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Unbundling Disney, Why CNN is Just Like the WWE, YouTube Creator Camps, and More

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The only thing I think people love more than their kid or love as uh and nearly as much as their kid is their dog. And um and so I'm surprised that there's not a place like Disneyland for dogs that is basically the happiest place on earth. For dogs. Dude, Nick's thing is kinda weird. Let's see if it works. Yeah, what's your prediction? Let's do it now, let's predict it now. Do you think this goes anywhere? You think it becomes worth something or no? So the background here is our friend is this guy named Nick Huber, who goes viral all the time for writing about like

Storage units. Um he's a self storage guy on Twitter. His handle is sweaty startup. I'm an investor in his, so I'll disclose that. I don't know what that means here, but I'll th we'll say it. Um He created he made this thread like as a joke or he made a joke about tomatoes. I don't even remember the joke, how he could grow tomatoes and sell'em or something and people like made fun of him and it went crazy viral. And then he created a tomato. N F T project called Bromatoes.

Um as a joke, but kinda not a joke. Do I think it's gonna go anywhere? Kind of like well executed, where you're like, this isn't a joke. The art is amazing. The art is great. It's great in the sense that it's like well executed bad art. Like it's a tomato that's a Bro, that's a guy. So Uh Do I think it's gonna go anywhere? Of course not. No, I don't think so. Do you? There's a chance. Uh like y y I don't know if you saw that. He uh he posted a tweet from

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