Meta Muse Will Create 1,000 Millionaires — Transcript

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1. 0:00We got to talk about making money with
2. 0:02Facebook Muse. I mean, if you are
3. 0:05looking for a way to make an internet
4. 0:07dollar and you are not playing with
5. 0:09personal agents like Muse, [music]
6. 0:12I don't really understand. I wanted to
7. 0:14come on here and make an episode for
8. 0:16people who are looking for arbitrage
9. 0:19opportunities
10. 0:20>> [music]
11. 0:20>> to go and use AI to make money. I got to
12. 0:24think that using Facebook Muse right now
13. 0:26or Muse Meta Muse as they're calling it,
14. 0:29is probably one of the ways that, you
15. 0:33know, to make your first internet dollar
16. 0:34might be one of the easier things to do.
17. 0:37Um, I haven't seen anyone talk about
18. 0:39tactically how you can go and make, say,
19. 0:42a million dollars uh using [music]
20. 0:44personal agents yet and what they'd
21. 0:47actually do.
22. 0:48And when I look at this, when I look at
23. 0:51the arbitrage opportunity that exists
24. 0:54here, it absolutely blows my mind. And
25. 0:56by the way, by the end of this episode,
26. 0:58I'm going to explain how it works, how
27. 1:00you can do it,
28. 1:01why I think this is a big opportunity,
29. 1:03some tips and tricks,
30. 1:05some tools you can use, some ideas,
31. 1:08but stick with me for some amount of
32. 1:10time while I crash out about why this is
33. 1:13just an incredible opportunity to make
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56. 2:03>> I recently had a
57. 2:06baby. My wife had a baby. We had a baby.
58. 2:09And we were looking for a night nurse.
59. 2:12And I couldn't find one really.
60. 2:16Uh went through friends and stuff. Then
61. 2:18went and spoke to an agency. The agency
62. 2:21basically admitted that they were going
63. 2:23through Facebook groups and looking at
64. 2:26say uh
65. 2:27Miami night nurses um
66. 2:30or South Florida night nurses or New
67. 2:33York night nurses and they would bring
68. 2:34them
69. 2:35uh to here. And I was like
70. 2:39that's crazy that I would pay a fee for
71. 2:41that when I could use Muse to go and do
72. 2:45that in today's day and age.
73. 2:47We need to take a step back
74. 2:49and realize that you can now use Muse to
75. 2:54go and mine
76. 2:57Facebook groups, Marketplace, and
77. 2:59Instagram.
78. 3:01Uh I have no affiliation with Meta.
79. 3:04Um I mean I even said
80. 3:06you know, I think I even called the name
81. 3:07of this product wrong. I called it
82. 3:08Facebook Muse. It's Meta Muse.
83. 3:10Um
84. 3:11the point is
85. 3:13uh
86. 3:14what they are doing is in some ways
87. 3:16cannibalizing the billions of users that
88. 3:20exist on Facebook groups, Marketplace,
89. 3:22and Instagram.
90. 3:24And allow you to go and
91. 3:27create some sort of arbitrage. So,
92. 3:30I think it's just one of the greatest
93. 3:32ways to make a business. I think that
94. 3:33there's going to be a thousand plus
95. 3:36millionaires that, you know, are birthed
96. 3:39from this era.
97. 3:40Uh and I want to talk about, you know,
98. 3:41by the end of this episode we'll talk
99. 3:42about how I actually think that you can
100. 3:45take one of these small businesses that
101. 3:47you start using Meta Muse
102. 3:48with and then turn it into something
103. 3:50bigger. So, let's get into what I why I
104. 3:53think this is such a big opportunity.
105. 3:55There's all these buyers here, literally
106. 3:57billions of buyers on the internet, and
107. 4:00they're going on to places like Facebook
108. 4:02groups, like Marketplace, like
109. 4:03Instagram, asking for for help. In my
110. 4:07case, it was, you know, care for a
111. 4:09newborn.
