Why Most PTs Overthink Marketing (And Stay Invisible)

In this episode, Jimmy McKay sits down with Tony Maritato and Dave Kittle to break down what actually works in physical therapy marketing today.
The conversation cuts through the noise around content creation and focuses on what busy PTs and clinic owners need to know: how to get attention, build trust, and turn that into patients.
Key Insights:
• You don’t need high-end production to get results—consistency wins
• Most PTs fail at content because they never start
• Content should be built for the audience, not the clinic
• Social media is optional—but attention is not
• If you won’t do it, hire for it—but don’t ignore it
This episode also explores emerging opportunities like live selling and how attention is increasingly tied to revenue in healthcare.
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Tony Maritato — https://www.youtube.com/c/MedicareBilling
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Broadcasting way too early from three
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separate Wi-Fi connections.
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It's PT Breakfast Club with Tony Meritato,
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Dave Kittle, and Jimmy McKay.
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All right.
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Happy Tuesday morning to you.
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Tony Maritato, Jimmy McKay, Dave Kittle,
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probably out recording viral videos.
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That's where he is this morning.
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We're talking content.
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That's what we promised we would talk
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about last week.
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And content's everywhere, Tony.
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You can't look anywhere.
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Everything is content.
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Everything is content.
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I don't want to brag,
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but I've been a content creator since
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nineteen ninety one.
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I did the morning announcements every day
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from sixth grade through high school.
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We didn't record it, though.
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Yeah.
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There's one photo of me in the office
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for the yearbook.
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That's about it.
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But we consume content,
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whether we want to call it that.
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I feel like,
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I don't know what the term is,
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but there's a term when you use a
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word so much,
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you no longer like using that word.
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Content now just sounds icky and gross.
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Okay.
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Yeah.
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But this was sort of spurred on by
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we're always sort of talking about it,
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sharing it.
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We've got a group chat to discuss the
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topics we're going to talk about on the
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show.
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And we typically will share different
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things and sort of poke like, hey,
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why'd this work?
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Why'd this not work when I definitely
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thought it was going to?
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We'll talk specifically about Dave's.
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Did you see what his views total is
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on his zero prep?
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I mean,
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it looks like zero prep off-the-cuff video
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with his father-in-law.
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I know he cracked six figures.
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Yeah, you did.
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On a channel that I think he said
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he was averaging like a thousand or a
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hundred.
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No, like three, four hundred.
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Three,
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four hundred a pop is usually video,
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is video, you know, views.
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So we'll get into that.
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Why?
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I, of course, looked at it,
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jotted down some thoughts.
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Then I talked with my favorite artificial
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intelligence.
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It also had some thoughts.
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Some of those were the same.
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Some of those were different.
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We'll get into that.
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Have you seen...
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uh judy's videos before i shared judy and
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her and her diner uh videos judy's judy's
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breakfast no so this is a woman who
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came this is a woman who came from
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china and opened up judy's family cafe yes
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i have and yeah she makes love this
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she makes pancakes that's what judy does
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she makes pancakes it's all she does um
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But it looks like she is,
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I don't know,
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at an Alex Hormozy level of content
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creation,
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of how much she is actually creating.
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She is finding the viralest viral of
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formats and then just copying them.
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And no one cares because she puts her
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own twist on everything.
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And two things came to mind.
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One, why aren't we all doing this?
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I mean, at some point,
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healthcare providers, I don't know,
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we're going to veer off the road
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completely and go,
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should you be doing this just for views?
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And then the second question is,
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she's Judy's Family Cafe in the middle of
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nowhere, Illinois.
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I don't know how much extra pancakes she's
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selling,
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but does she become the south of the
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border...
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does she become a tourist destination?
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Cause I know she's selling t-shirts and
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coffee and her own beer on top of
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the pancakes.
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So, you know, I just, we, we,
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we dissect these things and I just love
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them so much.
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So I guess the question is now that
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Dave is here, Hey man,
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last time I looked, twenty minutes ago,
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hundred and thirty-one thousand views on
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that,
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on that video with your father-in-law.
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What happened?
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Grandfather-in-law.
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Yes.
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Uh,
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I don't know.
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I mean,
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I posted this from I reported this a
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year ago and it was him rubbing this
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black ointment.
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It's like a glycerin type of black
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ointment that kind of looks like a like
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a Vaseline or like a Bengay kind of
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thing on his knee.
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I recorded it when he was visiting here
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with us maybe like a year ago and
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I didn't post it.
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I didn't think to post it.
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I was posting stuff about my practice.
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Tony, you're a little delayed.
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OK.
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OK, I was just asking,
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why did you record it in the first
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place?
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So we have a lot of jokes,
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he's like the comedian of the family,
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but I recorded it to then send it
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to
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Annie's cousins and the aunts and uncles,
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and we are laughing at him because I
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looked up that the glycerin is meant for
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wound care, cuts, ear infections,
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and he's rubbing it on his knee for
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knee arthritis relief because his neighbor
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gave it to him.
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And that was the first line of the
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post was,
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Have you ever had a grandparent that
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trusts their neighbor more than their
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physician?
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And I was trying to get healthcare
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providers to chime in,
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which it didn't work.
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No real healthcare providers chimed in.
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Everyone else from Jamaica and Trinidad
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and Tobago jumped in.
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But I recorded it specifically to send it
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to family members only to poke fun at
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him because he makes fun of everyone else.
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He's the comedian of the family.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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So I knew none of this.
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I looked at it just like anybody.
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Like,
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what is this and why is it good,
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right?
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And it looked...
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The thing I think we need to remember
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is a couple things.
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One,
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most content in companies is created for
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the CEO.
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That's companies.
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Smaller companies,
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the content is created for us.
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We like it.
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Look at that high-end video.
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It's so... Oh,
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production quality is through the roof.
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But the real audience is everybody else.
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So you have to remember that.
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The second thing is, everybody,
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a lot of times you'll look at your
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own content in isolation.
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Here, look at this video,
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what do you think?
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And you have to remember,
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what's the thing someone's watching five
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videos before, four videos before,
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two videos before, three videos after?
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So to me,
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this video didn't look like content.
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It looked like you turned a camera phone
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on and started talking to a dude about
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this thing.
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So it looked like it was the antidote.
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It was the, where's this going?
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Also, where is this going?
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You sort of, without scripting this,
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had this element of like,
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what's going to happen next?
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You've seen the videos where the caption
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says, wait for it, wait for it.
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And you see something happening.
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You're like, okay,
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does this person get hurt?
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Do they fall down?
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Do they pull off an amazing trick shot?
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Like dude, perfect.
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So like you sort of had that.
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you also had this element of like listen
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troops babies old people like if you
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dislike any of those three i don't i
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don't know what to do with you right
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soldiers babies and old people so you had
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we had one of those right there so
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i think those three things sort of added
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up to it looked authentic it looked real
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i didn't know where it was going and
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this guy looked compelling and you were
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talking to him right and it asked a
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question
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Do you use this?
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Do you know what it is?
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Yada, yada, yada.
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And then the more people were, I'm from,
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I'm three hundred percent Jamaican and
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I've never heard of this or I'm from
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Jamaica.
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We use this all the time.
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There was no middle.
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It was all edge.
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It was no middle.
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It was no middle.
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No, like never heard of this.
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What does it do?
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By the way,
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just because I can't even imagine having a
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reel like Tony's that his top reel has
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gotten two point three million views,
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which is insane for this.
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I mean,
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my phone was blowing up nonstop and it
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was it reached one hundred and thirty one
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thousand views.
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What's interesting is and we could talk
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about Tony's thoughts on like it's
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relatable and meaning like a grandparent
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who's like either doing their own thing or
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they're.
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trying to, you know,
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have something that's like around the
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house that is kind of like a natural
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approach to like ease their situation.
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What's interesting is it's got two
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thousand four hundred and eighty two
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likes,
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seven hundred and forty four comments.
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Usually my posts have five likes and one
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comment.
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I mean, it's like it's insane.
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It has one thousand eight hundred and
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thirty eight people sent it to someone
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else.
