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No, I'm perfectly good with it as long as it's reciprocal, like you said. Like, I got no problem working with him and even upgrading them at cost or what have you, as long as they do the same. But there's no way I'm going to pay full price or...

Speaker 1: Agreed. We should get a... Speaker 2: No, I'm... no, I'm perfectly good with it as long as it's reciprocal, like you said. Like, I got no problem working with him and even upgrading the...

Speaker 1: ...to build and make and why not share the—share the bread? So that's what I think. I don't know what you guys think, but... Speaker 2: Great. Speaker 1: Yeah, you like that route? Great. I mean, Greg, what...? Speaker 3: I gotta hear this. I know this—I know this is not gonna be a hundred percent agreement.

I'm like, hold on, 'cause I know that shit still ticking. Them shits don't say zero zero zero. I still got time to shoot. But the guy was in a rush and they wanted to get him up there. Anyway, my point is, I know that vision I have of working deals out, right? We...

...anybody that might sign up for that, right? Smart play. It's kind of like what I've mentioned, if we're gonna have people there, bro, they threw me off stage three minutes early 'cause they wanted that dude to—I was kind of tight about that, not for nothing. I'm squinting, I don't have my—

...and then they reached out to local restaurants and got like discounts and deals. If they did that without getting an affiliate play, hey, that's nice of them, not smart of them. The guy that came in with the payment processor, you know they licking off on...

Speaker 1: Only Greg was there. You seen that they started doing affiliate shit even with restaurants and sponsors coming in, right? Speaker 2: Like what? Speaker 1: Yeah, like because they built the app for the—for the event, kind of like someone we know, uh, did, right?

...and those people should be going to that event because we're going to make a cut out of it, right? Could be affiliate things both ways, we all get VIP both ways, and also if Terry's... yo guys, by the way, sorry. So that was that. Door... uh...

major tour events, the bigger he grows, the more we're picking the elite ones that we want because we're always there, right? We're always a sponsor. And then vice versa, the the the smaller crowd that comes with us, Terry could be there and be a part of it.

Bruh, it's not what this is. Anyway, that's my rant and I'm not saying that's my—I'm balls in 100%, but I'm pretty sure that's the play I think I'd prefer. Work with Terry, bounce, you know, off of each other, 'cause then those are the main...

...sell tickets. I was telling them I want to get it to the point where it's application only. Not this next event, but when we get there, right? Like you just can't come. Money can't buy a ticket and come. If we know someone's a sniz-nake, he can't buy a ticket and come. Keep your money, bruh.

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Speaker 1: ...all over the motherfucking place. If they don't know Greg Ortiz, if they don't know Brian Hong, it's like, yo, oh yeah, those are the guys that run Rockstar. You know, they got it from Dory, with Dory, they got it from Dory at whatever stage we are at that point, right? Man, listen, of course we're gonna...

Yo, at his event, big boys doing big, big, big numbers. I'm at Fessy and we a sister company and we in the building, right? And motherfuckers be like, "Yo, who's that?" if they don't know me, 'cause you know me, I'm a Tasmanian Devil.

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...seats. Kind of not what Rockstar's is. And not what Merlino likes. Smaller, smaller, private, shut the fuck up masterminds or I'll backslap the shit out of you, right? Metaphorically. I do not consent. So, I was telling the guys, right? There was some fucking way...

This is where motherfuckers come that do this shit and share motherfucking nuggets. Right? Terry, Terry has started to go towards that white hat, broader, I want sponsorship money, lots of people in the...

...opinions that we don't and I don't want after being at this event, you know, we discussed this, right? I wanted to talk. Dory, you built the black hat like kind of, you know, I hate to use white hat, black hat, but we're going to have to for this conversation. You built the black hat...

How you pay for your tickets, we pay for our, you know, like, then it's like a different look. I prefer to work together. I had mentioned this on our call. I don't think Terry's a bad person. He's always only showed me love and his family, right? And he has a audience...

...and make it a contractual actual agreement plus with the homie friend love, but this paper trail, 'cause he's, you know, has to be algorithmically in sync for Brian to approve it. Uh, if not, then it's, "Yo, you got yours and we got ours."

Speaker 1: ...as like a sister, I think that was the word used, a sister event, a sister whatever. And then when I went to the other one, same thing, and it was just, that's how it was. Are we continuing that on? Because if so, we let Brian, the professional AI man...

...family and blah blah blah blah blah. Fast forward, he did NOLA and I, um, I spoke there. When I went to Rockstar's, I don't... I can't remember which one I went to first, but it doesn't matter. Here's the point. I went to one and the other one was promoted openly...

Full circle, yo. When I met Terry, it was about family, at another event. And I went up to him, SEO at the Beach, which I also own. Wow, crazy. Or part of it at least. And I was like, "Man, you're here with your family, that's so fucking dope. I wish I could do that with mine."

how we're going to go about it, right? That's what I would say. So for example, if we want to make it kind of story [?] because when I came on the scene, let me explain to you how I viewed it because we're sitting here now and I'm part of what you created, right? So like full, full circle...

