I love the fact that the people working for him are earning a living wage and he makes sure if that. Most business or business owners don’t think like that. This is next level
He's one of a rare breed that still believes you'll get back more than you give your employees if you treat them right. When so many other businesses are taking advantage of employees, and taking advantage of the government, Cuban's proof you can still become a billionaire with honesty and integrity.
I don't think he said something wrong There's no point of hiring jerks, doing what you hate especially in the world where almost 95percent+ startups fail
@@AnkitSharma-nf5qm Nobody said he said anything wrong. Plus it was a stupid question anyway. "How do I start a business without all the things needed to start a business?"
@@BigDocAnime Nah... what usually has the opposite effect is someone who is full of themselves but creates a distance between you and them, as though they are a god or something. Mark Cuban, as well as other business persons (i.e. Jack Ma), make you feel like, "Yeah... although it would take a lot more, the same rules apply to me as to you, and everything can come falling down for me as well." And that's why they seem more approachable, which is great if you're gonna be a successful business person.
How does knowing that help with interviews? How would you have answered your interview differently? Not trying to be patronising. I'm genuinely clueless.
brandon tan A good rule of thumb for showing you reduce stress in the workplace in an interview is by being interactive and positive. Ask the person interviewing you how their day is going, make small talk and make yourself relatable. Employers love employees who can relate to and manage their other employees, it makes their job easier.
"Food insecurity." First time I heard it like that. I've experienced that throughout my childhood. And even some of my adulthood. I really liked Mark's answer to the living/minimum wage question.
You would think someone as rich as Cuban wouldn't care about people earning minimum wage. But the fact that he supports everyone having a living wage and his reasons for it really resonates with me. Mad respect
@@ladboii2901 you only profit once you sell. And all you "experts" just say hold when it dips. Soon it's gonna crash completely tho and u won't have anything.
People still think all the other alt coins with various types of functionality and that are faster than BTC have no value. I don't think he can see beyond BTC because he's super wealthy and probably don't think about cryptos ability to help people in developing countries bank and tranacte for the first time.
I think you're onto something. Maybe a show where he sits in a big chair next to 3 other people, and entrepreneurs pitch them ideas and ask for money for a percentage of ownership in their company?
Canada’s ‘Shark Tank’ is called ‘Dragon’s Den’ and they had kids episodes and for profit charity pitches. Kevin was on that show first and invested in both those types of pitches.
dinobotpwnz Facts! Can you imagine him telling a kid “you’re dead to me” or “some other company is gonna copy your product and squash you like the cockroach you are” 😂😂😂
jacko89d not at all, he’s Canadian and ran for the Conservative party leadership, everyone knows his arrogance, but I think it’s all a show, business is business, charity is charity.
I can appreciate what he said about minimum wage. That's a unique outlook for a businessman, honestly. But it's because he's so financially secure he doesn't have to worry about how to scrape by.
I'm sure he did at some point in his life, which is why he has that outlook in the first place. That's the difference between people who never had to suffer through money problems anytime in their lives and those who did. We all hope to come out of it someday, but it's good that when someone does, they don't lose touch with the financially struggling class that they were once a part of
It’s also not helpful always. Some people have to refuse raises because they’ll be kicked out of programs like free health care etc if they make too much. That means suddenly they’re paying more for things than they used to, and now make less money
Imagen how much training he has had...and the video cutting also makes it look more perfect badass than it was during recording. But he is both intelligent, smart and wise for sure
This was far more informative than what I anticipated. Never knew who Mark Cuban was before (not american), but I'm impressed. He didn't come with the usual bs of "tips to make you rich" or "habits of successful people", in fact he criticized that stuff and I commend him for that. Great guy!
His quote about people who think they're irreplaceable applied directly to me. I was recently pushed out of my startup leadership team and even though I was definitely wronged and blindsided, I also wasn't quite humble enough. Didn't see it coming.
This is the first time I see mark talk about non-basketball topics, I always admired his willingness to learn about small but important details in basketball, event though he's an owner, not a coach or assistant or whatever. He looks like a smart guy that deserves to be where he is, unlike some other rich people.
This guy is genius, and he's a genius with the rare ability to communicate his knowledge in a way that's easy to understand. You want to live a better life, I'd start by listening to what he has to say.
This video was a lot longer than what I expected and what I usually would sit through for a Q&A style video, but I'm glad I watched all of it. Didn't know Mark Cuban was such a compassionate guy.
I'm with James. It seems contradictory but really is not. In 2019 he says BTC is worth what people make it worth, he doesn't say he would ever own BTC. He has so much money he diversifies.
If it takes 10million usd to be a crypto whale and there is potential in the crypto market anybody diversifying their assets would buy some. Mark's net worth is over 5.2bn now take that and divide it by 100million, that's 52. So mark has 52 times 100million. Divide that by 10, if a crypto whale is 10million, Mark can be about 520 crypto whales. So the real question you should be asking is why does it supprise you.