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They're asking, right.
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Hey,
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do you know that like you created
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something that caught that left a hole?
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It's itchy.
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That's itchy.
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Do you know this?
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Or nostalgia, which is, hey, remember,
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is this the thing grandma used to use
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from Jamaica?
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Is this it or is it different?
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Right.
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But then also,
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eight hundred and eighty four people saved
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it.
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Like you're going to come back to this
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later.
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This is a family joke video.
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Like it's crazy.
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I don't understand that, but this,
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this place, if you save it,
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that means you think it's valuable or
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useful, right?
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Like you're sending it for yourself.
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Yeah.
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You want to be able to reference it
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later.
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Exactly.
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Exactly.
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You're, you're putting,
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you're putting some of the pine cones,
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like the acorns,
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you're burying them in the,
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in the front lawn.
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You're putting the dirt back over them.
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I'll come back to this later.
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So yeah, Instagram,
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from what I've seen anyway,
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their chief whatever, innovation officer,
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is very, very open about,
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we value this now.
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Hashtags don't matter.
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This happens.
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They just came out with a new update
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yesterday or the day before.
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I don't do a lot of carousel posts,
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the ones that you swipe through.
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But now if you post something and you're
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like, oh, slide three should be...
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You can just rearrange them.
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And people were like up in arms and
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joy.
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Thank goodness.
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So it shows they're listening, right?
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But they're very clear.
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And they're like, listen,
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Gary Vee has been saying this the last
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couple of weeks.
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And he's a little nuts,
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but I like it.
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It's my kind of nuts.
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I don't listen to him every day,
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but every couple of weeks to just sort
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of check the pulse.
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And he's like,
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audience size doesn't really matter as
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much anymore.
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We are not in social media or follower
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media.
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We are now more in attention and topic.
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So if you drop a post that like
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hits,
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like touches something in a particular
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way, like right now,
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The platforms are going to amplify that.
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I don't care that you have no followers,
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no previous whatever.
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You drop something and luck of the draw,
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the first ten people interact in ways that
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the platform wants you to, like a save,
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a share, a like, or a comment.
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It's sort of views or a beauty pageant
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metric.
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That's one thing I wanted to make sure
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that I got out today.
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Views are a beauty pageant metric, right?
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So like, is this good?
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A lot of people saw it.
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Okay, good.
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But did they value it enough to interact?
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It's social media meant to be interacted
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with or else we're just watching it by
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our TV is not social media,
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but we consume a lot of it.
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This is different because we interact with
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it.
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Social media,
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you got media watch on the wall.
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We got media watch on a little screens
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in our hands.
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One is allowed to one is you are
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allowed to and able to interact with it
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and encouraged to interact with it.
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I don't know, man,
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but you touched on a couple you touched
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on a couple of things by accident.
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We can learn a lot from it,
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I still think.
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And.
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You're right that maybe follower count and
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audience doesn't always fully matter,
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but this is again,
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this is my concierge pain relief account
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on Instagram,
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still fairly small when I post this.
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The account had like around two hundred
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and fifty followers and and we gained
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around four hundred and seventy one
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followers.
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So now we're like seven hundred and twenty
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one followers.
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So which is wild.
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It's not that I don't think followers,
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the follower count doesn't matter,
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but the people like Instagram's like, oh,
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look, a new thing.
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The quality or the type of is this
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good?
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Do these people care?
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And if they care,
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I'll show it to a few others and
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I'll show it to a few others.
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Like I've been looking at a lot of
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the data in the edits app.
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And if you haven't used the edits app,
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you should try it.
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It's a partner app with Instagram.
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It's an Instagram app.
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And it lets you do a couple,
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you know, add music.
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It's sort of how you add music to
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posts.
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One way you can add music to posts.
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But it'll give you great data.
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And what I'm always interested in is
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there's a graph.
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There's a circle graph that's showing
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like, hey,
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if this thing got five thousand views,
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what percentage of them are followers?
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what percentage of them are not and i'm
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very curious about that that information
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is very i don't know it's intriguing to
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me it's like well non-followers are eating
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this up but my followers don't care well
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that's weird people who say i don't want
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to lose connection with this account sort
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of don't care about this it's very it
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was intriguing so i'd be interested in
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your data set is a little smaller but
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i'd be interested in
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out of those one hundred thirty one
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thousand views,
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obviously a lot of them going to be
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non followers because you were starting
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with two fifty or whatever.
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Right.
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Right.
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I'd be like that shows that this left
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the nest and touched on a lot of
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things.
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And now Tony's back and I want to
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ask him like his input on why he
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thinks that video was relatable.
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But the funny thing about this video is
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that
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I posted this with zero expectation.
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I saw Tony in the past maybe two,
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three,
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four something weeks or so where he's
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posting what looked like either he looked
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a little different or younger or the video
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looked a little bit older or something.
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So Tony's posting evergreen content videos
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from years ago.
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And he's posting them recently.
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And I, it just gave me the reminder.
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I was like, Hey,
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I just need to be posting more volume.
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Like, don't worry about what it is.
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Just like, get it out there,
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just post it and, and share it.
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So that was one of them.
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And then I posted like an old running,
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like from a year or two ago of
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like a running video was like windy and
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cold.
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And I was like pointing at some older
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guy and it's like, I was like,
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I was like, I was like,
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I was like, I was like,
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I was like, I was like,
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I was like, I was like,
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I was like, I was like,
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I was like, I was like,
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I was like, I was like,
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I was like, I was like,
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I was like, I'm like,
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and I'm yelling at him.
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Like, we're the only ones out here.
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Yeah.
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I love it, baby.
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You're doing great.
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Like, and it was just too,
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it was him
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Like, I thought that video would have,
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like, blown up.
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And it was, like, a dud.
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And so I had literally zero expectation of
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this video of my grandfather-in-law
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rubbing this black balm salve ointment on
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his knee.
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And then it blew up.
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So I think, for me,
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the big takeaway is...
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to not overthink anything and literally
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just any video or picture just post it
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just share it and post it that's like
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my takeaway but i maybe moving forward can
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we hack it can i want to ask
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tony
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Why was this video so relatable?
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How could I utilize this type of feedback
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in the future?
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Should I stay away from certain types of
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videos that I've already learned have not
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resonated with new audiences?
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Should I do more of this?
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I mean,
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we have plenty of family members that are
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doing silly things against, you know,
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my dad's on some prescription and
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like like for for his heart and and
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like for his cholesterol and he doesn't
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want to take it every every day so
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he's taking it every other day like he's
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doing his own protocol on like the heart
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medication and it's meant to be every day
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and he's like ah it's like too much
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like i'll do it every other day so
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it's like we all have these silly things
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with our family members is that something
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i should focus on should i sprinkle it
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in what are some of your takeaways tony
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on this
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He's out of words, which is important,
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I think.
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He's out of words.
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He's like, nope.
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He's there, but we can't hear him.
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We'll get his thoughts.
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If I get cut off again, I'll just...
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Let me call in.
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Yeah, call my phone.
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All right, we'll get Tony on the phone.
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What do you think, Jimmy?
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Why do you think it's relatable?
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Number one, like I said, it's relatable.
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Hang on, let me put my headphones on.
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Number two, everything's a lottery ticket.
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Everything's a lottery ticket, man.
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Everything's a lottery ticket.
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I'm pretty sure Tony's probably sitting
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here going,
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I've been telling you nitwits for three
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years to just share every...
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Tony's like...
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If there's anything the audience takes
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away, Tony's like, I shot this video.
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How many takes did you do?
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He's like, takes?
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What are takes?
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Tony Maradotto.
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Tony Maradotto.
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There he is.
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He's probably sitting there going,
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what's been waiting for?
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I've been telling you for three years.
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Share anything.
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Hey, look.
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A bird flew into a window outside the
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clinic.
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Shoot it.
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Right, Tony?
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No, no, no, no.
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I'm kidding.
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I'm not going to say that.
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I will say,
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do you guys have your March Madness
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bracket?
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Are you guys doing any bracket?
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Yep, I am.
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All right.
