The Numbers Museum

Every specific figure ever claimed on the show. 212 match this view. Red rows are numbers the cited sources contradict.

All Dollars Multiples Percentages Big numbers

Figure	As spoken	The claim	Who	When	Checked?
6B	“six billion”	Graves: Shaving two seconds off drive-through time yields $60M in sales	Todd Graves	Nov 9, 2025	—
$60M	“sixty million dollars”	Graves: Shaving two seconds off drive-through time yields $60M in sales	Todd Graves	Nov 9, 2025	—
1%	“one percent”	Graves: Shaving two seconds off drive-through time yields $60M in sales	Todd Graves	Nov 9, 2025	—
20B	“twenty billion”	Graves: Raising Cane's Is Valued at Over $20 Billion on 20x EBITDA	Todd Graves	Nov 9, 2025	Supported
20×	“20 times”	Graves: Raising Cane's Is Valued at Over $20 Billion on 20x EBITDA	Todd Graves	Nov 9, 2025	Supported
90%	“90%”	Over 90% of his personal friends and neighbors invest in his companies	Brad Jacobs	Oct 26, 2025	—
100B	“a hundred billion”	IBM was the first company to achieve a $100 billion market cap	David Senra	Oct 12, 2025	Contradicted
80%	“80%”	Dell: Over 80% of Dell's first-year business was to enterprises	Michael Dell	Oct 12, 2025	Supported
80%	“80%”	Dell: 75% to 80% of all technology spending is from businesses	Michael Dell	Oct 12, 2025	Supported
100%	“hundred percent”	Ek: Lack of trust is the primary driver of organizational bureaucracy	Daniel Ek	Sep 28, 2025	—
1%	“one percent”	Ek: Trust compounds slowly, but one bad interaction ruins all of it	Daniel Ek	Sep 28, 2025	—
100%	“hundred percent”	Ek: Founders must lead product during the zero-to-one stage	Daniel Ek	Sep 28, 2025	—

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