Why Is Andrew Wilkinson Monetizing His Twitter Followers?

That's like eight hundred thousand dollars of recurring revenue. If I get two and a half percent, that's two million. If I do five percent, that's four million. And if you just think about what would I pay for a business That makes me that much money a year. Like this is like five, ten, fifteen million dollars of value.

And so I'm looking at it and going This is great. I pay for what I'm getting. Yeah. I feel like I can rule the world and no way be what I want to

I put my law in it like my day song on the road All right, what's going on, everyone? We have Andrew Wilkinson on the pilot today. Andrew's one of our great, great friends. He runs this company called Tiny, which is publicly traded in Canada. It's a holding company that owns like forty different companies. I think it's publicly traded at like a eight hundred million dollar market cap, something like that. Does 150 ish in a year in revenue. So he's got really good insight. And we talked to him about a few interesting things. One thing that sounds kind of like not that cool, but actually is cool, is he hung out with a few folks that are worth like ten or twenty billion dollars recently and he like talked about what it's like hanging out with people. uh in that sphere. Uh we talked about Meta Lab, which was his agency that he started, which provided all the profits in order to start Tiny and how it makes something like twenty million dollars a year in profit. And we just said, How the hell does it make so much money? And what did you guys do? So he gives us a breakdown on that.

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