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So you probably had this experience.
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We have our family bracket.
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There's six of us.
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I'm in first place.
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I know nothing about college basketball.
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The bigger family bracket,
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thirty-seven people
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First place is like a seven-year-old girl.
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She has no idea,
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but she's in first place.
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This is the same situation where, yes,
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to a certain degree,
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you put something out there.
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You have no idea what it's going to
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do.
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It takes off.
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I think with enough data points,
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like this is one data point.
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With enough data points,
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you can start to make some correlation
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that is not necessarily causation.
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I've got videos in my collection that I
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pretty well know every time I put this
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up,
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it's a half a million views or more.
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And I've done it three or four times
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in a row.
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It's always produced.
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But you guys don't have,
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Dave doesn't have enough data on this
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account yet.
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This is a great launching point.
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My concern, his concern,
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everybody listening's concern is he's not
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interested in building a media company.
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He still wants and has a real business.
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So it's like we don't want to get
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distracted with posting a bunch of stuff
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to get views,
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which is fun and it's exciting and it
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kind of keeps things interesting.
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But those views aren't going to turn into
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visits or revenue or profitability.
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That was my next point.
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And I said,
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views of the beauty pageant metric now
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neck one level deep is saves or shares
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or comments like i've been sharing i found
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pt cast which is how you apply for
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pt school they gave out a lot of
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data so i've been using chat gp to
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make visualizations hey here's america and
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uh the green states are the expensive
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states to go to pt school or the
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right whatever and people were like i went
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to school in and i had this much
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debt i went to school in
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Good.
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Thank you for interacting.
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I appreciate it.
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So I'm just putting up things that I'm
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like, what do you think?
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What do you think?
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What do you know?
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Instead of, hi,
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I'm an authority and you should all
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believe what I'm saying.
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Which of course is also a good strategy
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because people will come in and be like,
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you're a nitwit.
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You're a bag of hot air.
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Right?
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Which I still think...
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which I still think is why a lot
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of people will grab a microphone or a
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camera and flop because they're like,
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I went on there and told people stuff
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for forty-five minutes.
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And I go, that's a lecture.
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When have you ever said I got lectured
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to yesterday and that was a good
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experience?
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People want to interact.
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I was saying this before, Tony.
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This is social media.
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I can watch TV on the wall over
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my shoulder.
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That's media.
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I can interact with that.
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I can hear.
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And when you give me a chance and
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a reason, people do.
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Real quick, going back to Dave's question,
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I had told you guys when I watched
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that video,
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I didn't know it was Dave's video.
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Immediately,
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the little old man reminded me of my
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grandpa, my mother-in-law.
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Instantly,
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it took me back to my mother-in-law's
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kitchen.
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She had a little glass jar of black
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salve.
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She called it drawing salve.
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She put it on splinters.
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If a kid
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and there were millions of kids around in
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the family, had a splinter,
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she'd put this little black cream on,
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and supposedly it would suck out the
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splinter.
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And I think the people who were watching
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that video immediately went to grandma,
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grandpa, abuela, abuelo.
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There's that connection that happened for
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them.
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Yeah.
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I'm putting up on the screen,
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I don't know if you can see it.
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This is Maslow's hierarchy of needs,
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but laid over business.
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This is the B to C value pyramid.
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And the reason I'm putting that up there
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is nostalgia is halfway up that in that
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emotional thing right there in the middle.
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So you're sharing something that connects
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with so many people,
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babies and old people, right?
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We all were a baby or have babies
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in our life some way.
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And then old people,
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hopefully we're lucky enough to have some
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old people and one day we're going to
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be one.
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right so like is that why I mean
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ninety percent of the battle is getting
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people to stop and watch the first five
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seconds so I think it's fantastic I I
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copied a trend twice I'm sure you guys
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have seen this trend the first the first
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still photo or video with no audio is
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someone looking into the camera or
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whatever
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And the on-screen caption is, hey, blah,
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blah, blah.
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What were you like in the nineties?
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Do you remember this one?
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Have you seen this one?
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What were you like in the nineties?
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Yeah, I remember.
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And then the Goo Goo Dolls, Iris,
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of course,
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a nineties hit is playing in the
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background.
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That was from your ninety four,
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ninety five City of Angels, Nicolas Cage,
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Meg Ryan.
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And it's playing there.
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So instantly the song takes you to a
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place.
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So if you were,
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if the nineties was your jam,
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which is like, I don't know,
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forty year olds, fifty year old,
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the nineties was your jam.
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You're like, what's this?
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Thirty year olds, too.
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Got it.
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And is what were you like?
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There's that element of what's going to
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happen next.
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And of course,
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the next thing is a montage of people's
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pictures or little videos from the
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nineties.
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And it's a cool throwback.
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It's touching on nostalgia.
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I did one.
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Of course,
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I'm not going to do the regular one.
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I twist it.
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So I did two versions of this.
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I saw one of them.
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One of them did okay and got probably
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five thousand views when I'm normally
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getting two or three.
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The other got a hundred and like a
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like a lot.
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I can't remember.
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I'll look it up in a second.
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But it got like four thousand percent
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over.
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The first one I did that did okay
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is I put a picture of me up
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now.
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And what were you like in the nineties?
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And I was like,
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I got to have some fun with it.
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And when I was a kid,
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the TV show that was popping was Dawson's
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Creek.
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And people were like,
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you kind of look like Pacey.
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And when you get caught,
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when you get totally look like a kid
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on TV, when you're fifteen,
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you run with it.
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So, of course,
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I made a montage of Joshua Jackson in
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nineties roles,
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which was Mighty Ducks and that's the one
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I saw,
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which was canon from one from when I
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was in the nineties.
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Right.
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The second one I did,
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I was literally driving.
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And here's the here's one takeaway.
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Sometimes you get to get the hell out
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of your house to get good ideas.
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I'm driving and I'm like thinking about
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that video.
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I'm like, that video is kind of funny.
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How do I make it funny for everybody?
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It was funny for me because it was
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like, oh, it's not him.
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Got it.
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Ha ha ha.
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That's kind of cute, I guess.
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And then I was like,
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we need to poke fun.
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What if we personified the profession of
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physical therapy?
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So I AI generated two physical therapists
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today.
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I said,
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give me like two physical therapists,
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modern gin setup, athletic wear.
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And then I said, hey, physical therapy,
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what were you like in the nineties?
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And then of course I went to grainy
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AI generated photos of grainy nineties
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vibe, beige wallpaper, polo and khakis,
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white new balance sneakers,
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all modalities.
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So it was like traction, e-stim, hot pack.
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And I got two things similar to Dave's.
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I got
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That's garbage.
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I'm offended by your statement that that's
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all we... Guys, it's satire.
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Saturday Night Live does this.
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You get it, right?
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But that's fine.
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I'll take the comments and the satire.
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And then I got... Yeah, that was us.
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Yeah.
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We did that.
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We got paid for it too.
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I'm like, got it.
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I touched on the same things in a
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different way.
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But that should be a lesson.
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There's another data point.
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That one popped off by an order of
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magnitude of like a hundred.
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I was just going to ask you which
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one performed better.
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That one performed better.
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That one got more comments too.
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The one about me being pacey from
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whatever, that got... Now I can't find it.
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Did I share it that long ago?
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That one got...
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That one got two thousand views.
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The one about physical therapy got
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forty-one thousand.
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Talking about yourself.
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That's okay.
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Talking about all of us.
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Ding, ding, ding, ding.
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letting me interact, giving me an opening,
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giving me a chance to interact.
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So I started this off by talking about
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Judy's Cafe.
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And my computer's a little wonky or else
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I'd have the videos on screen.
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Look up Judy's Cafe.
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She's a woman who came from China.
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She immigrated from China.
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She opened up a cafe after working in
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someone else's restaurant for years.
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And she just owns one cafe,
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not a franchise, not in a big town,
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rural Illinois.
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And she takes other viral trends,
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It doesn't need high production value.
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So she uses all these viral hooks,
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stitches them together.
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My guess is she spends two to three
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days a week doing this,
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which is brilliant because her job is
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eyeballs.
