HomeVideos

Vegas Sphere — The Most Memeable Stock Ever

Now Playing

Vegas Sphere — The Most Memeable Stock Ever

Transcript

778 segments

0:01

if you've been on social media at all

0:03

over the past couple of weeks you've

0:04

surely seen the giant HD video sphere

0:07

plopped on the Vegas Strip some fun

0:09

facts it is the world's largest and

0:11

highest resolution video screen it's 580

0:15

000 square foot screen it's the world's

0:17

largest spherical structure it's around

0:19

30 stories tall and it cost more than

0:21

two billion dollars to build which you

0:24

might not have realized is it's not just

0:26

an insane looking art installation and

0:28

billboard they haven't let anyone inside

0:30

yet but a couple of months from now

0:31

we're going to get to see what's going

0:33

on in there and it is an equally

0:34

impressive high-tech venue for concerts

0:37

theatrical Productions and it can even

0:39

transform itself into an immersive

0:41

sports arena and it it has to be the

0:44

most meme worthy viral aspirational

0:47

venue in the world everybody who goes to

0:48

Vegas is going to want tickets

0:50

regardless of what's going on in there

0:51

and the best part it's investable that's

0:54

right

0:55

sphere entertainment code ticker symbol

0:57

sphr today on dumb money our investment

1:00

in the future of entertainment and what

1:02

we think could become the next big meme

1:04

stock

1:05

this is dumb money live

1:10

Dave here along with Chris and Jordan we

1:12

are done money welcome to dumb money

1:14

live let's try to make this video go

1:16

viral maybe uh maybe post a link on Wall

1:19

Street bets but at minimum just give us

1:20

a tap on the like button it's quick it's

1:22

easy it's free Chris Jordan some

1:24

background on sphere entertainment Co

1:26

it's a bit of a complex restructuring

1:28

MSG entertainment which owns Madison

1:31

Square Garden and Christmas Spectacular

1:33

and some other things they uh spun off

1:36

as a separate entity uh ticker symbol

1:38

msge and the parent company renamed

1:41

itself sphere Entertainment Company

1:42

ticker symbol sphr which is now the

1:47

actual sphere itself plus MSG networks

1:50

which is the regional Sports networks

1:51

for the Knicks and the Rangers and also

1:53

Tau group hospitality and they still own

1:57

about two billion dollars worth of msge

1:59

so sphere Entertainment Group sphr they

2:02

have a 1.2 billion dollar market cap

2:04

right now there's posted on Wall Street

2:06

bets explaining why it's undervalued I

2:09

think that kind of makes sense but Chris

2:12

Jordan I want to hear uh why you like

2:14

sphere

2:17

well Dave uh I own it I bought it and

2:21

that's what I hear

2:23

gosh I am actually I put an order in to

2:26

buy more this morning it just went

2:29

through okay so

2:31

just I just added to my spirit just from

2:33

from uh like

2:35

percentage of portfolio standpoint is

2:37

this a high conviction trade for you is

2:39

it medium what do you what are you doing

2:40

okay well to understand it let's just

2:43

let's start by talking about Vegas

2:44

because spear is all about Vegas

2:47

for those of you that are young

2:49

Millennials or Jen's ears watching this

2:53

Vegas has had virtually nothing fun for

2:58

20 years okay when we used to do Vegas

3:00

there used to be Lions there used to be

3:04

pirate ship war shows on the strip and

3:08

it seemed like every year they were

3:09

trying to introduce something new

3:11

someone had a new spectacle that got you

3:14

to go well I got to go back to Vegas and

3:15

see that Vegas in the 90s and the 2000s

3:20

was the funnest place on Earth there was

3:24

always something new always something

3:26

exciting it wasn't about the most

3:28

luxurious Resort beating out the next

3:31

most luxurious Resort it was about this

3:33

Resort has something crazy or this

3:35

Resort has something super fun or that

3:38

it morphed from being like you would you

3:40

would go there because there was a new

3:41

Cirque du Soleil that you wanted to see

3:43

now it's become like well there's the

3:46

most expensive bottle service at this

3:48

pool let's go see if we can

3:50

pay ten thousand dollars a day just to

3:52

