Kevin O’Leary says selling his company for $4.2 billion left him feeling empty. He tried retiring for 3 years, and hated it “I woke up one day and our company was bought for $4.2 billion. So the nine of us that were founders, we just looked at each other that lunch and said, ‘What the F*ck? We’re rich as piss, like what do we do now?’” “And that was the weird thing. It was like an emptiness. We just kept working. We didn’t know anything else” “I tried to retire for three years. It was so boring. I couldn’t believe it. I work harder today than I ever have. And, you know, I don’t need more money. I want more time”

Kevin O’Leary says some of the super rich are trying to live forever. He flew to Dubai to filter 4.5 liters of his blood and get 5 billion exosomes, and says the treatment had him feeling like he was 14 years old 10 days later “There’s two camps of super rich people. And I keep running into more and more in camp two. Camp two are people pursuing... they want to live forever and they’re into a very, very rigid protocol of longevity. And I’ve tried some of that stuff” “I flew to Dubai and did a procedure called Ibu, which is basically dialysis at the beginning to remove all the impurities from your blood, about 4 and a half liters, and then oxygenation, ozonation, ozone, and then 5 billion exosomes in a drip that takes about 45 minutes” “And what happens with that kind of protocol is about 10 days later, you feel like you’re 14 years old, really, because it eliminates so much inflammation all over your body. So if you had a zit on your face, it’s gone. If your back was aching, it doesn’t” “The problem is it only lasts about 20 days... You can’t do that to yourself every 20 days. You can do it once a quarter”

Kevin O’Leary says sex addiction is a ridiculous excuse for cheating and warns infidelity can cost you 50% of the equity in your marriage “I love it when people blame sex addiction for infidelity, which seems to happen a lot. Oh, it’s I can’t help myself. I have to stick my d*ck in everything” “That’s kind of a little ridiculous. It’s sort of because I also have some friends that have tried to use that to reconcile with their wives. Not a great strategy” “What’s better is to tell the truth so you don’t lose 50% of the equity in your marriage the first time you do it and then try and not do it again. I mean, why are you doing it is the question” “Maybe if you don’t have children, you just get divorced. But you destroy a family because you can’t keep your d*ck out of people. It’s pretty stupid. And later in life, you really regret it when you care about your family more than your d*ck. Like, that’s sort of what happens”

Miles Deutscher built an AI Warren Buffett, gave it a $100,000 portfolio, and it beat the S&P 500 over 2 years “Here are the final results. Warren Buffett over the past 2 years, can he beat the S&P 500? We can see Buffett's fund is here in the green. The S&P 500 is in the blue and it did a total return of 39.2% versus the S&P at 34.8%” “So, if you were following Buffett's AI hedge fund, you would have beat the S&P 500. And annualized, this is at an 18.3% return versus a 16.3% return. Max drawdown... 5.8%, S&P 8%, and he only held 26 stocks out of the top 100” “The majority of money was actually made on his Google position. So, his best call was Alphabet plus $5,000, 114% return. And his worst call was only minus $2,000”

Robert Pattinson says he spent months copying Chris Hansen’s voice and accidentally said disturbing To Catch a Predator lines out loud in Starbucks “I spent months walking around listening to that podcast and repeating his voice” “And I remember being in like a Starbucks and just totally forgotten, saying like the most disturbing stuff just out in public, and you suddenly see people look at you…” “It’s really always almost impossible to explain as well when you’re like, ‘No, I’m just doing an accent. I’m trying to learn’”

Robert Pattinson says he was actually punching stuntmen in the face filming The Batman because he couldn’t see in the Batsuit “It’s quite fun cause you can’t see anything. Literally just punching people in the face and you’re hearing all the stunt guys be like, ‘It’s cool. It’s cool. It’s cool. Just keep going. Keep going.’ I’m just like just punching everybody.” “When I was training all the time… you really feel like you can (kick's anyone's ass), and that’s when you get into a dangerous situation” “Ironically, when you put the suit on, it makes you pretty much anybody can beat you in a fight. You can just push them over. It’s almost impossible to stand up again”

Ben Affleck says his 17 year-old roasted him for trying to give relationship advice “My kids are talking at dinner and they'll talk about their friends and the drama and the relationships, and I have some lived experience. I think that's worth sharing, some lessons...” “I was saying, you know, well, the thing about that relationship there with that person and the 17 year-old just turns to me and goes, ‘Oh, like you're the expert on relationships’” “I went to a bookstore with them... and there's some book by a French guy and it's called I'm Sorry for Everything, and my kid immediately just turns to me deadpan and goes, ‘Oh, look, Dad, it's your autobiography’”

Ansem says college is more necessary in the AI era because intelligence is becoming free to access Rasmr: “Do you think college is necessary in the new age of AI?” Ansem: “I think it’s more necessary now, to be honest. I think it’s more necessary now” “When intelligence is essentially free to access and everybody can use a model to write a paper, use a model to research something, use a model to code, your social skills and your ability to have a high emotional intelligence rather than just your IQ” “People are becoming less social and not as good at interacting with people. I think that’s on a downturn because so many people spend so much time online now”

Ansem says Solana could still be around in 100 years and explains why winning L1s can command huge premiums today Rasmr: “You said Solana will be around in 100 years?” Ansem: “Yeah. If you’re super bullish on crypto and you think that Bitcoin is gonna be around in 100 years the same way that gold has been around, you also have to believe that whichever L1 or L1s win, these assets are gonna be around a long time” “That’s why these things demand such a high premium. It’s not because they’re making X amount of revenue today. It’s like, we think a fuck ton of activity is gonna be on chain”