Nicky Riordan

Those types of things.

Like I, I see this idea of human made, uh,

you know, art and creativity becoming a thing that is desirable and sought out by people, but also kind of used as a marketing tactic that they assign to things in that way.

Number 14, sports betting epidemic.

I talk about this in the epidemic of escapism video about how terrified I

I am about sports betting in America.

It is getting so ridiculously out of control, especially amongst men, especially amongst young men, and how easy it is.

There's literally 12-year-olds gambling their Tooth Fairy money, which they're not supposed to do.

It's illegal for them to do, but because it's an app, it's not being enforced in any way.

It's just so crazy.

I think the amount of gambling debt and the way that these

people are doing.

And I also think that the economy getting worse makes people feel desperate or desperate for money and desperate for that, that hit of dopamine, honestly.

Um, and that this sports betting is going to get really, really bad and, and not next year, but within the next five to 10 years will be like a major problem amongst young men, uh, in America.

And, you know, we're, we're really starting to see that setting in a scary way.

Number 15, I feel like Ralph Lauren could really become like a top five fashion brand.

The experiential marketing of Ralph Lauren lately has been insane.

They did like a Christmas tree pop-up.

Everything they do is just this like perfect, like vintage inspired Americana style.

Like everything just feels so cinematic and beautiful.