and create high-end

20:13expensive art out of it oh so you so that's what this is like the prompt for people listening which is go think about what was meaningful to you as a 14-year-old because if it was meaningful to you there's probably other people was meaningful to it could be as silly as poutine it could be as fun as a Dreamcast but and everything in between and then go think okay how do I create a really expensive uh object that's somehow a piece of art that I can sell on the internet and then talking tactics then you just you either build Niche websites get a lot of SEO track traffic

20:58and then convert them to the high-end products or you just run paid ads I know you're a big paid ads guy I love paid ads yeah you love paid you love paid ads as much as you love Halo I shot like 30 new ads today I saw some guy on Twitter say that meta ads uh I can't remember who it was I should remember this stuff uh to get them a shout out actually he did a great job maybe I should give him a shout out so you bring him on your your pod um he is like this ads expert and he was talking about the idea that like a lot

21:33of people who are running paid ads just don't run actually enough ads um and so the algorithm can't really tell which things are working you know as in the more ads you have the more likely you are to find the winners and then you can kind of double down on those winners but it like takes a while to find the winners I'm not going to go fully into that now but uh I can't find it it was really good I I recorded loads of ads back to nostalgia noal people are going to be get dude you know what people are going to get nostalg when when the people who are 15

22:05years old watching the ads with me and them right now in 15 years I going to be nostalgic to them oh 100% people who are listening to this podcast yeah and and seeing us hang out at this particular time and it's going to be like 2042 and they're going to be listen listening and they're going to be like oh I remember remember when you know it was 10 p.m. and Jonathan was like hanging on a couch and he was eating this USB drive it's fully bedtime for me my eight sleep is like pissed off right now that I'm not that I that my eight sleep is going to be angry that I did

22:43this podcast so late but I just had the urge to tell you about this graph yeah yeah I mean isn't there a quote there you you don't step into a river twice no man steps into a river twice is that relating to the eight sleep uh kind of bursting and soaking the whole bed or no but sort of um it's related to a

23:11river it's related to Great explanation the river changes it's a flowing river right so it's changing over time so if you step in it right in 2024 and you step in it in 2025 it's a different River it's seeing different things uh is this relating to like if I hadn't told you the idea the idea would have changed tomorrow or is this related to something Nostalgia related here's the here's the quote no man ever steps into the same river twice that's true River moves on River moves on I think I just kind of I I just don't why why are you saying this quote because I don't know man I don't know

23:56but we got to leave this in I like leave this in I guys I don't know why Greg said that but later when I'm watching back I'll be like oh yeah like how didn't I get that like I don't know why you said that

24:13quote yeah I just I I just wanted to confuse you I could pretend that I oh yeah you're right yes um twice yes River I understand yes oh smart quote there that is a great it is actually it is a great quote um uh like for something I suppose yeah it is a really good quote because the whole point is that nothing change nothing is the same nothing is the [Laughter] same before we head out Nostalgia if you wanted to create a high-end collectible company based on Nostalgia how do you come up with the idea and actually how do you get started you know do you create a landing page do

25:10you use SEO paid ads like walk us through a bit of the your framework for thinking about how to start one of these businesses I do think that content would be the easiest way to start um and and that content would probably be you know let's say Metal Gear Solid is probably one of those things that a lot of people in my generation were like obsessed with um I remember like everyone looking at every detail of the trailer for mgs2 it was one of these just obsessive things and so what I would probably do is realistically start a YouTube channel and I would maybe do a series on one

25:48specific game uh and that series would be like breaking down what made it so special like um I I would try to recapture the excitement of looking at the trailers and it would be almost like a little kind of you know low-end documentary about maybe something like Metal Gear Solid for example um I I would try to get an audience basically I would try to get as much of an audience as possible and honestly if I'm thinking about a high-end product just in something that I would know how to create I would probably create a coffee table book uh something like we talked about the um last week this guy

26:25who does the video game magazine um what was it called a something waste of time I actually have it literally right behind me uh what was it called a AP o Dude I don't know it was in the podcast last week I know I know exactly I can picture the website I don't know what it's I don't know called he's really leaning into this like he he's interviewing video game developers who worked on games from like you know 10 dude you know uh one of the biggest reveals this week in the PlayStation event I'm obsessed with the video game industry by the way uh one of

