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John Krasinski admits that he was dragged into a pitch-black tent and forced to watch Matt Damon intimately kiss his wife
"They were shooting at the top of 30 Rock this big beautiful scene and Emily said 'come after four'. I thought that's really specific and weird"
"I get up there and this PA yells 'they're rolling' and he throws me into this black tent and I go this close to the screen"
"It's just Matt and my wife kissing very deeply". I thought that's very awkward"
"Matt Damon came up and was just trying to make a joke and instead he goes 'Hey, nice to meet ya, I was just totally tonguing your girl'"
"I looked at him and I went 'Okay man'"
"He just started to melt and he went 'I'm so sorry, that wasn't funny at all'"
"To this day he can't get over the fact that that's the first thing he said to me"
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Mark Cuban says he bought the Dallas Mavericks so he could shoot hoops with Dirk Nowitzki and Steve Nash
"When I got into the Mavericks and I bought the Mavericks basketball team, in the NBA. I was a basketball junkie. And I was a season ticket holder and went to a game and I was like, wait, maybe I could buy this team because I just made all this money and I was like, that sounds fun"
"And I did it not because it was a business, not because I saw this long horizon of owning a team, I thought this could just really be fun"
"And what could be better than going and shooting baskets with Dirk Nowitzki or Steve Nash and Michael Finley. So that's what got me into it".
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Mark Cuban says going door-to-door selling garbage bags as a kid paved the way for his billionaire empire.
"When I was nine or ten years old, I would go to the local pharmacy and they would sell packs of baseball cards and I would buy a bunch of them with my allowance and then I would repackage them using like the comics and everything from the paper"
"One day my dad was playing poker with his buddies, they'd rotate to each other's houses and they were at our house and I went in there to grab a donut and I was like, 'Dad, I want a new pair of basketball shoes'"
"And he looks at my feet and he goes, 'Those shoes work, when you have a job you can buy whatever you want'. And like that, I'm 12"
"And one of his buddies who had to have been drunk was like, 'Hey, I got something you can sell, I've got boxes of garbage bags that I'll sell you for $3 and you can sell them for $6'"
"I went door-to-door in the neighborhood and I'd be like, 'Hi, I'm your neighbor Mark. Do you use garbage bags?' Easy sell, right?"
"And that probably catapulted me more than anything cuz if you can go to door-to-door and sell, you can do anything"
Mark Cuban says he bought the Dallas Mavericks so he could shoot hoops with Dirk Nowitzki and Steve Nash
"When I got into the Mavericks and I bought the Mavericks basketball team, in the NBA. I was a basketball junkie. And I was a season ticket holder and went to a game and I was like, wait, maybe I could buy this team because I just made all this money and I was like, that sounds fun"
"And I did it not because it was a business, not because I saw this long horizon of owning a team, I thought this could just really be fun"
"And what could be better than going and shooting baskets with Dirk Nowitzki or Steve Nash and Michael Finley. So that's what got me into it".
Mark Cuban reveals how he started his billionaire empire by going door-to-door selling garbage bags at 12 years old
"When I was nine or ten years old, I would go to the local pharmacy and they would sell packs of baseball cards and I would buy a bunch of them with my allowance and then I would repackage them using like the comics and everything from the paper"
"One day my dad was playing poker with his buddies, they'd rotate to each other's houses and they were at our house and I went in there to grab a donut and I was like, 'Dad, I want a new pair of basketball shoes'"
"And he looks at my feet and he goes, 'Those shoes work, when you have a job you can buy whatever you want'. And like that, I'm 12"
"And one of his buddies who had to have been drunk was like, 'Hey, I got something you can sell, I've got boxes of garbage bags that I'll sell you for $3 and you can sell them for $6'"
"I went door-to-door in the neighborhood and I'd be like, 'Hi, I'm your neighbor Mark. Do you use garbage bags?' Easy sell, right?"
"And that probably catapulted me more than anything cuz if you can go to door-to-door and sell, you can do anything"
Jason Momoa says acting is his least favorite part of Hollywood and he never even wanted to be an actor
"I enjoy filmmaking, writing and directing and producing, putting things together. I enjoy stories"
"Acting's probably not my cup of tea... I'm not dying to do theater"
"I never sought out to do that, kind of fell into it"
"Music I love because... it's a space where you get your life back, body doesn't hurt and things don't hurt, it just makes us kids, so music is just... there's nothing better"
John Daly reveals he was legally dead for nine seconds after his blood alcohol level hit nearly 4
"I had passed out and they said they had to pump my stomach and all this, that I was out, that I was dead for over nine seconds or something"
"They had to revive me and they said my blood alcohol level was almost to four... 3.7 or 3.6... they'd never seen anything like it"
"That number might be high, I don't know. Could have been 2 point something, but it was fatal whatever the hell that number was. I can't remember what it was, but I heard it was she told me it was high"
"Then they did tests and my liver was not too good, you know, from drinking so much"
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Billy Crystal says he had to fire Mandy Patinkin from The Princess Bride because he couldn't stop making him laugh on set
"The only problem was Rob laughing too hard... he had to leave the set"
"Cause he said to me, 'Say what you want here. The Miracle Max... come... the script is good, we'll do that, we'll do that, but just go, go, go, go, go'"
"cause when he first asked me and I read the book and I said, 'What don't you want Mel?'"
"And he goes, 'No no no, I don't want the 2000 year old man as brilliant as Mel is. He's the greatest'"
Billy Crystal says he had to fire Mandy Patinkin from The Princess Bride because he couldn't stop making him laugh on set
"The only problem was Rob laughing too hard... he had to leave the set"
"Cause he said to me, 'Say what you want here. The Miracle Max... come... the script is good, we'll do that, we'll do that, but just go, go, go, go, go'"
"cause when he first asked me and I read the book and I said, 'What don't you want Mel?'"
