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Content of the entertainment screen of the airlines. software integrations processes workflow integrating AI bone automatic systems connecting systems sinkos is your guys delivered a job 150% delivered company and yet jump around the episode and enjoy advertisements please for super thanks supporting the show. comments YouTube advice for business and this opportunities of a market. Okay. Fresh ground. fresh new even if you heard me 100 hours 200 hours fresh. Um okay go ahead. So this is the reason because most of the time evergreen is relevant for example example product or something is the manager came identify I kicked off the cameras. the camera for them. >> So there's the irony. The irony is and the camera. So, you know, So full circle and this is the point. So, so security came in the video and so full circle. So like technology change but industries including AI can benefit businesses topics and And right >> this is a split evergreen and topical >> right >> society topical because things keep changing but evergreen because the principles will be the same even as things change >> to discuss first cartoons experience popular culture brands. Okay. of Donald Trump, president of the United States. I'm not comparing. You know what I'm saying? As a random example in it seems so so like wow in the future whatever unreal. But the truth is is that Party of the people number one popular show of Ukraine servant of the people and that's the name of his political party today servant of the people. >> So president shows president. >> Oh, the main character. >> Yeah. So why am I mentioning this? Because what happens is that when something is done as fiction, it makes it more likely to really happen. Flying cars, futuristic cars. We're still not there, but we're pretty close. We had self-driving cars. We're at EVOL. I forgot. I forgot. >> EVs. Yeah. in houseion investment country something. What happens is is that when people discuss things >> Donald Trump and Donald Trump and the reason for Donald Trump is the example Trumpet members. >> Yeah. Okay. So to the topic. >> Yeah. So now I don't agree 100%. I agree in principle, but just to be clear, there was a President Donald Trump. But my point there is is known Donald Trump as Gaz. My point is the sign the fake sign Trump for president the most top opportunity of the president of the United States example Mike Bloomberg when Donald Trump Mike Bloomberg came to the day in the event to the mic please. I'm going to ask Michael Bloomberg to say a few words in Michael Bloomberg seal of the president of the United States that picture a picture is worth a thousand words but such a picture is worth a lot more than a thousand votes and when I mention presidential mention okay they mention president of the president's presidential >> true because the authority to give authority offset a certain client. Yeah. So the topic >> so therefore mentioned AI this is a perfect example something that's both right now and evergreen in my opinion the mention was doing challenged oh that's something that can't be done I'm going to try to do it that's something that nobody could do if I do it I'll make gazillions of dollars so actually the things that people say are not AI touchable are the very things that AI in my opinion will make the biggest turnover >> mention with a click of a button no problem but it's not possible that's where the biggest opportunity is mentioned yeah so tasks any topic So, so I could say or I could go down. You can divide everything into smaller steps. How do you eat elephant one bite at a time? Yeah. By the way, shout out the guest for the show. Yeah. So the step but essentially you know I'm like Relax. But still, you don't have to know in advance. to BBC field. Okay, I don't know anyone doing anything like this. I'm using it as an example. the closest. That's the closest I've gotten, but I haven't done it yet. And by the way, for the record just saying yeah. So for them so as an example but I can't see why not to figure out which should go next based on how agitated the is but the point is the point is concept that is usable for certain things of the plane of the list. I couldn't have ever said this before because it just happened. Ethiopians basically So finger butch. foreign. No problem. I can't eat his flesh. So the Oh wow. And he's good. >> [snorts] >> A lot of times the solution existed Google search couldn't believe it. How do you find me? How do you find meat talks recommended you? >> Wow. So, Oh Google off of page one the result number one that's very much changing because now you want to make sure that you have enough stuff out there that's pushing chat GPT people to you and another and one of the ways that happens topical and maybe evergreen at the moment is LinkedIn so post and when they like anything of LinkedIn jobs. So I guess Steve Jobs. So like whatever for some reasons. >> So this a point this is again I'm jumping away. Drive you brought up Microsoft invested 49 something% into open AI. So I guess a connection mention any place tons of views, tons of likes, tons of click like okay. Okay. Frozen 50 likes, likes, likes, But for the clientele that you're targeting mention Kentucky and it's very much about having the right audience and the core audience, not about how many views you get. So Steve Jobs something specific millions of views of a post but they don't get out of it what I can get out of a post that has 500 2,000 10,000 views post idea It's not practical, but it is practical. I'll share it with you. >> Food for thought. And the point is the beepers in Iran >> in Iran. So we don't really have the whole picture. >> You never know. Well, you never know what's really going on, >> right? Again, democracy mixed with the leader for any Hitler is, you know, So is an interesting interesting discussion that's very topical and again look back and say he won. Imagine