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And hopefully eyeballs lead to online
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sales and hopefully traffic.
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But that's less likely because she's in
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rural Illinois.
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So my question to loop both of these
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topics together, this is great.
00:26:05.373 --> 00:26:07.795
but unless you're a virtual PT, I mean,
00:26:07.835 --> 00:26:08.615
being in New York city,
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Dave's got an advantage.
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There's a big audience there.
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This is nice,
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but is it necessary or how do you
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use it?
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How can we use it to an advantage?
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Paul says, just for the audience, the,
00:26:22.487 --> 00:26:23.728
the viral hooks, it's,
00:26:23.928 --> 00:26:25.430
it's kind of like you're stealing the
00:26:25.509 --> 00:26:27.811
first couple seconds of a different video,
00:26:27.872 --> 00:26:28.132
right?
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Of like a, like a, like a,
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like a,
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like a fake car accident or someone falls
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off a gurney.
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You saw that one or,
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I like the one where there's a woman,
00:26:36.479 --> 00:26:38.180
crazy good kickboxer,
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and there's a bottle of water on top
00:26:40.141 --> 00:26:41.321
of a kicking pad.
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She kicks it.
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The bottle goes up in the air.
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She kicks it again off screen,
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and then someone does something with that.
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Listen, this is how stand-up comedy works.
00:26:50.108 --> 00:26:53.090
There's set-up, hook, set-up, punchline,
00:26:53.270 --> 00:26:54.412
set-up, punchline.
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Now, this is great for, again,
00:26:56.053 --> 00:26:57.212
the beauty pageant metric,
00:26:57.753 --> 00:26:59.795
but how do we steal this?
00:26:59.974 --> 00:27:01.075
So that's what I wanted to sort of
00:27:01.115 --> 00:27:01.915
pose to you guys.
00:27:02.276 --> 00:27:02.576
Dave,
00:27:02.875 --> 00:27:04.477
let's say you were consistently getting
00:27:04.876 --> 00:27:07.159
five to ten thousand views per whatever.
00:27:07.578 --> 00:27:10.140
I'm sure if you looked into the data
00:27:10.240 --> 00:27:10.980
on Instagram,
00:27:11.000 --> 00:27:12.381
it'll tell you where those people are from
00:27:12.520 --> 00:27:13.241
country-wise.
00:27:13.682 --> 00:27:15.083
If they're from all over the place,
00:27:15.843 --> 00:27:16.703
my question is,
00:27:16.923 --> 00:27:18.664
how do we actually use that to drive
00:27:18.704 --> 00:27:19.904
what we're trying to do,
00:27:19.924 --> 00:27:21.105
which is patient care?
00:27:23.835 --> 00:27:24.576
For better or for worse,
00:27:24.615 --> 00:27:25.817
I think the more followers,
00:27:25.836 --> 00:27:26.557
the more engagement,
00:27:26.597 --> 00:27:28.460
the more interesting videos you have.
00:27:28.500 --> 00:27:28.839
Of course,
00:27:29.800 --> 00:27:32.262
I'm not going to capture people in Jamaica
00:27:32.583 --> 00:27:35.006
or Ohio or California that are then going
00:27:35.026 --> 00:27:36.467
to come do business with us.
00:27:36.507 --> 00:27:39.430
Maybe some small amount will want to do
00:27:40.671 --> 00:27:42.593
a virtual visit or consult with us,
00:27:42.633 --> 00:27:44.054
just like people have reached out to Tony,
00:27:44.074 --> 00:27:47.577
especially because of his Facebook group
00:27:47.678 --> 00:27:48.878
and his YouTube reach and all that.
00:27:50.278 --> 00:27:51.240
So that's a little bit, but again,
00:27:51.339 --> 00:27:52.140
I'm not trying to do it.
00:27:52.180 --> 00:27:53.441
It would be like one of my therapists
00:27:53.461 --> 00:27:53.820
doing it.
00:27:54.881 --> 00:27:58.823
But I still think the broad scale of
00:27:58.903 --> 00:28:01.924
followers and kind of making these like
00:28:02.625 --> 00:28:04.566
potentially not artificial,
00:28:04.605 --> 00:28:08.008
but the approach of having some goal of
00:28:08.307 --> 00:28:11.068
getting more reach and more engagement
00:28:11.169 --> 00:28:12.630
when local folks...
00:28:13.422 --> 00:28:14.363
see your profile,
00:28:14.843 --> 00:28:16.565
they'll be more likely to like follow or
00:28:16.605 --> 00:28:18.906
comment or engage because for better or
00:28:18.926 --> 00:28:19.446
for worse,
00:28:19.846 --> 00:28:21.909
they're seeing like if they come across
00:28:21.949 --> 00:28:23.770
Tony's account, if someone in,
00:28:24.391 --> 00:28:25.692
if someone in Cleveland,
00:28:25.751 --> 00:28:28.153
Ohio comes across Tony's account,
00:28:28.994 --> 00:28:30.997
they might be more likely to drive out
00:28:31.017 --> 00:28:32.738
of their way or something to go and
00:28:32.798 --> 00:28:34.859
see Tony for a visit or a couple
00:28:34.880 --> 00:28:36.260
of visits or a week or something like
00:28:36.300 --> 00:28:38.323
that because of the,
00:28:39.308 --> 00:28:39.869
again, like I said,
00:28:39.890 --> 00:28:40.609
for better or for worse,
00:28:40.630 --> 00:28:43.291
the social proof or the credibility that
00:28:43.352 --> 00:28:46.414
that account has garnered across all these
00:28:46.454 --> 00:28:46.855
other people.
00:28:46.934 --> 00:28:48.256
And so it's a little bit of like,
00:28:49.057 --> 00:28:49.737
there's authority,
00:28:49.757 --> 00:28:50.778
there's credibility there.
00:28:51.238 --> 00:28:52.598
There's some amount of trust.
00:28:52.619 --> 00:28:54.141
They're like, okay, well this, you know,
00:28:54.181 --> 00:28:57.083
Tony's accounts get thousands or millions
00:28:57.103 --> 00:28:59.045
of views and a ton of comments and
00:28:59.065 --> 00:28:59.565
engagement.
00:29:00.605 --> 00:29:02.968
So I still think there's a way,
00:29:03.028 --> 00:29:04.729
and it's probably not clear cut,
00:29:04.788 --> 00:29:08.392
but using the bigger scale of reach,
00:29:09.082 --> 00:29:10.242
but still focusing on like,
00:29:10.423 --> 00:29:10.923
how do I just,
00:29:11.042 --> 00:29:11.844
how do I stay local?
00:29:11.884 --> 00:29:13.244
Because the local people are the ones that
00:29:13.265 --> 00:29:14.885
are going to transact with us and do
00:29:14.905 --> 00:29:16.527
business with us and work with us.
00:29:16.866 --> 00:29:18.407
So Gary, you know, Gary Vee said this,
00:29:18.428 --> 00:29:19.409
other people have said this, like,
00:29:19.469 --> 00:29:19.729
he's like,
00:29:19.749 --> 00:29:21.430
if I'm launching a brick and mortar
00:29:21.450 --> 00:29:22.290
business today,
00:29:22.770 --> 00:29:24.251
I'm going to follow every coffee shop,
00:29:24.311 --> 00:29:26.773
every yoga studio, every gym,
00:29:26.814 --> 00:29:28.714
every fitness trainer in my zip code.
00:29:28.934 --> 00:29:29.496
Like he was like,
00:29:29.556 --> 00:29:31.297
my attack plan would be become king of
00:29:31.336 --> 00:29:32.877
my zip code in thirty days or less.
00:29:33.577 --> 00:29:34.778
And then you go and you comment on
00:29:34.939 --> 00:29:35.700
anything local.
00:29:35.740 --> 00:29:37.340
There's a five K you comment on it.
00:29:38.060 --> 00:29:39.442
You become king of the zip code.
00:29:39.882 --> 00:29:41.041
And what that does is it connects you
00:29:41.082 --> 00:29:42.022
to local people.
