Ed Elson

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I called my mom and I said, mom, I just, I'm not going to do this anymore.

And she told me, no, you are going to stick this out.

Your body is going to change someone's life.

Every decade, you're going to go through something different.

So be really happy with who you are right now because things change.

So just to be honest, I found it very stressful.

You know, if someone gives up, it's one thing.

If this pod sucks, they go back to walking their dog, right?

They just turn it off.

I think when you have 1,200 people show up for an event and they've spent $100 or more... By the way, on StubHub, our tickets in New York were going for $500.

You have to bring it.

You know, you have to... That'd be good.

Yeah, you want them to really enjoy themselves.

So...

And also I felt more responsibility because when I did this with Pivot, Kara is so experienced with live events and I just kind of show up, tell a dick joke, maybe occasionally stumble on some insight and the whole thing works.

And she manages the whole thing.

And in this one, you're outstanding, but I felt more pressure to kind of be the MC, if you will, and keep it on track.

And I was just, quite frankly, I was anxious.

So I was super relieved, but we had, what are some observations?