How Elon Musk Gets So Much Done - Marc Andreessen

[@ChrisWillx]

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[@wernzchiropractic4031]

Elon's gift is to provide understandable conversations to an extreme range of different people. And groups. Even his enemies are disarmed by this in their disinformation counter attack

[@gtpumps]

I used to work in F1 in an internal engineering development team of 12-15 people we had four PhD's in the team it was the best experience in my working life. Competence level through the roof, you look forward to go to work everyday.

[@clemjulian]

How was the team structured? Many teams or all 1? Curious if there was a hierarchy? If so, how was it organized among the 12-15 people. I’m in sales and it’s very hierarchical at the 5 companies I’ve sold for - startup to medium sized company to Fortune top 10 company I worked as well.

[@gtpumps]

@@clemjulian not sure I can offer any relevant advice sales is completely different your focus is on the outside (the customers and $$$). Also I would imagine you wouldn't mind competition between your sales people (even if you didn't openly state it). We were an internal engineering team everybody was a specialist in his field (with quite a bit of overlap) there is no such thing as competition between people everybody did their work did because they loved it, sure they were getting well paid but nobody was working to get a "bonus" (probably hard for a salesman to comprehend this lol). Yes we had a strong boss and each person had tasks to complete (with very little supervision) however as we were doing research level activities you follow the science not some business plan. We had just the manager and deputy manager however there was also a natural hierarchy (skills, age, experience) but everybody's input was always welcome.

[@bakkks]

This one hits so home: The SVP asks the VP who asks the SD who asks the D who asks the SM who asks the M who asks the IC. And then all the way back.

[@jimdawdy6254]

I call this "the suction effect". The suction power of the executives office chairs is so powerful, that they can't, under any circumstances, get their asses out of the chair. I'd say 99% of senior executives suffer from this, and they all desperately need to get out of the office and actually spend time shadowing the people in the company who do the actual work.

[@roc-88]

3:28 my current experience. I worked a trade in the field, and when i joined a corporate structure, i expected everyone to be competent, at least near my level. Nope. A lot of laziness and shrugging shoulders

[@hunglukenguyen]

cronyism, too!

[@StephenRuiz-e8s]

Truth

[@madorsey077]

Me too. I wondered when I would get to the level where folks would be as competent and driven as me. There are definitely a few but most of them get crushed by bureaucracy and politics or ego problems-either too big or too small.

[@Winst0nOBoogie]

This is all barrative building horseshit. Billionaires vs humanity.

[@TTFN55]

My husband has virtually the same experience @roc-88. He gets SO frustrated. He was HVAC until he attained his IT certifications but lessons learned from his time in the trade and became a cog in the corporate structure has been like running full speed into a brick wall. No self-starting, no taking responsibility, little teamwork and lots of woke minions. Just gotta KBO* said Winston Churchill! *Keep Buggering On

[@j4k3br4k3]

Management builds management for managements sake most of the time. It turns into a giant waste of time and expense, crushing most companies

[@ohnoitisnt]

Look up the gervais principle Most companies are sociopaths, clueless, or loosers

[@hunglukenguyen]

self interest, CEOs like Elon, next gen, will disrupt the industries!

[@The_Mosaic]

​@@hunglukenguyen what has he disrupted so far?

[@shalow9158]

@@The_Mosaic vehicle industry

[@The_Mosaic]

@@shalow9158 you do realise Elon didn't invent or start tesla. He was an early investor who pushed out the original founders and got the title of co-founder through legal tricks. He is the suit we all hate in any stories of executives stifling innovation from real geniuses which he is not. Tesla has become stagnant under his leadership, it had the chance to truly transform the auto industry,but sadly they had a moron for a leader.

[@HandSolitude]

Most CEOs are not capable of identifying the biggest problems, let alone solving them.

[@benjaminguilatcoiv]

They're busy getting the most bucks out of the company into their own pockets and getting that golden parachute afterwards, or the next leg up to the chairman of the board or some high position in society or political appointment where they can lounge and goof off 95% of the time..

[@edwhite2255]

The problems need to be prioritized too. Most leaders can’t prioritize and allow competition problems to consume resources that slow the progress on the largest problem

[@Artem-jm9xd]

Im going through a transformation. I am an engineer who is struggling as CEO. I will adapt Elon's method - focusing on one key thing and delegate everything else. Thanks! It is a breath of a fresh air. I literally burned myself. That would fix it.

