Tilman Fertitta on the Restaurant Industry, Gaming and NBA Revenue

[@joeingram1]

Completely agree people will always want to go out with other people to watch live sports together - a big group of people only watch on the phone, highlgihts, clips, news/drama etc but people want to go outside more than ever imo to have shared experiences around things like sports

[@user-ji7wn4oj4k]

Tilman is a truly genuine businessman. He has a lot of wisdom to offer, in my opinion.

[@GoodVibesPresident]

Tillman you are wrong, a lot of people like the portability of the phone streaming games. You will learn this in your future.

[@g4agito16]

He can smell uncertainties in his nose..😅

[@id10t98]

Those dang employees want to get paid enough so they can eat and live under a roof! Without them, Tilman could lower labor costs to give himself another multi-million dollar bonus.

[@thomasrogers9146]

We have decided as a nation that it is ok for 20% of our population to own 85% of our nation's wealth.since 80% of the American people fighting for 16% of our nation's wealth they do not have disposable income. Inflation is making us poorer. The American economy is going to stagnate.

[@AlbertBormant]

We have also decided as a nation that it is ok for 13% of our population commit more than 50% of the murders every year and if you notice that makes you a bad person

[@stillgotyourmom]

@@AlbertBormant Being funny on a serious topic is denying reality 😚

[@Walker956]

watching sports is the most boring and pointless waste of time in the entire life there is.

[@sourishsaha8067]

only basketball

[@stillgotyourmom]

All american sports in general! ​@@sourishsaha8067

[@Zero11_ss]

This dude always cries about employee wages but I bet him and the execs never get a raise below inflation rate themselves.

[@bengaltiger96]

OMG....Mastros....where you can find cougars on any given night. The one in Beverly Hills....there's a fossil with your name on it.

[@jcgalv95]

same with houston lol there were lots of young women and old men

[@gegangen2008]

Obamanomics and Bidenomics 101