Joe Crisara

I didn't even write the ad, but I'm already saying that sounds pretty good to me.

Does that make sense, sir, Tommy?

I used to have a thing in my company where I said, if I wouldn't have you come to my house to meet my mother and my father to have like, you know, come over for a Labor Day barbecue or Memorial Day barbecue, and I'm going to make some ribs and bring your family over.

If I see the person, like, I don't think I would want that person at my house.

Yeah.

Like my mom and dad would say, what do you have this dude come over?

Like, you know, I probably wouldn't be.

So it kind of has to pass that test.

I do agree with that 100% because that's kind of like your internal value system that, you know, you know that sometimes your own family knows more about the kind of person that should be.

I think you said it in your presentation at Pantheon.

It was like, show me your friends and I'll show you your future.

Does that make sense there?

The same thing applies with this.

I was like, I had to write that one down.

That's a good one.

Show me your friends.

I'll show you your future.

I think that really applies to it.

I think you got to think of that way when you're applying for coworkers and even with customers.

Honestly, guys, you're letting that customer into your company.