Tom Bilyeu

And yeah, so anyway, that's probably a way overreaction.

I have questions for Mr. Beast, but I've looked into this enough to know where this is headed.

There's a weird narrative about Mr. Beast that he's a fraudster and he's doing all this stuff and he's a bad guy.

I just don't understand that take at all.

He's dead behind the eyes.

I think he is one of the most impressive entrepreneurs of his generation.

I think that he is somebody that really was like,

hurt by the criticism that he was being cynical by doing some of the philanthropy.

So it was like, okay, let me like go look at my chocolate supply chain and see like if I can do something about the child slave aspect or child exploitation aspects of it.

And it's actually doing something.

And so people don't have that same energy for Cadbury.

Like I can't understand like what, like all these guys, Hershey's have been taking advantage of the same thing for decades and decades and decades.

And everyone's just like, okay,

But Mr. Beast does it and people freak out.

I don't know.

That one's weird to me.

So but I'm sure that my growing disdain for politicians, not I'm sure I know my growing disdain for politicians has to do with fraud, has to do with tax, has to do with importing aliens in order to just get more power.

It's just also fucking cynical.

And I'm projecting onto Mr. B saying maybe there really is something there, but what he's doing.

So I didn't know that they had this FinTech that was aimed at kids.