The answer for what the looked in a leader was spot on. I worked for a great company but they did not invest the time in my training and I was working on old tools which did not improve my skill set. Eventually I had to quit as I did not see any improvement in my career.
Some people could and did writes books about a lot of the topic questions and they deal in depth. But, because this guy is so brutally honest you don't need to reach a whole book just to understand and know the answers.
I feel he's a little aggressive the way he talks but yes he has excellent advice. I agreed upon everything he said. He does seem pretty modest and frank for being a billionaire.
To be honest, heard of this guy vaguely, and definitely didn't know what kinda questions he'd take up. But his answer to the crypto bubble one was informative, and deeply satisfying. Just bang on!! Loved it
"Reduce the stress of the people around you" has been, without having said it in those words, kinda my motto. I read about not thinking you'd know better than the people in charge, not complaining just because you feel entitled, and enjoying seeing other people's lives looking better cause you're there... it's paid off every.single.time. And not necessarily regarding money.
"5a. The butterfly effect applies. We don't know what combination of big or little things will make the things better or worse until they happen." - Mark Cuban, 3 months before 2020. Really hit the nail on the head there bud
- Do all you can to be great at your job. But you have to be honest with yourself. - Be someone who reduces the stress of the people around you. - Be honest with yourself about whether you're a stress creator or stress reducer.
I third this notion… but is he even openly republican? Because it seems to me he would probably fit the ideals of a libertarian despite being to intelligent to associate with the people that actually constitute the official libertarian party.
The way he said “went 7 years without a vacation” makes me feel bad that i have not taken one vacation in my working life, of near 20 years.... i have not really thought of it before now lol
When he talked about paying minimum wage. It makes you see how humble he really is and sees it as a form of service to give back to the community. He's a respectable wealthy person. He seems so harsh and wreckless on Shark Tank but that person was only for the viewership.
Customer service is so important to me. If a store has amazing customer service, I'll definitely come back, and I'll definitely recommend it to other people. It makes me want that business to succeed. Likewise, if the people working at a place are super rude, condescending, or impatient, then I'll never go there again-- even if their products or prices were really great!
I just searched on google how much people make working for him to see if he was just all talk about the wages and just as an intern they get payed 16-18 dollars an hour and he’s straight forward also he’s great speech person with how he just reads the questions and didn’t take 5 seconds to answer them. I am amazed 😃
I started a vending machine business last year as a side job while I am employed to a corporate world. Now I rely more on my earnings in my vending machine business. Such a good idea to start one
*Appreciate your videos! I’m 54 and younger generations should know there’s no shortcut to acquiring wealth, but there are ways to go about it. Fellow millionaires don’t tell the poor/middle class they need the knowledge of finance coaches to help build their wealth. If anyone here needs a good coach, here’s it..*
bugz1591 everything seems great when you only say the positives about a law change, but there’s always a hidden backlash. For example store prices will skyrocket
Store prices will skyrocket and all those jobs that will get paid $15 an hour will be replaced by robots. It's happening as we speak. No point of that wage if there are no jobs
@@Claricio People in Norway pay much higher taxes and prices are generally higher than in the US, yet quality of life is great. Even a janitor will be able to send his kids to college, has access to good medical services and can at the very least pay the rent for a decent household for his family. High prices wouldn't be an issue if purchasing power, in the form of decent wages, kept up with them. And yes, I know a 7 million population makes implementing those standards easier than a 300 million one but incremental steps could be taken instead of treating employees as used tissue paper and feeding them scraps.
Yeah, but here's another solution: theres already government jobs that pay over 15/hr that dont require a college degree. Those departments are always short staffed, too, so they'll always need workers.
@@mappybc6097 Norway also doesn't outspend other nations I'm military spending by far, doesn't have to make interest payments on tens of trillions in national debt, maintain the largest prison population, and have the most expense college and medical systems in the world...
KamariFerrari what about small businesses? Like I understand companies like amazon and Walmart can afford to pay $15 an hour but what about your local shops? Won’t this just wipe out the small business and allow the corporations to grow as a result? I’m genuinely curious and I really want to hear other people’s point of view
@@mitchelll3189 It would be a huge boon to small businesses. Maybe not in the first or second month of paying those hourly rates but relatively quickly local businesses will thrive under that. The thing that local businesses have to compete over the cheap prices of big stores is quality that usually comes at a slight cost premium. Most people don't want to pay less for a worse service or worse products so once they start getting paid more and get some debts out of the way they will go to those local businesses much more frequently than they otherwise would
Mitchell L small businesses can manage themselves better. Countless times I see local businesses with far too many employees on duty doing nothing and wasting time just to get paid 7 dollars an hour. Higher minimum wage can encourage employing only what is necessary for a wage that will influence the employee to demonstrate effective habits while on duty
It is bad business to pay for 15 dollars an hour for a task that should only cost $7 dollars an hour to complete. Example, cashiers at fast food restaurants, were demanding 15 dollars an hour, they are now getting replaced with automatic ordering machines that allow customers to put in their order. Operating cost of those machines are less than 15 dollars an hour. If you force a business to pay 15 dollars an hour for a low skilled worker, a business will do whatever it can to reduce that cost. Raising the minimum wage will not fix the issue. Those jobs are meant for low skilled high school students, not to support entire families. Continued increases to the minimum wage, will cause everyone to be pay $20 for a fast food burger. . . who is going to pay that?
