- [DRock] I'll see you in four hours.
- See you DailyVee.
See you in four hours.
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Alright, I gotta make this quick call.
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- You know and the whole place is obviously open--
- I just, I just need to have a--
- float through.
- Two or three times a year
I want to do a real wine event that matters,--
- Yeah.
- and this is the place to do it.
Six weeks ago or so
I was in a meeting here in LA and all the
gentleman I was with, I was with Lindsay and
we were with David, one of her mentors.
He said, "You guys have a few minutes today?"
And we're like, "Well, we can make it happen.
"What's going on?"
He's like, "You have come and see this amazing place."
So we readjusted our schedules in the middle of a kind of a
weekday drove down here and were introduced to this amazing
gentleman that I'm excited to
introduce many of you to but others know.
We did a little bit of a tour that I know many of
you have already done before.
I was completely blown away.
Even more exciting to me is as we were going through the
incredible wonderland that he's created here in the middle of LA
I kinda looked at the space we're in and I said,
"You know for a long time I've been wanting to put together a
"wine dinner in LA and have a mix of my friends and
acquaintances get together and get to know each other."
So something that's been bouncing around in my mind for
the last 18 months or so came together when I saw this spot
and this incredible energy that's created here.
So I'm having a lot of fun
watching you guys kind of mix-and-match.
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Cheers. Thank you.
Get home safe, love you all.
Thank you.
Cheers. Cheers.
Nice.
- Was fun. - That was fun.
- [Blurred Man] Gary! - [Gary] Hey bro.
- [Blurred Man] What up, dude? - [Gary] Sorry, I'm late.
I think if you love process,
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