Sam Parr (@theSamParr) and Shaan Puri (@ShaanVP) talk about the recent Barstool sports drama and how to react to getting canceled, Billy of the Week Bryan Johnson and his extreme body monitoring, the future of apparel retail and automated drive-throughs, and more. They also play a special game called "How much do you think Pomp is worth?" and discuss his latest decision to return investor money. _____ * Do you love MFM and want to see Sam and Shaan's smiling faces? Subscribe to our Youtube channel. * Want more insights like MFM? Check out Shaan's newsletter. _____ Show Notes: (01:23) - Dave Portnoy vs The World (24:30) - The future of apparel retail and automated drive-throughs (44:20) - Billy of the Week: Bryan Johnson (01:07:35) - How much is Pomp worth? (01:11:00) - The pitfalls of being mini-famous _____ Links: * Focusing on What Is Most Important
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The transcript discusses Dave Portnoy and his controversial behavior, including his inappropriate actions and comments towards women.
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The speakers discuss targeting older, successful individuals and brands, rather than inexperienced ones, when dealing with issues in business.
While Barstool Sports' pen makes up only a small percentage of their business, it accounts for a significant portion of their brand equity, making it an interesting investment opportunity.
A discussion on the strategic approach that needs to be taken for a PR war with the important factor being the persona of the character and not making it into an actual legal problem.
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This podcast episode discusses the need for a standardized clothing size system, and how technology can play a role in making this happen. The idea of creating fitting booths in major cities is also explored.
The owner of a fast, casual Japanese clothing company has developed a new wearable device that wraps around the body like an arm coming out of a suit, and he plans to mail one to everyone in Japan.
The idea is to open small tailoring shops with a couple of tailors and add logos to the retailer's site. With technology advancement, shops can install software like in the Amazon Go store to charge customer's Amazon account without going through checkout.
Devices resembling Segways with an attached iPad screen allow remote managers to virtually visit employees at their desk, interacting with them using a video call.
The speaker discusses the work culture at McDonald's and highlights its unique features such as calling it the world's greatest first job and the benefits of employing humans over robotics in fast-food services.
The rise of automation will replace some jobs, but there will be a need for software supervisors, robot repair, and managers to address problems machines cannot handle.
The guest on the podcast discusses creating a neural link, similar to Elon Musk's neuralink, and the concept of biological age which measures the age of an individual's body.
The speaker goes on a meandering soliloquy touching on topics such as drug use, women's suffrage, and human anatomy.
The speaker discusses the morality of killing animals for food, arguing that it is not ethical to treat animals poorly or kill them inhumanely.
A guest speaks about testing for metals in the body and shares a personal story about neglecting dental health for 20 years.
The host compares the fame and recognition of Elon Musk to a genius inventor who lives a different lifestyle and is pushing the boundaries. He believes this type of individual is necessary for the future of humanity, but they will likely never reach the same level of fame as Musk.
The speaker discusses their experience with an Ethereum name service and how individuals can receive air dropped tokens with extreme value.
The speaker talks about his experience in raising funds and investment, and how he eventually became self-reliant regarding investments, making himself for profitable than ever.
The speaker discusses the importance of recognizing and rewarding people for small gestures of kindness, like making a child's day and ensuring that they feel special. He recalls an instance where someone went out of their way to do something good, and he ended up rewarding them with a small monetary gift and verbal recognition.
The hosts express the importance of taking action and stepping out of one's shell, regardless of how awkward the execution may be.