This is the Gary V. Audio Experience.

Because we're gonna be legends!

I mean, it's been an incredible ride for the pedestal that the entrepreneur has been

given in culture, in the modern culture.

And, you know, I think what's cool for me is I really think I'm a real purebred entrepreneur

at the ultimate core.

Like, you know, there's, I've got the stake and the sizzle and I think that's what makes a great entrepreneur.

And I just think it's really cool. I'm so humbled to be able to represent a thing and a type of man and woman.

And I take that responsibility.

A new emerging feeling for me is how good I have to be because I've been given the opportunity to, you know, be an entrepreneur

than a lot of people look at. And I think I, I've got a lot of people are impressionable when it comes to entrepreneurship.

And I think there's an enormous amount of responsibility I have to do it the right way.

And so, all these decisions, all these marketing concepts, things like the sneaker, I take them very seriously.

Never looking at the short term. And it's, you know, this was a good one. I'm very happy about it.

I just, I have more humility than people that should have it, you know.

It's just my gear, man. Look, again, it's fun to do this with you because you worked at and closely to, you know, obviously we're in separate offices.

But you know, you have a very clear feeling of what I am.

I'm not fancy, man. I listen, I think I'm great and all those good things. But I also think I'm shit.

And who am I to not engage with everybody on Twitter at 1.30 in the morning at the website. It's not working.

I want to, I respect and am humbled by their attention and admiration and interest in buying something.

And I'm there to help and apologize. And I'm willing to do customer service and I'm willing to be the CEO.

I'm willing to make $500 million deals and I'm willing to, you know, to carry cases to the, to the, I mean, I grabbed a shopping cart today for somebody.

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