112. 4:10Um and then there's these sellers who
113. 4:13are like, I can do this thing, I can do
114. 4:14this thing, who needs it? Um now, what
115. 4:17you need to be thinking about is, if you
116. 4:20want to create this side hustle or side
117. 4:21business or or full-on business, what is
118. 4:24a niche, what is a city, what are the
119. 4:26rules, and how do you approve uh people
120. 4:30in in this sort of thing. So,
121. 4:32by the way, I've got some extra business
122. 4:34ideas and some notes I took on how to
123. 4:37get the most out of Muse if you want to
124. 4:39build a business with it, and I want to
125. 4:41give it away if this episode gets 5,000
126. 4:44likes, con- comments, and subscribe. So,
127. 4:47go stop, hit pause, go like, comment,
128. 4:50and subscribe. If it gets 5,000, I'll
129. 4:52include it as a pinned
130. 4:54uh comment on YouTube, where you can go
131. 4:57and click the link and get it for free.
132. 4:59Let's see if it gets there. All you have
133. 5:01You know what you got to do.
134. 5:02What's going to happen here is
135. 5:05um you know, if we're if we're if we're
136. 5:07picking, you know, night nurses in
137. 5:09Orlando, um
138. 5:11you know, you are asked like all of a
139. 5:14sudden you can start one of those
140. 5:15agencies, right? Like it and it's just
141. 5:18pa- high margin, right? Because you
142. 5:20don't have to hire people to go and
143. 5:22through through these
144. 5:24Facebook groups anymore. Um you know,
145. 5:26Muse is doing the work for what and
146. 5:28watching everything. Muse Muse is doing
147. 5:31all the structure, the matching, the
148. 5:32drafting DMs, the calls and texts and
149. 5:34and and booking. And we'll get into how
150. 5:36it can actually do calls in a second or
151. 5:39in a bit, um but it can actually do all
152. 5:42those things.
153. 5:43And I know that there's people being
154. 5:45like, okay, wow, you're just like mm
155. 5:47you're kind of doing some information
156. 5:49arbitrage here.
157. 5:51There's no real you know, there's no
158. 5:52business here. There's no value in that.
159. 5:54You own the asset." So, all of a sudden,
160. 5:58Muse is cleaning like think of this is
161. 6:00like dirty data, right? Not everyone
162. 6:03who's posting on on Marketplace, on
163. 6:05groups, on Instagram is high quality.
164. 6:08But, Muse is going to actually do the
165. 6:10cleaning of the data to basically, you
166. 6:15know, put it on a list and you can use
167. 6:17Airtable, Google Sheets, whatever you
168. 6:19use,
169. 6:20but have a have
170. 6:21a repository of the data where now you
171. 6:24have this
172. 6:26compounding piece of data of names who
173. 6:29have needs, who have prices, who have
174. 6:31trust signals that, by the way,
175. 6:32eventually you could sell. And I think I
176. 6:36want to do a whole other episode on, you
177. 6:39know, data brokering and this whole idea
178. 6:42of like what data means and how you can
179. 6:45sell it. We're going to probably do
180. 6:46another episode on that. So, just punt
181. 6:48that. We'll we'll get to that in another
182. 6:50episode.
183. 6:51Um, but you own that asset. That asset
184. 6:53is is yours. It's yours to keep. And
185. 6:56that's that's worth a lot of money. And
186. 6:57that's why I think that there's,
187. 6:59you know, thousands of businesses, um,
188. 7:01conservatively speaking even, niches
189. 7:04times cities, night nurse in Tampa,
190. 7:05furniture in Austin, plumbers in
191. 7:07Phoenix.
192. 7:08And for the first time ever, you
193. 7:10[snorts] could clean the data using
194. 7:13Muse. Um, using Muse, right? Um, so it's
195. 7:19you know, by now you've probably seen
196. 7:21it, played with it. Um, the fact that I
197. 7:24can go and say, "Hey, I want a list of
198. 7:27night nurses who are
199. 7:30$30 an hour in um, Montreal, Canada."
200. 7:37And it's going to search um, public
201. 7:42data.
202. 7:43So, it's going to go through public
203. 7:45Facebook groups. Um, it's going to go
204. 7:48through, you know, if you ask it, it'll
205. 7:49go through Instagram. You know,
206. 7:51Marketplace is fully public. Now, it
207. 7:53doesn't go into private groups. So, if
208. 7:56you do want it to go into private
209. 7:57groups, you do need to join those
210. 7:58groups.
