he might seem like an incompetent, arrogant douchebag at first, but you gotta give it to him, he put 110% of his effort into helping richard achieve his dream
I'd say the best writers....and some very good actors. It's the writing that is extraordinary and a really good actor(s) just makes it seem like real life.
@@ctrlaltcreate3827 This scene is literally why its Mark Cuban. Mark made his money by making a website that played radio stations and then was bought at an extremely overvalued rate before the tech bubble burst by Yahoo.
@@ctrlaltcreate3827I thought the same thing, I genuinely think it's a mix of both. Mark Cuban made his money putting TV on the internet before getting gobbled up by Yahoo (AOL in this instance), now he's doing the Sean Parker move of seeing an opportunity early (like Facebook) and speedrunning him, except Parker lead Zuckerberg to Peter Thiel
"Nobody was doing it, so we started hoovering up the deals" For all Monica says, Russ did make a billion dollars. Man might be a wacko but he does make some good investments - and towards the end of the series, Russ still retained his billions, didn't he?
His lack of care about lawsuits seems pretty accurate about how Billionaires operate in the world, and the amount worry or care they have about things like lawsuits
It's pretty disingenuous to say that he only made "one percent" when in reality he had to be making way more considering how much money he blows through just cause he can. He just wastes money like that's his passion in life but to have increased his initial nut is impressive acumen
@@nationalsocialism3504 he probably bought a lot of real estate which value increase by time passing. And he has financial manager who advice him investing money here and there, and with so much money even if only half of investment sucess he can keep being a billionair.
Well they probably did use jerky for thr scene. It looks like cooked meat, it doesn't spoil and can be eaten no matter how long it sits there while they do multiple takes......dude you think they'd buy real wagyu as a prop? What a clown
I dated this guy. Made 940mm … on 850mm (family money) in 8yrs so … didnt beat inflation. I reacted like richard in this clip. Ran a quick benchmark, realized he was worse than treasuries. I was stunned he would share. I thought he should be ashamed. In 8 yrs you can dbl your money with 9% annl rtn. Even conservative portfolios can do that. But he paraded around his investing acumen and Ppl backed his private equity firm.
Man miss this. These kind of jokes won't be allowed on TV these days, sad. But honestly, can see a real need for decentralized TV production, and viewing, etc. There is a lot of potential for Web 3 without all the scams.
The grill, the sake bottle, and decor means it is Japanese bbq. Also there is no banchan or kimchi on the table. There is a culture of bbq in japan similar to korea
@@JustSujC Erlich was dope the first couple seasons then he devolved into conflict device that is also weed smoking loser trope, at least for the first 2 seasons he was the one who actually got shit done despite being that way.
Marc Cuban for selling his radio on the internet service and hasn't been as succesful ever since. Which this character is all about. I'm sure what ever Sean Parker you see in him is plausible, I guess I just don't see it. Not to say that these fictional characters obviously has a bit of everyone in them.
Richard doing the math on the millions was the picture of "dumb smarts". He treated it like Russ put the entire amount into an investment and let interest accumulate. It's actually very impressive that Russ has had a net GAIN in worth over the years given how frivolously he seems to spend money.
@@CarlLeo0015 it would give a million if invested super conservatively, more like a few million if invested normally. A few million every year is pretty extravagant
Sorry I'm necroing this, but I need to point out that what Richard is saying is that Russ's wealth hasn't kept up with inflation, meaning that in real terms he's actually lost money. He then compares that with extremely low-risk savings (basically the equivilent of just leaving your money in the bank and doing nothing), and finds that Russ has underperformed that by even more. So not only has Russ actually lost money, he did so despite the market as a whole gaining ground.
Okay... well, um.. That's a total gain of $200 million over twenty years, um... 16.66 repeating, ah.. that's less than 1% return inflation is like ...1.7, I think CD's are like ...2%. So less than a CD.