for free for free. Sounds good. New York City. No standing zones. The ticket guys. Yeah. So red cameras and speeding cameras in Walgreens. I felt I felt very uncomfortable. homeless manion homeless minus. >> Yeah. >> But the rule is whatever. >> Yeah. So Alice is like $1,000. >> These things don't work. They never did work. Not in North Korea, not in China, not in Russia. Never worked. the fight democracy and socialism. Ask not what your country could do for you. Ask what you could do for your country. >> Exactly. >> And the Democrat FDR, give me give me >> what can my country do? What can my country do for me? >> Exactly. So, by the way, the slaves in America, Abraham Lincoln. Yeah. >> He was a Republican. Okay. That's true. Charlie videos. So ideal. And we had a discussion and we walked we both walked out, I think. was and I want to go to what I told him. So portfolio financial markets in the options markets the existing portfolio with the host a special course of the.com/lt c a i m e k i n.com/ltik text message 84557212 email address enroll in the course the coupon code LT latest talks for a special discount% the fridge is gone with an appliance company. Uh uh uh. The company out of business appliances leading brands contractors home buyers department. white glove delivery servicees contact MS appliances of 718737799 scan the QR code of the screen msappliances.com and when the mentions latest talks% discount of orders $2500 MS appliances a purchase Okay. So, do mention You know the army of this is not fair. Now I'm not saying they're right. I'm just saying that you have to understand where they're coming from. So problem in problem. Beautiful. Here it goes. Unbelievable. Peace or something. to the Israeli government. No problem. The building was in jail. In the jail is in which jail is it? It's the jail of the Israeli army temporary facilities rented from Rabbi. I can't help it. It's very simple. in the building. The army. They want to be If you can figure out a way that I can get out of the service. So, no problem. then you're then you're you did your you got punished. So such an idea for example it could help everybody climb down from the tree. You never know. But when people look for a solution, it starts from discussing it. point. So, in England. I mentioned the government. the channels of communication. The clerks, the clerks, the middle managers, the process and information. So therefore, connect. Wow. local government overall government but change decisions but local government of the city President the gold issue basically bricks Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa the west. So the west might >> there's a difference between just like there's NATO which is a military thing there's bricks but bricks is not was never meant to be a a dollar replacement >> but they all countries and included into correct >> yeah the player in the economy from bricks is China the factories producing actually um goods and and products for especially for America. So China's dollarable fiat money back in 1970s this redeemable for silver dollars redeemable for silver at any federal bank. This note is legal tender for all debts public and private. So back and is not valued because the values from America was going from generation to generation and was you know throughout this is our value was guilt. American military. Yeah. Technology advancements. So governments assets are valued. The dollar value is backed by the government and the government. One is they have a history of paying their debts. >> Okay. >> And they don't devalue. They don't devalue their >> Zimbabwe billion billion dollar notes. Yeah. 10 billion. >> Yeah. >> So, but they have the ability to tax people. >> Bitcoin taxes income from the government. >> Guaranteed income to debt because they could theoretically always raise taxes to pay it. uh not the governor and the people. So Vzai govern and dimensions its own taxes automatically. Got you. >> I think bricksit people are going to watch this. They'll know right away if I'm right or wrong. But for some reason I think bricks is more of a trade organization between countries not a >> sham sham the devising bricks devising bricks and as any details rabbi you're dead wrong about bricks. >> Exactly. >> If I go on one of these quizzes what is bricks? I can tell you what it is as far as the countries involved or whatever, but if it's a money money or not money, I'll get stuck on that one. >> Yeah. So to the point. So to the gold basically American dollar giving back by gold and is China reverse play. You know what? China yet as we speak. China. So the gold at the time was itriv. Yanesh influence is completely wrong. But because of the camera and hind millions of mention the power of the media and the power of the yeah of being front and center all the time. So gold umbrellas in the lawn yellow color as president is the best thing he could do. Did you ever have silk on your podcast? You ever try under secretary of >> Okay. in terms of topic >> in terms bunch of topics the inner workings of the government fluent Chinese so reserves in golden trade for the China and which I can't guarantee anything but the idea is as gold of the value from gold additionally to that gold considered as an asset but the value from the asset 50% collateral so a bank own maybe 50% value the value basically the doubled instantly >> ability to borrow against your assets which means the dollar value because whatever But I will I will tell you that in China the offshore rate in the in the Chinese rate exchange. >> Okay. >> Controls. So for the audience but essentially mention in the currency in the trip people basically people figure out ways in the Chinese government people keep trying to figure out ways to get money out the dollar from from the Chinese one a fair comparison to capital controls in China. So this the Bitcoin manipulating currency this this time under the president's China