Molly Bloom

I don't remember inviting you to the game.

But here's the deal.

So there were two versions of the game.

There was the version where I was working for someone who would send me a list.

And I'm sure that you were probably on that list.

I was a fish at the time.

Okay.

It was.

Okay, so I was in college, skiing for the U.S.

ski team, had an accident and retired and kind of didn't know who I was because sports were my identity.

Went to L.A.

simply because I wanted to be warm.

I'd been cold since I was two years old and ended up working for this guy.

He had a real estate development company and he said, tomorrow night I need you to serve drinks at my poker game.

Okay.

And so I show up to this poker game, and, you know, it's A-list celebrities, like you've mentioned, but also the head of one of the biggest investment banks, a politician who was a household name, somebody from the tech world.

And I get to be a fly on the wall in this incredibly compelling room.

And also, you know, I'm 23 years old.

This is access to information, to capital, to power.

And then at the end of the night,