Geoff Woo

He's building something super interesting.

He's super talented.

And I was out of town.

I was like, ah, you know, he ended up introducing him.

We never ended up meeting.

And I remember something to reflect back.

I'm like, holy shit.

First off, Corey's incredible judge of talent.

But two, it's like you've got to take bets on the up and coming talent because you never know where they're going to end up.

Jake.

the idea that someone would become a media sort of mogul then professional athlete then a tech investor that's like a pretty distinct path say more about what other people can learn from how you took your path was it all organic or what was sort of your strategy or how do you even retroactively make sense of your sort of multi-hyphenate career yeah it's really interesting i think

And so that's what someone said about A to Z. I love that they just launch a bunch of stuff.

And then when it doesn't work, you just pretend it never happened.

And when did you guys know that you were going to be such a partner?

Because given your career, you could have partnered with a lot of different people.

And for you, it was also a risk of, hey, it wasn't as common back in the day to maybe partner with YouTube business.

When did you know that you were going to be partners?

On that note, Jake, what can people learn from you about resilience and pain tolerance?

Is it just something you've had since you were a kid?

Is it something you've learned over time?