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#177 - How a City Tour is Making Millions, Selling Manhood & the Barstool for Tech

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If you're building one of these, please reach out to me. I wanna invest in all of these. I wanna invest in like twenty of these companies. I feel like I can rule the world, I know I can But I want to I put my all in it like no day's off a roadless travel, never looking back So

We're gonna talk about what you guys can expect in today's episode. But before we do, um, so my first million, we actually just went from eightieth in in our category on on the iTun store, which is a big deal to us, to like number fourteen. And one of the reasons why we did it was because you folks who are listening have clicked the subscribe button. So if you're using iTunes or using an Apple product, can you please do me a favor Uh I want you to go and click subscribe. So go to uh our My First Million page and click that subscribe button. And then we have this email address. Um M FM, so my first million, MFM at the hustle dot co. Send a screenshot of you subscribe and we're gonna do a call out of you on the podcast. So say like your name.

And then show me that you subscribe, send it to MFM a screenshot, and we're gonna g uh give a call out. And actually we're gonna give a call out at the end of this episode for all the people that did that previously. And now let's hear what we're gonna talk about in this episode. Go ahead, Sean. Uh yeah, we got a bunch of topics I'm excited about. We talked about creating barstool sports. For the tech industry. We talked about internal company podcasting platforms like Spoken.

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