sit by the pool here's a thing man Vegas

3:55

has sucked for so long like I know I

3:59

sound like someone who is talking about

4:01

the way Vegas used to be in the 50s or

4:03

60s who I I used to think of those

4:06

people as like what are you talking

4:07

about Vegas strip everyone left the old

4:09

strip I'm talking about the old strip as

4:12

like the 90s and the 2000s that was my

4:16

Vegas that was fun Vegas Vegas has none

4:20

of that anymore until the spear hit the

4:25

internet a few weeks ago this spear is

4:28

everything that Vegas should be it's

4:31

everything that everybody actually wants

4:34

something that is mind-blowingly

4:37

interesting and cool and spectacular

4:39

right like in the world of being on your

4:41

phone all day getting dopamine hits all

4:43

day the spear is the ultimate dopamine

4:47

hit like people are going to go to the

4:49

spear from every country in the world

4:51

just to experience something different

4:55

something spectacular right just like

4:58

you used to go just to see the Eiffel

5:00

Tower for the first time or the Bellagio

5:02

Fountains those were those were like the

5:04

big draws and this has just really

5:06

outdone Vegas a multi-billion dollar

5:11

theater that in my mind is the

5:13

equivalent to do you remember when the

5:16

first movie theater came out that

5:19

actually had like leather recliners and

5:22

served you real food and they charged

5:25

triple the price and everybody was fine

5:27

with it and now every single movie

5:29

theater that's still out there is

5:31

converting to something like that it

5:33

seems because they just revolutionize

5:36

what our expectations were well we've

5:38

had the same sort of Arenas the same

5:41

sort of concert venues for decades they

5:43

just be getting bigger and bigger the

5:45

spear is like forget it we're gonna

5:47

completely change the game and by the

5:51

way nobody's really been inside to

5:53

experience

5:57

the only thing that's had really

5:59

happened is they've lit up the outside

6:00

right and so the outside is really all

6:03

you can see and so it builds that hype

6:05

cycle of what's it going to be like dude

6:07

Jordan but I think that's the most

6:09

genius thing that they did by the way is

6:11

they made the outside of it this

6:13

beautiful you know experience and then

6:16

and then they have like a team that all

6:18

they do is come up with these like super

6:19

high-res you know uh things to paint the

6:23

thing in which the eyeball is my

6:24

favorite one by the way guys endless

6:27

opportunities it will always be

6:29

something interesting and new and

6:32

relevant and fresh like this is the

6:34

equivalent of the Luxor 30 years ago

6:36

times 1 000 right yeah yeah you would go

6:40

just to take the tour of the building

6:41

and yeah it was different I don't know

6:45

it'll be like revolutionary for forever

6:47

but I think that right now you're going

6:49

to want to take to take a trip to Vegas

6:50

just to see it

6:51

yeah but look they don't get any Revenue

6:53

by you just going and looking at the

6:55

outside and so I think that's where it's

6:58

a it's a giant billboard

6:59

it is a giant billboard but they're not

7:01

using it as a billboard right now

7:02

they're making an eye and like the Earth

7:05

and all sorts of things like that

7:07

okay so Jordan here's a thing I I can

7:10

talk about how you know my investment

7:13

thesis is about the fundamentals or how

7:16

this thing is undervalued which a lot of

7:19

people are saying uh or I can talk about

7:22

the management team but to me none of

7:25

that matters I'm a social arbitrator

7:27

right so I care about one thing and one

7:30

thing only

7:32

the hype cycle going into the opening of

7:35

the spear this September I think is

7:38

going to be insane just based on the

7:42

early reads of the exterior of this

7:44

project this multi-billion dollar

7:47

experience opening with you know they're

7:49

opening with YouTube whatever

7:51

um every single person in the world

7:53

every media organization every content

7:56

creator everyone on social is going to

8:00

be posting about this talking about this

8:03

talk about the Ultimate Experience this

