It's an emergency podcast everybody. It's an emergency podcast.

I P. O. Insanity has hit Silicon Valley with a firm, Roblocks, AirB&B, all filing to IPO within four days of each other.

And yum yum for J-Cal, Robin Hood, which I was an angel investor in, is reportedly on the way. I don't have any inside information.

On today's emergency pod, we're going to break down and rank. We're going to rank them.

We're going to rank each of these companies by which one will appreciate the most in the next 10 years

So get ready to place your bets everybody Max Levchin's a firm had 509 million dollars in revenue in 2020.

AirB&B filed on November 16th, they had Q3 revenue of 1.3 billion,

so you times that by 4.

You're at about a $5 billion dollar run rate and Roblox filed on

November 19th they had 242 million in Q3 revenue it times up by four you're at

about a billion dollar run rate and oh yum yum

Robin Hood has not yet filed but folks are speculating that they're closing in on a

billion in yearly revenue with 15 million users. It's an emergency podcast. Brace for

impact everybody. This emergency podcast is

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