Jeremy Boreing

And I think that some people who never watched any of the content may have translated that legitimate criticism of me into a criticism of the content that just doesn't apply.

The content's absolutely made for children and is absolutely fabulous.

Oh, yeah, so many.

You know, being the CEO means making decisions.

That's the job.

The job is to be the decider.

And quite often you have to make a decision that's the wrong decision because even a wrong decision is better than no decision.

I mean, your job is to make decisions.

Ultimately, your success in the job is going to come down to making more right decisions than wrong decisions.

But it's not your job to only make right decisions.

It's your job to always be making decisions.

So I made all kinds of bad decisions on a daily basis.

It's not even as though I would say—

Well, three times in a decade, I made a bad decision.

No, three times in a day, I made it.

Maybe three times in an hour, I made a bad decision because all I did was walk around being the boss.

I walked around being a leader of the company all day, every day.

And when I say all day, I mean all the hours in a day.

And when I say every day, I mean seven days a week, nights and Christmas.

Like, that's what it means to lead a company.