"And he goes, 'No no no, I don't want the 2000 year old man as brilliant as Mel is. He's the greatest'"
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Craig says the trading speed war between Pumpfun and fomo is a massive win for consumers.
"This is important. Speed's important and price of swap's important. Probably the two most important: speed and price"
"This comes off the back of Pump's post they put up 24 hours prior which was 'we're faster,' and then fomo's come out and gone 'actually no, we are'"
"I love this war, it is good for the consumer, cause look at the monopoly OpenSea's got, that's not good for the consumer"
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Greeny says most people are misreading the market cycle and that we are much earlier in the bull run than they believe.
"Adam (@Adam_Tehc) shared this last week about weekly volume, and he thought it was at the second top before the massive top in mid-2024 for on-chain weekly volume across trading terminals”
"I disagree with his thoughts on timing personally. I quoted this last night and said ‘I personally think we are even earlier than most believe in this bull cycle, similar to early 2024’”
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Craig says the unwinding AI and equities markets won't pull Bitcoin down as much as he once feared.
"I just don't think Bitcoin's trajectory is quite as affected by equities and AI as I once thought there might be a correlation with"
"I think everything is intertwined, don't get me wrong, because people that hold some of this stuff, we all hold the same shit"
"The bigger wider world, they might hold some gold, they might hold some equities, some AI stocks, maybe they hold a bit of crypto. I just don't know if the worry about AI and the worry about equities is gonna pull crypto down as much as I once feared"
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Craig explains why he's not worried about a market crash.
"There's a lot of reasons to fear, the AI trade is unwinding a lot now. There's a lot of AI stuff that's pulling back"
"Equities have been on crazy runs, AI's been on a crazy run, so I'm not surprised to see it unwind".
"The thing I start to think about is well, crypto didn't go up with the AI trade. Crypto didn't go up with equities. So I'm not necessarily sure crypto's gonna come down with it either"
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Craig reveals the exact price of Bitcoin that will make him panic.
"I'm okay with wearing a port that's down 10% here. Overall, total port would be down probably 5 to 7%. I'm not too worried about that"
"If we dip down to $78k, I'll buy them again and then $75k. If we break below $75k, then you'll see a different Craig"
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Craig reveals why he refuses to babysit meme coins during market turbulence.
"I just DCA into key levels. I'm pretty happy to carry alts, Bitcoin through this turbulent period and into what I think will be sunnier days. I decided what I think the winners will be this bull run, and I'm happy to sit-through some downside"
"I picked tokens or alt coins that I'm confident will do well. They're not meme coins, they're not something I have to really babysit"
"I'll be happy to accumulate, the next buy level for me would be about $78k-$79k. When Bitcoin taps there, that will be my next trigger for alts"
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DegenLotus realized his new coin sounded like 'Slut in Pokemon'.
"What would I call Officer Joy, right? Cause obviously I can do S and P, and the P would be for Pokemon. But I don't wanna be like slut in Pokemon"
"I need to put it to SPY, that's why. That's what I'm missing, Stocks and Pokemon, cause the S&P is there. Stocks and Pokemon 500"
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Adeniyi Abiodun says Sui Network's true measure of success will be the number of AI agents using it as a layer for trust.
"If you look at what we're doing with large providers or large platforms, they're going to be driving users if not agents on-chain"
"The measure of success for us is going to be the amount of records been written onto the chain that's using Sui as a layer for trust"
"That's going to grow over time. The more agents get deployed into production, the more the need to use Sui"
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Adeniyi Abiodun says the Sui team is shipping aggressively to prepare for a massive wave of new crypto users.
"We are behind in that sense, but again, we've been shipping faster than every single one of those folks"
"We're building for the world where the amount of users in crypto is going to be larger than what we are today"
Adeniyi Abiodun reveals the Sui team successfully stressed-tested their blockchain network by having thousands of AI agents and human users interact with the mainnet simultaneously.
"This test was actually run on Sui mainnet, not in a test environment, not even our testnet or devnet. It happened on mainnet yesterday"
"We were able to spin up a bunch of machines with thousands of agents, all interacting with the chain in real-time"
"At the same time, we put a QR code for humans all around the world, we had thousands of people logging in"
"You just wanted everyone to stress test the network and be hitting it all at the same time"
"The network didn't go down, the network was absolutely fine, it was robust, it barely flinched"
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Adeniyi Abiodun reveals the Sui team successfully stressed-tested their blockchain network by having thousands of AI agents and human users interact with the mainnet simultaneously.
"This test was actually run on Sui mainnet, not in a test environment, not even our testnet or devnet. It happened on mainnet yesterday"
"We were able to spin up a bunch of machines with thousands of agents, all interacting with the chain in real-time"
"At the same time, we put a QR code for humans all around the world, we had thousands of people logging in"
"You just wanted everyone to stress test the network and be hitting it all at the same time"
"The network didn't go down, the network was absolutely fine, it was robust, it barely flinched"
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Adeniyi Abiodun says Visa's infrastructure is completely unprepared for an AI-driven economy where agents make micro-payments in fractions of a cent.
"Visa does about 65,000 transactions per second at its peak, in a world where you're doing high value transactions and you've got five to eight billion people, that works"
"Maybe it gets busy in December and Christmas when people are swiping cards, but you're fine, you swipe again"
"But in a world where agents need to make payments that are $0.01 at a time, that infrastructure just won't cut it"