8:07

thing is going to have the biggest hype

8:09

cycle so many eyeballs are going to be

8:13

on this going into the launch this

8:16

September and then everyone in the world

8:18

is going to want to experience this at

8:22

least once assuming that the actual

8:25

experience itself on the inside is half

8:28

as cool as what we've seen on the

8:30

outside I I think similar to our Mattel

8:34

trade it's about getting in now before

8:37

the real hype cycle starts

8:40

to me I don't care about the

8:42

fundamentals all I care about is this

8:44

thing is should I think it will be hot

8:46

hot going into the grand opening this

8:50

September I want to be part of that

8:52

story I want to be in before that story

8:55

starts right and so I bought spear

8:58

because I think the excitement level for

9:01

this going into September is going to be

9:02

through the roof will all those people

9:04

that see the videos of spear on Tick

9:07

Tock come September that read the news

9:09

stories that seed on The Today Show that

9:12

are reading about it in the journal are

9:13

they all going to go out and buy the

9:14

stock of course not well some portion of

9:17

those people say wow this is kind of a

9:19

big deal do their research and choose to

9:23

buy this what appears to be a very low

9:25

float stock I think so and Dave in terms

9:28

of being a memeable investment stock it

9:31

absolutely has that going forward as

9:32

well so I'm in we're not financial

9:35

advisors this is just my thesis I am in

9:38

as a social ARB investor is it high

9:40

conviction no

9:43

um I don't know medium conviction

9:45

I think the risk reward going into the

9:48

opening before a single person ever

9:51

steps foot in this Arena

9:54

I don't see much downside because the

9:57

reviews that are going to be leaked you

9:59

know they're going to be spectacular

10:00

right like the first people technology

10:03

yeah the technology is like a whole new

10:06

immersive experience the same way the

10:08

outside is wrapped in this HD video

10:10

screen the inside is wrapped with an HD

10:12

video screen and they have these like

10:14

beam forming uh speakers that every seat

10:17

has perfect sound it's going to be an

10:19

experience unlike anything you've ever

10:20

seen and I think that there's going to

10:23

be a cycle that every single person who

10:25

goes to Vegas is going to post a picture

10:27

of that I mean it may get it may get

10:28

canceled just because people are sick of

10:30

seeing it the same way they're sick of

10:31

seeing beach pictures in the summer but

10:33

I think that everyone's going to post

10:35

about this and if they get to see inside

10:37

they're going to be posting their

10:38

experience but Dave if they do a good

10:40

job with this and I assume for a few

10:42

billion dollars of Technology it will be

10:45

spectacular right what's going to happen

10:48

I think is that any performer any

10:51

Entertainer that has the capability

10:54

ability to do something really special

10:55

something really interesting is going to

10:58

be lined up for their chance to do

11:00

limited engagements at spear because

11:03

people I think would be willing to spend

11:07

twice as much money probably maybe more

11:09

to experience something in this

11:13

revolutionary Arena right but I don't

11:16

think the tickets are twice as much I

11:18

think they could be but they right now

11:20

what I've seen the pricing of tickets

11:21

seems yeah concerts are expensive now

11:24

I'm like 200 bucks for the highest cost

11:26

seat seems very reasonable but Dave if

11:30

this ends up being spectacular which I

11:32

think it can be the pricing power in

11:35

Vegas for something like this is

11:38

enormous but it's not just about pricing

11:40

power the ability to attract some of the

11:43

most interesting talent in the world to

11:46

perform in limited engagements at spear

11:49

is yeah so that's where I want to get

11:51

into that that's kind of the problem

11:52

that I'm seeing here so they're opening

11:55

you know they're opening with YouTube

11:56

which is fine so I think they've they've

11:59

agreed to spend like 10 million dollars

12:01

plus

12:03

