eBay, every mention

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Verbatim, from the transcripts: the passages where eBay comes up

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▶ 22:19 David Friedberg Basically, everything got open sourced and Google took off and eBay took off and Etsy and Amazon and all the millions of small websites and all the millions of small businesses and everyone that benefited from an openly accessible

▶ 24:21 David Friedberg If you look at Ryan Cohen's bid for eBay, I think it's probably a second dot on a line that I think is emerging, which is folks 2 times in the scene
▶ 31:22 David Sacks You gotta remember at that time it was acquired by eBay and Meg Whitman had worked at Procter and Gamble and Disney and

▶ 1:27 unnamed speaker You're doing something really interesting right now, trying to acquire and run eBay, which obviously is a big story right now that takes us back 2530 years to the start of the internet.
▶ 25:09 unnamed speaker For running the business, assessing what's working and what's not working that you then bring to bear on GameStop, on Chewy, and maybe next on eBay that you've used repeatedly that works well for you?
▶ 28:02 Ryan Cohen The, if you look at how complimentary, and as we've gone into the collectible space, I've come to appreciate eBay, ah, differently 4 times in the scene
▶ 31:04 Ryan Cohen I mean, I've followed eBay for a very long time and I came to appreciate their, um, their, their experience, their, uh, their, their moat in the collectible space. 14 times in the scene
▶ 37:31 Ryan Cohen And, and the categories where eBay is doing well are categories where GameStop is doing especially well also. 22 times in the scene
▶ 45:48 Ryan Cohen And they don't have the content creators on the platform, and nobody even really knows eBay Live exists. 3 times in the scene
▶ 49:34 unnamed speaker The eBay board has rejected your offer. 7 times in the scene

▶ 30:58 Shervin Pishevar Uh, myself at Uber, uh, of course, um, Omid Khorasani at Google, Ali at Databricks, um, you know, uh, Pierre Omidyar at eBay.

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