On this episode, I talk about CTA's 24-7 community management

and buying the Jets. This is the Gary Vee Audio Experience.

Lou wants to know if you bought the Jets today, what would be the first thing you would do?

Lou, I've always said that the first thing I would do

once I buy these New York Jets,

I'm pointing to the stadium by the way,

is I would start a program that would send a jersey

to every six-year-old boy and girl

in the New York, New Jersey, tri-state area with a handwritten note from me saying thank you,

or maybe just a note that I would sign some

because that's a big number, but I want to basically convert

every single youth into the green, not the blue,

and so that would be the number one thing I would do.

Start the program that I've been imagining and dreaming about my whole life.

Medea wants to know what motivates you to continue any project,

like Wine Library, without seeing any significant growth prior.

Muddy, you know, for me that's a very easy answer, which is I just believe in my holistic purpose, right?

I'm blown away by how many people are crippled by one

project or the other. To me, this is a net, net game. I have a very clear vision professionally

where I want to go, but overall, I just want to be a good human being, do business the right way,

the right process, put in the right hustle, and I control that. If I don't get results, well that means I made a wrong strategic decision. But that doesn't cripple me either because as a net net, I know where I'm going. So for every one or two times I decide to get in the wrong business or invest in the wrong thing, I'm going to figure out a win alongside of that, and that's all that really matters to me. Michael wants to know, as an entrepreneur, how do you feel about government officials picking winners?

Like win getting approval for casino in Boston.

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