Prepare for War!

The GaryVee Audio Experience

Gary Vaynerchuk

Business, Marketing

4.8 • 18.3K Ratings

🗓️ 8 October 2014

⏱️ 8 minutes

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Summary

#QOTD: Can we make a deal? I want to get my show distribution, and I want to talk to YOU about getting it on your blog.

HEY LURKERS! Yes I'm talking to you. My favorite part about the old WLTV days was having a real community of commenters who I could rely on to be there day after day. FEEDBACK IS MY OXYGEN, so get in there and TALK TO ME!

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0:00.0	On this episode, I talk about kimchi.
0:03.2	Oh yeah, kimchi.
0:04.6	I talk about preparing for a public speaking engagement.
0:08.2	And I talk about the timing of when this show goes up.
0:12.0	Everybody, this is Gary Vaynerchuk,
0:14.2	and you're watching the Ask Gary V-Show Episode 19.
0:18.8	Fun fact about the number 19,
0:20.7	that number was worn by one of the great all-time New York
0:23.3	jets, Keeshan Johnson.
0:27.2	NAM asks, what wine goes well with kimchi?
0:33.6	NAM, first of all, before I answer this question,
0:36.1	literally as I was about to say, NAM, I thought,
0:38.6	you know what, this is a cool way to bring back
0:40.6	some of those wine library TV vibes.
0:42.8	Next time I answer a wine question in the Ask Gary V-Show,
0:45.0	the wine will be here, and I will taste it and review it.
0:47.7	I'm gonna like that.
0:48.9	You're gonna like that.
0:51.5	NAM, because I love that style of food in general,
0:55.1	as a Russian immigrant, Bel-Russian immigrant,
0:59.1	we eat a lot of pickled food as well.
1:01.0	And pickles are literally some of my favorite things
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