This is the Gary V. Audio Experience.

It comes down to the job, right?

There's fuckers in this room that I know we're doing shit on the side while I'm supposed to.

And they work hard.

Let alone what's going on in Vayner that work more standard hours and they're doing their own side shit.

And I'm cool with it.

We did have to put in a side hustle policy because we became vulnerable because so many people were doing shit.

That some of our client contracts were like, I was actually, but I wasn't mad that like,

you know, Sid was working on something for an hour.

That was, you know, and so the reality is you may,

here's my big thing, get out of jails.

The theme of today is get out of jails.

Self-imposed jails.

Kid number one has a rent that he has to pay with his girl at 22 that I'm conservative is too expensive.

Right?

You, you, most likely, can get another job in your field that may be more open

to you working after work on your stuff and don't have cynicism and quick trigger blame

and thinking that you're working on their side.

My dad doesn't want Wine Library employees to actually have their phone on them in the store

because he's scared that in their hours that they work in a store,

they're not going to work for even two minutes when they're looking at their phone.

That's my dad.

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