Mitchell L Walmart, target, Amazon want 15 an hour min wage. They can afford the 100k point of sale and inventory systems that eliminate jobs. Small stores cannot. Local Walmart had one attendant to 10 self checkout registers last time I was there. That’s what 15 an hour looks like
@ 8:11 to 11:04 Mark's answer on recession is basically all his philosophies wrapped into one. Skip there if you don't want to watch the whole 13 minutes
People think Mark Cuban is arrogant person. Not at all, just a Pittsburgh guy who made it and went, “well… FU&@ this is awesome”, and getting money doesn’t change you, it just brings out your inner yinzer
No inner yinzers are just crotchety terrible people, I'd argue that you have to shed the yinzer persona if you wanna make it anywhere outside of pittsburgh
I've learned a lot in this 13 min video than my 15 years at school. Thank you, and I wish all of you a good luck and success. Restarting in life, hopefully being 23 isn't too late lol
I love the fact that he said bitcoin is "too confusing for 99% of people". That is the best thing an influencer like Mark could have said. Just keep in mind, that same remark was said about netflix, facebook, internet, even computers. Ever heard of the product adoption curve? Crypto is in the "early adopter - early majority phase". Most of you have heard of Bitcoin/crypto, but just don't know what it is or are too skeptical; because it is too underground at the moment. Look into it, do your own research, and see if its the next Qualcomm, Microsoft stock etc. Maybe it is not for you. The takeaway is to realize that it will, for a fact, be a part of your future in some form or fashion. Note: I am just a guy intrigued by technology and what is next for our fast paced movements of the last 30 years. Still have a lot to learn. Much respect for Mark!
By its very own nature, crypto is completely impossible to understand for pretty much everybody. It's not like TV, a computer or Internet. Very niche class of protocols, even as an expert it's hard to fully understand each blockchain out there. Crypto is purely technical. Denying it is like saying Linux can be used by your average Joe.
Lol, I understand why this seems rude, but at some point, being humble for humble's sake instead of a giving a truthful answer is not worth much. Dude's a billionaire.
Your comment is a perfect example of taking a single part of something and blowing it out of proportion. He continues his answer after that line, but you fully ignore it because quite literally it's easy for a billionaire.
This dude is really straight forward with his answer, totally love this kind of answer
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@@Zleek Ikr :v
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Mark may be the only billionaire who will actually say “I’m rich. I can do what I want!” Lots of respect for his honesty.
He is just stating a fact
badabing badaboom
And the president. He did what ever he wanted.
In Bernie Sanders’ America, he will be tortured.
Donald Trump said that decades ago.
"If you have potential, chances are you are working for expert"
He just owned me with this.
🤮
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I dont get it
everyone works for someone
@@fetBnot everyone buddy…I mean I do, but not everyonr
I love the fact that the people working for him are earning a living wage and he makes sure if that. Most business or business owners don’t think like that. This is next level
He's one of a rare breed that still believes you'll get back more than you give your employees if you treat them right. When so many other businesses are taking advantage of employees, and taking advantage of the government, Cuban's proof you can still become a billionaire with honesty and integrity.
Oh business owners know this. They are just hoping for the hidden subsidies and hoping that taxpayers don't understand the economics of them.
“How do I start a business with no money, no knowledge, and no passion?”
Mark: “You don’t”
😂😭 Mark, you are the goat🐐
Gianni Newman lmao
I don't think he said something wrong
There's no point of hiring jerks, doing what you hate especially in the world where almost 95percent+ startups fail
@@AnkitSharma-nf5qm mashallah tbark allah alhamdulillah inshallah better astagfirullah
@@AnkitSharma-nf5qm Nobody said he said anything wrong. Plus it was a stupid question anyway. "How do I start a business without all the things needed to start a business?"
1:50 "I'm rich! I can do whatever I want."
Mark Cuban,
2019
He is so full of himself that it makes me trust him and like his sincerity.
Usually that has the opposite effect..
@@BigDocAnime Nah... what usually has the opposite effect is someone who is full of themselves but creates a distance between you and them, as though they are a god or something. Mark Cuban, as well as other business persons (i.e. Jack Ma), make you feel like, "Yeah... although it would take a lot more, the same rules apply to me as to you, and everything can come falling down for me as well."
And that's why they seem more approachable, which is great if you're gonna be a successful business person.
He's full of himself, but that's because he has so much substance. He's one of the few actually self-made billionaires out there.
