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All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg 1h 24m 5 speakers transcribed
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Chamath 0:00
All right, everybody, welcome back to the All In podcast. The channel's been active. We're in the afterglow. We're in the All In Summit afterglow. It's so glowing that Friedberg couldn't make it. He has been riding a high.
David Sacks 0:16
I've never seen him happier. We've only put out half the clips and they've already gotten 20 million views.
Chamath 0:23
Oh, my Lord.
David Sacks 0:25
We'll be around 50 million, I think, when all the clips are released and you let it bake for a couple of months. That is an astoundingly large...
Chamath 0:34
amount of reach yeah and that's just youtube we're not doing it on the podcast feed right now youtube and x well hopefully we get it on the podcast feed we get another 50 million uh but uh freeberg's in his afterglow couldn't make it but he's very busy right now look how happy is the summit went well is that marijuana I think he's making potatoes. I think that's his farm. But I mean, the smile is incredible.
David Sacks 1:00
It's marijuana. It's Freeburg's version of Founder Mode.
Chamath 1:03
He's in fantastic. That's Freeburg's Founder Mode. He's eating the bog. His Founder Mode gives him the munchies.
David Sacks 1:09
Let your winners ride.
Friedberg 1:14
Rain Man, David Sackett.
Chamath 1:22
he is uh he's in the afterglow um and he won't be with us this week um but he uh he organized such a great conference don't you think jaco he did great uh i mean he really took charge of that and he crushed just an amazing job i would like to give him his flowers absolutely it is like at least a trillion times better than the first and at least 50 better than the second I mean, that's how it should go. You know, when you create something in the world, Chamath, what you want to do is you want to hand it off to professional management to then scale it, right? Not everybody can do the creative act of actually forming something. You need to have these operators to go and then execute your vision.
Chamath 2:08
And I just want to give Free Breakfast Flowers for executing incredibly well. We all play a role, Chamath. Saks launched a tequila company. I want to say thanks to Friedberg. He did all of these great speakers. Big thank you to our CEO, John, who put together all the operations. Nick did incredible. Nick did incredible, incredible job with those opening graphics. They went viral. Zach helped with the graphics. You had young Spielberg chipping in. You had Laura did an amazing job with stage management. And of course, you know, I focused on the moderation. I got a lot of great things. So everybody plays a role. You got Saks with the tequila, Friedberg, Laura, Zach, Spielberg, Nick, John, everybody brought something to the table. So congratulations to everybody.
David Sacks 2:57
You scale through people.
Chamath 2:58
That's it. Scale through people. That's it. Nobody got the joke. Chamath, everybody contributed. You understand? Saks, new tequila company. John, operations. You have Freebird content. Me with being the world's greatest moderator up there. That was Chamath's contribution. Oh, yeah. Chamath showed up. Chamath looked great. He showed up and looked great. I brought my two votes and I brought my vision. Absolutely. I would also say... Fan favorite. What you really did that was amazing was you took a lot of selfies. I was very proud of both of you with the fan service. The fans were very pleased that you guys took so many selfies. You know, we got a lot of feedback too coming in. So... It was pretty great feedback.
Chamath 3:51
Do you think that you did better as moderator because you finally let go of just the conference organization? What do you think? Yeah, I think that you were able to focus on your unique value add instead of immersing yourself in a bunch of details that could be handled by the team. I agree. It was absolutely fantastic. But I think it was a process to get you to let go. Well, it's a fair point. People did say my moderation was dialed in, and I appreciate that positive feedback from everybody. And yeah, there is something to having people you can trust with the content.
David Sacks 4:28
I thought your moderation was excellent this time. It was better than before, because I think that you're actually exceptional as a moderator, and I think you're mostly average as a conference producer. Yeah. I do think as a moderator, you're excellent.

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