July 24, 2008 – Part 3

TBTL: Too Beautiful To Live

TBTL

Leisure, Comedy

4.8 • 2.4K Ratings

🗓️ 24 July 2008

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Summary

Interview with blogger Chuck, who puts his ideas on his blog for others to actually turn into products.

AwesomeNotAwesome: Dustin Diamond's book; updated the boardgame "Operation".

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0:00.0	This is TBTL with Loot Burbank on NewsTalk 710, Cairo.
0:08.9	Welcome to the Institute for Entrepreneurial Nonsense.
0:12.4	First of all, think outside the box.
0:16.0	The guy who invented Pringles, packaging thought outside the box and made a fortune.
0:21.0	In fact, he was buried in the tube.
0:24.0	Isn't that beautiful?
0:25.0	I can't have anyone.
0:29.2	Bigging of ideas, great, great ideas.
0:34.8	I stumbled across a website the other day.
0:38.6	That was just chock full of them.
0:41.6	And in reading this website and the other websites that have been created by this guy,
0:46.2	named Chuck McCarthy, I thought we might be dealing with, you know, they called Thomas Edison
0:51.4	the Wizard of Menlo Park.
0:53.3	I think Chuck lives in Atlanta and maybe we're dealing with the Wizard of Buckhead.
0:59.7	Because he's got some amazing ideas and he's published them at his website, which is ideasbychuck.com.
1:05.6	Just put them out there for the world to use.
1:09.3	Free of charge.
1:10.1	He just asks if you make a billion dollars on it, you know, kick him a little bit.
1:15.7	Everybody's got to eat, you know, let Chuck get his beak wet, that sort of thing.
1:19.9	He now joins us by telephone from, you live in Atlanta, right Chuck?
1:24.6	I'm actually, I actually live in LA now.
1:27.1	What?
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