00:29:42.762 --> 00:29:43.903
Again, views are nice,
00:29:43.923 --> 00:29:47.105
but people watching you in Iowa doesn't
00:29:47.144 --> 00:29:48.506
help you if you have a practice in
00:29:48.546 --> 00:29:48.986
New York.
00:29:49.506 --> 00:29:50.906
Maybe a little bit of social cred,
00:29:50.946 --> 00:29:52.007
but I don't even know if the juice
00:29:52.027 --> 00:29:52.688
is worth the squeeze.
00:29:53.667 --> 00:29:54.909
Antonio's got a huge comment.
00:29:55.328 --> 00:29:55.648
I read it.
00:29:55.709 --> 00:29:57.029
I'll essentially summarize.
00:29:57.410 --> 00:29:58.650
Antonio's saying, "...content is great.
00:29:58.750 --> 00:29:59.550
I believe if you're willing to put
00:29:59.830 --> 00:30:01.731
yourself out there, it is worth it.
00:30:02.652 --> 00:30:05.192
It is worth to juice medical... Okay,
00:30:05.212 --> 00:30:06.233
juice versus squeeze ratio."
00:30:06.973 --> 00:30:08.315
He's saying like, well,
00:30:08.734 --> 00:30:10.256
other clinicians tear each other down.
00:30:10.696 --> 00:30:12.577
I don't disagree that that's a thing.
00:30:13.097 --> 00:30:14.318
I think the biggest hurdle is I don't
00:30:14.338 --> 00:30:15.740
know where to start or is this worth
00:30:15.779 --> 00:30:16.119
my time?
00:30:16.361 --> 00:30:17.361
I don't think it's like, well,
00:30:17.381 --> 00:30:18.382
then people are going to shit on me,
00:30:19.041 --> 00:30:19.982
which is always,
00:30:20.002 --> 00:30:21.344
I'm going to look deep into the camera
00:30:21.364 --> 00:30:23.685
now, always going to happen.
00:30:23.705 --> 00:30:25.446
There's a great phrase or quote,
00:30:25.467 --> 00:30:25.787
people like,
00:30:26.067 --> 00:30:27.807
you will never be criticized by someone
00:30:27.827 --> 00:30:28.449
doing more than you.
00:30:29.280 --> 00:30:30.803
you'll always be criticized by someone
00:30:30.843 --> 00:30:31.503
doing less than you.
00:30:31.683 --> 00:30:33.306
Like why?
00:30:33.326 --> 00:30:34.807
By the way, with my, with my post,
00:30:34.866 --> 00:30:37.170
there were some people commenting that,
00:30:37.748 --> 00:30:40.628
saying that so that the grandfather-in-law
00:30:40.729 --> 00:30:41.769
in the video that we're talking about from
00:30:41.809 --> 00:30:45.990
my account yeah he's sicilian and he was
00:30:46.070 --> 00:30:48.451
actually born raised in tunisia it's like
00:30:49.011 --> 00:30:50.833
or he lived in tunisia or whatever so
00:30:50.853 --> 00:30:52.634
but people in the comments some people
00:30:52.653 --> 00:30:55.035
from jamaica were saying this white man is
00:30:55.055 --> 00:30:57.596
going to steal this black dressing this
00:30:57.756 --> 00:30:59.796
ointment and and sell it and make millions
00:30:59.816 --> 00:31:00.616
and and
00:31:02.597 --> 00:31:04.019
I was like, man, it's the internet.
00:31:04.038 --> 00:31:06.160
Like, yeah, it's the internet.
00:31:06.259 --> 00:31:07.340
If you think people are weird,
00:31:07.381 --> 00:31:08.701
like go to the internet.
00:31:08.741 --> 00:31:12.003
Like I'm like, I'm like, he's not,
00:31:12.064 --> 00:31:13.203
I mean, maybe he looks a little,
00:31:13.324 --> 00:31:14.484
I'm like, he is not white.
00:31:14.545 --> 00:31:15.705
He's when he tans,
00:31:15.746 --> 00:31:17.767
he's got a way darker shade.
00:31:17.787 --> 00:31:19.548
I mean, he's, he's, he's, he's from,
00:31:19.827 --> 00:31:21.009
you know, Sicily.
00:31:21.169 --> 00:31:22.910
Like everyone's got darker skin there.
00:31:23.270 --> 00:31:25.152
Do people will take a dump on anything?
00:31:25.932 --> 00:31:26.893
Tony, you're going to say something.
00:31:28.854 --> 00:31:30.234
I don't know.
00:31:30.474 --> 00:31:31.875
I agree with everything you guys are
00:31:31.894 --> 00:31:32.255
saying.
00:31:32.335 --> 00:31:34.316
I agree with the social proof of having
00:31:34.355 --> 00:31:35.155
a large account.
00:31:36.497 --> 00:31:38.978
I don't think it's worth paying for fake
00:31:39.018 --> 00:31:39.778
subscribers.
00:31:39.798 --> 00:31:40.738
No.
00:31:41.038 --> 00:31:44.318
But I definitely think having true organic
00:31:44.419 --> 00:31:48.020
reach in this case instantly gives Dave
00:31:48.060 --> 00:31:48.921
some credibility,
00:31:48.961 --> 00:31:50.260
especially when he's reaching out to
00:31:50.300 --> 00:31:53.122
physicians and other local referral
00:31:53.162 --> 00:31:53.782
sources.
00:31:54.423 --> 00:31:54.843
Bingo.
00:31:55.810 --> 00:31:56.771
Go ahead, Jimmy.
00:31:56.811 --> 00:31:57.813
Dave, you've got to pin that.
00:31:58.353 --> 00:32:00.134
That video needs to be pinned so it's
00:32:00.154 --> 00:32:00.355
at the top.
00:32:00.375 --> 00:32:02.155
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:32:02.277 --> 00:32:03.277
Because I went to look for it this
00:32:03.336 --> 00:32:03.597
morning.
00:32:05.900 --> 00:32:07.121
I'm going down to Danny.
00:32:07.181 --> 00:32:09.482
This is on topic.
00:32:09.542 --> 00:32:10.083
I'm going down.
00:32:10.202 --> 00:32:11.423
You guys know Danny Maté, right?
00:32:12.826 --> 00:32:13.185
Sure.
00:32:13.205 --> 00:32:16.328
I still don't understand why it's not
00:32:16.368 --> 00:32:16.648
Matta.
00:32:18.023 --> 00:32:19.265
I called him Danny Manna for years,
00:32:19.305 --> 00:32:20.246
and he never corrected me.
00:32:20.346 --> 00:32:22.067
I called him to his face,
00:32:22.147 --> 00:32:23.608
and he was just like, that's okay.
00:32:23.669 --> 00:32:24.809
That's sort of all you need to know
00:32:24.829 --> 00:32:25.349
about Danny.
00:32:25.671 --> 00:32:27.071
He literally wrote a book called Buck
00:32:27.112 --> 00:32:29.134
Insurance, and he just doesn't care.
00:32:29.173 --> 00:32:29.953
He's like, okay.
00:32:30.454 --> 00:32:32.135
He is Mel Robbins.
00:32:32.757 --> 00:32:33.857
Let them.
00:32:33.897 --> 00:32:34.458
Twenty years ago.
00:32:34.577 --> 00:32:35.259
Just like, okay.
00:32:35.278 --> 00:32:35.778
You don't like me?
00:32:35.898 --> 00:32:36.299
Okay, great.
00:32:36.339 --> 00:32:36.640
Moving on.
00:32:37.180 --> 00:32:37.401
Anyway,
00:32:37.441 --> 00:32:39.021
I'm going down to he has a gathering
00:32:39.041 --> 00:32:40.282
twice, I think,
00:32:40.323 --> 00:32:42.244
a year of all the people he coaches.
00:32:43.545 --> 00:32:44.085
business-wise.
00:32:44.165 --> 00:32:44.586
And he says,
00:32:45.405 --> 00:32:46.366
you can open a cash practice.
00:32:46.527 --> 00:32:47.207
I'll show you how to do it.