um you know I assume U2's gonna get the

12:05

bulk of the ticket sales but just just

12:07

as a little footnote I think it's

12:09

interesting we started out by talking

12:10

about Vegas of the 90s and to have you

12:12

two performing you know they remember

12:15

their new teach V tour that was like the

12:17

most revolutionary video audio

12:19

experience at the time where they had

12:21

like big screens in a stadium I I think

12:24

U2 actually is a fairly appropriate way

12:26

to kick off I think it's really weird uh

12:28

because you two like you know I mean

12:29

they haven't had a hit since the 90s um

12:31

but that's just it doesn't matter but

12:34

let's talk about this so you know

12:36

YouTube gets 10 million bucks plus they

12:37

get probably the bulk of the ticket

12:39

sales

12:40

um you know

12:41

um the sphere gets you know probably the

12:44

bulk of the concessions

12:46

but is that really is is that would you

12:48

invest in

12:50

like a concert venue like let's you know

12:55

this one no no stop like if you talk

12:57

about like you know the Cowboys Stadium

13:00

or something like that cities have to

13:02

heavily subsidize these things for them

13:04

to make economic sense

13:07

Vegas did Vegas is an investor about

13:11

you know who are the acts that they're

13:12

going to be able to pull in uh because

13:14

I've I've already read that a lot of

13:16

Acts aren't really interested in

13:17

performing within the sphere

13:19

um because it's a totally different

13:21

setup to what they're used to

13:23

um they're gonna have to go into all

13:24

sorts of different multimedia just to

13:25

make it make sense and so it's just not

13:27

something that a lot of bands are ready

13:30

to do so Jordan needs to have a show

13:32

designed around the venue which is well

13:35

you don't need a lot of bands it's one

13:37

venue in the world we don't need

13:39

hundreds of bands you don't you

13:41

literally need a very small handful of

13:44

limited it's one place and they're doing

13:47

one more yeah and literally turn it into

13:49

like a big night show right I mean think

13:52

about it like Celine Dion sold out in

13:54

Vegas for how many years like they could

13:55

just have a they could have a house

13:57

failed play no seriously

14:00

you have one performer that can sell out

14:04

two years of a place in Vegas like

14:06

literally one performer like you two if

14:09

they wanted they're not going to if if

14:11

you find a big like if you had somebody

14:13

like t-swift and they were willing to

14:15

just play in like one place but they're

14:17

not because they're going out and

14:19

killing it across across Jordan this is

14:21

big no what are you talking about in

14:23

Vegas we have people like Britney

14:24

spirits who will do one-year engagements

14:27

yeah and you're talking kind of like

14:28

spare like you know current B former A's

14:31

but current B celebrities but it still

14:33

makes a ton of money it doesn't matter

14:35

people pay people pay 300 400 a ticket

14:39

to see someone from for Celine Dion but

14:42

they could do that that's great they

14:43

could do that anywhere or they could do

14:45

that at win sphere or whatever but are

14:47

they going to really spend the extra 100

14:49

or 200 to watch it at the sphere when

14:51

ticket prices are already out of control

14:53

I would only need one Entertainer like

14:57

every six months or three to six months

14:59

that's it like you don't need hundreds

15:01

to agree to do this like that's the

15:02

thing all you need is of the thousands

15:05

of entertainers you find a small batch

15:07

that are willing to spend six to eight

15:10

months preparing and doing Tech and

15:12

doing all it's not for everybody it's

15:14

not for everybody if if the if the if

15:17

the business model of spear were to

15:19

build 500 Spears around the world I'd be

15:22

like okay I'm not exactly sure how

15:24

that's going to work but they're talking

15:26

about right now one plus one one in

15:29

London right one in Vegas does that make

15:32

sense you know tell me I mean does that

15:34

make sense to have basically one

15:35

performer come in for a month two months

15:37

and they're just the show that's at the

