Al Dukes

It is a whole new thing.

The thing that really hurts, sucks, whatever, are all these athletes now who never wanted to talk to the media.

Now see another way these greedy a-holes to make more money

not only do they spend their money on the top end equipment, they're clearly hiring designers to make sets for them.

Or in some cases they are flat out being paid to do this with companies making sets so that when broadcasters try to do it, it's, it's slow, it's hard to get going and it costs a lot of money.

And if it doesn't work, like an athlete that does this, that has made like, let's say Draymond green, for instance, who does one for Odyssey.

Now I think Odyssey bought his podcast.

Draymond Green could spend $20,000 on equipment, and if it doesn't work, he can laugh about his little podcasting adventure that didn't work.

If you're a regular person that's trying to start a podcast show or YouTube show, and you put out $15,000 or $20,000 for equipment, and after six months you've got 71 subscribers and no one's watching you, your wife is going to kick you out of the house.

You just spent how much?

And it didn't work?

It's not a level playing field.

So I really hope for him, the money that he put in, like I said, I think it looks good.

I hope it works for him.

It does look like he's getting 10, 12, 13,000 views per video already.

I think that's a good number to start making money.

And now, yeah.

I noticed the YouTube shows, which there are countless YouTube, doesn't seem to bother you like the podcasts did.

Why is that?

Because I have shit that comes across my YouTube feed.