This is the Gary V. Audio Experience.

Hey podcast, Joe from Team Gary here.

Today's episode is a five minute interview that Gary did on March 8th on ESPN Sports Nation.

He talks all about NBA Top Shot, Sports Card Investments, and a potential of owning the Jets. Enjoy.

Ardo Cal with Sports Nation here with the one and only. He's an entrepreneur, he's an investor, motivational speaker, he's a wine connoisseur, and as he'll tell you, future owner of the New York Jets.

I'm talking about Gary V. How are you man?

I'm extremely well my friend. Thank you for having me.

So the New York Jets, where are we on this timeline? You've said it time and time again. I'm going to own this team one day. Where are we on that timeline?

I am closer than ever and plenty far away. Hopefully it all aligns, but if not, then I misplated. It wasn't meant to be and I'll focus on Nick's or something else.

NBA Top Shot, it is exploding right now. How much do you believe that this is something that is here to stay versus a fad like say, beanie babies?

I think NFTs are here to stay in perpetuity. I think the NBA is one of the great IPs in the world. So I'm extremely bullish.

However, I do believe that it is extremely vulnerable as an investment right now. Unlike beanie babies, which I think the whole genre ended up being a fad.

94 different beanie babies.

I think it'd be a top shot and sports leagues IP, NFT through the moon. Do I think that somebody's going to pay the same price for a terrier who's year pass highlight in three years than it's trading right now?

I do not.

So this model can be replicated to all major leagues and be successful.

It will be and it will be replicated across all IPs, WWE, Disney, Star Wars, Marvel, DC.

This space called NFT is going to be as prevalent coming out of people's mouths in 12 years as social media is today in our society.

Gary, one last thing I'd like to do with you. You're very good at guessing valuations and also telling if something is too high, just right or too low.

I'd like to show you a few trading cards and I'd like to get your opinion on exactly where you think it is too high, just right or too low.

What you're seeing right now is the look at Don Chitch. Yeah, this is the one of one autographed Luca Don Chitch logo man card went for $4.6 million. What do you think?

I think it's too high, which is devastating because I'm so bullish on Luca.

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