One of the stories that I actually learned the most was when all these guys got together and started this business.

They didn't start it as a business. They started it as a cure for loans.

Alright, welcome to today's Book of the Day show talking about Twitter with the man who knows more about Twitter than anybody except maybe the founders of Twitter.

I actually think I know more than that.

Oh, that's good. That's good.

Because they don't talk to each other and I did.

So, you know, I would put it out there that I probably know a little more than them in some respects.

Awesome. Nick built in his books in New York Times, Best Seller, hatching Twitter.

This is the real story and so much of Twitter, it's interesting because I do a lot on Twitter now in terms of posting.

And I just had a tweet I did go viral, got like 8,000 favorites and retweets.

And Twitter, it's almost become just part of something you have to do as a business person.

It's just part of, it's like Facebook.

It's become so ubiquitous that there's billion, what's the worth, what's the value on Twitter now?

Well, it's right now it's around 17, 18 million but that's because it's at a very low point because of all the CEO troubles I've been having.

Right.

The tie it was, you know, almost double that.

So, it's a, I think it'll get back up into the 28 billion range once they saw a few issues that are having.

Yeah. Well, I think so, I just read the book.

I kind of reread it last night in preparation for talking to you.

My overarching feel is like, it's a good story.

A lot of people say, Ty, do you want a business partner?

And I'm always like, yeah, business partners are usually, you read this book and it's like, I don't know if you want a business partner.

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