All right, so we are going to talk about what I learned from the All In Summit that happened recently.

So Neil, I'm going to flip it to you just because we can pick, we can work off of your curiosity.

So, yeah, so I'm curious on, one, what do they talk about from the All In Summit?

Because I wasn't there.

Two, what were most of the attendees looking to get?

Like, you know, if you go to Inbound, or you listen to this podcast like you know if you go to inbound or

you listen to this podcast you know it's going to be about marketing so what are they

really discussing but those are the two main questions and three I know that

ticket prices were really expensive was a networking amazing.

Yeah okay so I'll start with a networking piece so basically

1800 people attended and a thousand people paid seventy five hundred dollars

from the VIP ticket so that's already $7.5 million.

Then you have the rest of the people that paid anywhere from like a couple hundred dollars to

$1,500 or so from my understanding.

And so there's like students and things like that right?

And so because they hosted at the UCLA campus and that's one thing I want to share with

everyone from my understanding if you host an event at a university, it is potentially a lot cheaper than hosting at a night's hotel.

And so we might, by the way, hit me on Twitter if you're interested in this,

but Neil and I are considering potentially doing a marketing school live event,

maybe at like a USC or UCLA or something like that.

And hit me up if that's something that you're interested in because I think it's,

now that we're both back in LA,'s it's something that that's worth doing

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