@@pawala7 yeah agreed
Cool, then you should love Donald Trump #202
“Be someone who reduces the stress of the people around you” I wish I knew that before going to interview and failing miserably.
Don’t even get me started on failing interviews. Gosh dang I suck at them so hard
How does knowing that help with interviews?
How would you have answered your interview differently?
Not trying to be patronising. I'm genuinely clueless.
brandon tan A good rule of thumb for showing you reduce stress in the workplace in an interview is by being interactive and positive. Ask the person interviewing you how their day is going, make small talk and make yourself relatable. Employers love employees who can relate to and manage their other employees, it makes their job easier.
@@123Mathzak I see. I'll keep that in mind. Thanks for answering!
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This is way more valuable than I expected it to be. He's giving in-depth answers
"Food insecurity." First time I heard it like that. I've experienced that throughout my childhood. And even some of my adulthood. I really liked Mark's answer to the living/minimum wage question.
You would think someone as rich as Cuban wouldn't care about people earning minimum wage. But the fact that he supports everyone having a living wage and his reasons for it really resonates with me. Mad respect
@@youngwang97 yep, unfortunately not many billionaires think like that. huge respect to Mark.
@@youngwang97 he maybe be 2.6 % of the net worth of Bezos but morally he seems a 1000x more valueable
@@bloodwargaming3662 You do know that Amazon was one of the first large companies to start paying all their employees at least $15 an hour, right?
@@kevinehrlich6988 At what cost? Peeing in bottles?
"Do you want a Bitcoin?"
Mark: "No I want a banana"
Well it's his loss
@@ladboii2901 he’s the billionaire not you lmao
@@tenesinsixtiliev he literally invests in crypto lmaoo
Reject humanity, return to monke
@@ladboii2901 you only profit once you sell. And all you "experts" just say hold when it dips. Soon it's gonna crash completely tho and u won't have anything.
Most of the answers he gives actually hits the nail on the head.
Woah, businessmen make good decisions? Who would’ve thought? ...Oops- I mean eat the rich.
@@doyouknowkeplertwentytwob4032 Child labor is a great decision
@@theonlyalecazam2947 Which company that Cuban is involved with employs child labor?
@@theonlyalecazam2947 you mean like the labor that made the device you wrote this comment on?
So this is what an actual "very smart, very stable" actual billionaire actual businessman sounds like.
Crazy.
Van Damage dude Trump lost millions in the casino business, how does one even do that
And fyi Cuban’s an independent
@@jaybizzle1995 Yeah he might have lost millions but he is still a billionaire lol
@@biesman5 prove it
@@biesman5 Actually, experts put his wealth at about $130 million. Almost all of which he inherited.
@@ryanbarthel5352 experts? Lmao how does one evaluate a private company...his plane is worth more than that idiot
3:28 “I’d rather have bananas. I can eat bananas”
Mark Cuban,
2019
People still think all the other alt coins with various types of functionality and that are faster than BTC have no value. I don't think he can see beyond BTC because he's super wealthy and probably don't think about cryptos ability to help people in developing countries bank and tranacte for the first time.
Someone do the math, how much bananas do Cuban worth?
I'd rather have brass. If anything happens and money/gold is useless, brass will buy you anything.
Gah but Commodities industry is now heavily corrupt and evil in their end result. But he's right it's about critical value to humans.
@@kazkaz8131 yeah... but can you eat it?
I like that he actually answering the question instead of trolling them.
"A good business partner is someone who makes me money". Now I can't think of any other answer😂😂
Wow this guy seems smart, he should start a business
Also seems like he'd be great for a tv show
I think you're onto something. Maybe a show where he sits in a big chair next to 3 other people, and entrepreneurs pitch them ideas and ask for money for a percentage of ownership in their company?
🤣🤣
Should probably run some sort of sports franchise too. Maybe something in Texas involving a tall German Goat.
Someone needs to tell him this ASAP!!
This guy would also be a good dad
Kevin O'Leary would say "no" to the kids and non-profits in a heartbeat.
Canada’s ‘Shark Tank’ is called ‘Dragon’s Den’ and they had kids episodes and for profit charity pitches. Kevin was on that show first and invested in both those types of pitches.
dinobotpwnz Facts!
Can you imagine him telling a kid “you’re dead to me” or “some other company is gonna copy your product and squash you like the cockroach you are” 😂😂😂
@@akiblue Probably because he wants to show Canada that he's nice
jacko89d not at all, he’s Canadian and ran for the Conservative party leadership, everyone knows his arrogance, but I think it’s all a show, business is business, charity is charity.
He would say, "Take it behind the barn and shoot it"
I can appreciate what he said about minimum wage. That's a unique outlook for a businessman, honestly. But it's because he's so financially secure he doesn't have to worry about how to scrape by.
I'm sure he did at some point in his life, which is why he has that outlook in the first place. That's the difference between people who never had to suffer through money problems anytime in their lives and those who did. We all hope to come out of it someday, but it's good that when someone does, they don't lose touch with the financially struggling class that they were once a part of
How many businessmen have you talked to?
