The speaker recounts how they underestimated the potential of a kid's company they advised years ago, which is now a multi-billion dollar enterprise run by a 25-year-old. They discuss the classic stereotype of wealthy tech individuals living like they have no money and a new cliche that has emerged.
The guest speaker recalls collaborating with H. Jon Benjamin and the latter's affinity for messing with people, citing a specific fun experience of theirs at a doctor's office in Beverly Hills.
A comedian talks about how he used to think looking like a bum was necessary to be a great comic, but he later learned that you can live a comfortable life and still be successful. He also talks about how dressing well affects his performance on stage.
The speaker talks about how white people tend to have kids much later in their lives, going against their biological age, for the sake of wanting to enjoy life beforehand. This has resulted to a new generation of older parents.
The speaker discusses how they coped with trauma after experiencing a stalker incident that led to a break-in and attempted assault in their apartment.