211. 8:00But, you can basically have this as your
212. 8:02little agency. Like, you've now gone and
213. 8:06you know, incubated an agency that
214. 8:09uh
215. 8:10you know, uh
216. 8:12connects this need with um with the you
217. 8:17know
218. 8:18the need with the the need and the the
219. 8:21demand and the supply. There you go. Um,
220. 8:23and that's what this whole thing is. And
221. 8:26you know I I sound old cuz I've been
222. 8:29doing this a long time. I remember when
223. 8:30eBay was like first like becoming a
224. 8:32thing. eBay was a similar thing, too,
225. 8:35where it was like this whole new
226. 8:36marketplace of and people made millions
227. 8:39of dollars on eBay when, you know, the
228. 8:41top people made millions of dollars when
229. 8:43they realized like, "Oh, hey, I just got
230. 8:45to figure out what are some unique
231. 8:47products that I can go and sell." Um,
232. 8:50that that marketplace didn't exist. And
233. 8:54there's a tremendous amount of value in
234. 8:56connecting the buyer and seller. So I
235. 9:00had to come on here and and and I was
236. 9:03just like, "How I know this is like
237. 9:05really simple when you break it down
238. 9:07like this? Like, oh yeah, there's this
239. 9:09you know
240. 9:10information
241. 9:12uh arbitrage that exists. Um, but
242. 9:15there's just tremendous amount of
243. 9:17opportunity in in this. Like
244. 9:21Meta is is cannibalizing all these
245. 9:24platforms in some in some way because,
246. 9:26you know, you're allowed to use
247. 9:29uh
248. 9:30Muse to go and actually
249. 9:32uh
250. 9:33do this thing, right? So, like here we
251. 9:35can see
252. 9:37um
253. 9:38you know, it's assumed $30 Canadian an
254. 9:40hour and it just gives me a list of
255. 9:44people.
256. 9:45Um so, now I have to go and clean this
257. 9:48data in the sense of like is Beatrice a
258. 9:50a Beatrice actually high quality or
259. 9:54um you know, maybe she doesn't have a
260. 9:56lot of experience. So, how can I go and
261. 9:59do that? And there's a lot of questions
262. 10:00around the cleaning of the data. Um
263. 10:03we're going to get into that in a
264. 10:04second. Um
265. 10:06but I think the the point is
266. 10:09uh each niche and each demand, there's
267. 10:12going to be a different way. There's not
268. 10:13like a one-size-fits-all for you to like
269. 10:16clean the data. Like people are going to
270. 10:18be asking how you do it. There's
271. 10:20you know, it's going to be at a high
272. 10:22level, it's going to be about like what
273. 10:25do people want? What does your ICP want?
274. 10:27And how can I
275. 10:29put it in a Google Drive, in an Air
276. 10:31table, in a Google Sheet such that uh I
277. 10:34can actually connect these people. So,
278. 10:36like
279. 10:37um
280. 10:38if you scroll down here
281. 10:40um people are actually giving uh Muse uh
282. 10:46a dedicated number by connecting it to
283. 10:49Blend AI's agent phone plan. It's called
284. 10:52Agent Landline. No affiliation. Um but
285. 10:55basically it's a non voice over IP US
286. 10:59number with talk and text. So, you can
287. 11:01literally sign up for a Blend AI
288. 11:03account. Uh it's I think 15 bucks for
289. 11:06agent phone plan. All of a sudden, your
290. 11:09Muse agent, you can say you can prompt
291. 11:12your Muse agent, get yourself a phone
292. 11:14number and call me.
293. 11:16And all of a sudden, your you know,
294. 11:18incubation, your agency is you know, you
295. 11:21can call people, you can have it reach
296. 11:23out to people, you can have it close
297. 11:25sales for you.
298. 11:26This is this is the state of where we're
299. 11:29in today.
300. 11:30Yeah, and and go, it'll
301. 11:32it, and reach out to people, and and we
302. 11:35can ask it like, "How did you find these
303. 11:39people? Which groups also can you look
304. 11:44on Instagram?"
305. 11:47And it's probably going to say, "Yeah, I
306. 11:49went on this Facebook group, right?"
307. 11:52Which leads me to, by the way, a whole
308. 11:54other point, which is, you know what's
309. 11:56really under valued right now? Like,
310. 11:59insanely under valued.
311. 12:01Um well,
312. 12:03definitely
313. 12:05um definitely Facebook groups. I think
314. 12:08there's 1.8
315. 12:10um
316. 12:111.8 billion monthly active users, if I'm
317. 12:15if I'm not mistaken.
318. 12:17So,
319. 12:18if we're going to have if you believe
320. 12:19that we're going to have millions of
321. 12:21Muse agents going in crawling Facebook
322. 12:23groups,
323. 12:24why aren't you creating a Facebook group
324. 12:26right now?