The potential aftershocks of rent/goods hiking up jumps out as a concern for raising up to $15 an hour
Not sure what his thoughts are on thst
He's been there. Remember the part about living six in a three bedroom apartment?
It’s also not helpful always. Some people have to refuse raises because they’ll be kicked out of programs like free health care etc if they make too much. That means suddenly they’re paying more for things than they used to, and now make less money
I like his reasoning regarding minimum wage. He is a successful capitalist but he also understands what motivates the 99%
exactly. he’s legitimately a self made billionaire and has lived the poor life.
15 a hour isn't enough. You literally can't afford a one bedroom apartment anywhere in the U.S on 15 a hour
@@Ball.Daily11 it depends on which states you lived in. If it's in California, then f no
@Muhidden Y. Misbak no it doesn't depend on the state. Literally you cannot afford a one bedroom apartment nowhere in the U.S on 15 dollars a hour
@@Ball.Daily11I moved out making $12/hour and lived in mckinney Texas (the #2 safest city in the U.S.)
I was poor for a year but I made it
Excellent, honest, no-BS, compassionate human being. Rare among the super wealthy.
I’m not Americam but deals with super rich. I must say that most of them are well-mannered, honest, direct, no-BS type of people.
1:50 "I'm rich! I can do whatever I want."
Mark Cuban,
2019
The way life is supposed to be
All I can think of is Dave Chapelle saying "IM RICH BITACH!"
People can change their minds, crazy
It's insane how smart this guy is, the combination of "get on an elevator. PITCH!", and long extensive answers on real causes is really cool
i wanna like your comment but i also dont want to change the number of likes it has
Imagen how much training he has had...and the video cutting also makes it look more perfect badass than it was during recording. But he is both intelligent, smart and wise for sure
I actually don't think he's that smart. A hard worker? No doubt. But some of his advice doesn't make a lot of sense to me.
Henry R if someone who’s really smart gives you advice that you don’t understand, odds are it’s not them who’s not smart
The dude with a Borat profile pic talking about intelligence lmao
Mark Cuban: I'm not a big mentor guy.
Tai Lopez disliked that.
Who's that?
Lmfaaaooooo
Tai: “Wonder how I got this Ferrari? Let me show you how-“
Mark: “Yeah how about I just buy you?”
@@Toastandbananas130 well it's not his Ferrari, he's leasing it
YO MUMMA Oh I know lol. He leases almost everything
This was far more informative than what I anticipated. Never knew who Mark Cuban was before (not american), but I'm impressed. He didn't come with the usual bs of "tips to make you rich" or "habits of successful people", in fact he criticized that stuff and I commend him for that. Great guy!
Have you ever watched Shark Tank show??
His quote about people who think they're irreplaceable applied directly to me. I was recently pushed out of my startup leadership team and even though I was definitely wronged and blindsided, I also wasn't quite humble enough. Didn't see it coming.
Alright, this is what I’m talking about. Billionaires answering questions.
They give us a perspective that we probably wouldn't have thought of.
for reals
This is one of the greatest Q&A ever.
He knows his craft well, the craft of making money.
he should start a show where he sits down with other entrepreneurs and allows people to pitch their products/business in person.
Not.enough to.go.around That’s brilliant! I cannot believe no one has thought about that yet
Lol
lol, you should pitch it to him
I sense a woosh incoming. Any day now...
They should name it Shark Tank too.
This is the first time I see mark talk about non-basketball topics, I always admired his willingness to learn about small but important details in basketball, event though he's an owner, not a coach or assistant or whatever. He looks like a smart guy that deserves to be where he is, unlike some other rich people.
Barbara: But your tie's a little low. And for that reason, I'm out.
It's annoying, indeed
So real talk, Cuban seems genuine, and I like it.
He’s always been that way
This guy is a complete bullshitter, I had to end 3 mins in
I think that's how he wins people over.
This guy is genius, and he's a genius with the rare ability to communicate his knowledge in a way that's easy to understand. You want to live a better life, I'd start by listening to what he has to say.
This video was a lot longer than what I expected and what I usually would sit through for a Q&A style video, but I'm glad I watched all of it. Didn't know Mark Cuban was such a compassionate guy.
At least he’s a billionaire that doesn’t give me the PEDO vibes.
Omg right
Krish Ataliya Elon give me bad vibes
@@cat4331 well elons a billionaire and you're not
flum true, gotta pay my respects
@@flum6881 gee sick burn dude
My hero. A successful person who thinks about others. Thank you Mark Cuban for your humour and humanity. We need more like you.
This is by far the most valuable Tech Support video WIRED has put out.
1:50 “it’s easy I’m rich” I wanna be like that
yo but right after that he said he went 7 years without a vacation!
@@BasementDwellers Well you gotta get rich somehow.
