Brian Chesky

And I thought to myself- I don't think it's a good sign, but maybe a little bit much. But he turned out to be an amazing person. Like concert tickets, right? Yeah, like reload, reload. And I'm like, these chips are not worth it. I got to be honest with you. They're pretty average bacon. That's great.

And I thought to myself- I don't think it's a good sign, but maybe a little bit much. But he turned out to be an amazing person. Like concert tickets, right? Yeah, like reload, reload. And I'm like, these chips are not worth it. I got to be honest with you. They're pretty average bacon. That's great.

No, I haven't. Most of the people who have stayed are couples, actually. Oh, that's sweet.

No, I haven't. Most of the people who have stayed are couples, actually. Oh, that's sweet.

No, I haven't. Most of the people who have stayed are couples, actually. Oh, that's sweet.

We'll see, I guess. Remains to be seen. But yeah, no, he's definitely very invested and he's provided a lot of relationship advice to me, actually.

We'll see, I guess. Remains to be seen. But yeah, no, he's definitely very invested and he's provided a lot of relationship advice to me, actually.

We'll see, I guess. Remains to be seen. But yeah, no, he's definitely very invested and he's provided a lot of relationship advice to me, actually.

Yeah, I'll tell the story. I'm from upstate New York. My parents are social workers. My mom once told me growing up, like, I chose a job for the love and I paid no money. So you should make sure that you get a job that pays you a lot of money. And one day I said, mom, I want to be an artist. And she said, oh my God, you picked the only job that's going to pay you less than a social worker.

Yeah, I'll tell the story. I'm from upstate New York. My parents are social workers. My mom once told me growing up, like, I chose a job for the love and I paid no money. So you should make sure that you get a job that pays you a lot of money. And one day I said, mom, I want to be an artist. And she said, oh my God, you picked the only job that's going to pay you less than a social worker.

Yeah, I'll tell the story. I'm from upstate New York. My parents are social workers. My mom once told me growing up, like, I chose a job for the love and I paid no money. So you should make sure that you get a job that pays you a lot of money. And one day I said, mom, I want to be an artist. And she said, oh my God, you picked the only job that's going to pay you less than a social worker.

And I said, oh, I promise I'm going to get a real job. I ended up going to the Rhode Island School of Design. RISD. RISD. Yes. In Providence. And we have a Providence connection. We do. We do.

And I said, oh, I promise I'm going to get a real job. I ended up going to the Rhode Island School of Design. RISD. RISD. Yes. In Providence. And we have a Providence connection. We do. We do.

And I said, oh, I promise I'm going to get a real job. I ended up going to the Rhode Island School of Design. RISD. RISD. Yes. In Providence. And we have a Providence connection. We do. We do.

And it was a wonderful place. I love RISD. I love Providence. It was such an amazing place because I always grew up thinking like you had to sit in class, sit still, like follow the rules. Mm-hmm. And then at RISD, they said, you're a designer. Everything around you was designed by someone else. You can design the world you want to live in. It made us very idealistic.

And it was a wonderful place. I love RISD. I love Providence. It was such an amazing place because I always grew up thinking like you had to sit in class, sit still, like follow the rules. Mm-hmm. And then at RISD, they said, you're a designer. Everything around you was designed by someone else. You can design the world you want to live in. It made us very idealistic.

And it was a wonderful place. I love RISD. I love Providence. It was such an amazing place because I always grew up thinking like you had to sit in class, sit still, like follow the rules. Mm-hmm. And then at RISD, they said, you're a designer. Everything around you was designed by someone else. You can design the world you want to live in. It made us very idealistic.

I graduate RISD and I'm living actually here in Los Angeles. And my friend from RISD, Joe, tells me one day, Brian, come to San Francisco. Let's start a company. I'm 25 years old. And my life is like I'm in a car and the road in front of me looks like the road behind me. That's the rest of my life if I stay on this track. And so I quit my job.

I graduate RISD and I'm living actually here in Los Angeles. And my friend from RISD, Joe, tells me one day, Brian, come to San Francisco. Let's start a company. I'm 25 years old. And my life is like I'm in a car and the road in front of me looks like the road behind me. That's the rest of my life if I stay on this track. And so I quit my job.

I graduate RISD and I'm living actually here in Los Angeles. And my friend from RISD, Joe, tells me one day, Brian, come to San Francisco. Let's start a company. I'm 25 years old. And my life is like I'm in a car and the road in front of me looks like the road behind me. That's the rest of my life if I stay on this track. And so I quit my job.