[@khongelaningobeni6614]

Goodluck with that.

[@vimalcurio]

What kind of business are you building?

[@Jake90059]

Also, approach problems with a first principles approach.

[@thewolfking5252]

Only works if coupled with a good team, Willingness to rapidly fail and innovate and first principles thinking

[@HAMJAY10]

that’s super duper interesting.

[@NikolaiRay]

He is also one of the best at raising capital, something few talk about. Raising capital and sales are what gives you the hp to endure, hire and build. The guy raised 12 billion for xAi alone. 😮

[@garthkite]

Kinda want a boiled egg now.

[@thetaoofty]

😂

[@ibrahimandong1572]

You Wild 😂😂

[@28121sdfsfsf]

0:55 Note to self: Read biographies of: Other characters like Musk: Hent Ford - Andrew Carnegie. Thomas Whatson, Andrew Melon: - Devotion from leader to fully and deeply understand what the company does - Be completely knowledgeable about what the company does - Be in the trenches, and talking to the people who directly do the work -Deeply understand the issues -Be the key lead problem solver in the organisation -Identify the biggest problems and solve them

[@hermann5347]

Sounds to me like he is not actually doing the job of a CEO, but instead delegates the typical CEO work and focuses instead on fixing those bottle necks. It is like an extreme form of delegation, where you barely even "lead" the company in a classic sense anymore, but instead just make sure it works as good as possible.

[@LoveForTheTruthTV]

It’s the power of building autonomous self managing teams.

[@Enriq101]

Yes and No. Like Marc said, he can't be everywhere or involved with everything, so he has his groups find the biggest problems they need help with, and he will then help with those. He's one of the few CEO's who are actively involved in such a capacity in the daily run of his companies, but he still can't be everywhere. There will always be delegation. That's a normal function for every company.

[@LoveForTheTruthTV]

@ 💯

[@theholepicture]

That is being a CEO

[@stinger4712]

He's a plumber

[@matthewjouffray]

The main difference between Elon and productivity gurus is that Elon is highly motivated by a goal that transcends himself. He’s not trying to get jacked or rich. He’s trying to make sci fi real. Productivity is a means to an end for him.

[@brettsmitsdorff9857]

agree. He is product driven. He believes in making a difference, not just making money for himself or for shareholders

[@pamelahendrix5545]

Elon Musk: “The best product in the world wouldn’t even need a logo.”

[@largbae]

Starship doesn't have one as far as I can tell

[@nguynee]

Listening to this guy makes me feel restless and my heart beats faster, if this was a long video I probably wouldn't be able to watch it for long even though the conversation information is very interesting 🤣

[@peacelily64]

Focus and enjoy

[@ExtraordinaryLiving]

I 100% agree with O.P.! In the pinned comment above, we are urged to "Watch the full episode with Marc here ..." Ahhhh, no thanks!!! 😉😅

[@gbfreddy7235]

I was just thinking this. Haha. I like what he'd saying, but can't stand the way he talks. 😂

[@jlahijani]

Video length is 1337.

[@freedinner886]

Leet bro

[@alesksander]

@@freedinner886 hahah understood the reference.

[@edheldude]

I LiVeD iN tHe 90'S tOo.

[@FirstNameLastName-okayyoutube]

it is a leet video. Thank you for showing us that =)

[@BTotty]

ledgend

[@markbrowne1967]

The approach is sometimes called management by constraints - the most acute constraint is addressed first and so on…brilliant minds.

[@AlbertoSalviaNovella]

Or that any effort not made in the constrain is a mirage.

[@SilientShadow]

As a soldier who worked in a cyber unit for 5 years, I applied and interviewed for a position at Space X when I was getting out of the military. The interview was extremely technical and I was not selected. I am now working as a subcontractor for the government and making well over six figures.

[@OneManCanStopTheMotorOfWorld]

cool story bro, so do I. 100k a year is the new 60k due to inflation. Don't center your life around the money you make. The rest of the world could care less.

[@SilientShadow]

@OneManCanStopTheMotorOfWorld Oh I'm very aware. I'm not bragging, just using this as a point of contrast to show that SpaceX is no joke. Btw the SpaceX job didn't pay as well as my current position, lol

[@nickparz]

all of this is just obvious leadership right. just like the best, most admired kings in history.. they didn't command their troops from their ivory tower. they were in the trenches w their men. this boosted morale, loyalty, and ultimately effectiveness and efficiency. just a continuous cycle of winning. i always theorized how this could be done in a business setting, but now that i hear this, it's almost obvious in it's simplicity.

