PBD Podcast Woke Culture, the Army and the Bubble | PBD Podcast | EP 49
Mar 30, 2021
Tom Zenner, a seasoned media expert, joins the discussion on the evolving dynamics of military training in the U.S. Army, emphasizing a shift towards a supportive environment for recruits. He dives into the impact of unions in the workforce, particularly at Amazon, and shares insights on the precarious state of the stock market, warning about potential bubbles. The conversation also touches on cancel culture and its implications for artists, showcasing a blend of serious analysis with lighter cultural critiques.
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Shark Attack Experience
- Patrick Bet-David describes his experience with "shark attacks" during basic training in 1997.
- It involved drill sergeants yelling and creating a stressful environment to filter out recruits who couldn't handle pressure.
Filtering System
- Patrick Bet-David argues that "shark attacks" filter out recruits who can't handle pressure, which is crucial in the military.
- He compares this to Hell Week in football and his own company's tough compensation structure.
Start Strict, Ease Up Later
- Start strict and ease up later rather than starting lenient and trying to become stricter.
- This principle applies to parenting, business compensation, and potentially military training.