On this episode, I give a Jets Colts prediction, we talk sandwiches, and when was I wrong?

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Hey everybody, this is Gary Vay, nerd choc, and this is episode 141 of the Ask Gary

V show. Super pumped. This is a Friday, it's really Thursday. As you can tell, I taped

the night before and that's what was Thursday's episode. And I'm leaving for a wedding on Friday,

but Friday's episode, which is the official Jets prediction show, so I'm excited to give

you my two cents on that. I'll save that for the end of the show. I'm going to be like

a TV show where you save the good stuff for the end to make them watch all the way through

for the ratings. I'm going to good mood and stunt one. Let's get into the show. He expected

me to do something to see. I got, that was good, right? I killed them on that. I got you

on that one because you were trying to figure out when my cane is on, I went in for it.

Bad person. Bad bad. I'm a bad. I'm a bad man.

David asks, what would you do if you were the new CEO of Twitter? How would you turn that

ship around? David, I do a couple things. One, I would recognize that the data that we're

collecting on a daily basis is disproportionately valuable to a lot of real-time marketers

and real-time data analysts. You saw Bloomberg, Twitter, JV come across the headlines for

me. I haven't read it yet, but that's exactly where I'd go. Putting my money where my

mouth is, I invested in a company called DataMiner years ago that I felt Twitter should

buy or become a big company on the backbone of that. I would also recognize that normal

people don't understand Twitter. Twitter as a product is not as easy to understand as

Facebook and Instagram. That is a friction point. When you look at the data that shows

how many people have signed up for Twitter but then have not been active, that's a vulnerability.

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