is very busy manipulating their currency exports technical explain it to me like I'm 10 years old I still don't understand so the point from Bitcoin as Bitcoin is basically is controlled by the government. So they can sh Bitcoin can convert in any time. And >> that's true. But Bitcoin also can't be taxed. >> Okay. >> Bitcoin is not backed by taxes, not backed by an army, >> but it's backed by the people >> in my opinion and this could be seen today. This could be seen in 20 years from now. Bitcoin has no value. I have a good question for you. The company was strategy micro strategy. The CEO Sailor Michael Bitcoin 21 million bitcoins, right? Why? So the reason is because Bitcoin being a decentralized currency is central idea from Bitcoin Bitcoin, but Bitcoin, you know, it's like a lottery ticketion. But investment, it's a terrible idea. It's a fallacy. It's not even true because my grocery store still doesn't take Bitcoin, >> right? So therefore, even if there's no inflation, in theory is looking because only it's a limited amount. The fact when I transfer it in and out of fiat, it's going to be I'm going to have to deal with the inflation anyway makes the whole idea there's no inflation ridiculous. >> Yeah. But the mat says Bitcoin million invested because they've all diversified guaranteed business and anything is guaranteed. >> If it could go down 50% in a day, it's probably not a good investment. investment in terms >> exactly. So while Bitcoin the difference is as Bitcoin recognition the guns have held JP Morgan has invested in Bitcoin and >> Jamie Diamond says Bitcoin is worthless. Jimmy Diamond CEO of Chase and since then I'm reinvested. >> It's different because it's different because a bank that's doing what their customers want. You go to your bank and say I want you to make me a bet that the price of an orange is going to be $100 next week. The bank will set up that trade for you. So that's the same reason because the customers want >> believing it's valuable >> the the the value from the coin is n the value from the coin the value from the people value on the coin so as long as people continue to value the coin because volatile times in the currencies in the gvelt including America's currency including China's currency including anything so the currency in the next future yeah in volatile general and do hyperinflation certain soatically bring out of the value of the fact that Bitcoin is limited to 21 million is also it's in a vacuum because Bitcoin is 21 million but every other coin >> no it's not like you're saying gold >> it's not really like Mean the idea that it's limited because 21 million doesn't really work when there's so many other coins as well. So the other coin's kind of let's start our own coinpin right >> but but the difference between bitcoin says bitcoin is accepted yet the faction bitcoin get status for the coin and this is valued the value the value is the people. So the second was the people valuing us and the bank valuing us and Bitcoin exchange was valuing us. This is guilt guilt is exchange >> triangulation being of currency. So the fact bitcoin and mention ready is accept is valued by the people the value but it's not that I think bitcoin is valuable >> it's that there are some people which business consultants accept Bitcoin, right? >> Yeah. >> So therefore to cater to that audience, >> if I get Bitcoin, I can trade it to dollars, >> right? >> But it doesn't mean that Bitcoin Bitcoin as an investment meaning is a terrible idea. >> Yeah. extra $50,000 million investment maybe some of your guilt extra money extra money any money I don't need for my business >> oh wow extra money. Guilt is it's a way of saying whatever it is unless do tradeable ins and out is anonymous and the fact that it came how it came and was done through a white paper. And I will tell you there's the mention of in the wallets in the original touched if one of those wallets empties or gets touched the price of Bitcoin just from that thing alone could dump tremendously. >> Correct. Yeah. So it's always responsibility. >> Okay. Stock market. Everyone has to be ready anytime that Trump could tweet something that'll make the market tumble or jump the deals. Options. So it's it's a double risk up or down and time. So when you buy an option, one of the things you have Greek letters symbols for so this has the Greeks. So is the expected movement percentage wise of a stock Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Tuesday, Friday. So even if it goes the maximum 2% a day, which it's not it could be maximum of 10% is a normal a normal rate to think the stock might jump. However, scientifically, >> but Trump, they spread and therefore the options are repriced to factor in the additional jump addition additional range of every stock every day. M so Bitcoin for a second is as Bitcoin is is kicked in the belt financials the uh digital gold basically >> the people who like it want to claim that it is I don't think it is >> meaning to say is the comparison is their point as mention value in gold is gold value is right so bitcoin people value it it's going to be valuable bitcoin Yeah, >> do digital currency. >> Okay. >> Again, Bitcoin, blockchain, digital currency, three separate things. >> Don't necessarily understand the difference. Do I think digital currency is a thing? Sure, I do. >> Digitally, transfer, quick, >> right? Right. >> Right. But a digital dollar meaning to say masterard digital currency% credit card swipe the merchants 2% >> 3.5 um so I'd rather get from you a quick pay >> right >> because I don't want to I don't want to lose three and a half% >> right >> dig there's a big mallet digital currency but digital currency is saying not necessarily Bitcoin. It could be any of the currencies that exist now, a Trump coin or any coin or it could be a coin that doesn't exist yet, >> right? American digital dollar. >> Now, if America has a digital, let's just think this