325. 12:27Why don't you create creating a Facebook
326. 12:29group right now? Because they're going
327. 12:30to be searching those things.
328. 12:32And by the way, whole arbitrage
329. 12:33opportunity around buying Facebook
330. 12:35groups right now. Now, go look Go look
331. 12:37at the terms of service of Facebook. I'm
332. 12:40not sure if that's like
333. 12:42how kosher that is, so go and go and
334. 12:44check that out.
335. 12:46But, you know, if you're able to do it
336. 12:48and and and if it is, you know,
337. 12:50good by terms,
338. 12:52they're probably under valued right now.
339. 12:54Um
340. 12:56Other thing that's probably really under
341. 12:57valued by now right now is
342. 13:01uh
343. 13:02you know,
344. 13:03just you know, business pages, right?
345. 13:05Facebook Facebook business pages.
346. 13:08That um Facebook could crawl.
347. 13:11Uh sorry, that Muse can crawl, right?
348. 13:13So, you can go and create like Miami uh
349. 13:18the Miami agency for night nurses, or
350. 13:21the Montreal, you know, night nurse
351. 13:23agency. Under valued. Um and then, you
352. 13:26know, IG obviously pages, too. Just
353. 13:29pages that you you know Muse is going to
354. 13:31crawl.
355. 13:32IG niche pages under value is is now
356. 13:35under valued. Um and I know like
357. 13:39how could they be under valued? They're
358. 13:40so big right now. It's like they're
359. 13:43under valued in this personal agent age.
360. 13:45So, let's look.
361. 13:47Um so, there were no groups. It came
362. 13:49from public listing sites.
363. 13:51Um
364. 13:53and it did Instagram sweep. So, it added
365. 13:56people on Instagram. And then I'm going
366. 13:58to say, "Okay, I want you to give me 20
367. 14:03people
368. 14:05not people, night nurses
369. 14:07from Facebook groups.
370. 14:10Quality there is highest.
371. 14:13So,
372. 14:14um
373. 14:16the default that's really interesting.
374. 14:17So, the default is it's not going and
375. 14:19and sort of cannibalizing Facebook
376. 14:21groups, right? But you can prompt it to
377. 14:23go and do that. And I'm and I'm finding
378. 14:25some of the highest quality uh data is
379. 14:28coming from Facebook groups. Um so, you
380. 14:32know, the bigger idea here is yes,
381. 14:35there's these marketplaces that Meta
382. 14:37owns that you can go and and grab stuff
383. 14:40from. But there's also a whole set of
384. 14:42other minds or other marketplaces that
385. 14:45you can go for. So, what you have to
386. 14:48when you're figuring out what your niche
387. 14:49is, obviously you want to add other
388. 14:52marketplaces. But to start, there's just
389. 14:55so much good stuff. Facebook groups,
390. 14:57marketplace, Instagram.
391. 14:59Uh if you're you know, buying and
392. 15:01selling services,
393. 15:03there's there's a stupid amount is
394. 15:05absolutely absurd amount of
395. 15:07opportunities that exist right now.
396. 15:10Let's go down here
397. 15:13and and see what we got.
398. 15:16So, um
399. 15:20the interesting thing about Marketplace
400. 15:22is it's it's all public. So, all the
401. 15:25data is public. So, think about, you
402. 15:28know, where is there mispriced or
403. 15:30mislabeled listings? Were there bad
404. 15:32photos or no details, things that are
405. 15:33sitting for a long time? How can you
406. 15:35bundle up a bunch of stuff in different
407. 15:37locations, split it up and resell? Um go
408. 15:42and look for things that are pick up
409. 15:43only. Have Muse basically say like,
410. 15:45"What were you know, oh go and find me
411. 15:47pick up only pianos." And go and you
412. 15:49know,
413. 15:50bring them together and then ship them.
414. 15:52Pianos, bad example because they're
415. 15:54heavy. Um but, you know,
416. 15:57you get the idea, right? Mac minis. Go
417. 16:00go and go and pick up only Mac minis. Um
418. 16:04pri- when you you can have Muse
419. 16:06basically look at when the price is
420. 16:08dropped or or relisted cuz those, you
421. 16:10know, are more willing to take an offer.
