I'm Dan Nathan. I'm here with a really good friend of mine. This is somebody who, when I first met him, we spent a couple hours on a little minibus from New York City to Philadelphia. Our good friend, Rick Heitzman, put us together. We were in the back of that bus. And I, for the first hour, I had no idea who he was, but I watched him play 2048 over his shoulder,

and he was getting two levels and scores that I could have only dreamed of.

Zach Ratan, CEO co-founder of Roe, welcome to On the Tape podcast.

Thanks for having it, so listen, here's the deal, man.

A lot of our listeners, they've gotten to know you and your company. We've been talking

about you for a month now. You are the newest partner and the Rish Rural Media family. You are the

co-presenting sponsor of OK Computer. You are also the presenting sponsor of Market Call on

Sirius XM Radio on Monday's people. That is live at 12 noon Eastern

Guy Dami and myself. And we've been talking about you guys. So we wanted to bring you on.

We wanted people to hear about your story founding this company. We're going to talk a whole heck

of a lot about Robody, which is something that I think a lot of our listeners know that I've been on

now for five months. I have lost 30 pounds in five months. It's actually, it's not even about looks. And we're going to get all

into that because I'm as being as the next guy on TV. I did start podcasting because people would

say to me after 12 years on CNBC, like, you got a real face for podcasting. It really is about

the health. We've talked about this.

We talk a lot about it being a jetpack for people.

You guys do.

Yeah, internally.

People, there is the appearance benefit.

People do talk about weight loss, but it has been for people who have, and we'll get into it,

it does serve as this really amazing positive force where people can pick up momentum where they haven't before.

And yes, they lose weight, but they also start exercising more.

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