Japanese "BBQ " funny In Japanese BBQ is yakiniku. and in japan. yakiniku means Korean BBQ. So they are eating Japanese style Korean BBQ that some random white guy saw this in japan and copied. and call Japanese BBQ. + Japan was vegan country for over 1200 years. till 19th century they did not eat meat.
Vegan? Not quite; livestock (beef, pork, chicken) yes, there was a social taboo against that due to Buddhism, but people could still eat meat (assuming it wasn't hit by an anti-consumption edict at the time). But seafood featured prominently during the Edo and earlier periods, and eggs were normalized for consumption during the Edo period as well. So closer to Pescatarian.
Haha I was thinking the same thing...but Japanese seems to really enjoy Korean things like metaiko, yakiniku, kimchi, and Koreans like Japanese things as well. I guess it's pretty confusing for non East Asians.
Yaki means barbeque and niku means meat, yakiniku culture that had revolved around establishments such as the Edo period restaurant Momonji-ya underwent changes due to the influence of Western European barbeque following the Meiji Restoration, and developed further as a result of exposure to grilled meat dishes from around the world (European steak, North American barbeque, etc.) to become modern Japanese yakiniku. And thus the origin is not freaking korean
"I got 3 nannies suing me right now, one of them for no reason."
Whoever wrote that line is a genius.
xD
@@kingwinner ...or just lives in/around the SV.
This whole show was filled with pure gold.
Just one of them for no reason 🤔😂
The absolute utter confidence Russ had when he said “you do the math” is so fucking funny
This is Korean BBQ.
@@elusivelectron are you sure? Did you do the math?
@@elusivelectron it's Thai BBQ
@@theuniverse2268Its Mexican bbq
Honestly the way he goes through money staying even is an incredible accomplishment.
“No one ever got laid putting money in the bank”. Truer words have never been spoken
Fewer things are sexier than a fiscally responsible male with a sizable nest egg.
Except the bankers!!
@@animal854 they steal it from others
Well, you can get laid putting the right amount in somebody else's bank account
@@scarlettmichanco8023 semantics
We all need a friend like Russ.
"We all *know* a friend like Russ." (ftfy)
he might seem like an incompetent, arrogant douchebag at first, but you gotta give it to him, he put 110% of his effort into helping richard achieve his dream
Russ Hanneman best tv characters of all time
He's very encouraging but patronising at the same time
This show had the Best actors
I'd say the best writers....and some very good actors. It's the writing that is extraordinary and a really good actor(s) just makes it seem like real life.
radio on the internet? like.... ... a podcast!?
this guy was a genius
I like the Russ Hanneman version of Mark Cuban much better than Mark Cuban's own version.
I got the notion that he was supposed to be Sean Parker lol. Based on his hatred for VCs and his eccentricities
@@ctrlaltcreate3827 This scene is literally why its Mark Cuban. Mark made his money by making a website that played radio stations and then was bought at an extremely overvalued rate before the tech bubble burst by Yahoo.
@@ctrlaltcreate3827I thought the same thing, I genuinely think it's a mix of both. Mark Cuban made his money putting TV on the internet before getting gobbled up by Yahoo (AOL in this instance), now he's doing the Sean Parker move of seeing an opportunity early (like Facebook) and speedrunning him, except Parker lead Zuckerberg to Peter Thiel
Definitely mark Cuban based on how he made his money
Lmao I just realized that Richard fumbles with the chopsticks.
"Nobody was doing it, so we started hoovering up the deals"
For all Monica says, Russ did make a billion dollars. Man might be a wacko but he does make some good investments - and towards the end of the series, Russ still retained his billions, didn't he?
more importantly, his car doors open like this ↨
Come on man
@@MrLTigerExactly, not like this ↔️.....like this ↕️
His lack of care about lawsuits seems pretty accurate about how Billionaires operate in the world, and the amount worry or care they have about things like lawsuits
I mean, there’s no point in suing poor people, so people generally gravitate toward suing the rich.
@@latinolawdog5067 lol... Right they destroy them in a host other of ways instead
I need to rewatch this.
Excellent writing. All of this landed. Don't chew. Just let it happen.