422. 16:12And then you can have Muse negotiate on
423. 16:14on your on your behalf. So, um you know,
424. 16:18and then we talked a little bit about
425. 16:20this like Instagram. So many good places
426. 16:22to mine. You can mine comments, you can
427. 16:24mine the bios, you can mine stories.
428. 16:26What I've noticed is you have to tell
429. 16:28Muse, like Muse doesn't come up with
430. 16:30these ideas themselves. You saw it the
431. 16:32in my in my demo. Like it it it it it it
432. 16:36looked at public data for
433. 16:38Canadiannanny.ca.
434. 16:40Um probably not the best place to start.
435. 16:43Um
436. 16:44and someone actually who's like looking
437. 16:47for
438. 16:48uh
439. 16:48newborn care, I I know that that's not a
440. 16:52great place.
441. 16:53Uh not the best place to start. So, um
442. 16:57you have to go and tell it that. And and
443. 17:00Meta's smart, right? Zuck is smart. He's
444. 17:02not going to
445. 17:03he's not going to by default cannibalize
446. 17:06Marketplace and Instagram. You got to go
447. 17:08and tell him that it's remarkable at how
448. 17:11good how good it is.
449. 17:14Um let's go back to um Muse.
450. 17:17It's still Okay, it's still cooking.
451. 17:20The other thing I wanted to talk about
452. 17:22is
453. 17:23uh this is kind of how I'm thinking
454. 17:25about it is like there's three levels to
455. 17:28this whole personal agent um
456. 17:32oppor- you know, it arbitrage
457. 17:35opportunity. So, the first level is
458. 17:37mining. So, you're finding gold in other
459. 17:40people's groups, on other people's on
460. 17:42marketplace in general, on IG. Um the
461. 17:45second level is once you own the list.
462. 17:47So, once you take it off platform and
463. 17:49you've cleaned it, you've priced it, and
464. 17:51you created trust the list, you've now
465. 17:53created some value of your business. And
466. 17:56uh the third level is owning the room.
467. 17:59So, owning the Facebook group, owning a
468. 18:02niche IG, having marketplace
469. 18:04storefronts. This is like the natural
470. 18:07like progression.
471. 18:09And I actually think, you know what?
472. 18:11There's actually another level. Um the
473. 18:13other level
474. 18:15is
475. 18:17and we'll put it here, level four,
476. 18:20um
477. 18:21is
478. 18:24build
479. 18:26technology.
480. 18:30So, once you've you you know, you've
481. 18:32built an audience here, you've got clean
482. 18:34data, and you understand the workflow,
483. 18:38it's, you know, what startup can I build
484. 18:42that could automate this end to end.
485. 18:46And this is like, you know, building
486. 18:49SaaS, this is building agents, um
487. 18:52vertical agents, this is building
488. 18:54vertical harness
489. 18:55uh harnesses. Um
490. 18:58if you listen to the Startup Ideas
491. 19:00podcast, this podcast, you know that um
492. 19:03you know, kind of obsessed with a lot of
493. 19:05that stuff, and I'll include more um
494. 19:08episodes in the future on how to do
495. 19:10that. But I think this is why I think
496. 19:13it's this isn't just a I can make a
497. 19:15thousand dollars a month or two thousand
498. 19:17dollars a month. This is, you know, a
499. 19:19real opportunity to go down the levels,
500. 19:23learn about a niche, learn about a a
501. 19:26workflow, start cleaning, you know, the
502. 19:28data, building your audience, and then
503. 19:31building technology that automates that
504. 19:33that actually creates a ton of value,
505. 19:36um in terms of enterprise value. Now,
506. 19:38the question you might have is how how
507. 19:40do you create an audience from doing
508. 19:43this? And what's really cool about Muse
509. 19:46is you can actually
510. 19:48go and do um
511. 19:51you can actually go and
512. 19:53have it like research people on IG and
513. 19:58formats on IG and have it starting to
514. 20:01help you create content ideas and stuff
515. 20:03like that for you. Um so, I would use
516. 20:06Muse as like your content hub. Um
517. 20:09I might do a whole other episode on
518. 20:12uh like carousels and tactical like
519. 20:17content stuff. Um but
520. 20:21uh like high-level, Muse is a really
521. 20:24good place to go and check out you know,
522. 20:27explore Instagram, see what's working,
523. 20:29have it like run your account for you.
