On this episode we talk about stupid questions, integrity, and relationships on social media.

Hey everybody, this is Gary Vaynerchuk and this is episode 109 of the Ask GaryVee Show.

Let's get into it. Actually before I get into that it's been really fun to get the wonderful feedback on social of how many people have missed the show.

We were on a real roll there for five or six weeks so not having a show for an entire week definitely built up to the man for episode 109.

So I was equally fired up to deliver the NBA Finals have been phenomenal.

Stefan was super tough on the embassable today. I heard my, what's this meme Steve that you're up to on like trying to create a fake show for Stefan?

Is that what you're on? Or is this a real show? No, that's the EP that he's going to be doing.

Why don't you show Steve while he's talking?

Well, Stefan hasn't had one coming out. You wanted to follow him on Twitter for more information.

Steve has a Reddit competitor website coming out in three months as well. Let's get into the show.

Nicklings, bro. Oh god. Oh my god. We have to talk about that at some point.

I mean with the fan base. That's a lot of black and white for you there, D-rock.

Eduardo asks, I don't understand why I barely see Gary V in my Twitter feed but all over my Facebook account.

Eduardo, great, great statement, great question. And the answer is because of the attention graph.

See what I don't think people understand is Twitter's fire hose and this is notwithstanding Chris Saka's amazing rant that I haven't read.

But I can't even say it's amazing but the amazing feedback to his amazing rant.

And he's one of the great investors of this generation, a good friend of mine.

I'm dying to read it and Chris, I promise I will read it. Probably late August when I'm with my family.

You know, while they're sleeping and I'm being a good dad but I have a chance to read.

I think Twitter's fire hose is just noisy and I'm tweeting away and I think I even double check that one to see if you were following me.

So if you're a good dad, you're going to be a good dad.

And I'm going to be a good dad.

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