What's up?

Wow, there he is. How are you?

I'm good. So thanks for coming on the, uh, the old podcast to run.

Dude, this is awesome. I've known you for so many years.

I haven't known you, but I've known you for so many years.

Oh, thanks. And we meet, we meet via technology.

I wish we were meeting, uh, you know, in a bar or something or a restaurant or something,

but we'll take what we have to.

I'm not going to lie. That's probably the most awesome thing I've heard.

Oh, right. Oh, dude, this is so cool.

One of the things I love is being reminded that, uh, dreams come true.

Uh, and, and they do come true in show business.

Um, look, there's a lot I don't like about show business.

If you've listened to this podcast, you're starting to probably intuit it.

Um, it's been really good to me.

It's great. So great. But let's face it.

You guys are real people, you know, there's a lot of bullshit in show business.

Um, but one of the great things about it is, um, people who come from nowhere,

can come out of nowhere and absolutely crush it.

And today we're talking with Gabriel Galacious, who was working for a cell phone company.

Um, when he was 20, he was 21 years old.

And now is one of the few people ever to sell out the Staples Center.

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