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But if you cut it to six hours, you know, or seven hours and I could do it, you know, and do a two day turnaround without killing myself, you know, I might actually do a couple more trips a year, so I'm gonna go blue. Wait. I need to pick. Yes. Boom.
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So I don't know if any of that's true, but that's the back channel is that there are people claiming they have access to shares. Maybe they're buying shares in another SPV, and the markups and the circular nature of this is unregulated. Man, this wou
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If you don't know, the Twist 500, which is at twist500.com, is a list of the 500 most important and potentially most lucrative private market companies out there. Essentially, the goal is we wanna find the top 1% of startups, and then talk to them. S
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Well, I look forward to you, taking that company public and getting them off the, off the bench, Jason. Both Twist 500 companies. Go to twist500.com and see the top 500 private companies. And, for producer Marcus, if you could let us know what percen
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tipping people off to crimes. And you really want that in society. I don't know if there was one for FTX or Theranos, but there I believe Madoff, there was a whistleblower award. I don't know if that got paid out or not, but there this is a major foc
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But, they he gave, like, 10,000,000 to the Democrats, and then, you got Uber and Apple giving million dollars each, I believe, to the inauguration funds. Mhmm. So this is which I think is just super just a payoff, right, to Trump for his library or w
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really highly educated people as I wrote in my piece on my substack the other week with generation she. For the for that socialist bent, I think it's really hard when you have $203,100,000 dollars in student loans and no job prospects because your de
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secondary funds that are investing in secondaries on company cap tables directly, so employee liquidity, etcetera. So I just don't draw that distinction. I think there's going to be an explosion of both. I think the secondary market for venture is ma
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It's the twisties. For me and my friends, Ben Stiller, Timothy Chalamet, and, my brother Josh, I am talking in my Brooklyn high speed, but I got to go to f one. We're gonna have job destruction. Everybody agrees on that. The the only thing people don
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even making coffee. But did you know that the biggest challenge for these startups isn't building the machines that physically move around the packages? No. It's coordinating them with legacy systems and using those machines alongside finely tuned co
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