#145 with Reed Duchscher - MrBeast's Manager Joins the Brainstorm

I feel like I can rule the world, I know I can be what I want to I'm put my law in it like my days off On the road less travel never looking back What's up everybody, we got a special guest in the house, Reed Duckshirt and uh This room is baller. Is this your office or is this your bedroom? Yeah, this is this is our office in uh in Dallas, Texas. I wish this was my bedroom. Maybe I need to rethink what my bedroom looks like and add a bunch of toys and stuff. Um and I see you got the painting on the wall. I feel like I get retargeted for that ad constantly for that painting. Uh if I if I see it right, I don't know. It's a little bit blurry. You got the fancy blurry camera, so I'm not sure if I'm seeing it right.

Right. Yeah, it's the Ari Gold's uh I've had this thing for like seven years. It's when Ari Gold like bought This is from Enterrage for people that don't know. It's a HBO series. Uh when he went in and he bought like a rival agency and he went in with a paintball gun and basically fired people. It's like an iconic episode. He goes, What? Yeah. I will find you Dude, that was a pretty good Ari impression. I like that. I too grew up watching that. Ari was one of my heroes for a while as well.

Yeah, it was weird, like I loved the show and I thought everything they did with the show was so fascinating, but I was always into the character E Not specifically like him as a as his specific character, but what he did, like his manager. Uh like the manager role that he played. I'm glad you said not him specifically, because he was boring as fuck. Yeah, yeah, boring character. But his job like I was like his job seems to be so interesting because it's like

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