Podbit · Mind Pump: Raw Fitness Truth
SpaceX went public and was set to create roughly 4,000 overnight employee millionaires. Sal's blood boils watching politicians like Elizabeth Warren criticize the resulting wealth — people who have never employed anyone from their own capital or innovated anything. SpaceX, he argues, is building the railroads of the future economy.
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The conversation shifts to current events with Sal lamenting how politicians like Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders, and Gavin Newsom publicly criticize Elon Musk's SpaceX wealth despite being millionaires themselves on government salaries. He and Justin frame the world as creators vs. destroyers — and politicians firmly in the latter camp. Sal compares his SpaceX investment to buying Rockefeller's railroads, calling it infrastructure for the future economy. Adam admits he's gone full index-fund passive after sports betting and stock picking failed him. The segment closes with Adam's story of shooting a squirrel raiding his peach tree with a newly arrived pellet gun while floating in his pool — to Katrina's horror and Max's awe — followed by Sal's story of his grandfather's legendary hatred of squirrels and the bucket-drowning incident his cousin foiled.
The SpaceX IPO was expected to create approximately 4,000 overnight millionaires among employees, prompting criticism from politicians like Elizabeth Warren.
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People buy from people they know, like, and trust. YouTube is the only platform that builds all three at scale — and Vasco's $1M business is the proof of concept.
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