I think for Jimmy and I, we had never really envisioned how big this could be

until we launched the business, and then a couple weeks later we were like,

holy cow, this is actually catching fire. The Mr. B's relationship, it was a it was a mutual

introduction between a friend of mine, Jabba Scarrett. He messaged me out of the blue one day.

Hey, I met this guy. His content is really interesting. I think you should meet. I was like,

okay, sure, send me a channel. And the first video that I watched was Jimmy spinning a fidget spinner

for 24 hours, and he was just sitting at a desk. And that was kind of the first video I watched,

thought it was incredibly strange. The next video I watched was him counting to 100,000,

which was like totally legit. 99,999.

100,000. This guy's crazy. I need to meet him. Just search Twitter DMs. And that's how Jimmy

and I met. Jimmy and I clicked. I think our obsession for the internet and YouTube just really

just really allowed us to get along and kind of see each other. And I complimented him in an area

that he didn't necessarily want to do, which was business and operations. And he's just so good

at what he does in terms of video making and being a marketing genius. And so it was really

just a good relationship from the start. I really struggle with just being patient for certain

things to happen, especially in my 20s. I was the type person who thought I was going to find

success early on and thought it like 24 years old. I would already have this successful job or

successful business. And it takes time. It takes time to personally grow. It takes time to figure out

what you want to do in life, what person, what type of person you want to become. And then what's

important to you. And so I've had to probably humble myself more than most people of just being

patient and just kind of like enjoying the journey and the process is like cliche is that sounds.

Like I've found a lot of joy in the journey of growing this company over the last five years

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