Tyler, let's get fuckin' serious.

Inbox zero.

Seth, I'm gonna record every intro to GaryVee 365.

Let's fuckin' go.

Colin, 11 articles right now.

Let's go. I will answer every fuckin' question you ask.

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My rant about the too many people in meetings...

I sent like 54 emails to the whole company

and it was great.

It was this huge communication thing about speed and

efficiencies was only realizing the sink was broken.

What was wrong was the well.

It's not that there's too many people in meetings.

It's that there's too many people.

I've got to really fix this.

And smartly.

I've got to fix the plane while I'm flying it.

The reason I don't tell people to leave good reviews on

Glassdoor and things of that nature is

I don't want to force anything.

- [Woman] Mhmmm.

- But if you believe what you're telling me here and especially

if you get to know me a little bit better,

I need offense on the floor because nega,

just like in society, negativity's on offense.

- [Woman] Yeah.

- Positivity's on defense. - [Woman] Yeah.

- We're in here.

Hey! - Hi. How are you?

- How are you? - [Jaymee] Good.

Thank you. - All good?

It is our belief that your social video production team,

in my opinion is two people.

Somebody who's a preditor who can shoot and edit,

a preditor who can shoot and edit and she and he,

he and he, she and she, can decide divide and conquer,

work together, but both, "I'm sick (coughs)" "Good."

Both do both. The end.

Two, my man can you play some music or something?

It's freaking me out.

Hey Emma. - [Emma] Hey!

- [Gary] How are you? - [Emma] Good.

- Really?

That's devastating. Show his hat.

- Thank you.

- Alexa, say Gary Vaynerchuk.

- [Alexa] I couldn't find a contact matching

Gary Vaynerchuk.

- I just wanted to see if it said Vaynerchuk instead of--

- [Man] It got it right. - Watch this.

Hey Siri.

(double dings) Call AJ Vaynerchuk.

(double bell dings)

- [Siri] Calling Edge Vaynercock.

(group laughter)

- Siri calls our last name Vaynercock.

(group laughter) Good job, Alexa.

Alexa, play "I'm Still Standing" by Elton John.

- [Alexa] "I'm Still Standing" isn't included in Prime but is

available with Amazon Music Unlimited.

Would you like to learn more? - Yes.

- [Alexa] Amazon Music Unlimited lets you play tens of millions

of songs on this device.

It's free for 30 days and then you'll be automatically charged

$3.99 a month. Cancel anytime.

Terms in the Alexa app-- - Yes.

- [Alexa] Should I start your free trial

and play "I'm Still Standing"? - Yes!

How dangerous is that?

- [Alexa] You now have Amazon Music Unlimited on this device.

"I'm Still Standing"--

- I wonder who's credit card this is on.

So in this DailyVee-- - [Patrick] Yep.

- even though we won't be pushing it for a couple of

weeks, the early people can get access if they have an Alexa and

all they have to say is, "Alexa, download Gary 365"?

- [Patrick] Add GaryVee 365 to my flash briefing.

- [Gary] Alexa, add GaryVee 365 to my flash briefing.

Oh, I can do a really cool thing.

Instagram, you guys are getting a scoop.

GaryVee 365, add it to your flash briefings.

Hit me up if you did.

Especially on Twitter, then I'll actually see it.

DMs are busy.

- [Parick] So dude, that'll be awesome to

get audio for each one.

Start figuring out what it looks for workflow and get a video

version of this where they're actually cutting--

- [Gary] Well, the video version we should use

the search engine

'cause it'll be so fuckin' easy. - [Patrick] Yeah.

- Like we should just keyword stuff,

find that exact moment and use #AskGaryVee.

- [Patrick] Yeah, cool.

- [Seth] The audio and video has to be the same file that plays.

Essentially you can hear the audio from the video.

- Yeah. We need to look at that. - Yeah.

- [Gary] Thank you guys.

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Hey guys, I guess most of this episode will

probably be tonight's jam session but while I've got you

here huge arbitrage.

Holiday weeks are the best.

I've literally met with some of the most senior people that I'm

trying to do and doing business with today and

it's such an insight, right?

And by the way, I think people should.

People always get so mistaken by what I'm saying.

I love and think many people should take the rest of this

week off and maximize family time,

vacation time, reset time.

However, it's intriguing that there's such an opportunity to

meet and have the meetings I had today

in a three day week where

a lot of people took off.

So if you're gonna work during and around Labor Day,

Fourth of July, Memorial Day, Thanksgiving,

Christmas, New Years keep in mind some of the most difficult

people to get a hold of are most available

during this time of year.

So that's your little tidbit.

I want to give you more actionable advice.

When you dream up of having a meeting with ten people that are

impossible to get a hold of, right,

it's the holiday weeks ironically that are sneaky.