00:32:48.228 --> 00:32:49.509
The problem is he keeps doing it.
00:32:49.828 --> 00:32:51.109
He keeps doing it.
00:32:51.730 --> 00:32:52.730
And my point is,
00:32:52.810 --> 00:32:55.731
I'll be in the room with hundreds of
00:32:56.012 --> 00:32:57.513
clinicians and owners.
00:32:58.394 --> 00:33:00.955
And I'll be there saying, hey,
00:33:00.976 --> 00:33:02.016
you need to do this.
00:33:02.256 --> 00:33:03.817
Hey, let's talk social.
00:33:04.298 --> 00:33:05.878
I don't think you need to invest as
00:33:05.979 --> 00:33:10.280
much money to get the desired results.
00:33:11.142 --> 00:33:12.782
I think step one is doing it.
00:33:13.826 --> 00:33:14.967
If you're not going to do it,
00:33:14.987 --> 00:33:16.186
that's what you should hire for.
00:33:16.988 --> 00:33:17.587
Do you know what I mean?
00:33:17.607 --> 00:33:17.887
If you're like,
00:33:17.907 --> 00:33:18.788
I got to edit this because I want
00:33:18.808 --> 00:33:20.390
it to look at least a B minus,
00:33:20.730 --> 00:33:21.910
that's what you spend on.
00:33:22.211 --> 00:33:24.531
It doesn't need to be tens of thousands
00:33:24.551 --> 00:33:26.232
a month to get that.
00:33:26.373 --> 00:33:27.232
Look at Judy's.
00:33:27.313 --> 00:33:28.114
Now, Judy's, obviously,
00:33:28.134 --> 00:33:28.894
someone's doing it,
00:33:29.354 --> 00:33:32.895
but they're not Marvel-level quality
00:33:32.955 --> 00:33:33.355
content.
00:33:34.257 --> 00:33:34.916
It's authentic.
00:33:34.936 --> 00:33:35.317
It's real.
00:33:35.356 --> 00:33:37.057
It's approachable.
00:33:37.077 --> 00:33:38.338
So I think for practice owners,
00:33:38.358 --> 00:33:39.579
look what Tony's doing.
00:33:40.426 --> 00:33:42.288
be hard for him to fake those results.
00:33:42.827 --> 00:33:45.209
Like he's just, he's showing you, Oh,
00:33:45.249 --> 00:33:45.828
this was a dud.
00:33:45.989 --> 00:33:46.630
No, it was a home run.
00:33:46.890 --> 00:33:47.349
Another million,
00:33:47.769 --> 00:33:48.671
another million view month.
00:33:48.770 --> 00:33:49.250
Like, whoops.
00:33:49.750 --> 00:33:51.971
And none of that is like hot,
00:33:52.011 --> 00:33:54.093
you know, thousand dollar camera quality.
00:33:55.394 --> 00:33:56.834
Going back for a second.
00:33:57.535 --> 00:33:58.875
I do remember now what I was going
00:33:58.914 --> 00:33:59.394
to say.
00:33:59.895 --> 00:34:01.655
Antonio's comment, he was saying,
00:34:01.675 --> 00:34:02.757
you know, is it worth it?
00:34:03.537 --> 00:34:05.238
Should I be putting my time into it?
00:34:05.790 --> 00:34:06.612
We all remember,
00:34:06.672 --> 00:34:09.054
like Gary Vee used to say, look,
00:34:09.094 --> 00:34:10.936
some people are made for video.
00:34:11.217 --> 00:34:13.018
Some people are made for audio.
00:34:13.079 --> 00:34:14.621
Some people are made for writing.
00:34:15.242 --> 00:34:16.603
Just because, you know,
00:34:17.063 --> 00:34:19.085
Dave obviously had some great success.
00:34:19.246 --> 00:34:21.489
He's been doing podcasts and video for a
00:34:21.708 --> 00:34:24.172
decade, like a ridiculous amount of time.
00:34:24.211 --> 00:34:25.052
Jimmy, the same.
00:34:26.302 --> 00:34:28.324
So it's one of those things where maybe
00:34:28.463 --> 00:34:30.264
if Antonio's goal is,
00:34:30.764 --> 00:34:32.824
I want more patients in my practice,
00:34:32.864 --> 00:34:33.824
in my business,
00:34:34.204 --> 00:34:35.885
he doesn't even do any of this stuff
00:34:35.925 --> 00:34:37.445
and he goes straight to the physicians.
00:34:37.626 --> 00:34:39.865
I spent the first twenty years just
00:34:39.885 --> 00:34:42.047
building relationships with physicians,
00:34:42.507 --> 00:34:43.847
just bringing lunches,
00:34:43.967 --> 00:34:46.748
just figuring out ways to connect with the
00:34:46.807 --> 00:34:49.088
doctor directly and build those
00:34:49.128 --> 00:34:50.768
professional relationships and it had
00:34:50.869 --> 00:34:52.289
nothing to do with social media.
00:34:54.365 --> 00:34:55.445
I don't know who this is because it's
00:34:55.806 --> 00:34:56.266
not showing me,
00:34:56.306 --> 00:34:57.766
but the person saying in their videos...
00:34:57.827 --> 00:34:58.467
Oh, anonymous?
00:34:58.887 --> 00:35:00.068
Oh, anonymous.
00:35:00.387 --> 00:35:01.327
It might not be their fault.
00:35:01.568 --> 00:35:02.289
It might be with the app.
00:35:02.349 --> 00:35:02.929
I don't think it's them.
00:35:02.949 --> 00:35:03.309
But it's saying,
00:35:03.429 --> 00:35:04.168
I mentioned where I'm from,
00:35:04.208 --> 00:35:06.190
the SEO and the transcript may help
00:35:06.230 --> 00:35:07.269
promote me locally.
00:35:08.871 --> 00:35:10.731
I've definitely gotten patients in Ohio
00:35:10.771 --> 00:35:11.331
from YouTube.
00:35:11.371 --> 00:35:12.632
People across the globe purchase my
00:35:12.672 --> 00:35:13.331
digital product.
00:35:14.431 --> 00:35:15.393
When I publish my book on chronic
00:35:15.413 --> 00:35:15.932
dizziness,
00:35:16.333 --> 00:35:17.512
it's sold in my YouTube community.
00:35:17.974 --> 00:35:18.114
Yeah.
00:35:18.313 --> 00:35:19.253
Is that Amy?
00:35:19.494 --> 00:35:20.233
That might be Amy.
00:35:20.273 --> 00:35:21.335
I have to go to LinkedIn.
00:35:21.934 --> 00:35:22.295
Amy who?
00:35:26.086 --> 00:35:28.228
anyway I know Jimmy has to get out
00:35:28.268 --> 00:35:29.909
of here at nine fifteen oh shoot yeah
00:35:29.969 --> 00:35:33.771
we've got about nine minutes what do we
00:35:33.813 --> 00:35:37.954
want to close with I'll go first with
00:35:37.994 --> 00:35:41.757
a parting shot which is like decide your
00:35:41.818 --> 00:35:44.300
resource of time is finite do you want
00:35:44.320 --> 00:35:45.860
to be doing this like is this a
00:35:45.900 --> 00:35:47.342
target is this a strategic goal you should
00:35:47.362 --> 00:35:50.083
only have three if this is a strategic
00:35:50.123 --> 00:35:51.284
goal ask yourself are you going to do
00:35:51.304 --> 00:35:51.585
all of it
00:35:52.239 --> 00:35:53.402
If the answer is yes, good.
00:35:54.003 --> 00:35:54.784
If you like it,
00:35:55.105 --> 00:35:55.887
number one is like it.
00:35:55.947 --> 00:35:57.170
Number two, can you get good at it?
00:35:57.289 --> 00:35:57.971
Can you get better at it?
00:35:58.030 --> 00:35:58.932
Great, answer those.
00:35:58.952 --> 00:35:59.574
If you don't like it,
00:36:00.407 --> 00:36:01.588
but you still want to do it higher.
00:36:02.248 --> 00:36:03.708
If you like it or if it's a
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strategic goal and you don't like doing
00:36:05.210 --> 00:36:05.849
it, hire for it.
