Do the show you want to do because in the end they're going to cancel you anyway.

That's not just how to make a show, that's your life.

We all get canceled one day.

So do you want to live the life you didn't want to live?

You want to live the life you want to live the life you didn't want to live, you want to live the life you want to live.

What is up you beautiful bastards, it's your boy Margarina, aka a rabbi can't lose,

aka Noah Kagan. Today I have a super special guest for you, Philip Rosenthal, of my favorite Netflix

TV show, Someone Feed Phil, and he's the creator of the very popular TV show, Everybody

Loves Raymond. I actually met Phil because he was walking the streets during

Southby and I just saw him and called him out and I said, hey Phil, he goes, hey, don't know you.

Anywho, I invited him to the office to record this episode for you.

This is a fulfilling show you'll listen to.

Get it, the pun, fulfilling?

Anywho, we hear about Phillips entrepreneurial journey in the media and entertainment. Here's three things you're

going to learn. Number Uno, how we went from a nobody to creating a

suppular popular TV show and how the hell did you get a Netflix deal. Number

two, the importance of turning your vacation into a vocation.

It's like a tongue twister, vocation, vocation. How do you turn your fun into actually

making money from it? And number three, had a battle with nothingness while waiting for your next great thing.

I was really fascinated by his insights on that one. You're going to enjoy those three things,

plus a bunch more surprises along the way.

All right, intro plug, real quick before we get into the episode.

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