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[1977.50 --> 1980.28] The Verizon TV streaming service is probably...
[1981.08 --> 1981.66] Oh, wow.
[1981.94 --> 1982.40] Oh, wow.
[1982.40 --> 1984.70] These articles are brutal.
[1986.70 --> 1987.42] Holy crap.
[1987.50 --> 1987.92] Here, hold on.
[1988.06 --> 1990.90] I'll screen share with you guys so you can read along with me here.
[1991.44 --> 1993.72] So, this one is probably not going to happen.
[1993.82 --> 1994.68] This one's not too bad.
[1994.82 --> 2000.82] Verizon is finally putting its terrible streaming service out to pasture, says BGR.com.
[2001.38 --> 2003.08] No one even seems to know what it was...
[2003.08 --> 2003.66] Go 90!
[2004.22 --> 2005.04] Go 90!
[2006.04 --> 2011.36] It made multi-billion dollar takeovers of AOL and Yahoo, brands known for providing email scams
[2011.36 --> 2013.16] to seniors and leaking billions of customer accounts.
[2013.24 --> 2014.40] Wow, this is a very...
[2014.40 --> 2017.46] This is a very colored account of things.
[2018.00 --> 2018.82] And now, Go 90!
[2018.92 --> 2023.40] It's public and very expensive millennial-friendly online streaming service.
[2024.86 --> 2034.38] I think the key to creating something that doesn't appeal to millennials is trying to target millennials.
[2036.28 --> 2037.84] Like, what does that even mean?
[2038.16 --> 2040.50] What is a millennial-oriented streaming service?
[2040.50 --> 2042.50] You're technically a millennial.
[2042.70 --> 2043.10] What's...
[2043.10 --> 2044.98] What's that word?
[2045.52 --> 2046.70] Okay, so millennials...
[2046.70 --> 2050.64] I forget what exactly the millennial age here.
[2051.20 --> 2052.16] So, it's a generation.
[2052.68 --> 2055.64] So, anyone born between 1981 and 1996.
[2055.64 --> 2056.62] Okay, yeah, I am.
[2056.76 --> 2058.22] Yeah, so I'm at the outer...
[2058.22 --> 2060.16] I'm at the older end and you're...
[2060.16 --> 2061.52] I'm still...
[2061.52 --> 2061.90] I'm good.
[2062.02 --> 2062.82] ...solidly in there.
[2062.82 --> 2065.96] So, what would appeal to you as a millennial?
[2066.54 --> 2067.90] What would appeal to me?
[2067.96 --> 2068.82] Like what?
[2069.16 --> 2069.64] Exactly.
[2070.20 --> 2070.72] Exactly.
[2070.80 --> 2071.32] What would appeal to me?
[2073.62 --> 2074.22] Money?
[2074.78 --> 2075.30] Money?
[2075.42 --> 2076.10] Oh, forget it.
[2077.68 --> 2078.82] I don't...
[2078.82 --> 2080.74] I don't know.
[2080.94 --> 2082.12] You're a marketing executive.
[2082.72 --> 2083.04] Okay.
[2083.14 --> 2084.36] You have to market to millennials.
[2084.52 --> 2084.90] What do you got?
[2084.90 --> 2088.90] Like something like...
[2089.60 --> 2090.90] Fun?
[2091.14 --> 2092.02] Like...
[2092.02 --> 2092.98] Um...
[2092.98 --> 2093.28] Fun.
[2094.08 --> 2094.66] That's fine.
[2094.70 --> 2095.72] You're not a marketing executive.
[2095.84 --> 2096.22] It's okay.
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[2135.74 --> 2136.76] We should retool ours.
[2137.14 --> 2139.24] We should have the new graphic guy do it.
[2139.58 --> 2140.80] To do our website?
[2140.80 --> 2141.32] Yeah.
[2142.12 --> 2144.66] Linusmediagroup.com because it's very out of date at this point.
[2144.88 --> 2145.56] It's so bad.
[2146.26 --> 2147.98] They need to change my description too.
[2148.02 --> 2148.24] I know.
[2148.30 --> 2149.08] We should just do it over.
[2149.20 --> 2149.34] Wait.
[2149.38 --> 2150.16] What's wrong with your description?
[2150.36 --> 2151.66] I think they put...
[2151.66 --> 2152.22] I don't remember.
[2152.92 --> 2154.62] Something not cool.
[2154.94 --> 2155.58] Not cool.
[2155.88 --> 2156.80] That's probably cool.
[2157.38 --> 2157.88] Our team.
[2157.98 --> 2158.44] Hold on a second.
[2158.54 --> 2158.68] Yeah.
[2158.68 --> 2159.48] That's really old.
[2159.70 --> 2160.06] Dennis.
[2160.38 --> 2160.62] Yeah.
[2160.68 --> 2161.86] It looks really, really old.
[2161.92 --> 2163.02] We've got to update this.
[2163.02 --> 2165.58] His original placeholder bio said,
[2165.74 --> 2166.74] A guy we knew from school.
[2167.14 --> 2171.28] Sometimes he knows how to make videos, but Linus is rewriting it now, so here goes.
[2172.28 --> 2178.46] Dennis joined our team after receiving a very strong recommendation for his hard work and skill at both shooting and editing videos under tight deadlines.
[2179.02 --> 2181.68] Several team members had experience working with him at school.
[2182.06 --> 2183.74] Oh, I guess I should screen share with you guys.