through mention, let's go step by step. If America has digital dollar, so let's actually do this. America has digital dollar. Why should I have Bitcoin instead of the American digital dollar? Well, the Bitcoin is accepted against available. America's digital dollar is not backed by American government. >> Very good. Does the American government want Bitcoin to succeed if they have a digital dollar? >> Not necessarily. What's blocking because there's no democracy. >> So now China got this blocking. >> China is blocking showing them commun as I said China has capital controls, >> right? >> That means that they're trying to keep their money by them. >> Yeah. of Bitcoin is shaking the Bitcoin land. Yeah. >> And China's finished. >> So China restrictions, but Bitcoin the guilt, >> right? >> America bitcoin the guilt >> but America anyway. >> I don't agree with you at all. We found something that we could disagree. Um, America was because >> I agree. >> So, Bitcoin, UK dollar, whatever the British dollarized >> pounds, >> pounds. Umadocracy socialist country but as long as American dream bitcoin showing a message to the world >> I don't think they'll block bitcoin I do think as is obvious obvious bitcoin is anonymous for bitcoin and the idea bitcoin is untraceable and bitcoin is irreversible traceable >> I don't mean just traceable that you can see the blockchain >> I mean actually traceable they figured it out at this point >> so all that stuff is bitcoin to begin with, >> right? Okay. Is guilt. Okay. Basically, guilt. belonged for Johnny digital pictures in the picture but essentially it's it's the same idea in many ways. So the whole the whole uh the I don't think it's going to work. >> So, this is just the beginning. >> Oh, the dark web. It's start it's starting the trend has started already and banks invested in bitcoin and valuable depending right by definition by definition. So now so maybe it'll be spaceships and rocket ships interplanetary and the pipes and insurance cover including stocks including myself including real estate says but but to say it's good investment. >> No, but >> it doesn't make a good investment. Okay. I don't think it's okay to say because whatever Bitcoin exchange mention Bitcoin. >> So why shouldn't the Apple computer stock be a better a better thing to trade because at least they're selling tons of phones and computers, right? But um by the way market businesses invested by private investors private as long as possible is private companies in America of the stock market but to companies companies and private companies. Yeah. Private owned companies market 500 is mention fortune. So you know invest in a company breakthrough. Make a long story short, the mention you take a sliver, the state of Alaska oil, whatever oil. So here's chances are you'll be better off from the S&P 500 because you might if you're looking for if you're looking for something that grows safely but otherwise >> but the S&P 500 S&P 500 private companies and therefore the opportunity S&P 500 private investor into that companies. So the S&P 500rivriv who who work for the company people invest in the company to be able to get out. The way to give them liquidity, the ability to have liquidity is by being public that they could sell because cherryet. >> Yeah. >> If a person wants to sell, how they going to sell? they have to find somebody else to sell it to because Lamasa being a minority shareholder in a company even if it's growing well is very hard to to to collateralize to get something you know if it's public you don't have to sell your shares the fact that it's public means Elon Musk a guy to the bank please give me $100 million line of credit I'll secure those amount of shares he doesn't sell the shares but the fact that they have a lean on the shares enables them to lend the money so being public doesn't necessarily shares are sold, but every every one of these private companies you're talking about will at some point in all likelihood be public. >> Interesting point. was basically environment just somewhere to plug out. in North Miami. Beautiful hose filt beautiful doesn't matter. 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I don't think Bitcoin is the thing. >> Maybe I'm wrong. >> Interesting. as if the lottery say that's not that's not an investment that's that's gamble you want to gamble for gamble purposes go ahead but for investment I get it okay the only thing Bitcoin has going for it that I didn't see in my uh >> in my original look at Bitcoin is that because Donald Trump has gold elected outside the mall single issue voters borders the border backyard and that's how he votes. So because Trump wanted to win, he picked an issue that he doesn't care about. He bas thinks and he said this once upon a time but he thinks Bitcoin is worthless >> because he wants those people to vote for him. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> So he has to give them what they want. And therefore the American government at this point they don't buy Bitcoin but when they confiscate Bitcoin from from drug dealers or whatever some kind of tax seizure it's a halt. They don't sell it which helps first of all. So they have a strategic Bitcoin reserve which people who like Bitcoin are excited about. The other thing is is it keeps a certain amount of Bitcoin from being sold just like Micro Strategy keeps Bitcoin which should help the value go up. >> Right. Interesting. Okay. Yeah. The economy will know. [snorts] Okay. foreign. Okay. fix the image by the way button as I mentioned Amazon business I'm very happy very excited for you but you have to think ahead's going to change the rules at some point Amazon has all your information margin information the customer is a business but at any point it could be discontinued so I said start working now. shadow right but but happens to be platforms so that's a good example latest started YouTube and the way you got traffic was