I worked for my dad's liquor store and he never really paid me a lot of money but I was saving money like crazy

I was making 50,000 a year and I was saving 10,000 a year because I didn't buy shit I was just working and saving

and all those savings is what let me invest into Facebook Twitter and

Tumblr stock. Smart people realize investing is a good way to go versus just

savings but I always have a nest egg. You have to have a rainy day fund

just in case things go poorly and I

think one of the biggest issues in the world right now for 20 to 30 year olds is

they don't save. Everyone's buying dumb shit to look cool on social media and

then when a rainy day happens they're panicking and so I think you got to find your balance.

In the past you've predicted the come up of the new forms of media particularly short form video

I've seen in Tik-talk, Instagram, YouTube.

So looking forward into the future,

how do you predict media will be consumed?

And how can content readers at the moment

take advantage of that new way to focus?

Content creators need to focus on what's free, right?

Because I also thought that long form was going to do well when I saw how streaming was playing out.

Many people in this room know that they've watched five straight

episodes of something on Netflix or Hulu, right?

And so like, long form is doing great.

Like, I watched all of Wednesday, Adams, in like one evening,

you know, and so I think that creators need to focus on the platforms that are free.

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