🏙️ “LIVE with Ryan Serhant” — The Theater Kid Who Sold Manhattan (Uncensored)

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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?

Nick 0:00
Yetis, open your open houses, prep that pre-qualified letter, and zip up your Zillow. Because tonight's guest will make you want to buy something you absolutely cannot afford.

What is Ryan Serhant's backstory and how did he become a top real estate broker?

Nick 0:11
New York real estate, it's a sport. And today's guest who we're hanging out with is its MVP. Ryan Serhant didn't just survive New York City, he branded it, bundled it, and bought it.

What is the secret to building confidence according to Ryan Serhant?

Nick 0:23
This guy has sold over 10 billion bucks in property. That's more than a lift. He has built a brokerage business that is booming. He has a Netflix show.

What pickup line does Ryan Serhant use in both business and personal settings?

Nick 0:31
He launched an AI sales app. Jack, he's got a New York Times bestseller. He's an education business entrepreneur. And in addition to his two arms, he's got a venture capital arm. And he can pass!

What does Ryan Serhant believe about the current rent vs. buy dilemma?

Nick 0:43
Baby Miles, baby! If your buddy watches a lot of Bravo, he definitely knows Ryan.

How did Ryan Serhant transition from hand modeling to real estate?

Nick 0:47
Yeah. Because he headlined nine seasons of Million Dollar List. And at the end of the day, Ryan Serhant is the ultimate marketers, marketers, marketer. You can measure his confidence in square footage. Yeah. because Ryan won't just sell you this pen, he will sell you this penthouse. When Kim Kardashian needs a condo, Chris Jenner calls Sirhan. That's right. And Jack, how exactly did Mr. Ryan climb to the top? Not by intimidating, by inspiring.

What is the 1,000 Minute Rule and how does Ryan Serhant apply it?

Nick 1:12
So besties, today Ryan Sirhan will tell us how to sell anything to anyone in any market. He'll tell us whether you should buy or rent or whether there's a totally different question. And why going gray is the greatest asset of all, baby.

What is Ryan Serhant's prediction for the next real estate boomtown?

Nick 1:25
Besties, please welcome the pharaoh of floor plans, the pharaoh.
Unknown 1:28
freak of final offers, the patron saint of the power handshake.
Nick 1:33
Ryan Serhant is the founder and CEO of Serhant and the star of Netflix's Owning Manhattan. And today's interview with Ryan is the best one yet. Give it up.
Jack 1:43
Hey.
Ryan Serhant 1:52
Hey, everybody. Hi, besties and yetis.
Jack 1:56
How are you?
Ryan Serhant 1:57
Are we sitting? Am I standing? I don't know what to do.
Nick 1:59
We're sitting. We're sitting.
Ryan Serhant 2:00
Okay.
Nick 2:00
Have you managed to watch any of the show? Our show?
Ryan Serhant 2:03
Your show? We've been watching your show. My show I watch only, exclusively, all day, every day. Your show a little bit, yeah.
Nick 2:10
No, that's fair. But it's good you watch your show every day because it's kind of like game tape. Because the cool thing we love about Ryan is that Ryan didn't start as like some business MBA grad. Ryan's a theater kid. Yeah.
Ryan Serhant 2:21
Yes.
Nick 2:22
So you grew up just outside of Boston.
Ryan Serhant 2:24
Yes.
Nick 2:24
You went to a NESCAC school like we did.
Ryan Serhant 2:26
Yes.
Nick 2:27
You're a CACer. And you went to performing arts camp when you were a kid. Yeah. Can you tell us what did you learn about performing arts that helps you with real estate? And can you put it in the format of a cringy LinkedIn post?
Ryan Serhant 2:42
Yeah, I was born in Texas, and then I grew up outside Boston. I have three sisters and two brothers, and they're all in finance, except for me. And I just like telling stories and pretending to be other people. I think because I was very overweight, and I had rash acne growing up, and we moved eight times before I hit fourth grade, and so I always had to make new friends. And the theater kids... or really weird, and so was I, and it was just a, it was a much more comfortable environment for me to be in, and I'm not really good with balls. I don't mean, I'm not throwing. Throwing balls.
Nick 3:18
Thanks for sprinkling on the context.
Ryan Serhant 3:19
That's what I mean. And so like, I didn't have the arm, and so sports, and I also like, I hate wasting time, even when I was a little kid, and so like, going out on the baseball field when I was like in third grade, I'm like, I'm not going pro, so why would I do this? Like this is a waste of my time. Football, like every sport. Sounds like fun wasn't happening. No, I like having fun. I'm a good fucking time. I just don't like unproductive fun. You know, life is short. And so I did theater and then I went to Hamilton in upstate New York. And my dad said I had to have like a real major. And so I chose English literature, which is a, A rough language for me. But then I've written three books since then because Hamilton's a writing intensive school.
Ryan Serhant 4:06
And so you have to write all day, every day. It's a lot.

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