27:01the biggest reveals this week in the PlayStation event uh one of the biggest showcases was Silent Hill 2 and so that would be an example that's getting remade like if you played a game that really stuck with you that you became obsessed with that you got really into making content about that product and I I wouldn't even sell it like the high-end product probably would be a coffee table book about like um either one game or it's about the a couple of games that came out for maybe maybe there's like a special uh coffee table book just for the PS1 or just for the PS2 or just for Halo um that would be

27:44probably my angle what would yours be or oh I got I got one more I got one more um controllers like refurbishing controllers uh like PlayStation 1 controllers or X box controllers um like just making them I don't know making them into like some sort of object that you can have in the house maybe it's just the face plate of the controller I don't know some something with that you know I would really really Niche down so I would be like the channel for I don't know mar Mario Brothers you know just really really Niche Niche down and just talk about that uh video first 100% yeah short form

28:32probably first and then you really just need like one or two of those clips to go viral to get you know I was talking to a friend of mine this morning he just had one of he's like in The Entrepreneur Space and he had one of his Clips uh get 10 10 or 12 million views and he got like 30,000 or 20,000 subs from it wow and you so you just need like one of those to go viral and then you have your base and then from there you can create other channels and just start using your Mario channel to to push to uh your Zelda Channel and I would think about

29:13what are games I think the Silent Hill uh example is really smart because now all of a sudden people are like oh I forgot about Silent Hill yeah but there's a group of people who are not going to buy Silent Hill 2 but who would buy Silent Hill one nostalgic items right so that's where it comes it all comes back to searching on Reddit and seeing where there's growth areas in certain games and and and picking the one strategically I think also is something what I would be doing so you would also sort of do a Content first approach yes content first and then just see what

29:54sort of things like I think also even something as basic if if you go to the kajima website hideio kajima has a his own company now he's the guy who made Metal Gear Solid and I actually buy like the [ __ ] on that website I have his hat from the death stranding video game I buy the little keychains all that kind of stuff I think but you know what I think would work best forget about if forget I love the big the high-end idea the high-end product idea I would just advertise other people's high-end nostalgic products on my super long form threeh Hour episode per week

30:30conversation between me and you talking about reminiscing about our gaming time during like the you know late 90s and early 2000s honestly yeah yeah and you know what we the name of the show would be called the good old days the good old remember the good old days I remember the good old days I remember it there's actually a podcast that if you guys want to check out an example of like it's not exactly what we're talking about but there's an element of it because it's more about the industry it's called Game Boys to Men by Jeff gersman I don't know if you can get it

31:08for free I pay for access to it um and it's like this guy and his friend reminiscing about the games industry in the 90s but I think there's a game Boys to Men for Mi Millennials talking about Halo Silent Hill 2 metal gear salt guys if you're listening to Greg's podcast right now let me see if this does something to

31:45you you've lost your entire audience first of all that means quite literally nothing to me you don't know if you're listening to this and you heard what I just did you put it in the comments we got to we got to tell Greg what he's listening to yeah no can know that one no I was a Nintendo Nintendo guy and a PC Gamer okay let's see if you know this Nintendo one Zelda Ocarina of Time man yeah all right can I tell you about a business related to Nostalgia that I think you're going to like and I think probably does at least $5 million a year yes all right

32:32it is called grid studio. CC do you know about this business I don't I'm looking it up now so it's brilliant it's basically doing something similar to what I was talking about where you take Nostalgia and you make high-end art pieces of it although I don't I actually don't think it's as high-end as I would do it so what do they do they get original parts from original game Boyson [ __ ] so [ __ ] cool I knew you'd love this I knew you'd love this and they take the original parts uh and even like newer is things like the Apple watch but first generation and they put it in a art

33:21frame and they just kind of annotate it and it's just a beautiful piece of art like so they'll take out a Game Boy and you can see all the inner workings on on a beautiful art piece and it's just it's a beautiful homage to the device dude you know what's so weird remember earlier I I haven't seen this before but remember earlier when I said I would take the face plate off the controller and yeah I didn't explain what I would I was imagining putting it on some type of frame but this is way cool I wasn't thinking about this exploded view but honestly the looking

