Andrew Warner

So Uber hit, he made money off of that.

And now he has so much money that he doesn't have to pump himself up anymore.

And now in one of the more recent episodes I heard, he said, I'm an idiot or something like that.

He basically put himself down in a fun way that he never would have at a time when he was feeling more vulnerable.

So what I'm saying is, does vulnerability make you want to put on a shell of invincibility because you're so vulnerable?

No, what I'm saying is that the question is, are you now, because you're in a more vulnerable spot, you didn't sell Heyo for as much money as you wanted, and you're in a vulnerable spot right now.

That's a very Donald Trump-like gesture that you made as you said that.

The deal was not that great.

I mean, it was great under the circumstances, but basically some of your investors lost money.

That's not an ideal deal.

And you got less than $100,000 from it.

I do know it.

And I do feel that you know that this wasn't that great a deal.

But here's what I love about what you're doing.

And this is the part that bothers some people.

I think you're putting on one of the best shows out there.

You are being the kind of person that many people want to be, but they don't have the guts or they're not at a place in their lives where they could do it.

And so instead, they're quietly resentful instead of feeling that this is what they wanna do.

Maybe not exactly what you're saying.

I don't think anyone's listening and saying, I wanna say exactly what Nathan's saying.