Chapter
A Twitter Misunderstanding
07:37 - 15:50 (08:13)
The speaker discusses a Twitter exchange he had where he was accused of picking fights with journalists by replying to one who was "virtue signaling."
Clips
Jake Paul and Floyd Mayweather engage in trash talking during a press conference promoting their upcoming fight, which has not generated much buzz or interest.
07:37 - 08:41 (01:04)
Summary
Jake Paul and Floyd Mayweather engage in trash talking during a press conference promoting their upcoming fight, which has not generated much buzz or interest.
ChapterA Twitter Misunderstanding
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Jake Paul's prank of stealing Floyd Mayweather's hat and creating gotcha hat merch goes viral and leads to a physical altercation between the two.
08:41 - 10:20 (01:38)
Summary
Jake Paul's prank of stealing Floyd Mayweather's hat and creating gotcha hat merch goes viral and leads to a physical altercation between the two. He then gets a tattoo of the phrase "gotcha hat" on his leg.
ChapterA Twitter Misunderstanding
Episode#183 - How Course Businesses Work, How Irish Pubs as a Service is Making Millions & Profiting From Vacant Office Spaces
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The debate over whether it's right to promote people who are known to be jerks is discussed, using the example of cigarette companies who were great marketers even though their product is bad for people's health.
10:20 - 13:15 (02:55)
Summary
The debate over whether it's right to promote people who are known to be jerks is discussed, using the example of cigarette companies who were great marketers even though their product is bad for people's health.
ChapterA Twitter Misunderstanding
Episode#183 - How Course Businesses Work, How Irish Pubs as a Service is Making Millions & Profiting From Vacant Office Spaces
PodcastMy First Million
The podcast host discusses their views on labeling people as "white knights" or "evil" in journalism, noting that the world is not black or white.
13:16 - 15:50 (02:34)
Summary
The podcast host discusses their views on labeling people as "white knights" or "evil" in journalism, noting that the world is not black or white. They express admiration for journalist Taylor Lorenz while also acknowledging criticisms of her work.