“So I was able to control it at a higher level than traditional talent, which took me from getting 30 episode orders to a 168 episode orders, which then eventually became 500 episode orders, right?”
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Insight
Dyrdek: Switching industries for easier margins is a massive founder red flag
“The biggest red flag you will ever hear is when somebody comes from you know, one industry and wants to be in another, because this one's so much easier, right? This one's it's the margins over here. It's the shelf stability over here. It's the, there's not si…”
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AssertionSupported
Dyrdek: Ridiculousness accounts for 60% of MTV's total programming
“I mean, it's 60% of the total programming.”
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Disclosure
Dyrdek runs his personal life using a 50-page operating system document
“And I have this 50 page document called the rhythm of existence that's managed by my two assistants and my chief of staff. And it's basically the operating system for my entire life.”
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Insight
Dyrdek believes startup success probability can be calculated mathematically
“I do believe that there's an equation that I'm, I can put through market, through founder experience, founder age, like all these different things that add up to a probability number on this company that I'm about to create with this person's potential success…”
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Opinion
Dyrdek says buying a skateboarding business was his worst financial mistake
“That was the worst mistake I've ever done in my life. Was acquire a skateboarding business.”
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AssertionNot checkable as stated
Dyrdek: Dyrdek Machine built 17 companies and netted $450M from 6 exits
“I have built 17 companies sold six per and netted four hundred and fifty million since I launched the company in 2016.”
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