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The real deal folks https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EjfwxZcsKoI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EjfwxZcsKoI

tass 4y ago
I honestly thought it was satire until the comments showed otherwise. Eat clean… cocktails. Hustle by taking long drives.
- d0mine 4y ago
  And the rest? What is wrong with keeping a schedule, running, resistance training, eating healthy? Also, long drives are mentioned in the context of "unwind after work" (I see nothing obviously wrong with it). Alcohol is bad, avoid it if you can but no social life may be worse.
  - tass 4y ago
    None of that is inherently bad. He talks a lot of working hard to maintain multiple brands/companies while everything shown is pure vanity, which is why I thought it was satire. I don’t know anything about what he does but in reality people don’t have time to work out twice a day, take long relaxing drives, meet their friends, eat healthy and do 5x the work of an average CEO.
t00ny 4y ago
Ouch
neilv 4y ago
Finally, an innovation in dating site profiles!
- agota 4y ago
  That was my first thought as well. Is this a dating profile?
BbzzbB 4y ago
The funniest part about this video is how he gets absolutely nothing done professionally except read two emails. Driving around to flash his expensive (leased) car doesn't count.
- 8f2ab37a-ed6c 4y ago
  Nothing says you're a successful high-impact CEO like having a camera crew following you around all day as you work out twice and eat salad.
- omega3 4y ago
  Isn't this a satire?
  - BbzzbB 4y ago
    Not intentionally anyway. If it was intentional, it was to grab attention (like include a mistake in a tweet), but it seems serious and on-brand for an influencerpreneur.
- trebbble 4y ago
  These kinds of windows into a life explain how some entrepreneur/CEO types can be owner and/or CEO of like three businesses, on the board of a couple others, in some kind of advisory role on a couple startups, and so on, and still always seem to be starting or trying to get a hand in some new thing: it's because they don't really do jack shit. Meanwhile the peons get an anti-moonlighting clause and absurd claims over any work done in off-hours.
  - chii 4y ago
    Being an owner (with a title of CEO) means they aren't spending their labour, or time, but merely capital. Therefore, it's correct that they don't get jackshit done. However, a real CEO, without any capital investment in the company themselves, would get fired if they did that imho. Or at least, if i were the owner, and that's what i observe the CEO i hired to run the company.
badpun 4y ago
Wow. This is literally poison for the mind and soul.
Apocryphon 4y ago
When I read “24 year old CEO” I think of Hinton: http://www.smashcompany.com/business/what-happens-when-the-board-of-directors-begins-to-panic http://www.smashcompany.com/business/what-happens-when-the-b...
Forgeties79 4y ago
The real Patrick Batemen folks
dominotw 4y ago
kept waiting for the punchline that never dropped.
jedberg 4y ago
I honestly can't tell if this is satire or not.

tass 4y ago

I honestly thought it was satire until the comments showed otherwise. Eat clean… cocktails. Hustle by taking long drives.

d0mine 4y ago
And the rest? What is wrong with keeping a schedule, running, resistance training, eating healthy? Also, long drives are mentioned in the context of "unwind after work" (I see nothing obviously wrong with it). Alcohol is bad, avoid it if you can but no social life may be worse.
- tass 4y ago
  None of that is inherently bad. He talks a lot of working hard to maintain multiple brands/companies while everything shown is pure vanity, which is why I thought it was satire. I don’t know anything about what he does but in reality people don’t have time to work out twice a day, take long relaxing drives, meet their friends, eat healthy and do 5x the work of an average CEO.

t00ny 4y ago

Ouch

neilv 4y ago

Finally, an innovation in dating site profiles!

agota 4y ago
That was my first thought as well. Is this a dating profile?

BbzzbB 4y ago

The funniest part about this video is how he gets absolutely nothing done professionally except read two emails. Driving around to flash his expensive (leased) car doesn't count.

8f2ab37a-ed6c 4y ago
Nothing says you're a successful high-impact CEO like having a camera crew following you around all day as you work out twice and eat salad.
omega3 4y ago
Isn't this a satire?
- BbzzbB 4y ago
  Not intentionally anyway. If it was intentional, it was to grab attention (like include a mistake in a tweet), but it seems serious and on-brand for an influencerpreneur.
trebbble 4y ago
These kinds of windows into a life explain how some entrepreneur/CEO types can be owner and/or CEO of like three businesses, on the board of a couple others, in some kind of advisory role on a couple startups, and so on, and still always seem to be starting or trying to get a hand in some new thing: it's because they don't really do jack shit. Meanwhile the peons get an anti-moonlighting clause and absurd claims over any work done in off-hours.
- chii 4y ago
  Being an owner (with a title of CEO) means they aren't spending their labour, or time, but merely capital. Therefore, it's correct that they don't get jackshit done. However, a real CEO, without any capital investment in the company themselves, would get fired if they did that imho. Or at least, if i were the owner, and that's what i observe the CEO i hired to run the company.

badpun 4y ago

Wow. This is literally poison for the mind and soul.

Apocryphon 4y ago

When I read “24 year old CEO” I think of Hinton: http://www.smashcompany.com/business/what-happens-when-the-board-of-directors-begins-to-panic http://www.smashcompany.com/business/what-happens-when-the-b...

Forgeties79 4y ago

The real Patrick Batemen folks

dominotw 4y ago

kept waiting for the punchline that never dropped.

jedberg 4y ago

I honestly can't tell if this is satire or not.