@@CockatooDude ya i agree, im just saying gets rich comes with tradeoffs
@@BasementDwellers 7 years for a lifetime without stress where do i sign in
I love Mark Cuban! He’s so straight forward and I love how he thinks and how honest he is
Best advice ever: fire stress creators, give stress eliminators a raise. LOVE IT!
Mark Cuban (2019) not a fan of crypto
Mark Cuban (2021) reveals he's a crypto whale
No, in video he mentioned that crypto is only worth what you pay for it.
@@hoanglongchau120 look at the date of the video. This was a while ago
I'm with James. It seems contradictory but really is not. In 2019 he says BTC is worth what people make it worth, he doesn't say he would ever own BTC. He has so much money he diversifies.
If it takes 10million usd to be a crypto whale and there is potential in the crypto market anybody diversifying their assets would buy some. Mark's net worth is over 5.2bn now take that and divide it by 100million, that's 52. So mark has 52 times 100million. Divide that by 10, if a crypto whale is 10million, Mark can be about 520 crypto whales. So the real question you should be asking is why does it supprise you.
Did I just learn to like Mark Cuban?
You didn't before??
No you already liked him before
Hoe could you not like him? He’s one of the few humble billionaires!
The answer for what the looked in a leader was spot on. I worked for a great company but they did not invest the time in my training and I was working on old tools which did not improve my skill set. Eventually I had to quit as I did not see any improvement in my career.
He's got a yang tweet lol
I just noticed mark cuban’s ears and i can’t unnoticed them.
Some people could and did writes books about a lot of the topic questions and they deal in depth. But, because this guy is so brutally honest you don't need to reach a whole book just to understand and know the answers.
Who didn’t tell him to fix his tie?
It's the only thing I see....
He doesn’t need to impress anyone. He’d rather say “idgaf” and be comfortable lol
Ur mother. 🤣🤣
He hates suits and ties so I think his intention was to look like he DGAF.
@@particle_wave7614 Probably that was the case lmao I love mark, but its a shame because its a nice tie, would looked great if he fixed it
Hey Mark, you should totally do more of these q&a sessions. It's amazing.
Despite being a billionaire, Mark Cuban is such a down to earth guy!
I feel he's a little aggressive the way he talks but yes he has excellent advice. I agreed upon everything he said. He does seem pretty modest and frank for being a billionaire.
lmao, if he only know whats hes actually attitude is.
He is self made. That’s why
Down to earth?
Said no one ever
To be honest, heard of this guy vaguely, and definitely didn't know what kinda questions he'd take up. But his answer to the crypto bubble one was informative, and deeply satisfying. Just bang on!! Loved it
“I’m rich I can do whatever I want” - MC flexing on the other 99%
Mark Cuban is in the Yang Gang no doubt
Fawaz Mohsin what's the yang gang
Omar Khan he’s running for presidency, he went viral and his numbers keep going up check him out for sure
He’s not an idiot, so no
@@bobbyjones6668 Okay Bobby.
Bobby Jones Better than most dem candidates. What makes you think he’s an idiot?
Did Mark Cuban just hint he's thinking about being a presedential candidate?
WeMakeVideosCA I know!!! And still everyone in here is obsessed with his “rich guy” answer...
Yeah, I've seen a few videos where he mentioned wanting to run for presidency
He's talked about it before, whether or not he's serious tbd
He recently said he strongly considered it, but then talked to his kids and they said no.
Not going to happen. All 3 of his kids told him no
I love how honest he is “im rich, if i want to go on vacation, i go on my own private plane”
"Reduce the stress of the people around you" has been, without having said it in those words, kinda my motto. I read about not thinking you'd know better than the people in charge, not complaining just because you feel entitled, and enjoying seeing other people's lives looking better cause you're there... it's paid off every.single.time. And not necessarily regarding money.
"5a. The butterfly effect applies. We don't know what combination of big or little things will make the things better or worse until they happen." - Mark Cuban, 3 months before 2020.
Really hit the nail on the head there bud
Love this sort of content (related to business). I could listen to Mark answering Twitter questions all day.
Same here.
Mark Cuban, the man who would rather have bananas than gold. But then again, "It's easy, I'm rich!"
pretty sure he means an amount of bananas with the same value, not literally 1 banana instead of 1 gold ingot lol
@@_._._._._._._._._._._._._. ty captain obvious
@@dambition7495 Not so obvious for everyone let's be honest...
Daniel Ambition your welcome Sargent Sarcasm
Christ I make a joke and you fuckers gotta suck all the fun out of it, thanks.
- Do all you can to be great at your job. But you have to be honest with yourself.
- Be someone who reduces the stress of the people around you.
- Be honest with yourself about whether you're a stress creator or stress reducer.
This was actually surprisingly insightful. Great advice!
He tells it the way it the way he sees it. Not always right or tactful, but direct and pragmatic.
Honestly I can see Mark Cuban running for President in the near future.
He was floating the idea last cycle as well
Better title: Mark Cuban wears a suit, and he wasn't going to court
I have a lot more respect for Cuban after watching this. He seems like the ambitious version of a reasonable human being.