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But if this is a target,
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look at Judy and triple down on it.
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Like the difference between doing it a
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little bit and doing it a lot is
00:36:12.735 --> 00:36:13.775
actually not as big as you think.
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It's getting started and moving and
00:36:16.056 --> 00:36:17.358
inertia, overcoming inertia.
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That's the biggest thing.
00:36:19.619 --> 00:36:21.300
So if you want to do it, listen,
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Dave, you're a baseball guy.
00:36:22.940 --> 00:36:24.342
If I swing a little bit or I
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swing... More swings.
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But still a strike is my point.
00:36:28.686 --> 00:36:29.947
I'm talking about how hard I swing.
00:36:29.967 --> 00:36:30.867
If I'm trying to hit a home run,
00:36:30.887 --> 00:36:31.947
if my goal is home runs,
00:36:32.228 --> 00:36:33.349
and I swing a little bit and I
00:36:33.389 --> 00:36:33.750
miss,
00:36:34.030 --> 00:36:35.451
and I swing really hard and I miss,
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still a strike.
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So swing hard.
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Right.
00:36:40.735 --> 00:36:44.338
Let me share my parting shot just because
00:36:44.358 --> 00:36:45.318
it'll get me some hate.
00:36:47.501 --> 00:36:50.764
My big motivation for what I'm doing on
00:36:50.784 --> 00:36:52.385
the media side of things right now
00:36:53.143 --> 00:36:56.106
is I need something to keep this
00:36:56.286 --> 00:36:56.907
interesting.
00:36:57.407 --> 00:36:59.230
You know, in patient care,
00:36:59.349 --> 00:37:00.831
I've been doing patient care for twenty
00:37:00.851 --> 00:37:01.331
five years.
00:37:01.811 --> 00:37:04.275
Like it doesn't take much, much cognition.
00:37:04.355 --> 00:37:06.496
It doesn't take much brain stimulation.
00:37:06.936 --> 00:37:07.797
And people will tell me,
00:37:07.838 --> 00:37:08.518
you got to leave.
00:37:08.539 --> 00:37:09.719
You got to get out of the profession.
00:37:09.760 --> 00:37:11.561
You should retire because you're not doing
00:37:12.001 --> 00:37:13.143
your patients any justice.
00:37:13.900 --> 00:37:14.940
I would believe you,
00:37:15.141 --> 00:37:17.561
I would agree with you if my patients
00:37:17.601 --> 00:37:20.322
quit coming or didn't want to keep seeing
00:37:20.422 --> 00:37:20.483
us.
00:37:20.663 --> 00:37:22.182
The fact that they keep coming means
00:37:22.202 --> 00:37:23.643
they're getting the results they want.
00:37:24.123 --> 00:37:25.905
But on the personal side,
00:37:26.105 --> 00:37:28.565
I need some sort of external like,
00:37:28.585 --> 00:37:30.867
give me something, give me a challenge.
00:37:31.376 --> 00:37:33.478
Being another person with back pain is not
00:37:33.518 --> 00:37:33.998
a challenge.
00:37:34.019 --> 00:37:36.202
Being another shoulder pain is not a
00:37:36.242 --> 00:37:36.661
challenge.
00:37:36.782 --> 00:37:37.702
I need a challenge.
00:37:37.742 --> 00:37:38.844
Getting in front of a camera,
00:37:38.903 --> 00:37:40.065
putting myself out there,
00:37:40.365 --> 00:37:41.507
trying these new things.
00:37:41.606 --> 00:37:43.327
This is a challenge that keeps the
00:37:43.387 --> 00:37:44.750
profession exciting for me.
00:37:45.550 --> 00:37:46.150
And of course,
00:37:46.190 --> 00:37:48.052
it generates a little bit of extra profit.
00:37:48.072 --> 00:37:50.215
Yeah.
00:37:50.275 --> 00:37:51.335
Dave, your party's showing up.
00:37:52.757 --> 00:37:54.039
For me, it's just more volume.
00:37:54.079 --> 00:37:55.860
It's just putting out more content.
00:37:55.940 --> 00:37:58.081
Don't overthink it and just hit publish.
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But with the caveat of looking back now,
00:38:01.543 --> 00:38:04.346
the video that I posted with my
00:38:04.365 --> 00:38:05.827
grandfather-in-law with the ointment,
00:38:06.746 --> 00:38:07.867
I didn't realize it,
00:38:07.907 --> 00:38:09.409
but it was for others.
00:38:09.449 --> 00:38:10.230
It was not for me.
00:38:10.250 --> 00:38:11.710
I mean, I was talking over it,
00:38:11.751 --> 00:38:13.731
but it was not putting me in the
00:38:17.465 --> 00:38:19.567
Jimmy gave the example of the reel that
00:38:19.606 --> 00:38:22.447
you did the edit where it was like
00:38:22.487 --> 00:38:24.509
you in the nineties as Joshua Jackson.
00:38:25.028 --> 00:38:26.210
And that was about you and it didn't
00:38:26.230 --> 00:38:26.889
perform as well.
00:38:26.909 --> 00:38:28.030
But then when you made it about the
00:38:28.190 --> 00:38:30.630
audience or the consumers or the public,
00:38:31.311 --> 00:38:33.172
now all of a sudden it becomes more
00:38:33.211 --> 00:38:36.173
interesting and it's more engaging.
00:38:36.273 --> 00:38:37.213
It's more remarkable.
00:38:37.313 --> 00:38:41.335
There's more interest or demand or
00:38:41.456 --> 00:38:43.876
curiosity to keep watching or comment or
00:38:43.896 --> 00:38:44.416
whatever it might be.
00:38:45.876 --> 00:38:47.556
You can put out as much as you
00:38:47.838 --> 00:38:49.079
are able to.
00:38:49.418 --> 00:38:50.320
As long as you have consent,
00:38:50.619 --> 00:38:51.701
film your patients, your clients,
00:38:51.721 --> 00:38:52.942
your neighbors, your family members,
00:38:52.961 --> 00:38:54.202
yourself, your team members.
00:38:54.862 --> 00:38:56.525
And that will, I think, guide you,
00:38:56.585 --> 00:38:58.065
just like it's guided Tony very well,
00:38:59.126 --> 00:39:01.809
on what to continue to publish and share.
00:39:01.889 --> 00:39:02.909
And it's fine to do a mix of
00:39:02.929 --> 00:39:03.250
things,
00:39:03.429 --> 00:39:05.231
knowing that the things that are for
00:39:05.371 --> 00:39:08.594
others usually hit the most and have the
00:39:08.934 --> 00:39:11.217
most views and the most shares and saves
00:39:11.297 --> 00:39:12.538
and comments and all that.
00:39:13.018 --> 00:39:14.199
So you might want to consider that instead
00:39:14.239 --> 00:39:15.420
of posting like,
00:39:16.195 --> 00:39:18.536
I don't know, more about your practice.
00:39:18.556 --> 00:39:18.835
Like, hey,
00:39:18.856 --> 00:39:20.416
we're having this special and it's this
00:39:20.456 --> 00:39:21.436
and you get this and this and this.
00:39:22.436 --> 00:39:23.577
We're talking top of funnel,
00:39:23.958 --> 00:39:25.458
top of marketing and awareness.
00:39:26.159 --> 00:39:28.059
So yeah, those are my takeaways.
00:39:28.139 --> 00:39:29.559
And hopefully that helps others out there.
00:39:30.000 --> 00:39:31.940
Let's forward tease this because I want to
00:39:31.960 --> 00:39:33.181
take what we're just talking about and
00:39:33.221 --> 00:39:35.961
twist it a little bit in the arena
00:39:35.981 --> 00:39:36.822
of live selling.
00:39:36.842 --> 00:39:40.943
Because that is where attention meets
00:39:41.003 --> 00:39:41.403
revenue.
00:39:42.045 --> 00:39:43.425
People are coming there with the attention
00:39:43.445 --> 00:39:44.186
of, oh, what's this?
