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University.com today. What's happening all y'all? This is your main man Frank

Kern coming to you live on once today, 17th, 17th, September all the way from a cool

nice breezy Miami Florida where it's just an easy 732,000 degrees outside. Hope

everybody's doing well. Oh man, I just hit the mic. Sorry about that. Man, I got some

cool stuff to share with you guys. We done went hog wild crazy starting on, what was

last month, August, starting on August 1st and spent like 170 something grand on ads for the

agency. So I got some test results for you. Then I'm going to share with you and I'm going to give

you that exact number. But before I do, I want to give you some statistics that are going to make

these crazy test results sound normal. By the way, there's nothing on the whiteboard. Grant loves

that. I'm just going to write his name there. There we go. Grant. Yeah, I don't know if I want to

take calls today. There we go. So we'll just do this. Okay, this, this is for you, oh buddy,

because you've got to have something on the, he's got to have something on the whiteboard. It'll drive

him crazy. All right, so check out these stats. All right. Average amount of ads, a person sees,

according to this article, it was a New York Times article, says that the average amount of ads

that an individual sees in any given 24 hour period is 5,000. That's a lot, dude. But you know,

what's crazy is that article was written in 2007. According to a Forbes article, it's now 10,000

up to 10,000. Of course, it depends. I mean, if you live in the middle of nowhere, never on the

internet is different, you know, but generally speaking, 10,000 ads a day, bonkers. All right,

check this out. Now, we've talked about this before. Consumers spend 9.73 hours every day

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