Ryan Alford
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10,402 appearances
121 recordings
2 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 2d ago
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Sort of the general consumer sentiment a lot of times when they hear regulation.
You framed it well with money leaving.
That's as well as I've heard it.
And I don't know why it took that long for someone to simply state like that.
OK, OK, now it makes sense because now people in South Carolina don't have jobs that they could have had if they had a technology partner here doing it and legalizing something that's happening anyway.
I think you understand the sentiment that I'm carrying and how a lot of people when they hear that regular.
Regulation.
Let's frame why it's needed and how to maybe turn that sentiment towards not such a negative towards regulation.
We're behind on that, marijuana, and lots of other things.
I developed ad campaigns for some of the biggest brands in the world.
And I'm sitting here and I'm going, you need an ad campaign because we need to fight the stigma of regulation and paint the other side of that brush of what it actually means.
The taxes, the thing, the dollars are leaving because I don't think people realize the other side of the coin.
especially as it relates to gambling and the other way.
They just go, oh, my fees are higher and it's not as easy or it's not as fun.
It's a perception and perception's reality with regulation.
But the framing of what the, maybe the unintended consequences and marketing that in the right way, a lot of what we're doing here, hopefully opening minds and hearts to what that is.
Because even for me, grew up in South Carolina, I leaned towards, oh God, the government's involved again.
When things become at a certain scale,
You have to have systems.
You have to have processes.
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