[@jurgen951]

In other words, Elon Musk is an expert problem solver who happens to be the CEO.

[@FreedomFinanceFun]

Appreciating the technical workers! Imagine that instead of the MBA

[@1cginni]

People preform better when they’re appreciated! I know what happened to me when I worked in a toxic performance environment and it chokes you out! I’ve worked in a positive environment and it’s 10000% better!

[@potapotapotapotapotapota]

When you are the best at your job, all your feedback will be positive and it will feel amazing to go to work. But that's the thing, if you aren't the best then you will get lots of negative feedback. That is what it would be like to work for Elon if he didn't pick the best people to work for him. In the end, you have to follow the money. People don't necessarily work for Elon because of the environment, they work there because he pays them what they deserve. Unlike most CEOs who take advantage of huge worker supply and pay minimum wage for the best workers just because the market allows them to enslave people.

[@AlbertoSalviaNovella]

@@potapotapotapotapotapota Do you mean you can't do great work except if you are the best at it?

[@stevendekold4579]

Absolutely Brilliant!!

[@haydenakamu1887]

Invested in Tesla in 2019 because of Elon. Today I'm 70. From a middle class to a multi millionaire.

[@dsds3968]

It's risky, there's no good reason that it will continue.

[@edheldude]

🎉🎉🎉

[@graphictank]

Nobody cares.

[@HAMJAY10]

you made it! the rest of us won’t. prepare to get strongly worded letters!!

[@MaxxerG]

Bought 70k of TSLA in 2009. Unfortunately sold too early but bought back 10 000 shares on December 2022. Enjoy retirement my friend

[@LeMagasinHype]

What a great and inspiring conversation 🥂

[@gamepros9611]

What helps is that he is an expert at every level. And is willing to listen to those around him. Thats why other ceo are not like him. Most ceo just read reports. Elon just goes directly to the problem because he is capable of doing the work along side the other workers.

[@PaoloLery]

Very interesting point, never thought about that before. There are no Tesla adverts are there😂

[@PizzapartyJulian]

U have also never seen a Ferrari, Bugatti or Lamborghini advertisement, am I right?

[@irollerblade13]

@@PizzapartyJulian Well whos doing better? i mean Tesla made $96.8 billion in revenue and $15 billion in profit. Ferrari made €5.97 billion (around $6.95 billion) in revenue and €1.26 billion (about $1.46 billion) in profit. Lamborghini made €2.66 billion (around $2.89 billion) in revenue and €723 million (about $785 million) in profit. Bugatti made around $71 million in revenue. Total revenue from Ferrari, Lamborghini, and Bugatti: $6.95 billion + $2.89 billion + $0.071 billion = $9.91 billion. Tesla alone still brings in nearly ten times more revenue than the combined total of Ferrari, Lamborghini, and Bugatti.

[@CommandoMaster]

Elon actually doesn't care about being a typical CEO. He does the work necessary in any position that needs his help.

[@beachman7668]

When ever I went to a management meeting I came away always asking so who is going to do what NOW exactly and no one ever knew !! And I was considered disruptive lol

[@DonaldKnieriemen]

I worked this way early in life and thought everyone else should be doing the same. I made reasonable progress but got discouraged at age 45 and took early retirement. Life has been better ever since.

[@AlbertoSalviaNovella]

Not everything worth doing needs to be done under money or hustle. If you are still alive it means life still wants something out of you.

[@JoanneLeon]

Put engineers in charge of companies again! PECCA. I'm biased, I admit, but it's true. Acronymn might need some work tho 😊

[@edheldude]

MEGA - Make Engineers Great Again? There's quite a bit of engineer CEOs in the top 500 companies.

[@gtpumps]

100%

[@davidmartin7163]

This is neither here nor there, but I watched an Elon short video clip where he talked about listening to podcasts 1.5 times the speed or if he is focused 2 times the speed. That’s a game changer for me. Same content in a much shorter time frame. I have started listening at 1.25 the speed. It’s sounds basically the same as 1.0. Elon listens at 1.5 times the speed and says if you listen to 1.5 times the speed long enough normal speed sounds slow 😂

[@BTotty]

Marc Andreessen is already at 2x lol

[@TheJeremyKentBGross]

It's funny because i been doing it a lot longer than since he mentioned it, but I did modify slightly. Usually I listen at 2x, but every once in a while it's too quick and I miss something and have to back up. He mentioned 2x usually and 1.5x when tired ir before bed, and that was a small but noticeable improvement in the habit I already had. Who has time to listen to people talk for hours at normal speed, with ums and ahs and pauses to think? At some point it really does seem super slow, especially once you discover you can consume it twice as fast and it's actually usually better that way unless everything said is so new you really have to digest it, which is not as common the more you have listened to.

