On this episode, I'm in a salty mood because the Jets lost.

Hey everybody, this is Gary Vay, nerd chock, and this is episode 225 of the Ask GaryVe

show. Good to see you, Sid works at VaynerMedia, on my team. The Jets lost.

I'm not in a good mood by any stretch of the imagination. It was a devastating loss.

I'm angry. Thursday we played Buffalo Bills. We've been struggling with them lately.

And if we lose on Thursday, literally in three days, my seasons over, of the only thing that I

like in life, Sid, what's the first question? Philippe? Prosper.

I'm Gary. Here is Prosper from Journey to Real Life here in beautiful Neshater taking my

morning swim after waking up. So my question today is how would be your approach of creating a

more sustainable world with a media company? Thank you for your answer.

Prosper, I think it's an interesting question. I've been thinking a lot actually about this

over the last couple of months, impact on world. I get somebody on whether or not my team,

my family, I'm trying to think who said this to me. I don't think I realized that getting 15 to 25

emails a day in your inbox telling you that you've changed one's life, that I was doing. It's so

interesting that people think giving a $10,000 check to research for a disease or to fix an animal

put up trees is the way to do it. It's unbelievable how much you were with me when we were just

in New York where the guys get a tattoo and I'm like that's the easy part. Not missing a

Jets place since 82. I think people are very stuck Prosper on tactics over religion. I talk about

that in business all the time. If you've been following me, you've heard that a million times,

but it's how I think about a more sustainable world, meaning as a media company, as an individual,

I think we take a lot of shortcuts. Tweeting something to support something is not making an

enormous impact. It can make an impact. You know, you supporting something if five year friends

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