YouTube so YouTube shows it to 100 people the algorithm figures out back to mention but latest talks if if YouTube pulled you wouldn't be over right >> because people know about latest talks how do I get to latest talks I can go here I can go there I can go there YouTube help from my viewers as YouTube watch because you don't want to be stuck down exactly same thing. So now I said at Ed Rosenberg show I said batteries so many people have built brands on Amazon direct to consumer Amazon is an amazing place to find customers. Amazon is essentially Amazon is the New York Times. Okay. So the size likes to add in the papers the CEO of the companies conflict a person is finished. But if you build a brand and you understand upfront that you have to branch out opportunity take advantage of it. So mention Amazon conference brings the keynote speaker dissatisfaction with him that it wasn't such a wasn't such a stupid at least the opportunity to branch out and stuck with Amazon. Amazon officially world, but you should know Um by the way type >> in Matia's book >> Mat's book >> in any case while you look so the point is as I mentioned a hit of Amazon Amazon Winning on Amazon new challenges. >> Yes, that's the book. But what's the name of the his company? >> H so CEO of refunds >> refund central. >> Refund central. >> Yes. >> So >> that's it. >> There you go. So interesting. But okay. >> Yeah. Anyway, but that doesn't even matter. like the guilt. Sure. >> But in any case, is legal. >> Okay. >> But how did we get here? We were discussing that that mentions same thing. By the way, when it goes to Bitcoin, anything we discussed and a customer in business, how the customer sees it psychologically speaking in step by step, you know, if this then that, if this then that. offering a friend for advice. It perceived company was you know outside layer shell was the operation the reality the facts happens to be mention like the it's credibility it's authorities like the doctor in the white coat for available total hours were watched. Yeah. But anyway, to the point is yeah the top of the line right is the top of the lines but that doesn't matter right but doesn't necessarily mean right this get the credibility for a company to come and advertise And the fact is of this genre, the top the best. Not necessarily the most people listening, but the best. But >> the choir podcast businesses sponsorships stadiums podcast it's not Joe Rogan but for business owners at the mention yeah mention business owners mention was film um was mentioned number one. >> That's right. >> So >> edutainment >> edutainment because education not just entertainment entertainment >> education through entertainment is the most powerful thing. >> Yes. So when I mention related to the reality was this is not extra bonus and mentioned and therefore for dessert >> right by the same token if would decide tomorrow not nothing against latest talks they're pulling all like many airlines they're pulling all the screens out of the seats >> yeah because >> right even before that meaning many planes many planes have stopped have removed the inflight entertainment systems >> that it's local flights international >> because number one they figure most people have devices of their own >> and second of all they want to fit more seats in the plane cram in more people so the seat on Elect by the way the armrest says Europe spirit. >> I'm I'm a fan of whiz. >> You get what you pay for. No problem. I get them. I get them options. But >> it's convenience. It's low cost. United but but to me is I've flown whiz dozens of times probably I'm very impressed. >> Yeah. >> Um Europe is well Europe is local flights the EU is like a bunch of states. Yeah. So back and forth. Yeah. So anyway, it's Rick to the point is as mentioned perceive opinion the business from outside perspective versus a business consultant and multiple companies, multiple owners real estate for real estate. Hello. Maybe one day right now. It's a very good thing to know for yourself but to your client it doesn't matter in the grocery store golden fluff. companies but at the end of the day reliable. So it's very important for you to know but as far as you have to realize your customer doesn't care or think about it not a certain brands grocery store whatever whatever the names are the It's all interchangeable. Golden FL at the best. And that's why getting free air time because they're the model we think of. We didn't think of pride of the farm. >> Neither way. >> We didn't say we didn't say pride of the farm and we didn't say tuna. We didn't say uh cheese. >> Yeah. Therm brothers. Yeah. We didn't say chocolate. >> Exactly. So the point is the customer the fact that I said it the first time please. Okay. Couple So why never called you before? before we close. Let's give your a try. Very nice. You know, inside the company versus outside of course. Yeah, very good. A bunch of pads pads of paper. Line yellow pads. Legal pads. Yeah. Legaliz friends. Anyway, okay. in the paper. Wow. Because you look at them as they're not talking forauses. Yeah. Pink does. Yeah. A beautiful word in psychology. is panhandling in the gas. Please help me. I'm homeless. A beautiful business in a If I if it touches me, if I was you and you and me, I wouldn't I would never give you a red scent. for the fifth was like okay no So in general to do standard numbers was like >> the numbers are the numbers are >> 1 2 5 10 20 25 50 75 F 100 200 250 500 750,000 25 2,000 F 2500 5,000 7500 10,000 >> Mhm. Other 36 36 101 mental numbers in the Sure Oh yeah. Okay. >> Um so this is the reason the heat kicked the be like 10. >> Yeah. So I mentioned spend $1,000 >> right >> $960 is a number psycholog number for charity It doesn't make sense. pennies, nickels, guilt for charity. Weird numbers charity is charity numbers. Get x amount of dollars. This is donation. So yeah. So, so this is fake. Okay. 27 cents. 