Howie Mandel
speaker
241 appearances
5 recordings
5 series
first heard Dec 2023
last heard May 2025
Howie Mandel’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Not everybody can go to the Mayo Clinic, but the Mayo Clinic could go to everybody.
My dream and the reason I invested in it, and this is where I believe it's going to go, it's going to be ubiquitous. I believe that Proto is going to be like Kleenex. And Kleenex, you know the term because you came from London? Kleenex is tissue. But people call it a Kleenex. So the point is, I'll Proto you at four. Yeah, you know, I believe that or I just went to shopping today.
I just brought out. You should see the stuff I got. Yeah, I love that. You know, and people are finding ways to interact and ways. And the beauty of it is the the amount of creativity that people are putting into inside and outside of it, whether the box is going and it's wrapped by a company, the Coca-Cola, and now Coca-Cola presents whatever they're seeing.
And you will see them now, maybe now that we've talked about it. They're in airports. They're in schools. They're in hospitals. They're in all the Christie's. There isn't a business that is not using it now. It's in stadiums. It's in the O2. It's all over the world. We're in 39 different countries now. 39, wow. You know, and the traditionally I think Proto is more of a software company.
And I am fascinated now that this is their head office and this is the I share that this space with them this every week, every week. The the leaps and bounds of what they are doing in the world of A.I. and connectivity and engagement is what makes this company. I think everybody is going to have it in their house and you're not going to have to be rich.
Right now, you could have it in your house for like six grand. Yeah, yeah. Which is which is not everybody's going to spend six grand now. But I believe that there'll be a time within the next few years for a few hundred dollars for less than your iPhone.
But the amount from getting to where this started in David's living room to being able to put it in your house for $6,000 has not been that long. No. So being able to put it in your house for a few hundred dollars, and that could be your form of entertainment. That is going to be your form of communication. Family connection.
Instead of a phone call, I'd rather you stand in front of me and talk to me.
People ask that, and I'm sorry that I don't have an answer for that because I don't think I'll be remembered. I don't think anybody... Well, maybe I'll be remembered because my hologram will be living forever on Proto. But the truth of the matter is I am a father and a grandfather. And I believe... I'm fascinated by the fact that people... in my business who chase fame.
You know, you chase, you know, people recognizing. Sure, sure. I don't really chase that. I love what I do. I love comedy. I like it. For me, it's like an art. Yeah. You know, I love comedy. I love business. It's also an art and a sport. And I'm fascinated and blessed by the fact that somebody wants to come up and spend any time with me because there's so much out there.
There's so many people out there. But the biggest stars of the world, the biggest stars, it is so fleeting and so fast. I mean, maybe your viewers and listeners right now, like the Beatles don't mean anything to my grandkids.
So as big as you could possibly get. And there was nothing bigger than the Beatles at that time. And they're... forgotten. Most people can't name every president. They were the president of the biggest power in the world. They can't name every president. So to be remembered is kind of shallow. But here's what the legacy that I leave is to try to be a good human being
a charitable human being, a respectful human being. And hopefully from doing that, my kids learn to be that and their kids learn to be that. So my legacy is to leave other human beings here who maybe were changed a little bit toward the good because of who I am and how I am. And that's all it is. And while I'm here, I'm going to have fun. And no matter how much
We make, you know, as Sharon Osbourne once said to me, she goes, who's the richest person in the graveyard? We're all on equal ground. We start the same. We'll end the same. Let's just all play.
I don't know that they say it anymore because I don't really listen to radio. I don't know that anybody does, but there used to be Wednesday was considered hump day.
Well, hump day, the connotation is you're halfway over this dredging hump to get to the weekend because you hate every day And then you're gonna get to the weekend where you're not even gonna do anything exciting. You're just not gonna have to do the things that you find crappy. And I'm telling you as somebody that's 70 years old, this goes fast.
Every day, every moment that you waste, this is all you have. All you have is now. That's why I don't say set a goal, because you don't know if tomorrow is even going to come. You don't know what tomorrow brings. You don't even know if yesterday is exactly the way. If two people spend the day together, they'll have two different stories. So that's not even real.
That's just pretend or your perception of how yesterday went. The only thing that's real is now. And if you can make the most of now, if you could say yes and live in the now, I promise you, I promise you, you can interpret that as success.
At Proto Hologram.
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