Recession "butterfly effect" 2020: Someone eats a snake in china. Millions in the US become unemployed.
*bat. but yeah
Or bat haha
Or anything that moves on earth except table and flies except airplane
Is it really millions?
@@HilmyA.S. over 16 million
As a Dem, I'd somersault over party lines if Cuban ran as a republican.
That’s exactly the thought that this video left me with. Sign me the F@ck up.
well not with his views, he won't
I third this notion… but is he even openly republican? Because it seems to me he would probably fit the ideals of a libertarian despite being to intelligent to associate with the people that actually constitute the official libertarian party.
5:32 "Could pay for UBI..." #Yanggang
The way he said “went 7 years without a vacation” makes me feel bad that i have not taken one vacation in my working life, of near 20 years.... i have not really thought of it before now lol
Thats your choice. I was working at mcdonalds and took a vacation.
LisaH Well, obviously. Never said it wasn’t
@@aspire4more Oh okay sorry.
Dang and here i thought i was working hard , gotta step up my rookie numbers of only 2 years. Hope you get to treat yourself tho
Fawks Masters do it then no one cares here
So rich that he doesn't care to straighten his tie.
he's well known to hate suits and can't stand why people wear them
I think he mentioned that he wanted to become so rich that he doesn't have to wear a tie/suit. And he became that rich.
Recycled comment.
@@Icrine I'm just like him,but broke.
He’s just gonna have someone to do it for him after
3:58 a good bussiness partner is somebody who makes me money.
i just loved that
i mean the man's put there spittin straight facts
When he talked about paying minimum wage. It makes you see how humble he really is and sees it as a form of service to give back to the community. He's a respectable wealthy person.
He seems so harsh and wreckless on Shark Tank but that person was only for the viewership.
Customer service is so important to me. If a store has amazing customer service, I'll definitely come back, and I'll definitely recommend it to other people. It makes me want that business to succeed. Likewise, if the people working at a place are super rude, condescending, or impatient, then I'll never go there again-- even if their products or prices were really great!
For this 13 minutes I felt like I'm somebody. Thanks Mark, for increasing my self esteem temporarily.
Mark: “We don’t know what combination of big or little things will make things better or worse”
China: “hold my bat”
I feel like Mark really represents a lot of the good qualities of America and I really respect that
I want to be a stress reducer is potentially a good interview answer. 😆 everybody should take note and use on interviews! We love you Mark!
Wired : is it me or is the audio a bit weird?
Also Wired : I'm gonna add a loud beat now
I just searched on google how much people make working for him to see if he was just all talk about the wages and just as an intern they get payed 16-18 dollars an hour and he’s straight forward also he’s great speech person with how he just reads the questions and didn’t take 5 seconds to answer them. I am amazed 😃
I started a vending machine business last year as a side job while I am employed to a corporate world. Now I rely more on my earnings in my vending machine business. Such a good idea to start one
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Elizabeth Greenhunts
get to her with the name
It sounded pretty nice what he said about minimum wage
bugz1591 everything seems great when you only say the positives about a law change, but there’s always a hidden backlash. For example store prices will skyrocket
Store prices will skyrocket and all those jobs that will get paid $15 an hour will be replaced by robots. It's happening as we speak. No point of that wage if there are no jobs
@@Claricio People in Norway pay much higher taxes and prices are generally higher than in the US, yet quality of life is great. Even a janitor will be able to send his kids to college, has access to good medical services and can at the very least pay the rent for a decent household for his family. High prices wouldn't be an issue if purchasing power, in the form of decent wages, kept up with them.
And yes, I know a 7 million population makes implementing those standards easier than a 300 million one but incremental steps could be taken instead of treating employees as used tissue paper and feeding them scraps.
Yeah, but here's another solution: theres already government jobs that pay over 15/hr that dont require a college degree. Those departments are always short staffed, too, so they'll always need workers.
@@mappybc6097 Norway also doesn't outspend other nations I'm military spending by far, doesn't have to make interest payments on tens of trillions in national debt, maintain the largest prison population, and have the most expense college and medical systems in the world...
Mark Cuban is my idol, the most straight forward person ever.