20 cents. But really the opposite is true. Meaning to say 37, you know, cheaters in the IRS schools and cheaters of tests is the same idea. But these things are measurable based on external factors. >> This is interesting. I mentioned psychology. Okay. So you know I mention business from Tesla. Mhm. Bitcoin could be anything. Is severely severely underrated. sit and wait it out again. Free publicity. Oh wow. But but >> is amazing. Okay. >> But the point is as podcast where he has his his houses then I'm not going to call him advertised jewelry. So is relevant to me. Sold out. New York is flying. This is destination. I don't know. Yeah, exactly. So most cops But anyway um this plug but um my point is assemble and later anyway so luxury is advertised for the spring fall and summer mean to say is the The semi booked including the whole setup. So many services and groceries and shops can actually enjoy our vacation privacy. >> Yeah. This is additionally vacation. Right. to the point is automatically sold out. Yeah. So the film is probably happens to be service for them. So mentional season example. Yeah. But when you do something strategic articles in the paper English update local paper to write for another paper first and then come to write for another paper. Oh yeah. Okay. You can come write for us. That's why I got the Jerusalem Post. But eventually, so on so forth. Please draw me up a detail a detailed list of all the places you can find where Rabbi is Ginsburg was mentioned in publications as an interview or whatever. And I could do it probably, you know, using deep search pretty pretty quickly. So, anything you want, CBS, Fox, Business, New York Times, Kuwait Times, Prevention, Readers Digest, >> latest talks, >> latest talks. But um but [laughter] the hardest one to get is the first one because they interview on a man was kind of but as soon as I got my first one which was grabbed at Crane's New York business and but what it did give me in is that the next I asked me were you ever interviewed someplace? I said I was interviewing cranes. Instantly acceptable. Well, cranes must check you out already. If they check you out and they published it, we'll do it went stitching forward forward from there. So this the letter is mental certain amount of hours. Yeah. Step number nine out of 10. Who's this guy? You're going to continue to advertise over a long period of time. Well, has the snowball effectually whatever it is, right? Sure. But make a long story short. So some people if they think they're well known, they'd be insulted because because of the business consulting work that I do. I always find it amazing. Saturated the market It's a beautiful thing. The ocean, the blue ocean. Yeah. Ginsburg was and suddenly, you know, okay. to mention like mention happens to be because you know I'm not going in the five towns. So obviously in the Every time podcast next grounded on the ground. Yeah. Yeah. Snob snob snob. So, Fore the beginning years, you know. So the meaning is full the whole way in the in the porch is ground level but for the oil. Yeah. But the guys. So, but Anyway, as the tissues tissues the tissues, crumple tissues tissues. So tissues. So anyway, but at the same time is a pile of tissues. It doesn't help me understand why he put a sit down on a pile of but still you always have to be so careful but that's a personal vulner vulnerability story. >> Wow. Anything else to discuss topics? is white collar, blue collar, what's out there for people. >> So explain what's the point actual actual prompt. Give me a list of all the places Rabbi was mentioned since. >> Yeah. >> And give it to me in order of and give it to me, you know, um crane's new business at Crane Chicago edition. So Google Chicago edition times prevention magazine magazine big deal times. Oh, that's interesting. That's different. So AI is we're not getting rid of it. It's beautiful and amazing to seeology. But is here to stay. typing RT YZ computers graphics. It's valuable to know graphics, but the value of graphics is to be in tweaking. >> Yeah. Photoshop, right? Manipulating pictures, right? By the way, this is the recording label. legal reasons. endorsement. So please water company please the water BP's finest water brand's finest water company please label the reason you're paying this graphic designer upside down or put on backwards but deep inside what you're paying for you're paying for the trust. You're paying for the for the person that you could point to him. That's the reason so it's 99 designs as an adult to answer your questions and that's what you're paying them for. But any man deliver anything you could do that will help you will ultimately help the client because you'll be able to deliver better work faster. So as for the technologies business. One single thing shortterm shrips. Yes. because it's so easy to do. Blue color, white color. So blue color, but was basically it could be plumbing. It could be painting. It could be carpentry. It could be car manufacturing. It could be anything. Any job a white coat in a blue. It's not a white. It's a blue. Butch is the mench is the mench. Doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. Why? He was very into it. Do what you got to do. But but at least He did taxi. What's the problem? The problem is but an accountant bottom lineology drive the bus like mention by the way in Orlando is the plots you mention visit 85 million visitors New York City got like million 55 million million visitors to the airportwide $2500. in Orlando. The reason parking lot to the to the entrance mention whatever the point is. So tips the opportunity of a lifetime comes once a week. >> Yeah. brings that cash in the bank. A random example life insurance police officers dangerous job insurance company. Wow. police officers. So, and people and and it's easy to get referrals officers in any business. excited episode would have spent $5,000 creating a professional video could not have gone