200M / 1200M is the 16.66 ratio, the net gain over the initial capital, 16.6/20 is 0.83, so yes, less than 1%.
To be fair that's not bad considering how much money he spends on random shit
He had to be making 20% returns to account for how much money he blows through to still have more money than when he started with his initial 1.2B
Impressive he saved his money this long.
Goes to show you how much a billion dollars is
It's pretty disingenuous to say that he only made "one percent" when in reality he had to be making way more considering how much money he blows through just cause he can. He just wastes money like that's his passion in life but to have increased his initial nut is impressive acumen
@@nationalsocialism3504 he probably bought a lot of real estate which value increase by time passing. And he has financial manager who advice him investing money here and there, and with so much money even if only half of investment sucess he can keep being a billionair.
Best part about this is those "wagyu" look like cuts you'd make jerkies with lmao
Well they probably did use jerky for thr scene. It looks like cooked meat, it doesn't spoil and can be eaten no matter how long it sits there while they do multiple takes......dude you think they'd buy real wagyu as a prop? What a clown
@@thedoge9590 I think the OP's point was that the restaurant is probably ripping off rich assholes like Russ by passing regular cuts of beef as wagyu.
@@mhkpt fancy japanese stuff is always overpriced anyway
wallstreetbets GME at 0:14
and also at 1:03...
@@connor107 hahahhahha
Honestly Russ didn't lose any money in 20 years and even gained a bit. He may not be pulling in more capital but he isn't losing it either
Right, but it’s less than a CD.
Stay in school kids!
I could feel him when he was holding the food in his mouth
I just want to let you guys know that this actor is also one of the voices of Mickey Mouse.
Also was the sound guy in The Office
“Nobody ever got laid putting money in the bank, amiright?” 😂
Richard not knowing how to use chop sticks
Radio on the internet ... Hmmm... Sounds very Mark Cuban ish 😂
I love the VC! He rocks
This guy is a parady of Mark Cuban right?
Yeah
that's 1 percent return. inflation is like 1.7.
Richard is very realistic
This is the same dude to voice mickey mouse
Honestly I think they make Russ kind of like an eccentric Mark Cuban. Mark Cuban did exactly that he put radio on the internet
He was a Fishblow guy in The Wolf of wallstreet?
we all need a friend like russ. i really appreciate his NON PC way of thinking
Sean Parker called, he wants his personality back.. or sum idk
Him talking about the radio on internet when nobody was doing it.. shot at Mark Cuban?
I dated this guy. Made 940mm … on 850mm (family money) in 8yrs so … didnt beat inflation. I reacted like richard in this clip. Ran a quick benchmark, realized he was worse than treasuries. I was stunned he would share. I thought he should be ashamed. In 8 yrs you can dbl your money with 9% annl rtn. Even conservative portfolios can do that. But he paraded around his investing acumen and Ppl backed his private equity firm.
What conservative portfolio has a 9% yearly return?
Man miss this. These kind of jokes won't be allowed on TV these days, sad. But honestly, can see a real need for decentralized TV production, and viewing, etc. There is a lot of potential for Web 3 without all the scams.
This show was just on and it's nowhere near as offensive as Always Sunny which is still on.
CD is 2%???
well............
Overcooked meat
that's korean bbq lol
The profile photo speaks for itself but I still want to ask ...
How ? How is it korean ?
The grill, the sake bottle, and decor means it is Japanese bbq. Also there is no banchan or kimchi on the table.
There is a culture of bbq in japan similar to korea
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Is the "Russ Hanneman" character supposed to be that douchebag from Napster? (Parker, I think was his name?)
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Probably the best worst person ever
"They pretend they don't speak English! " 😹
Russ should have a bigger role
He does later on
nah he's a bit too much, they used him the right amount
@@Kustomize I agree. He had the perfect about of screen time. If anything I think Erlich shouldn't have been killed off.
@@JustSujC Erlich was dope the first couple seasons then he devolved into conflict device that is also weed smoking loser trope, at least for the first 2 seasons he was the one who actually got shit done despite being that way.
