Speaker 1: Let's get to calls for the week.
We take calls via discord.
You can join the discord for free again another free opportunity to get involved at David
Pacman dot com slash discord.
Let's hear from the people in the audience I argue the most important people.
Let's start with Jennie-O. From Chester Springs.
I believe it says Jennie-O. Welcome to the program.
What is on your mind today?
What can I do for you?
Jenny.
Oh, please accept my invitation to talk to me.
You've got to accept.
And then we will be able to talk.
Speaker 2: Can you hear me now?
Speaker 1: Yes, I can.
Speaker 2: All right.
Great to speak with you.
Likewise.
So my first question is, can you share your thoughts on where you get your inspiration?
Your work ethic seems impeccable and you seem like you have an incredible team and you know
how you built this great show that you have?
Speaker 1: Well, it happened all very slowly.
You know, a lot of people, when I'm interviewed, they will say when was like the big thing
that happened where the show got much bigger and there really was no such thing.
And that's sort of a blessing and a curse because, you know, if you go one day from
talking to ten people to talking to 11 people, it kind of feels like the same thing.
And then when you go from 999,000 YouTube subscribers to a million, it doesn't feel
that different.
And so it's been really like a slow grind over time, which is fine because it doesn't
impose like any big shock to the system and force me to change what we're doing in terms
of work ethic.
I mean, I think I feel bad for people that have jobs they don't like, but for me it's
just like I look forward to just chatting about what's going on and hearing from people
in the audience each day and giving my opinion.
So it really just comes naturally because I'm enjoying what I'm doing.
Speaker 2: Awesome.
I love that.
I feel the same way.
Speaker 1: And also I get up at 4 a.m., do a cold plunge, and then do a three hour workout
before having ketones for breakfast.
No, I'm kidding.
I don't really do any of that stuff.
Speaker 2: But a three hour workout with a baby too.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 2: And then my last thought is a few months ago I had called in and asked you about
Howard Stern, and we discussed it a little bit.
And then I was so excited when I heard that he listens to you, because besides you, he's
the he's my other number, number one guy.
And and so I wanted to know, was getting Rosie O'Donnell on the show, was that part of like
the Howard effect?
Speaker 1: It actually was not Rosie O'Donnell.
We've been mutual followers of each other, Rosie and I, for actually years on some platforms.
And now that we're more active on Tech talk and she's more active on TikTok, we were just
able to make the connection in a more direct way.
She was aware of it.
She thought it was great.
She congratulated me, but it actually was.
I know it happened like the week after, but it actually did not directly relate to that.
Speaker 2: Interesting osogbo there have there been like other.
You've you've seen a lot of positive effects from Howard mentioning you.
Speaker 1: You know, it's been very positive in terms of some A-list people who I shouldn't
really name because they may not be like out politically or whatever.
Some A-list people heard about the show and now follow it, thanks to Howard Stern's shout
out.
The the few days after the shout out, we did see our platforms grow a little more than
normal.
But it wasn't as explosive as you might imagine.
And I think a lot of it is people are listening, like on the road.
They're driving truck drivers and people commuting, etc..
They don't necessarily immediately pull their phone out and go to my YouTube channel because
Howard mentions it.
So it's been like a trickle over time, but it was hugely beneficial overall.
Speaker 2: Wonderful.
Awesome.
Well, thanks so much.
Love your show.
Speaker 1: All right.
Thank you, Jenny.
Great to hear from you again.
Beautiful phone call.