Simon Devlin

Um, but then that just, that just changed my world, just all the different pieces of it. And then I just started buying everything I could have him. It was GKIC days back then where it was also piecemeal and I was buying, you know, CDs and DVDs and just consuming it all. And I saw the entire bookshelf full of Dan Kennedy CDs and DVDs. So I was the same way.

So the other day I got a young guy working for me and I'm teaching him marketing. I'm giving him a marketing apprenticeship at the moment.

So the other day I got a young guy working for me and I'm teaching him marketing. I'm giving him a marketing apprenticeship at the moment.

So the other day I got a young guy working for me and I'm teaching him marketing. I'm giving him a marketing apprenticeship at the moment.

and i was like oh i need one of the things wasn't in the whole i said that to him i'm like do you have a cd player and he's like uh cd like an eight track player right so i go online and buy a like a dvd player and i buy a stack of blank cds and i'm like i'm gonna burn it and then i can't work this out

and i was like oh i need one of the things wasn't in the whole i said that to him i'm like do you have a cd player and he's like uh cd like an eight track player right so i go online and buy a like a dvd player and i buy a stack of blank cds and i'm like i'm gonna burn it and then i can't work this out

and i was like oh i need one of the things wasn't in the whole i said that to him i'm like do you have a cd player and he's like uh cd like an eight track player right so i go online and buy a like a dvd player and i buy a stack of blank cds and i'm like i'm gonna burn it and then i can't work this out

I think the biggest thing is cigars are all about flavor and taste. So people think, and this has been a problem in Australia, and when I actually started the cigar business back in 1997, you couldn't buy cigars anywhere. It wasn't part of the culture, whereas it had been more part of the culture in the United States. People just saw it literally as a big cigarette.

I think the biggest thing is cigars are all about flavor and taste. So people think, and this has been a problem in Australia, and when I actually started the cigar business back in 1997, you couldn't buy cigars anywhere. It wasn't part of the culture, whereas it had been more part of the culture in the United States. People just saw it literally as a big cigarette.

I think the biggest thing is cigars are all about flavor and taste. So people think, and this has been a problem in Australia, and when I actually started the cigar business back in 1997, you couldn't buy cigars anywhere. It wasn't part of the culture, whereas it had been more part of the culture in the United States. People just saw it literally as a big cigarette.

Now, I've never smoked cigarettes in my life and never will, but cigars are actually about flavor and taste. You don't actually inhale a cigar. You actually just draw it in your mouth and you blow it out.

Now, I've never smoked cigarettes in my life and never will, but cigars are actually about flavor and taste. You don't actually inhale a cigar. You actually just draw it in your mouth and you blow it out.

Now, I've never smoked cigarettes in my life and never will, but cigars are actually about flavor and taste. You don't actually inhale a cigar. You actually just draw it in your mouth and you blow it out.

But I think the true value of cigars and why so many people smoke them and successful people actually smoke them is people think it's a status symbol, but it's actually because it's the only time that really busy people stop smoking. Because it actually takes time to enjoy a cigar. Generally, we don't say smoke a cigar, we enjoy a cigar. There is a rhythm to the breathing almost.

But I think the true value of cigars and why so many people smoke them and successful people actually smoke them is people think it's a status symbol, but it's actually because it's the only time that really busy people stop smoking. Because it actually takes time to enjoy a cigar. Generally, we don't say smoke a cigar, we enjoy a cigar. There is a rhythm to the breathing almost.

But I think the true value of cigars and why so many people smoke them and successful people actually smoke them is people think it's a status symbol, but it's actually because it's the only time that really busy people stop smoking. Because it actually takes time to enjoy a cigar. Generally, we don't say smoke a cigar, we enjoy a cigar. There is a rhythm to the breathing almost.

I often say it's like a form of meditation. And when you can share that with other people, yeah, it's a pretty amazing experience.

I often say it's like a form of meditation. And when you can share that with other people, yeah, it's a pretty amazing experience.

I often say it's like a form of meditation. And when you can share that with other people, yeah, it's a pretty amazing experience.

Yeah, it does. But you're not going deep into your lungs. Yeah. And so the thing is about nicotine is what makes it highly addictive in cigarettes is the other chemicals that they add into cigarettes to make the increase of the uptake of the nicotine into the bloodstream. So that was that movie with Russell Crowe, The Insiders, was all about is how they'd worked all that out.