33:58at the um Xbox original Duke controller version of this gives me that feeling of nostalgia oh my God this is so cool look at do you see the snz one so good the [ __ ] game boy oh I really really love this I love this do you know the people who did this I don't but on their website I think which's really interesting is their influencer program is like at at the bottom and I bet that a lot of their revenue comes from uh I mean if you're like a YouTuber Creator type person like you just want to talk about this you know this is so

34:40cool so that's really cool I think they're doing really well and I also I found out about them because I saw their paid ads absolutely everywhere for a long period of time oh I I actually need to get this um purple Game Boy Color with Pikachu on it for myself yeah I just I feel like I'm gonna bankrupt you this this just bankrupted you oh no oh no not again I already spent a lot of money on a Game Boy nostalgic thing today totally yeah but dude this is okay I mean you obviously found the best example uh this is amazing that's exactly what I'm talking

35:18about um on the product level so so now that I've seen this I would make a YouTube channel about Halo about era so you I think it's probably best to choose your when when I'm when when you said Niche down if I was thinking about this and I was spending a bit more time on it I would probably choose a platform first and that would be my first channel so I would choose the original Xbox just because I have somehow [ __ ] tons of nostalgia for that even though I had the N64 I had the Dreamcast and I had the Xbox I think the original Xbox was the

35:52most influential console to me because of Halo um and and that would be the channel I would create I would focus on the Halo games I'd focus on a lot of the other I mean there wasn't so many other amazing games that came out outside of Halo that I really loved on the Xbox but yeah I would focus in on that I talk about that a lot and I would be an affiliate of this I would be affiliate of grid what do they call grid Studio yeah horrible URL grid Studio CC like I would love to acquire this business Rebrand it add some higher-end uh art pieces to it

36:39so their their stuff looks amazing but imagine if it was in you know the frame to me looks kind of Ikea cheap um so but you know I think that there's some collectors that would spend thousands of dollars for some of these and if they were numbered and were there is Rarity associated with it this is a mega mega business uh so I'm really interested in that um have you seen displate d i p a te no so it's kind of similar I mean no it's not similar to that but it has it would be another one of the Affiliates for our new podcast um and actually interestingly

37:22enough coincidentally Halo is right up front uh when you land on their display plate.com landing page they are I mean I don't know how much money they're making but a lot of influencers talk about them it's kind of cool interesting man this this is like I want to I want to shut down my business and just work on this now that's my goal is to get people to listen to this and stop what you're doing and go do something that you hear on you hear on this podcast yeah but this the hosts aren't supposed to do it oh yeah because they people need us they [ __ ] it the host yeah but um

38:06honestly dude listen we're not going to do it because we don't have time because we're running a well you're running a lot of businesses I'm running one um we someone needs to someone needs to do here I'm going to give someone the exact idea that's going to this will make minimum 1 million per year if you like that area era of video games and you if you have a friend to talk about it or even if you don't so if you don't use Jeff gersman as an as um as an influence so go to YouTube search for Jeff gersman he does a oneman show every week it's

38:41three hours long and you talk about nostalgic but not no the thing is people when they talk about nostalgic games they go too far back they're talking about like the original SNES I'm talking about nostalgic for the Millennials I honestly don't know if that exists yet there's L retro is always snz it's always you know original Sega Mega Drive I'm talking about retro for us is Halo it's Metal Gear Solid it's Silent Hill 2 it's Resident Evil Resident Evil and it's you know siphon filter all of this [ __ ] so if you can become the content creator for the new Millennial retro you're going to make yourself a

39:25millionaire and you're not trying to make content that's like super you're not like super educational it's Comfort noise you're making comforting episodes that last three hours long you're just chatting about [ __ ] listen to Jeff gersman he's a perfect example of it it's just three hours of chatting and he opens energy drinks and talks about them there's just something deeply satisfying about listening to his podcast and I think this needs to exist for the millennial retro whatever the [ __ ] that's called all right this is big this is big this is a really big idea and it's such it's a big idea because it's a thousand

40:07ideas it's not just one idea it's a whole media Empire run by me even though I'm not gonna do it yeah oh man some got someone's got to fun your excessive nostalgic Collectibles habit I know I have so much dude dude I have so much stuff I don't use it I don't use it turn your turn your cost center into a profit Center yeah this thing is great though look how cute this is that is cute I love the colored buttons never going to use it though um so yeah uh that's it that's all I that's all I came here to say I appreciate you having the

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