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D 4 · C 4 · P 4 · Cm 4 4.00
Q You have this thing on here. We asked you, uh, in advance what you want to talk about. You had this thing on here that I thought was interesting and I don't know what exactly what it means, but it sounds intriguing. You're like, there's a counter to, uh, Founder beast mode. Uh, what does that mean?
A It was funny because at the camp MFM, I was trying to explain to Mr. Beast the project that I'm working on now. So I was saying like, you know, people work in tech and then they get burned out and they, so I'm building a place for them to detox from technology and recover from burnout. And he's like, I literally cannot relate at all to this idea because I just don't get burned out. But he has amazing strategy, but like the thing is, 99% of people can't do this, which is he said, I'm either on a hundred percent or I'm off a hundred percent. So he said, I'll just work like seven days in a row until I pass out and sleep. And I'll just keep waking up every day, every day, every day, and just keep doing that. But then when I feel that I'm getting burned out, I'll just do zero work and I'll just watch documentaries all day and just procrastinate all day. I'll feel better again. And then I'll go a hundred. But it could also be that, you know, he's in his twenties, like he's not super old. Like I was speaking to this other Portuguese startup here and they're like, yeah, I don't, I don't know what burnout is either, but they're like 23 and they're just like working all these hours. And I said, one thing, analogy I thought of is like, I went to this thing like Y Combinator, AngelPad, and I've never worked that hard or achieved that much in three months. It's three, 90 days. I just worked…
AI assessment note: “I'm building a place for them to detox from technology and recover from burnout.”
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D 2 · C 4 · P 4 · Cm 3 3.25
Q a lot of people that actually do this. And you know, I think all he missed was it was just a hair transplant in Turkey. It was all he needed to do that. Like Jack, you got a beautiful head of hair, but have you looked into, well, can you explain to me what's going on with the Turkey thing? Why is this seems incredibly popular and also why Turkey?
A I'm not sure why, why Turkey, what they were saying in India is they're just like, Hey, we've just got so many people here in India that, um, he's like, if you in America, if you've got some obscure disease, then none of the doctors have ever come across it before. Whereas in India, like there's like 10 other They had 10 other patients that week with the same issue. And it is true. A bunch of the doctors in India, I was speaking to the guy and they had studied and worked in England. They're not like going to some random place. He's like, oh, I studied at this medical university in England. So they're saying it's quantity of people. I'm not sure what attributes make Turkey, um, the leading bit for hair transplants and stuff.
AI assessment note: “I'm not sure why, why Turkey, what they were saying in India is”
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Q Is that healthy for you to freeze your sweat gland? I feel like sweating is like, isn't it like a natural, like regular?
A I still sweat just like on my forehead or like I, I, I still sweat, just not under your arms, which is going to be the most, um, embarrassing perhaps. But, um, the same company also had using the same technology, they're freezing cells and then those cells die doing the same thing for freezing and killing fat. So I was telling my friend like, oh yeah, I did the surgery. Well, I don't know if you'd call it surgery because it was based, it was not any needles or cutting anything, just freezing. And I was telling him about it because he was interested in fat loss. And I was like, oh, that works really good for me to stop sweating. Maybe you should do it for the fat loss thing. So he went in, didn't really do much for him. But then later I was reading the news and then I'm like, okay, thankfully, at least it just didn't work for him. Another celebrity had done exactly the same thing I told him to go and do. But for her, it was just a very one in a thousand. It did. It does the opposite. It actually makes you grow fat instead of kills the fat. So now she's deformed and like, can't leave the house. So that's why you need to do your own research. Cause I tell my friend like, oh yeah, this was great for me. Like you should just do it.
AI assessment note: “I still sweat just like on my forehead... But, um, the same company also”
