Shaan Puri

And I think my first Barry's bootcamp was his.

Basically a soap opera blog.

And it was only two years old.

He sold it for $10 million.

When we talked about it, this was like such a viral story.

You guys should go listen to his episode early on.

So basically, yeah, he started a soap opera business that he sold for $9 or $10 million.

Then he started a dog

ramp company so like if you're it was called sausage dog central so sausage dogs can like use a ramp to get up in the suv and saying grew to 18 million now he's doing a fina and he's a single dad and his son's about to go to college or getting gearing up to go to college and he uh his his kid is like the most well-mannered well-behaved kid so that's probably the best thing he's ever done is uh be imagine he's been a single parent since the uh his boy was two years old yeah uh and now his kids has been but is still thriving

Jack Smith.

So Jack Smith is our buddy.

Jack Smith.

So on paper, he basically sold his company at the age of 29 or 28 for $850 million.

It was called Vungle.

Now the intangibles, or if you meet Jack Smith, very quiet, you'll have to pull anything out of him.

He won't tell you anything.

If you ask what he does for work, he'll say, oh, I like to play on computers.

In terms of what you said, Sean, about people wanting to flex, he is...

The most non-flexing person I've ever met in my life.

He's very special.