[@potapotapotapotapotapota]

I have managed to watch some videos at 4x speed. People just talk way too slow. If I need to pause the video and pay attention to what they are saying then I will do that, but for the most part you just want to get the gist of what they are saying.

[@TheJeremyKentBGross]

@potapotapotapotapotapota 4x? How? YT only supports 2x on my version of the app.

[@williamkreth]

I usually do 1.5x

[@Jordy-u5l]

he has obviously people that manage stuff for him. he is only overlooking the process and solves problems or finds people that solve problems for him

[@ThomasJacobz]

It's hard to find good employees you can trust. For me, that's impossible.

[@AlbertoSalviaNovella]

@@ThomasJacobz Because you don't find them, you train them.

[@earealestate2961]

Inspiring words for anyone chasing their business dreams!

[@Andrewgurp420]

I thought this was the film coneheads 2.

[@AlbertoSalviaNovella]

- Focus on the constrain. - Go and see the real think, and talk with the real people. - Let the quality speak for itself.

[@manwhohasnoname6549]

Fascinating that you had Baron Harkonnen on

[@KaizenHeroConsultingInc.-mc6dc]

Elon uses the same proven methods of process improvement that we do, Kaizen Events and Theory of Constraints.

[@StephenRuiz-e8s]

Tell us more

[@bananaear23]

@@StephenRuiz-e8sthere fake bro don’t hold ur breathe

[@AlbertoSalviaNovella]

Oh, do you? How does people walk from your channel to your website, and from your website to understand what you offer is? Why does your website say "Add Your Heading Text Here"?

[@elmobaybay1710]

Marry Christmas Chris to you and your family 🎄🎄

[@sallyhemings2295]

**Merry**

[@cambodianriverpig7613]

The more I listen to Andreessen, the more I like him. He's really knowledgeable.

[@MrStevenvb12]

Only car company who doesn’t have a tv commercial.

[@vasyle2236]

They have unofficial fan commercials 😅😊❤

[@peterbsims]

The Cybertruck needs no logo 10:52

[@visions91]

Hard work + smart work.

[@slaapt]

And a lot of Colombian Marching Powder.

[@jefferyyounce5372]

+ being at the right place and time.

[@visions91]

@@jefferyyounce5372 yes, luck is 70% of success

[@samchen9951]

Two things I learnt. Firstly, this goes to show that a lot of things CEOs do are actually not worth a CEO’s time. The fact that Musk can run multiple large billion dollar companies show that he has distilled down all the truly essential things that a CEO has to do, which don’t actually take up a lot of time. Secondly, an expert problem solver, this also means he knows what are the huge problems the companies can resolve and add value, and that’s the direction he steers his companies towards.

[@AdvncdFinesse]

I like that Marc talks fast, I always get the vibe from him that he is speaking quickly because he is so intelligent and has so much to say, because he is so passionate about what he does, which is the truth.

[@billshun3963]

I thought he have a hot date want to get out of this interview in a hurry.

[@tayloranderson456]

Also caffeine, a lot of caffeine

[@christinaalvarez54]

When you’re that smart and brain goes so fast that its amazing that he can speak clearly while talking so fast. Elon has more trouble when he speaks because his brain works at even a faster pace

[@kenny0626]

Amazing stuff.

[@kickngravel6063]

This guy is breathless talking about his hero… dude is in love.

[@crypticsailor]

could be that he's nervous when the guy is running the country soon

[@charlesb2895]

He’s always like this lol

[@addisonhenderson1560]

Yeah that’s just how he is

[@Wise101]

​@@crypticsailorcalm down karen😂

[@tmerk4292]

This guy is seething with hate... dude is depressed 😢

[@FirstNameLastName-okayyoutube]

Very useful video

[@Grombrindal91]

Why is the average time engineers stay in his companies like 1-2 years then ?

