Saudi Arabia has always had a good tradition of in being in the World Cup. They've been investing, like, crazy to diversify out of industries that are not just related to oil. And they've been trying to change the perception of Saudi Arabia as more progressive. Now we're at a stage where you've got teams like Man City and Paris Saint-Germain owned by Abu Dhabi Group. It's kind of, you can't compete with them - it's really tough.
The NIA boys discuss the Reddit Protest, Messi's MLS Contract, Jurassic Park 30th Anniversary and much more.
Timestamps:
(00:00:00) - Intro
(00:06:20) - Reddit Protest Overview
(00:08:11) - Why Reddit Changed Their API Policy
(00:13:09) - The Power of Mods on Reddit
(00:17:18) - Reddit's Incentive Structure
(00:19:46) - Will the Protest be Successful?
(00:21:38) - Meme of the Week
(00:22:42) - The Global Football (Soccer) Landscape
(00:31:17) - Messi to the MLS
(00:33:57) - The Messi Effect
(00:35:18) - The Messi Deal Breakdown
(00:47:08) - Why the Messi Deal is a 1-of-1
(00:50:21) - The Importance of America in Entertainment
(00:54:00) - Jurassic Park 30th Anniversary
(00:57:26) - The Legacy of Jurassic Park's CGI
(01:00:14) - Steven Spielberg's Net Worth is $8 Billion
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