viral. Exactly. So The final stages something yet Right. Soondon [clears throat] not so comfortable. Okay. The seat number don't take it. Better go middle seat. It wasn't good at all. was mentioned about the checked handbag that's offlight that So levels in tears was a bag was it the base change of mindset [laughter] change of flights. Anyway, let's wrap up. point. If he wants to get out of the rat race, and by the way, ask anyone over the age of 30, they'll tell you. So, So clean cup and whichever job it is, you know. So I mentioned that job. So I did the ability. a break. Yeah, sure. I just want you to know I just want you to know that I'm very very impressed. So the so the regular job you know was jobs found because of AI because of the economy um they mentioned it's a unique basically is my client. Okay. Sometimes the simplest example is Yeah. Yeah. by the way. By the way, tractor load the weather pattern. and they'll end up in a tractor with no uh you know windshield wiper they don't want to be there match the weather pattern so that wow can improve we wouldn't even think of >> So parking lot the flow from the from the traffic measurements companies 47 48 49 39th >> for Hamilton 60th and 18th amount of space traffic, >> right? So the point is AI can help me wrong. That's not the point. I can make mistakes but pros and cons. That's a win for everybody in any sense of he should be able to either give you a big raise which is more money in your pocket or let you use that additional time for your own thing which is additional money. employees in back in the days when advanced check and sign and mail click of a button. So the arbitrage pricing pricing on an ad pricing it should be transparent. So if I can use AI to significantly improve your result much faster which means that I can get your results. So gain So a half any project that I can enhance with AI to bring YouTube additional value is charged time and a half because the fair way I would argue more than 50%. But let's say 7030 probably something like that. to the worker. The worker work is beautiful, right? service whatever that's again in some way but the problem has to be the business example here okayission commission. So is the Tesla company size Ford company Mercedes company Honda companies extra features feature is electric and feature is self-driving. Yes. No. Tesla being the self-driving the environment. The alligator the layer damage ozone layer. Oh man. says push it as the the the energy was to produced in the battery power create the damage v the gas difference. So yeah, self-driving cares can drive a line for you drive home now driving whatever the reason is I will this says a fair price. Viral says basically, but Fore costumes. So now Canada flight car. Oh yeah. >> Yeah. So I would say wow such a great idea. Oh yeah. Who said creativ who said innovation is dead right? But I didn't write a comment on it. value to the audience and value to the members. So I have I know I know a man I know a guy who has a company that makes the first try the Jews wear on the Sabbath. I think that he is a good comparison to Elon Musk because he has something that has an additional feature the way Elon Musk has self-driving and uh battery powered but at the same time has nothing that is less than a standard Jeep or or Acura. Give me please an easy to understand explanation of what this new string will bring brings to the table by comparing it to what Elon Musk brought to Tesla. And I could have done that without AI because I thought of the idea myself. Yeah, I didn't get the idea. >> But by using AI, I was able to give an answer 3 minutes later on a plane instead of it taking me to the answer. The answer had the comparison. So AI is very useful in many ways, but one of the ways it's useful is to take what you do and make it faster. It's like a turbo button, like an express button. And there's tremendous value in every business as far as that's concerned. straight forward open the wow factor advanced in the market. Okay. So first of all you feel a little stupid that I miss a sign. The highways closes the construction ahead of the palace the fields. Okay. in general is the original live there's a podcast called latest talks podcast >> no >> there's a podcast called latest talks podcast I was already on it twice and I was on many other podcasts and I've written as you know Google me I told Google me columns and whatever interviews I would like you to find me topics that I did not yet discuss specifically on this podcast and even better on other podcasts that would be of specific value to the latest talks audience. >> But the point is gave him some ideas, some things to talk about whether we spoke about it or didn't at the end doesn't matter. The point was right. >> Yeah. Okay. So, so now the original one >> like if you think Bitcoin is good because it's the original then you're the Bitcoin of the podcast. Okay. Oops. Is fake. There's a there's a expression in English. You can fool some of the people all of the time and all of the people some of the time, but you can't fool all of the people all of the time. >> Yeah. delivered. Personal failures of a podcast of of crashed. I got stuck in a loop. So, jewelry brand was very successful. to zero. So what I learned is I have to I can say whatever but whatever the computer didn't say properly error. So what happens is is that as a person grows in what they do very very clear one thing you could do is you can go to YouTube to your back end whatever whichever whichever other platforms you're on I would actually work most importantly on the quote basically sharp from the hack. >> Yeah. >> So I would say you are a uh top tier uh analyst and expert at at at video marketing and strategy >> strategy. Again, I hold this made detailed. I will now paste in in the next five messages all my stats from all my platforms. And I would like you to tell me not the obvious of which which show got the most