Long-Lasting Companies, Pandemic Monitoring & Deepfake Businesses

Let's go outside of the tech world. So two brands that that I am looking at that have lasted a long time. Louis Vuitton. Louis Vuitton has lasted maybe two hundred and fifty years now. And when you think of Louis Vuitton, you know what you're getting. Same with New York Times. New York Times has been around for two hundred and fifty years. Not everyone likes them, but you know what they're pursuing, which is their version of the truth. But then let's go to Raising Kane. You ever been to Raising Caines? Of course, dude. Love Raising Kane. I met the founder of Raising Cains once. He is awesome. I feel like I can rule the world. I know I could be what I want to.

I put my law in it like no day song on a roll. We're live, what's going on? What up? How are you? I'm thriving. All right, good. So I've been thinking about this conversation you and I had. We talked about outsourcing.

And I'm actually gonna put a lot of words in your mouth. I'm implying that you said a lot of stuff, which you didn't exactly say. So y you're kind of more of a representation. But Rob Deirdick said something amazing a few pods ago. He said Two amazing things. One, he goes, I was looking for these twenty, thirty million dollar wins and I would do like twelve of them, he said. He goes, Instead, I'm actually only gonna do one or two things and I'm hop and I'm gonna hope that they're gonna be big. And then he also said he has this thing called forever estates. Do you remember when he talked about forever estates? So afterwards he sent me mock ups of this. And I like Googled the architect and everything and there was this really cool article that they Rob and the architect wrote together. So Forever Estates. Rob said, I want to build this home. So basically he said he had twelve million dollars liquid at the time, 10 million dollars. He went and bought this plot of land. And then he goes, To build the home I want, it's gonna cost thirty million dollars.

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