@@JustSujC it was because the actor didn't want to do it having his tour and the deadpool movie being filmed
The best Marc Cuban in the city. xD
Samuel Hauptmann van Dam he's Sean Parker bra
Marc Cuban for selling his radio on the internet service and hasn't been as succesful ever since. Which this character is all about. I'm sure what ever Sean Parker you see in him is plausible, I guess I just don't see it. Not to say that these fictional characters obviously has a bit of everyone in them.
Samuel Hauptmann van Dam truuu
Best? Wait, there's more?
Marc wishes he could be this cool.
One of them for no reason hahahah
I think few people would not get this
it’s burning me HOLD HOLD HOLD
Richard doing the math on the millions was the picture of "dumb smarts". He treated it like Russ put the entire amount into an investment and let interest accumulate. It's actually very impressive that Russ has had a net GAIN in worth over the years given how frivolously he seems to spend money.
Not really...even just bank interest from a billion dollars would fund a lavish lifestyle
You're the picture of "dumb dumbs"
@@christianhuston897 not true u do the maths 😂😅
@@CarlLeo0015 it would give a million if invested super conservatively, more like a few million if invested normally. A few million every year is pretty extravagant
Sorry I'm necroing this, but I need to point out that what Richard is saying is that Russ's wealth hasn't kept up with inflation, meaning that in real terms he's actually lost money. He then compares that with extremely low-risk savings (basically the equivilent of just leaving your money in the bank and doing nothing), and finds that Russ has underperformed that by even more. So not only has Russ actually lost money, he did so despite the market as a whole gaining ground.
you do the math
Okay... well, um.. That's a total gain of $200 million over twenty years, um... 16.66 repeating, ah.. that's less than 1% return inflation is like ...1.7, I think CD's are like ...2%. So less than a CD.
@@PsyQoBoy no one ever got laid saving money amiright?
Hahahaha that Asian guy at the end. What kind of business meeting are they having?
Probably one where they don't shove stuff up each other's assholes
"You do the math"
My answers would be:
"Ehhh ... let me pick my phone"
"Can I after I ate ?"
"I need go to the toilet"
"I am not goot with numbers"
That was really not funny, a total fail on your part.
Isn't it Korean BBQ?
At least it's recognized as Korean BBQ in Japan
Its a little bit different
Korean BBQ has more sources and quantity
what restaurant was it
korean
Dorsia
Chao Bear Media I heard it's hard to get a reservation
FIRST. DOOORS LIKE THIS / / not like this ( ) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
Japanese "BBQ
" funny
In Japanese BBQ is yakiniku. and in japan. yakiniku means Korean BBQ.
So they are eating Japanese style Korean BBQ that some random white guy saw this in japan and copied. and call Japanese BBQ.
+ Japan was vegan country for over 1200 years. till 19th century they did not eat meat.
Vegan? Not quite; livestock (beef, pork, chicken) yes, there was a social taboo against that due to Buddhism, but people could still eat meat (assuming it wasn't hit by an anti-consumption edict at the time). But seafood featured prominently during the Edo and earlier periods, and eggs were normalized for consumption during the Edo period as well. So closer to Pescatarian.
Haha I was thinking the same thing...but Japanese seems to really enjoy Korean things like metaiko, yakiniku, kimchi, and Koreans like Japanese things as well. I guess it's pretty confusing for non East Asians.
vegan?? last I checked fish didn't grow on trees
Yaki means barbeque and niku means meat, yakiniku culture that had revolved around establishments such as the Edo period restaurant Momonji-ya underwent changes due to the influence of Western European barbeque following the Meiji Restoration, and developed further as a result of exposure to grilled meat dishes from around the world (European steak, North American barbeque, etc.) to become modern Japanese yakiniku. And thus the origin is not freaking korean
@@Jack-rr9nh Googling dose not count as "study". don't just put the word in translator. try to study the culture...
or Wikipedia at least
What
Would've spat it out at him for one simple reason....
It was hot