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He turned a broke team into a billion dollars

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All right, this episode is a Billy of the Week. Me and Sam are so inspired by this one story, this one entrepreneur. I'm almost like slightly intimidated, Sam, uh by the story. It's like, Oh my God, the bar has been raised of what I need to go do. The person who we talked about, I pray this makes it to them and I pray that they come on the pod. And after listening to this, you're gonna agree that we have to get'em on. Amen. Also, the last two minutes of this podcast We need you guys to listen. We left you guys a message. Yes. Alright, enjoy. I feel like I can rule the world, I know I can be what I want to

I put my law in it like my days off on a roll list. This is the most inspiring business that I saw when I was looking at the world of sports. There's a lot of things that made a lot of money. This one not only makes a lot of money. I literally in my notes wrote down in all caps. This guy deserves a billion dollars. And I want to be like him.

I don't even think I've ever had that thought before, right? Like, you know, but there's a lot of people who hate billionaires. There's I don't I'm not like that at all. I think it's great, you know, create a successful business, but I've never Heard a story and thought God damn, we need to give it's like if there was a Nobel Prize for business, we need to give it to this guy. This guy we're gonna talk about, it's one of these stories that I think I know all about it, and then I go and like deep dive and I'm like So much better than I thought. Yeah, so much more to know.

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