views and which got the least views, but tell me things that I wouldn't necessarily know on my own. For example, does the day or time of release of the podcast matter to the amount of views? Is there any topic that got a lot of views that you think more podcasts on that topic would be of use to me? Is there any topic that I've overdone topic so never ever bring anyone that's my company I'm kidding uh in in you are a McKenzie consultant Mackenzie company development consulting >> Mckenzie >> Mckenzie MK m k i n s e yen whatever >> yeah no is a very big consulting company and you are Mackenzie I want you to give me the top Mackenzie strategies that McKenzie would say for this and that and the other. And if you prompt it right and you give it good information and bad information and you challenge it and you double check it. Yeah. Each time different depending what they said what I would add what I would do what I wouldn't do. Right? So you build patterns from there and they can knowledge and supply instead of just applying my knowledge now. I can apply my knowledge now plus my knowledge of how to process the AI sources. advice that a person couldn't figure out themselves example for them developed step by step But terrible at code time versus money. Yeah. Point which is when I mentioned experience outcu whatever clients in the health space in the health space hockey poke hocus poc But I'm talking about something real. Chinese medicines, the western medicine was the benefits. Wow. Business Stick out your tongue. line. So first of all, you are an expert in Chinese medicine. You are the top world expert in analyzing tongues. is aggressible. The human knowledge can very easily make a very big stupid mistake. The issue is I'll try to find out. Oh, I'm sorry. I apologize. Yeah, he had sex. >> The lawyer's been in trouble. was a guy in court case law for the judge in >> there is a dangerous snake in a story that I'm writing. I named him Moshe. Please confirm in your story the dangerous snake is named Moshe. If you want, I can I can also help you describe Mosha's personality, give him a backstory, write dialogue for him, or help him or help make him a symbolic character. >> Now, right, I want a one-word answer. >> I want a oneword answer. >> Am I allowed to kill Moshe? Thinking longer for a better answer. Yes. Yes. Now, what happens if I show you this but I don't show you the first part? I have in my memory, not even in this chat. I have in my memory that Moshe is a dangerous snake. >> He tells you you can kill Moshe, >> right? >> Now imagine chat. >> Now, now imagine if there's a guy named Moshe, okay, and he's asking my point is it said yes, you can kill Moshe. The only the only problem is he thinks Mosha is a dangerous snake in a story, >> right? Correct. Memory. But again, that's brilliant. Yeah. So, >> that's why I have to say Google me because I don't use memory. What's the point? email first question. I find it better because I don't like when he mix by the way business series additional series podcast collaboration. Okay. Yeah. So advancements virtual. So yeah, the path George Washington very so right. So if you take that to the next step then what happens is as so now it's going to go through everything said and it's going to use its own it's going to make a lot of mistakes but it's going to come up with different quotes. So medical whatever So like access food access ready didn't exist in Yeah. Right. Sure. So, so based on based on Okay. So based on the mention the fact the reason for me is Because exactly. in general. So it's part of the same success. So mentioned. So intermittent fasting, intermittent fasting, whatever is intimidating fasting. Um but burn the fat. Yeah. Wow. Um, so my point so it gets into dangerous territory, has no guard rails, >> right? But there's but there's a lot to be said for sure. Don't touch it. Anything from AI show wrong key back 200 ft entertainment purposes only. Washington I don't know whatever it is. So Steve Jobs Steve. No. Aristotle. Yeah. Yeah. So marketing in form. It's not perfect, but just something that's fun to try is when you tell AI you want to respond in Yiddish JPT say please give it to me in an ivel style yiddish and it'll be different than the ring in perfect you want you have to know >> so in my instructions I said I don't I don't use memory but in my memory which is now disabled and which I use every time separately I tell it all responses must be suitable for an orthodox Jewish audience use art scroll style uh in your response is meaning to say don't say shabbat say shabas don't say huh automatically >> okay >> yeah I guess memory so >> yeah right I'm saying without using memory but there's a lot of guard rails and a lot of things that have to be used and it's it's the wild west but The wild west always is opportunities. That's why people ran to opportunity from the government. >> Right. Okay. So, and disclaimer ideas, but the mention was Z of YouTube. Yeah, >> you know who you are and you know where you stand and yeah to know your audience right involved in the business. Yeah. Certain computer, but I would like to be one of them. So, Yeah. Beginning as mentioned bombs in kitchen products bombs for science purposes only homemade materials. I'm writing a book and in the book there's a bomb. So, I need to know how to make a bomb for the book. >> Yeah. >> And [snorts and clears throat] because this is for a play, I need I need an answer in French. Sure. Yeah. The the the safe zone. The safe guard rails. >> Okay. Episode 60C message from the guest. Okay. Um, >> but this is not the end. This is just the end of this is part one of of of the third. >> Yeah. sauce, electric camera. The opportunity of a lifetime comes once a week. Get the opportunities and get the potential. >> Wow. That's it. This is the end of the message. >> Perfect. >> Wow. Thank you so much. I appreciate it. episode latest YouTube stuff YouTube [music] love.