[@ppainterco]

It sounds like Musk is solving problems as opposed to just continuing to manage problems. Of course, being successful yields money that can be used to solve problems, which gets him more success. I’ve worked at companies where the problems and solutions are known, but there are enough funds to execute the solutions.

[@bullcrap9409]

Musk doesn’t get a lot done. He does have a PR team that gets a shedload of stuff done.

[@deucetruce0]

Tesla doesn't even have a PR team. But then again, you obviously don't know anything.

[@ahsanmohammed1]

If I worked for Elon. I’d come across a complex problem, solve it, not implement the solution, tell the boss we have an unsolvable problem moment Elon arrives, I solve it in front of him. hahaha

[@TheHeavenman88]

he is not a dummy you know ...

[@sobeautifulsrilanka]

You’d get fired because you are acting for your own self-centered selfish reasons and not to get the job done and for the greater good. Also, doing such trickery would be a sign to your coworkers that you are untrustworthy .

[@bienmal]

“The old world is dying, and the new world struggles to be born: now is the time of monsters.”

[@dorissmith1589]

The end of the world is near I look up to God only not to government'

[@donaldjohnson-y6n]

It would be interesting to work for E.M. for a while, but I don't know how I could work on side gigs simultaneously. He seems to be in everyone's business.

[@Vicky-Blue]

😂😂

[@mirceskiandrej]

The guy is in top 10 of Diablo players in the world. He spends most of the time playing video games and has managers that are running the companies.

[@Herman-f9m]

In my experience very very few managers operate the way Elon Musk does because they aren't smart enough to do so. Companies, production processes, and people are immensely complex, and when they interact it gets even more complex. Most managers can't keep two ideas in their heads at once. They want quick answers, not good answers or, better yet, the understanding of complex systems that leads to good answers. They don't know what they are doing, and aren't smart enough to recognize that they don't know what they are doing.

[@samfoster4463]

He works 100hrs a week. He is also the founder.....these companies are his babies.

[@MRWKFClark]

And he still finds time to be world no 1 at Diablo 4 and also play path of exile and crush that too.

[@LikEaPhoX81]

Math isn't mathing

[@tuskular]

@@MRWKFClark Productivity doesn't equal time, I cant imagine how stressful it must be.

[@MRWKFClark]

@ it does when it comes to games where you have to level up. There is a maximum rate at which experience can be earned so no matter how good you are, it will take a certain amount of time. I can’t speak for running multiple global corporations though. Never tried speed running that.

[@goprochef6352]

@@MRWKFClark proving p2w

[@pamelahendrix5545]

“Being dropped into a shocking zone of competence”…sounds exhilarating!

[@jackbewildered2936]

"Venture captalist" Marc Andreessen's billionaire propaganda podcast tour. “We all too often have socialism for the rich and rugged free market capitalism for the poor.”― Martin Luther King Jr.

[@ashleigh3021]

“Um” every 2 seconds, completely unlistenable. How do you get that far without someone telling you, and correcting it?

[@infinityslibrarian5969]

This guy seems smart. You can almost see his brain racing. Might be biased though, since he's obviously a huge fan of Elon.

[@glennb5099]

I'm sure he's biased - as Elon's companies are helping make him richer. But his bias doesn't mean he's wrong. The validity of his argument stands alone.

[@Mrbfgray]

Everyone is biased, what's your point?

[@infinityslibrarian5969]

@@Mrbfgray that bias influences reasoning.

[@TheWxcvbn2011]

He is one of the godfathers of the modern internet and top VCs of all time

[@Mrbfgray]

@@infinityslibrarian5969 What did he imply that was dubious and why? Be SPECIFIC.

[@romanromanuk6935]

Great video but Tesla best product in the world? The interior is on par with a Toyota. BMW FTW

[@charlescurtis6321]

TLDR; Elon is a leader not a manager.

[@justmbhman]

Humpty Dumpty doing well for himself huh

[@Punzilani]

They look so alike

[@brucek66]

Normally, Chris stays out of the way - in this short clip, Marc didn't quite get to expand on the way in which Elon functions as the world's best CEO. Marc threw out some of the biggest names in US business history, also, some of the wealthiest and transformative. Glad Elon is on our side

[@mrjohnbaseley]

X 0.80 speed sounds like most people speak.

[@Mark.Kenlock]

Let’s simply this “method” by calling it: Eisenhower matrix

[@yoriokuda4792]

But he is still fixated on X as a logo.