Yeah, yeah. And I think, my opinion, this is what I think, right? So we'll throw it out there and discuss. I think it's time to either decide how friendly and how much we're going to work with them or not. And then depending on what the answer is, decide...

It's a two-way street. I'm happy to do that as long as it's a two-way street, not a one-way street in their case, you know.

Speaker 1: ...full price for VIP and Greg was like, and they charged Brian full price and I paid full price this this year, uh so I was like, I guess I'll shut up, you know, I don't know. Speaker 2: It's a two-way street. I'm happy with that as long as it's a two-way street, not a one-way street and they're, you know...

That's exactly what I was thinking it cost.

Speaker 1: You know, talking amongst ourselves first to then bring it to you. Maybe we should, you know, maybe let them upgrade to VIP at cost or something. And then... Speaker 2: That's exactly what I was thinking. Speaker 1: No, but listen, but though, hey listen, Brian was like, "Hey listen, I paid for..."

About the tickets, you know, he said I didn't—I didn't get VIP 'cause money's, you know, right now a little short or whatever. I guess though, and he might want to upgrade later anyway. I had text these guys, uh, that he bought the tickets, like maybe we should...

Every single time. Okay.

Speaker 1: ...be happy. Yeah, paid everything off. [Laughter] Speaker 1: Yo, Dory, these guys... this is why I have partners because I ain't good at sales or marketing. Yo, when Terry texted me about that and then they bought... he bought...

Speaker 1: Yeah, I was really surprised that Samuel's bought tickets because I usually let them come for free. Speaker 2: Well, they probably bought because they don't let us come for free. Speaker 3: I've already paid. If he lets me go for free for his conference, I'd be free to... I'd be happy to let him come for free to ours. I've paid.

Speaker 1: ...speakers on the sales page. Speaker 2: Yeah. Speaker 1: Yeah, I was really surprised that Samuels bought tickets because I usually let them come for free. Speaker 2: They bought them because they don't let us come for free. If he lets me go for free for his conference, I'd be free to let him.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, let me just—because he already said he was going, so let me just message him another time, just telling him I'm going to post about it. Speaker 2: And we've got to get the speakers on the sales page. Speaker 1: Yeah.

Speaker 1: Oh, can I announce Ryan's speaking or is that like, there's some, you know, not yet? Speaker 2: Yeah, let me just, um, he already said he was going, so let me just message him, you know, the time, just tell him I'm going to post about it. Speaker 1: We gotta get the speaker...

Speaker 1: Oh, I'm able to pay my mortgage. Speaker 2: Well, we gotta get some more. We gotta get some more. Speaker 1: Hey, I'm surprised nobody else, um... Oh, yo, Greg! Am I... I didn't want to do it... I... I put a teaser post out, but then, you know, I didn't follow it up the next day. Um...

Speaker 1: Uh, I believe it was only those three, but those three saved my life. I'm able to pay my mortgage. Speaker 2: Oh.

Speaker 1: ...level, but I know three sales came in from Terry alone. Did anything else come in from—I had made a little push, some posts—or was it only those three? Speaker 2: Uh, I believe it was only those three, but those three saved my life.

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Yeah, well, I'm cheap as fuck, living in a shack. Uh, the, the, the sun's on the roof, but the, the walls are brick. Thank you, yeah. Well, I'm out in the country, you know, so it's, yeah, thank you, thank you.

Speaker 1: Nice. No, that looks amazing. That looks beautiful. We don't get that quality out here in Florida. Like, we got plaster and I could punch right through the wall, you know? Speaker 2: Yeah. Well, I'm out in the country, you know, so it's... Speaker 1: I love it. Speaker 2: Thank you. Speaker 1: I don't have access to go high...

Speaker 1: ...story when I was young, that's like that's some old cheap ass bum living in a shack or something. [Laughter] I didn't know no better. Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, an old cheap ass bum living in a shack. Uh... the logs on the roof, but the the walls are brick.

You know that place is like a few million dollars. It was like the whole outside was full long complete logs. So he was like explaining to me the fuller and longer everything. I had no idea that those things were... I thought when I saw it in movies though...

Speaker 1: I saw that stuff in, um, Colorado when we were driving up to the mountains, um, and I think in the Smoke—maybe the Smoky Mountains, but Colorado for sure. I was like, "Oh, people really have that? I thought it was only in movies!" And then the guy in the car told me, he's like, "Yo, you—"

Behind the, I mean, the roof is logs.

Speaker 1: Please don't take offense, but that's like from real world, cause you live out on a ranch and all that. Oh! Oh my god, you have a log cabin place? Yo! Speaker 2: Kind of, I mean, the roof is logs. Speaker 1: Yeah, that's fucking beautiful. When I...

Speaker 1: [Laughs] I know, you got me. [Laughs] You got me teased as well. [Laughs] I was like, what are you gonna say? What are you gonna say? [Laughs] You gotta stop, don't worry. Speaker 2: Hey guys. Speaker 3: Hey. Speaker 4: Hi.

Speaker 1: You got me. Don't play, bro. Come on, I was... I was fucked up. I was fucked up. Speaker 2: What's up, Dory? Speaker 3: Hey, guys. Speaker 2: Wow, look at that background. Yo, is that like real or like...