Millionaire before 30, bought the mavs and turned it around, kills it on shark tank. A true idol
The part about the wages was just like wow I never thought of it like that
KamariFerrari what about small businesses? Like I understand companies like amazon and Walmart can afford to pay $15 an hour but what about your local shops? Won’t this just wipe out the small business and allow the corporations to grow as a result? I’m genuinely curious and I really want to hear other people’s point of view
@@mitchelll3189 It would be a huge boon to small businesses. Maybe not in the first or second month of paying those hourly rates but relatively quickly local businesses will thrive under that. The thing that local businesses have to compete over the cheap prices of big stores is quality that usually comes at a slight cost premium. Most people don't want to pay less for a worse service or worse products so once they start getting paid more and get some debts out of the way they will go to those local businesses much more frequently than they otherwise would
Mitchell L small businesses can manage themselves better. Countless times I see local businesses with far too many employees on duty doing nothing and wasting time just to get paid 7 dollars an hour. Higher minimum wage can encourage employing only what is necessary for a wage that will influence the employee to demonstrate effective habits while on duty
It is bad business to pay for 15 dollars an hour for a task that should only cost $7 dollars an hour to complete. Example, cashiers at fast food restaurants, were demanding 15 dollars an hour, they are now getting replaced with automatic ordering machines that allow customers to put in their order. Operating cost of those machines are less than 15 dollars an hour. If you force a business to pay 15 dollars an hour for a low skilled worker, a business will do whatever it can to reduce that cost. Raising the minimum wage will not fix the issue. Those jobs are meant for low skilled high school students, not to support entire families. Continued increases to the minimum wage, will cause everyone to be pay $20 for a fast food burger. . . who is going to pay that?
Mitchell L Walmart, target, Amazon want 15 an hour min wage. They can afford the 100k point of sale and inventory systems that eliminate jobs. Small stores cannot. Local Walmart had one attendant to 10 self checkout registers last time I was there. That’s what 15 an hour looks like
This guy also was the president of the USA in Sharknado 3.
This dude is very humble and honest love it
Mark Cuban is one of the few rich people who really remembers all the facets of being broke
8:19 what a great quote on time.
@ 8:11 to 11:04 Mark's answer on recession is basically all his philosophies wrapped into one. Skip there if you don't want to watch the whole 13 minutes
People think Mark Cuban is arrogant person. Not at all, just a Pittsburgh guy who made it and went, “well… FU&@ this is awesome”, and getting money doesn’t change you, it just brings out your inner yinzer
No inner yinzers are just crotchety terrible people, I'd argue that you have to shed the yinzer persona if you wanna make it anywhere outside of pittsburgh
I've learned a lot in this 13 min video than my 15 years at school. Thank you, and I wish all of you a good luck and success. Restarting in life, hopefully being 23 isn't too late lol
Late???? Are you kidding me
BLEW MY MIND: time =trust!!!!
Andrew Yang is everywhere, even in the questions.
I think he does that on purpose. Like, he specifically engineers his social media presence so people know who he is.
I love the fact that he said bitcoin is "too confusing for 99% of people". That is the best thing an influencer like Mark could have said. Just keep in mind, that same remark was said about netflix, facebook, internet, even computers. Ever heard of the product adoption curve? Crypto is in the "early adopter - early majority phase". Most of you have heard of Bitcoin/crypto, but just don't know what it is or are too skeptical; because it is too underground at the moment. Look into it, do your own research, and see if its the next Qualcomm, Microsoft stock etc. Maybe it is not for you. The takeaway is to realize that it will, for a fact, be a part of your future in some form or fashion. Note: I am just a guy intrigued by technology and what is next for our fast paced movements of the last 30 years. Still have a lot to learn. Much respect for Mark!
Blake True, but he also said he was NOT against bitcoin alltogether, he ended by saying ”... be careful with it”.
By its very own nature, crypto is completely impossible to understand for pretty much everybody. It's not like TV, a computer or Internet. Very niche class of protocols, even as an expert it's hard to fully understand each blockchain out there. Crypto is purely technical. Denying it is like saying Linux can be used by your average Joe.
Most valuable answers (In my opinion)
7:57
4:15
1:46 (Personal favorite)
His answer to the idea of an inevitable recession was the best.
Halfway through this I realized his tie was loose and couldn't un-see it.
Kevin Dexter or the duct tape over the apple logo
The man is worth 4 billion dollars and doesn’t know how to dress himself lmao
@@TheAustinGuy he is rich, he can do whatever he wants
It’s not his fault. You can see the microphone sticking out. The sound guy hid the mic and messed up the tie.
@@JasonDeGrawwhat a SOUND deduction 😜👍
1:46 "It's easy. I'm rich!" Wow ok then Mark.
Classic rich a$$hole
@@yw997 he is just telling the truth
Lol, I understand why this seems rude, but at some point, being humble for humble's sake instead of a giving a truthful answer is not worth much. Dude's a billionaire.
Your comment is a perfect example of taking a single part of something and blowing it out of proportion. He continues his answer after that line, but you fully ignore it because quite literally it's easy for a billionaire.
@@contractkiller7634 im just joking pal
End 2019: No one knows when a recession is coming.
Begin 2020: Coronavirus.
0:54 seconds in and I absolutly live this guy!
I remember seeing this video when it released. Two years later it showed up, and I got answer to few of my questions. Thanks Cuban. Always your fan.
sad, youre a fan of a billionare?
I can’t imagine this guy was our town bartender.
Me niether
Why not? I can definitely see it.
Bartenders the good ones anyways are natural hustlers
A Billionaire was once a bartender and another who was a security guard. Lifes. Lessson. Respect everyone.
Proof that everyone starts somewhere