00:39:44.326 --> 00:39:45.065
Maybe I want it.
00:39:46.030 --> 00:39:46.891
I want to learn how to do this
00:39:46.931 --> 00:39:47.210
better.
00:39:47.990 --> 00:39:49.072
I've tried it a little bit a few
00:39:49.112 --> 00:39:51.333
times on Amazon Live.
00:39:52.394 --> 00:39:53.735
I want to know best practices because I
00:39:53.755 --> 00:39:55.737
think this is... I'm going to say new.
00:39:55.856 --> 00:39:56.878
I know it's been going on for a
00:39:56.918 --> 00:39:57.378
couple of years,
00:39:57.398 --> 00:39:58.918
but now it's starting to hit the middle
00:39:58.938 --> 00:39:59.539
of the bell curve.
00:40:00.280 --> 00:40:02.882
I want to understand what's the psyche of
00:40:02.922 --> 00:40:03.722
the person who's like,
00:40:03.822 --> 00:40:04.903
I want to buy stuff online.
00:40:04.943 --> 00:40:05.963
My mom and my grandmother,
00:40:06.003 --> 00:40:07.425
my aunt used to call each other,
00:40:07.465 --> 00:40:09.626
three-way call, and watch QVC together.
00:40:10.619 --> 00:40:11.260
One was in Florida,
00:40:11.320 --> 00:40:11.800
one was in New York,
00:40:11.860 --> 00:40:12.481
one was in Oklahoma.
00:40:13.021 --> 00:40:13.561
And they'd look, oh,
00:40:13.581 --> 00:40:14.722
let's get that for Aunt Bessie.
00:40:14.742 --> 00:40:15.202
And let's, oh,
00:40:15.222 --> 00:40:16.581
what about in blue or red?
00:40:17.322 --> 00:40:18.523
That's a social experience.
00:40:18.682 --> 00:40:19.523
So is live selling.
00:40:19.684 --> 00:40:20.903
I'd love to figure this out.
00:40:20.983 --> 00:40:22.304
Is there a place for healthcare?
00:40:22.985 --> 00:40:23.284
Yes.
00:40:23.925 --> 00:40:25.485
I don't exactly know what it is,
00:40:25.505 --> 00:40:26.365
I'm being honest,
00:40:26.606 --> 00:40:28.806
but I feel it in my bones.
00:40:29.668 --> 00:40:31.568
I comment real quick because we have less
00:40:31.608 --> 00:40:32.168
than four minutes,
00:40:32.188 --> 00:40:33.548
but I commented the other day,
00:40:33.608 --> 00:40:34.369
you liked it,
00:40:34.469 --> 00:40:36.570
about if you're going to do the live
00:40:36.610 --> 00:40:39.211
selling with the HyperVault,
00:40:39.251 --> 00:40:40.291
the HyperRace products,
00:40:41.385 --> 00:40:44.746
and you have like a directory of physical
00:40:44.766 --> 00:40:47.427
therapists that will offer something and
00:40:47.447 --> 00:40:49.688
you have like a spreadsheet or we send
00:40:49.728 --> 00:40:51.250
you some, we, or we, we make a,
00:40:51.329 --> 00:40:53.231
we make a public Google sheet or whatever.
00:40:54.150 --> 00:40:56.911
And it would be like for NYC,
00:40:57.092 --> 00:40:57.552
it would, you know,
00:40:57.612 --> 00:40:58.932
concierge pain relief and then whoever
00:40:58.992 --> 00:40:59.172
else.
00:40:59.514 --> 00:41:00.514
And for concierge pain relief,
00:41:00.534 --> 00:41:01.454
you get this, you get this,
00:41:01.474 --> 00:41:01.855
you get this.
00:41:01.875 --> 00:41:04.195
So if someone is buying your,
00:41:04.755 --> 00:41:06.436
the hyper ice product that you're live
00:41:06.456 --> 00:41:07.697
selling online,
00:41:08.898 --> 00:41:09.838
because if you're just new here,
00:41:09.878 --> 00:41:10.559
if you're just watching,
00:41:11.097 --> 00:41:13.179
jimmy got one of everything basically sent
00:41:13.199 --> 00:41:14.980
to him by hyper race because he's got
00:41:15.159 --> 00:41:16.860
you know he's got that online credibility
00:41:16.920 --> 00:41:18.862
so you have all these products you're
00:41:18.882 --> 00:41:20.603
gonna potentially you're gonna live sell
00:41:20.623 --> 00:41:24.445
them on whatnot or some other platform but
00:41:24.905 --> 00:41:26.427
people can also just go buy that anywhere
00:41:26.487 --> 00:41:28.367
else most other than the one other than
00:41:28.407 --> 00:41:30.708
the one new down or whatever it's called
00:41:30.748 --> 00:41:33.231
now now it's out but it wasn't out
00:41:33.351 --> 00:41:33.610
and so
00:41:34.579 --> 00:41:36.103
people could go buy that elsewhere,
00:41:36.224 --> 00:41:36.505
but why,
00:41:36.525 --> 00:41:37.748
so why would they buy it from you?
00:41:37.807 --> 00:41:39.831
And why would they buy it through live,
00:41:39.871 --> 00:41:40.494
live selling?
00:41:41.356 --> 00:41:43.760
And my suggestion is you got to,
00:41:44.579 --> 00:41:45.440
All these practice owners,
00:41:45.481 --> 00:41:46.481
Boba Venko commented.
00:41:46.541 --> 00:41:46.782
He said,
00:41:47.063 --> 00:41:49.885
I'll do a discounted or reduced offer.
00:41:50.186 --> 00:41:52.108
So if someone is in Colorado and they're
00:41:52.168 --> 00:41:53.349
live, Jimmy, you're like, hey,
00:41:53.469 --> 00:41:53.969
where are you from?
00:41:54.550 --> 00:41:55.590
Put in the comments where you guys are.
00:41:55.690 --> 00:41:56.391
Oh, you're from New York.
00:41:56.472 --> 00:41:57.253
Oh, you're from Colorado.
00:41:57.293 --> 00:41:58.813
Oh, you're from Ohio.
00:41:59.014 --> 00:42:00.315
And you're engaging with the audience.
00:42:00.896 --> 00:42:01.956
And if they buy,
00:42:02.438 --> 00:42:04.440
then you can also offer them unique things
00:42:04.460 --> 00:42:06.021
that they could not get anywhere else.
00:42:06.041 --> 00:42:06.621
All right.
00:42:06.641 --> 00:42:08.304
We'll talk about this on Thursday.
00:42:09.282 --> 00:42:09.842
That's the tease.
00:42:09.922 --> 00:42:10.302
All right.
00:42:11.282 --> 00:42:12.222
And we're going to want an update of
00:42:12.242 --> 00:42:13.222
how many views your video got.
00:42:13.242 --> 00:42:13.483
All right.
00:42:13.503 --> 00:42:14.342
We'll see you guys next week.
00:42:14.764 --> 00:42:15.403
Sorry, not next week.
00:42:15.523 --> 00:42:16.983
That's it.
00:42:17.003 --> 00:42:17.384
We're out.
00:42:17.543 --> 00:42:18.985
Boys, what the hell are you doing?
00:42:19.045 --> 00:42:21.885
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00:42:22.985 --> 00:42:24.226
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00:42:24.246 --> 00:42:27.186
conciergepainrelief.com and on YouTube at
00:42:27.206 --> 00:42:28.626
The Dave Kittle Show.
00:42:28.706 --> 00:42:31.387
And follow Jimmy McKay at PT Pinecast on
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YouTube, the socials,
00:42:33.108 --> 00:42:34.889
and wherever you binge podcasts you
00:42:34.909 --> 00:42:35.728
pretend are for CEU.
00:42:36.896 --> 00:42:38.320
And hey, just a reminder,
00:42:38.822 --> 00:42:40.125
none of this was for advice.
00:42:40.184 --> 00:42:41.568
This was for entertainment only.
00:42:41.869 --> 00:42:43.293
Our lawyers say that counts.
00:42:43.393 --> 00:42:44.275
Thanks, Keith.