524. 20:32Um and and that's that's sort of the the
525. 20:36four-level framework. Um let's see if
526. 20:38Muse is ready. All right. So, it's gone
527. 20:41in mined the actual group posts. It
528. 20:44looks at like Montreal moms looking for
529. 20:46babysitters. Babysitter needed in
530. 20:47Montreal. West Island Community
531. 20:49Montreal. Montr- Montreal cash jobs.
532. 20:52Filipino caregiver Montreal. Ranked by
533. 20:54quality parent recommendations first.
534. 20:57I'm not going to go through this, but
535. 20:59like just by looking at this, this seems
536. 21:01just really, really high quality. If I'm
537. 21:04looking, and think about it, right? Like
538. 21:07if you're looking for a night nurse,
539. 21:11would you be willing to pay someone a
540. 21:13few hundred dollars
541. 21:15success fee if you connect them?
542. 21:18Um in the old, you know, economic
543. 21:21breakdown, um like when you had to hire
544. 21:23an agency and there's like a team of
545. 21:25five people going and doing all this
546. 21:27stuff, that thing that might have cost
547. 21:29you thousands of dollars, but now the
548. 21:30cost structure so much less, so you can
549. 21:32pass on the savings to the parents um
550. 21:35while also making insane insane margins.
551. 21:40Marketplace is, you know, where Muse is
552. 21:44is buying and selling things. I think
553. 21:45there's a ton of opportunity in terms of
554. 21:47physical goods buying and selling
555. 21:48things. This is like your Gary Vee
556. 21:50strategy there, where he goes into a
557. 21:53garage shops, garage sales, and buys and
558. 21:55sells things. That's not like
559. 21:57what excites me the most. I'm more
560. 21:59interested in the services component,
561. 22:01and and that's really mostly in groups.
562. 22:05So, Muse hears needs. Um Instagram, Muse
563. 22:08finds people, proves they're good,
564. 22:10watches their life's moments, and builds
565. 22:11an audience of your own, so you own
566. 22:13trust and attention. There you have it,
567. 22:15folks.
568. 22:16This is just my raw
569. 22:19thoughts on
570. 22:22an incredible opportunity that exists
571. 22:24right now. I'm not sure how long it's
572. 22:26going to last. Um
573. 22:27you know, one question that people might
574. 22:29have for me is does it have to be Muse?
575. 22:33What about Dots? What about Instinct?
576. 22:35What about um the other ones? And
577. 22:39uh
578. 22:40personal agent platform has their pros
579. 22:42and cons.
580. 22:43What Muse is just extraordinary at is
581. 22:46mining Facebook groups, Instagram, and
582. 22:48Marketplace.
583. 22:50Um
584. 22:51also, you know, they're pushing it
585. 22:53really heavily right now, so in terms of
586. 22:55like mainstream adoption, they might be
587. 22:58number one. We'll see. Um
588. 23:01I think that Dots is really interesting,
589. 23:03too.
590. 23:04It It feels like a you know, very
591. 23:06intelligent. The models feel really
592. 23:09good.
593. 23:10I will say that I upgraded to
594. 23:14the $100 a month plan
595. 23:17on Muse.
596. 23:21That I think it go you know, I think
597. 23:22it's there's a free plan, a hundred and
598. 23:24maybe two hundred dollars a month.
599. 23:27The difference I think is you get access
600. 23:30to a better model. I think it's Muse
601. 23:32wonderful
602. 23:35instead of spark and
603. 23:38you get more tokens. So, if you actually
604. 23:40are serious about doing like you start
605. 23:42you start with a free one obviously and
606. 23:44you start like earning clients, earning
607. 23:45money and then as you know, as you grow,
608. 23:48that's when you upgrade. But yeah,
609. 23:51around the um
610. 23:54uh who's going to win this personal
611. 23:56agent battle?
612. 23:58I don't know, but I think
613. 24:00Muse has a a very you know, a very
614. 24:03strong horse in the lead and I think
615. 24:04with Facebook's marketplace and
616. 24:05Instagram, they are are really good. So,
617. 24:08thank you for listening. I hope this got
618. 24:10your creative juices flowing.
619. 24:13Um
620. 24:14you know, I'm happy you spent some time
621. 24:15with me. I can't wait to see what you
622. 24:17build, sell, grow, have fun. This is the
623. 24:21greatest time in history to be building.
624. 24:23It just fires me up, so I had to come up
625. 24:25here and and and say something.
626. 24:28I'll see you in the comment section. I
627. 24:29read every single comment
628. 24:31and I'll see you next time. Later.