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Replying to @tjcages
Cooking bro. Sent you a dm
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Replying to @tomosman
Long $CRWD , albeit did sell some in the $270 range
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The wild Seinfeld story > grow up in Massapequa, Long Island > your dad paints signs for a living and collects jokes > graduate college in 1976 and decide to become a stand-up comedian > spend years performing in New York comedy clubs > make your first appearance on Johnny Carson's Tonight Show in 1981 > meet Larry David and pitch NBC a sitcom about nothing > secure backend profit royalties for both of you > convince the studio to let you act, but not Larry > recruit Michael Richards, your co-creator's old colleague from Fridays > cast Julia Louis-Dreyfus, who worked with Larry David on Saturday Night Live, and also a daughter to a billionaire > pick Tony Award-winning Broadway actor Jason Alexander as George > base George's personality on Larry's own disastrous social interactions > premiere Seinfeld in 1989 to terrible audience ratings > turn it into the number one show in America > negotiate $1 million per episode for the final season > pay George, Elaine and Kramer $600K each per episode > they ask for a share of the show's profits > they get turned down > NBC offers you $110 million to make one more season and you turn it down > end the show in 1998 with 76 million Americans watching the finale > watch the show generate billions in syndication revenue > launch Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee in 2012 > sell the series to Netflix in a deal reportedly worth $100 million > Hulu pays up to $180 million for Seinfeld streaming rights in 2015 again > Netflix then re-pays more than $500 million for global streaming rights > become a billionaire > in 2026, 72 million Americans watch a show you stopped making 28 years ago > turn 180 episodes about nothing into an estimated $7 billion business listen to it NOW
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Replying to @TupperCaracal
Very cool!!
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Replying to @smoemori
green?
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Replying to @JayeHarrill
made $300K in first 8 weeks
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Replying to @StockMarketNerd
I was in Vegas recently and they had so many billboards there. lol
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Replying to @mmmBorck
i knew the canadian idol bit but didnt know the CRJ bit!
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Replying to @laurafuddle
unreal commitment!
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Replying to @Heffer
yes true!
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Replying to @monkeybonfire
never
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the man of the people
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Replying to @chrisb_edwards
From what I’ve read that’s tablestakes these days. $10m reasonable minimum
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Replying to @beelockay1
true, i think i understated
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Replying to @neophyte2k
cant believe i missed that!!
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Be Nathan Fielder: > grow up in Vancouver, Canada > join your high school improv group alongside Seth Rogen > graduate with a commerce degree in 2005 > decide accounting isn't for you > start doing comedy > land a correspondent role on This Hour Has 22 Minutes > create a segment called Nathan on Your Side > give real people increasingly ridiculous advice with a completely straight face > turn the concept into Nathan for You on Comedy Central in 2013 at 29 > spend four seasons convincing real businesses to try increasingly absurd marketing schemes > sign an overall production deal with HBO in 2019 > convince them to fund The Rehearsal > build an exact replica of a New York bar so one man can practise a conversation > co-create The Curse with Benny Safdie and cast Emma Stone > return to The Rehearsal in 2025 and spend over two years learning to fly >actually pilot a Boeing 737 carrying more than 100 actors >secretly spend three years filming convicted Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes > co-direct You Can See Everything with Lance Oppenheim > convince A24 to release the nearly three-hour documentary > make it for roughly $7 million > open in 2026 to $15 million from just 855 cinemas > sell out more than 2,000 screenings in one weekend deliver the biggest non-music documentary opening in over 20 years nice
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Replying to @MoneyShark_
Have tipping I guess
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