[@RI5E_AGAINST]

and i get a Cadillac ad.

[@MrInvincible_]

This guy himself is a fucking billionaire.. legends

[@kencunningham3710]

why does Marc so aggressively inhale through his nostrils? anyone else notice that?

[@acrokos]

Pre show blow

[@AlexKuz-c4i]

You don't have to work in one of Musk's companies to be in a "zone of competence" theres plenty of startups and other companies that attract good talent by laying out better incentives. Good compensation, good colleagues, challenging and interesting work, and good work-life-balance. Musks' companies just seem to attract high ego people.

[@TheBeansChopper]

Chris looks like he finished his power workout 10 minutes before this podcast or sth

[@Freddusya]

I mean this is technically micro manage right

[@frankespinoza9]

1000 engineers

[@chrfhzrh]

Very good

[@adamrumball2582]

Important exegesis on a unique figure

[@myhandle__]

He is the only person i listen at 0.75x speed

[@rolestream]

Money and minions?

[@avagrego3195]

EM wants to.

[@respecttheconstitution1146]

Everyone of these guys talks about working hard. Can someone mention at some point how folks are getting reimbursed for their contributions, what the actual guidelines are? Or are all those people expected to be driven by sheer enthusiasm and gratitude to be able to work for a billionaire?

[@cbboegh]

They're compensated well, and according to performance. Elon being a billionaire, is the least interesting thing about him and working for him. Listen to the interview.

[@RexWu]

They get paid well and often get shares in the company. But more importantly, they get to work on really cool projects with top engineers and scientists in a super sick environment. Few things are more frustrating, as an engineer, is doing meaningless work with people who don't understand your work. No matter how much you get paid.

[@MrGreen-kq4ds]

stock options, if team does well and the company does well -> stock price will go up.

[@GalaxyCommander07]

uh, they can leave if they want? life is not always about compensation. these are projects they WANT to work on - that's the motivating factor.

[@LoveForTheTruthTV]

It is important to note that Elon sold all of his worldly possessions (mansions, cars, etc) years ago and his net worth is solely based on the value of the companies he builds and creates. Billionaire status is the result of incredible drive, motivation and brilliance. If you built a company that was valuable to humanity and your net worth increased because of it, should we strip that wealth from you and let the government reallocate it?

[@amarug]

The secret: he really isn't. From the outside you can tally up the serial tweeting, attending events, meddling in everyones business, game streaming and general tomfoolery and then divide the remaining time by the number of "real gigs" he has and you can easily conclude that he really isn't doing anything these days but inject the odd feverdream here and there, which some engineers will then have to try and realize.

[@One-Two-T]

Are we just going to ignore how his head is shaped like a perfect egg??!!

[@maverick3398]

Well done son

[@jdonalds160]

Thomas Edison work ethic

[@andrew9360]

[Cries in Nikola Tesla]

[@razvidoo7623]

egg man

[@drewm3401]

Don’t support billionaires. Absolutely power corrupts absolutely - same goes for money.

[@bludhail]

by spending all of his time on twitter while having people manage things for him

[@rodolfolarrea8493]

Because EM is an alien …

[@mr_tom-w3z]

بيوضة

[@elektrokatzer]

tl;dr no answer to the title

[@michaela8194]

Came for the rabid bootlicking 🎉

[@liquidsnakex]

Must have missed it, what’s the timestamp?

[@ajacks8894]

Is this the guy from Coneheads?

[@arambadalyan2469]

Marc Andreessen is a literal egghead. no hate

[@o0tdaigle0o]

attacking someones physical appearance, is in fact hateful.

[@pabloescobarr744]

@@o0tdaigle0o how tho? if you were to just casually notice.. hmm that guys head looks a bit like an egg.. where is the hate ?

[@ohnoitisnt]

'Attacking' Damn how weak is your spine lol

[@NostradamusJr]

He delegates work. There, I summed up this entire video.

[@cianlernihan6417]

Just here for the egg related comments….

[@jimharrison3079]

Every great industrialist had genius to find great managers to delegate and it helps to have 150+ IQ.

[@commonsense8334]

He looks dead behind the eyes. There is something creepy about him. 👀

[@anonymousmc7727]

Now that’s an egg head😂

[@NicholasDunbar]

The best electric car in the world is a lucid air and no one knows about it

[@guyincognito1136]

I haven’t seen so much glazing since watching krispykremes get made