Sean Cannell

Obviously he should also probably be fine if he has a few investments, but, uh, that's a decent annual income.

Um, but, uh, yeah, he could go independent.

Just take off.

Yeah.

Have you found any good ones?

But yeah, I think I don't, I wouldn't call myself an expert.

I have friends who have networks.

Some have done it in the faith space, like church leadership networks and things like that.

I think, yeah, it's a cool idea, you know, trying to think about what is the business model.

I think what is interesting about this is it's been a while to study

kind of the creator economy and media over the years and look at a model like BuzzFeed or something like that, or some of these different, I'm in no way, number one, I wouldn't consider myself even an expert here or trying to talk you in or out of anything.

But, you know, a lot of these companies have been going bankrupt.

Really?

Didn't Vox go bankrupt?

Like these media companies.

Yeah.

They, yeah, they, they had issues, had to restructure.

So I think it's, I think what could be interesting is this idea.

Like we've, we've been in the journey of trying to figure out the personality thing.

Like the idea of having other creators and personalities.