Welcome to Entrepreneurs the Playbook. I'm David Meltzer here at the Win, Sirius XM Studios during

CES, the consumer electronic show, which is always changing. I remember way back when, when they

had Comdex and CES, the biggest shows on Earth. And now there's so many shows on Earth that

aren't even on Earth. They're virtual. And today I'm blessed to have my three close friends who are extraordinary entrepreneurs.

I have Roy Kutai, the CEO of Verb.

He's also the executive producer of one of the hottest new TV shows on Cheddar and other platforms.

Rory, go fund yourself.

I love it.

I love it.

I love you and I love the show and I'm so grateful that you and I share so many common

interests.

But one of the interests that we share are these TV shows.

You've been on elevator pitch, two minuteminute drill, office hours, and now go fund

yourself, the playbook. Just how is it that two recovering lawyers, very corporate in their way,

enjoy the content game so much? You know, I think that the common thread that runs through all those shows that you just spoke about

is our collective and individual desires to give back in some way. And especially, given our

respective skill sets, give back to entrepreneurs, right? And because that really is the backbone of the

entire economy, not just here in the U.S., but around the world.

And if you could somehow affect in a positive way those people and their needs and what they're trying to do,

and as you mentioned earlier, you know, help them, and then they will help how many hundreds of thousands and millions.

So I think that's the common thread. That's something you and I share. That how many hundreds of thousands and millions.

So I think that's the common thread.

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