ReAir TMBS - 65 - Cancel #H2QScam & Ben Shapiro ft. Contrapoints & Corey Pein

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Michael Brooks

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🗓️ 7 September 2022

⏱️ 105 minutes

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Summary

TMBS 65 aired on November 16th, 2018. Episode summary:

Facebook, Amazon, Walmart, benefit from our government while attacking working Americans, we need to stop it.

Shoutout to Stacey Abrams for refusing to accept a stolen election.

During the GEM segment, David warns us that capitalism is coming for our beer.

Natalie Wynn (@Contrapoints) calls in to talk about the attack on fighting Trump’s attacks on the trans* community and how she owned Ben Shapiro with facts and logic.

We call Corey Pein (@coreypein) to talk about how terrible Silicon Valley still is.

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This program has been put together by The Michael Brooks Legacy Project. To learn more and rewatch the postgame content visit https://www.patreon.com/TMBS

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0:00.0	What's the almost in time inventory?
0:16.0	Almost in time inventory is the phrase we use to describe a whole selection of books
0:20.5	that we offer.
0:21.5	It's basically the things that are below the 2,000th best-selling book, up to the 400,000
0:27.8	best-selling book.
0:28.8	Those are titles that we can get from a network of more than a dozen different wholesalers.
0:32.9	So if a customer orders a book from us today, we order that book from our wholesalers
0:37.3	today, and that book shows up on our loading dock the next morning, and then we can ship
0:42.6	it to the customer.
0:43.6	They say one of the toughest things to do on the Internet is to capture mind share.
0:47.8	What was your secret?
0:48.8	How did you do that?
0:49.8	Yeah, even more generally, I agree with you that capturing mind share on the Internet
0:54.6	is extremely difficult.
0:55.6	Even more generally, it's the late 20th century, not just the Internet, capturing attention.
1:01.2	Attention is the scarce commodity of the late 20th century, and one of the ways that you
1:06.6	can do that is the way that we did it was by doing something new and innovative for the
1:10.7	first time that actually has real value for the customer.
1:15.3	That's a hard thing to do, but if you do do that, then newspapers will write about you
1:19.8	what you're doing.
1:20.8	newspapers will tell other customers and they'll get a huge word of mouth fan out, and
1:25.9	that can really drive and accelerate businesses, and that's what happened with us.
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