Mark Moss

And so I watch what I want to watch.

And then the day of having a network that just runs 24-7 and I sit there and watch the program and it's over, yeah, like I said, the old people, they have their TV on all day or at the airport.

That's coming to an end.

The model's dead.

Not to mention the cost.

Yeah.

I know this life meant for me.

Yeah, thanks.

I'm from Southern California, like you, and I cut my teeth buying bank-owned repos right out of high school.

Bank-owned repo.

In the mid-'90s, the banks were sitting on a glut of repos after the housing crash in California from, like, 89 to 92, and they were giving away zero down.

And so I was fixing and flipping them up in—

a young white boy up in south central compton watts yeah that that's what we did that's that's what we did and uh straight out of compton i built up uh two different tech companies a high-tech medical equipment company uh internet company that i started in 2001 after the dot-com crash got laughed out of the room uh two big exits but then 2008 came and when i got

knocked over the head, let's just say, right?

I was all in Southern California real estate, which is one of the worst markets in the world.

It made me go, shoot, I'm pretty good at business.

I made a lot of money.

I've had some big exits.

I've built some big companies.

But what is this global financial system that just has all this power over my life and I'm not even paying attention to it?