All right, Sam, we just had an insane weekend together.

We got to talk about it.

We just lived in a house for a weekend with 25 other founder-entrepreneur types.

Probably five to ten of them were billionaires,

a bunch of others were close. And we didn't just like talk or hang out. We literally like slept under one roof, sat and saw on us together, played basketball together, went to

Walmart together a bunch of times. My Airbnb had bunk beds, so we bunked, we bunk bed together.

It's as close as two men can get.

So we had an experience.

And I have in front of me several sticky notes of golden lessons learned.

And I phrased each of them, I don't know if you do this, but I phrased each of

them to make it fun because nobody wants to hear your vacation story. That's one of the great

rules of storytelling is just never tell a vacation story because it's so fun for you, but they

weren't there. Nobody cares. But I think we should tell the biggest lessons learned with the

story that backs them up. So it's real, not just a generic lesson.

And I phrased all of mine like it's Confucius, like, you know, Bruce Lee whispered this into your ear.

Yeah, I dig that. And to give the background, basically, I think like three years ago, you tweeted

out, I want to play basketball with interesting people. I think Mr. Beast like DM'd you and you're like, wait,

is this real? You ended up phoning him and he was like, yeah, come to my place. I want to meet

interesting people. The first year, it was like you and Ben organized it. It was like 19 of us in an

Airbnb and we're like, what are we going to do? So we played basketball. The second year,

you organized it a little bit more, and you had like an

itinerary this year. You guys killed it. It was awesome. It was an amazing event. I do like meeting

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