Welcome back to office hours. I'm David Meltzer and man, this is a pressure situation.

We got these amazing co-hosts of mine and now we have one of my entrepreneurial heroes.

This guy may not look at, but he's one of the greatest entrepreneurs that I know.

He was the founder of Stock X. I'm sure we have all spent a fortune there.

Fanatics collectibles,

founders there as well. And now, talk about pressure, he has his third venture called Ghost Right.

Welcome Josh Luber to office hours.

Thank you very much for having me.

It's always fun to be here on this part of the Senate Inquisition, so thank you for.

You know, all of us have had successes and lessons within the successes that we had, and I'm not sure everyone understands the pressure that comes with success.

We know the pressures that come with mistakes,

but a lot of times when we are successful and then successful again, I think this pressure is exponential because now we've created a pattern of success. There's nobody that can say it was,

you were lucky with Stock X when you followed it up with Fanatics Collectibles

and now you are creating something completely different in the realm that you're not going

to have thousands of employees.

You're doing things differently.

How do you deal with the pressure of the past to live up to what you may perceive other people expect from your

third venture? Well, first of all, thank you very much for the kind words. I appreciate it.

You know, it's an interesting pressure in general is an interesting concept and interesting

word at this stage. I truly don't feel really any pressure

at this stage. And part of that is that I'm very fortunate to have been in a financial situation

where that's not an issue. I have a wife and two kids and a very happy, you know, home life.

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