

#86 - Why Every Business Should Have an Enemy
Jun 26, 2020
Discover a clever hack for discounted Uber credits and dive into the murky waters of online scams involving Bitcoin and fraudulent relief efforts. Explore the booming world of self-storage profitability and innovative real estate strategies. Learn how having a marketing 'enemy' can enhance brand loyalty and create memorable narratives. Plus, debate if Wikipedia should be government-owned and consider unique business ideas like a new alcohol-free beverage that captures the essence of traditional beer.
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Discounted Ride Credits
- Sam Parr and Shaan Puri discuss a discounted ride credit service.
- They debate the ethics and whether to feature the creator on their podcast.
Scam Examples
- Sam Parr shares examples of scams, including a fake Chamath Palihapitiya Bitcoin giveaway and a Nigerian PPP fraud scheme.
- He highlights how YouTube allows the fake livestream and how the Nigerian scam ring stole $100 million.
Questionable Riches
- Shaan Puri and Sam Parr discuss examples of people getting rich through potentially shady means.
- Examples include Navine Jain's Infospace and Intellius, and Sam Parr's friends in internet marketing and call centers.