99 out of 100 times they are always away with their family.

She's away with her family.

He's away with his family.

But it's the 1 in 100 and I think the 1 in 100 is better

than the 1 in 1,000 that you get in all the other

44 normal weeks of the year.

- [Tyler] Yeah, stuff has been canceled.

- Yeah! - [Tyler] There's an opening.

- This is the time to get somebody because you know,

if you're working, like I am,

these three days you want to do things.

You don't just want to sit around.

And you're right.

People get, you know, other people wanted to do it today

maybe they decided to extend their,

maybe they got drunk on the Fourth of July and they're like,

"I'm not going into work actually any more."

You know?

That's an interesting insight.

I bet you that's one of those classics,

I didn't think about that kind of thing.

I guarantee four people watching DailyVee will get a meeting in

the next year around a holiday week because of that tidbit.

This is really why I do the vlog.

This little thing right now.

- [Justin] I didn't think of that.

- Well, I don't think you're thinking about it, Justin.

What do you mean, "I didn't think of that"?

- [Tyler] (laughs) Even I didn't.

- Even you, the genius in the world.

Yes, DRock?

What do you feel sad that you're not in this vlog?

You want to be in it today? Show DRock.

- I didn't want to interrupt--

- [Gary] You want to show everybody your awesome tan?

- I did get an awesome tan.

- [Gary] You look great. What's up?

- [DRock] Want to write an article for Colin--

- Yes, I will definitely see Colin today.

- [DRock] Colin!

- Well hold on. When did he get your job?

Did Tyler approve?

- [Tyler] I'm not showing. - [Gary] Get outta here.

Tyler's the boss around here.

I'm gonna say yes to everything.

Yep!

- [Tyler] Can we do it tonight? - Well, what's next?

When's she here?

- [Tyler] She's on her way upstairs right now.

- Okay, go ahead. - Yeah. Colin!

What?

- You did August last summer, right?

Where we did the video about August.

- Oh, did I? Yeah, you're right.

Similar theme. - [Tyler] Yeah.

- [Gary] Colin!

Colin!

Colin!

- [Tyler] You know him and Eliot moved in together?

- [Gary] Colin and Eliot moved in together?

- [Tyler and Gary] Colin!

- [Gary] Colin!

Colin!

Don't get cozy, I only have one thing to say.

Never trust DRock.

Cool, close the door.

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Not really Snapchat. - [Noor] So why not?

- [Gary] Because they can drop a feature tomorrow that changes--

- [Noor] Which they did today. - Correct.

All of a sudden, you can actually do what Instagram

Stories does and if you have audience there plus everybody

under 25 or more specifically

21 still favors it and if I go

right now to the app store which I didn't do this morning which

is unusual but if I go right now and I'm just gonna look at the

top of the charts, here they are.

Snapchat is number 4.

It's not like it's number 54. - [Noor] Yeah.

- [Gary] It's not dying.

Like this thought of deleting a platform that hundred of

millions of people use that could start different features

in the same way that Instagram didn't have those features and

everybody was going to Snapchat. - [Noor] Yeah.

- Why couldn't Snapchat create something tomorrow

that changes the outcome?

It makes zero sense in a world where your job and your life is

predicated on you arbitraging attention and awareness to the

things you do to close a channel that isn't charging you because

it seems similar to another channel would be the same thing

as saying you're not gonna air it on

CNBC and Fox Business

because they're both CNBC or Fox Business

or MSNBC or CNN.

If MSNBC and CNN both wanted you to do a five minute spot and

talk about the same exact thing, intuitively I feel like you

would do them both.

The only thing that matters is attention.

That's what you're trading on.

The only thing that matters is other people's attention because

without it it doesn't matter what you're creating.

Right? - [Noor] Yeah.

- That's why you don't delete Snapchat.

That's why you get good at things.

That's why Alexa, play my daily briefs.

- [Alexa] Here's your flash briefing.

From GaryVee 365.

- [Gary on Echo View] Am I watching the pattens of

14-year-old teenagers-- - That exists, Alexa stop.

That exists because I know that's the

next landscape of attention.

And so I already know that voice is the next social media

and that's why I have a top 100 podcast.

And that's why I have an Alexa Flash already.

Awesome. - [Noor] Thank you.

Thank you so much. - [Gary] You're welcome so much.

- [Adam] Thank you so much for your time, Gary.

Really appreciate it. - [Gary] Continued success guys.

How you been? - [Isa] Good, man.

How about you? - [Gary] Real well.

- Yeah?

- [Gary] Life is good. - Yeah, man.

- [Gary] It's good to see you again.

You enjoyed it last time? - Mhmmm, oh I loved it.

- [Gary] Did the guys love it? - Everybody love it.

- [Gary] Was everybody like, "He's cool"?

- Yeah. You gave a different perspective