- A lot of cameras, a lot of chaos.
Good energy.
I'm super excited to get on stage and fucking rip it up.
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- Literally, I really think YouTube's favorite,
all-time Daily Vee moment.
I literally cannot believe that.
Like, I sat. - [Staffer] It was like three
in a row each and then Tom was like fuck it.
I can't hit this.
Switch.
Underhand.
- This it he worst moment of my life.
To lose to the Rick Barry underhanded free throw
to make the last spot.
I'm fucking pissed.
Fuck me.
- [Staffer] The backpack kid.
- What, who was funny?
Backpack, backpack, backpack.
- He's really good.
- Backpack, backpack, backpack.
The recall, YouTube.
I'm sure Eric just edited that moment.
Cold DM-ing.
Like, you can literally type - I've been doing that.
- Yeah, I believe in that the most.
I think it's a complete fucking lay up.
I think you type in Staten Island
or your exact address on fucking Instagram,
and look, I just, and the hashtag sign,
I don't know what else to tell ya.
I just fundamentally believe in it.
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I'm just getting off a call in the London office.
We're gonna be moving offices.
I'm intrigued by a lot of emails
from a lot of you entrepreneurs.
A lot of you peeps on YouTube about decision making.
My big belief is speed matters there.
You know, it's funny.
Eric's filming today.
Eric Caster who, is a super important character in my life,
because, fun fact, Eric was the person that filmed
the first episodes of Wine Library TV,
was our first development hire.
Worked for the outside firm that built winelibrary.com,
and is really unbelievably, and disproportionally
responsible for my tech endeavors, actually,
for that matter.
I mean, I feel like I would've gotten there anyway,
I assume, and a lot of things would've happened anyway,
and that's just not how life works.
Eric obviously worked for and with me,
but also for and with my dad.
I love my dad and he's the best,
but I think one of the things to raz
is he just sits on decisions.
It's just his normal demeanor,
and I believe that speed in making decisions
is super important.
I think it comes down to perfection, and like,
trying to make the right, perfect call.
And I think that the right, perfect call,
nine out of ten times is the fastest call.
And that doesn't mean you don't be thoughtful.
It means that you spend your days, every day,
becoming a practitioner, becoming great at what you do,
and the beginning you go off of intuition,
but you just don't overthink shit.
This was just a fun little call.
Important decision, new office,
but I'm not gonna overthink it.
Get the macro things in place,
figure out how you're gonna solve for that problem,
and don't worry about the twenty percent on the edges
of like is this a problem, is that a problem,
and so I'm a big big fan of quick, fast decisions.
Especially if you're informed.
Make calls quicker.
Speed matters.
Quick update.
I'll be gone for the next two or three hours.
I'm going to a Resy board meeting.
R-E-S-Y.
Please download the app.
Please guys, edit.
The absolute app that you should be using
to pick your restaurants.
An amazing company that we (mumbles)
out of Vayner/RSE, our fund.
Ben Leventhal, the CEO, from the food space,
has just been crushing it.
Mike Montero, CTO, co-founder, unbelievable,
lot of fun going into board meetings
when things are really cruising and rolling,
and really the main board meeting I have each month
out of all of my investments, or each quarter, excuse me.
See ya.
Heading to an event that I committed to.
Good day so far.
Just had a two hour meeting with a client
that's on the verge of going from a solid client
to a phenomenal client where we lost money on the account
for a year, but it's set up in expectory.
I think that one of the great things that people don't do,
is they lose up front to win in the long term.
One step backwards, two steps forward.
Obviously easier when you can afford it,
but even when you can't, that means you live more humbly.
And living more humbly is something that people
are not willing to do.
They get their business going a little bit,
and they go buy a fancy car, then taking the money
out of the system that would've allowed them
to make that move.
Think about it.
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- What's up guys.
I'm here with the one and only Gary Vaynerchuk.
- What up!
- It's so exciting cuz I remember seeing you last year.
It was just awesome seeing you.
It's been a great experience.
I can't believe that.
I've been watching the footage over and over.
- Did you see that I put up a recall from the footage?
- Yeah yeah yeah I saw that.
- A couple weeks ago right?
- Yeah that was awesome!
- Dude, you've grown.
You're getting bigger.
You're gonna pass me and dad in a minute.
- Ha, thank you!
- It's been going good?
You've been doing a good job?
- Yeah I've been doing awesome!
I've been killing it.
- Enjoying it?
- Yeah I love it, man.
- I love it, man.
Good luck to ya.
- Thank you - it's great to see ya.
Every single person here not downloading the top new app
just to taste what it's like,
in case it impacts your business, is insane.
Everybody is in the "no" business.
No, I'm not gonna download that new thing.
No, I don't need a Snapchat account.
Instagram followed all those features.
I don't need a Snapchat.
Meanwhile, because of that, all the action,
and opportunity, is in Snapchat,
because it's all supply and demand of attention.
So for me, I'm not quite sure why or how or what.
More importantly, to bring value here,
instead of giving you my fucking narrative,
my bigger thing is for you to leave with value.
Why are you saying no?
Why are you so fucking fancy?
Super fun.
Just got done with that.
Probably the most fun for me in a long time with Daily Vee,
because I wish, and I hope you don't get too humble
about this and edit this shit out Eric.
For me, Eric witnessing what he just witnessed,
which is, look, I mean call it what it is.
Entrepreneurship is on a pedestal right now,
and so there was never a point that I thought
entrepreneurship would be that much of a cultural thing
where you could be treated with that level of fame.
I thought I would be known.
I'm sure I said funny things to Eric,
like everybody's gonna know me like they know Bill Gates,
or whatever we said back then.
But there's a different thing going on,
and this is definitely one of the best moments
watching all that chaos and all those selfies
from Eric's eyes right now,
and thinking back to the,
we literally, this is not a joke guys.
We literally sat closer than we're sitting right now
at a desk building winelibrary.com in those days.
It's awfully, awfully gratifying and feels fun.
For parents, you know how you see the world
through your kids eyes,
and you see how they get excited about things
for the first time the way you did as a kid.
It's super fun to watch you navigate through this day.
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