15:40

sphere for two months

15:42

um and then that's all the sphere is

15:43

really doing does that does that make

15:44

sense that's how Vegas works and the

15:48

money of those venues is insane

15:51

um like it's if they can what other

15:54

venues are getting you know hotel and

15:56

they're getting you know all sorts of

15:57

all sorts of different Revenue options

15:59

right if really all you're getting

16:02

is the concession

16:04

um as the venue does that make first of

16:06

all that doesn't that's not necessarily

16:09

true that what what's happening YouTube

16:11

for like a real big guy I mean most

16:13

these you know they're getting the bulk

16:15

of the ticket sales okay so okay

16:19

whatever they're doing today is

16:20

irrelevant if this thing there nobody

16:23

knows what the reaction is going to be

16:25

to the spear if we get a hugely positive

16:28

reaction they could do anything they

16:30

want they could close it off to any

16:31

entertain they could just they could

16:33

throw a a spear show they could have

16:35

like a circle lay Style Show at Spear

16:38

and there is no Entertainer and spear is

16:41

making 300 a ticket from every seat in

16:43

the house every single night for the

16:45

next five years because every single

16:47

person in the world is gonna want to see

16:50

this thing in Vegas for 300 dude

16:53

everybody that goes to Vegas usually

16:55

sees one or more shows at two or three

16:57

hundred dollars a ticket now the one

16:59

thing that I think is pretty genius is

17:00

they could like you said a giant

17:02

billboard you know you know they're

17:04

doing their eyeball or whatever and then

17:05

all of a sudden it just flashes come see

17:07

our three o'clock show whatever it's and

17:09

you can literally see that from almost

17:11

anywhere in Vegas I read the uh the

17:14

golfers at wins Golf Course are not very

17:17

happy because like it's right on the

17:19

golf course you see this giant

17:21

distracting eyeball looking at you

17:23

who cares though you're right but who

17:26

cares but for a little historical

17:28

perspective Elvis Presley had his

17:31

residency in Vegas and he did three 636

17:35

consecutive shows so Vegas

17:39

that wasn't like a sphere size you know

17:42

no it was just a at the international

17:44

that's what I'm saying so like he had

17:46

you know like a what 500 750 people show

17:50

up yes

17:56

Celine Dion

17:59

the world wants premium it wants the

18:02

best it wants something different people

18:05

want to be wowed they want to be wowed

18:08

and this is the most wowable

18:12

thing on earth theoretically from an

18:15

entertainment standpoint right it's the

18:17

most spectacular most differentiated

18:19

most interesting entertainment venue on

18:24

Earth Okay and like there's only one of

18:27

them right now there might be two of

18:29

them at some point in the near future

18:32

that has value to it right like that is

18:36

just that is they don't need to do that

18:39

much to sell tickets at one or two

18:40

places every day for the next two years

18:43

yes let's talk about the other part of

18:45

it so you know I read an article this

18:47

could be totally wrong but

18:50

um Tau basically bought you know 60 or

18:52

70 percent of

18:55

um the value of the sphere and so what

18:58

actually are you buying with SP no I

19:00

think

19:03

I thought they spun off Tau and the

19:05

spear owns a third of Tau I thought is

19:08

how it's structured I thought it was the

19:09

other way around but I could be wrong I

19:11

I you know what it's funny to me it

19:14

doesn't even matter because it's not

19:15

part of my trade thesis I mean you want

19:18

like a towel operating I mean it makes

19:20

perfect sense listen honestly I cannot I

19:23

can operate it I can operate I could

19:26

single-handedly I can go out to Vegas

19:28

this week and be like I'm taking over

19:31

marketing what do I have to book

19:33

I'll get like five entertainers over the

19:37

next two years to do limited engagements

19:39

I mean how hard can it be to fill the

19:42

most spectacular multi-billion dollar

19:44

entertainment venue in the world like

19:47

how hard can that I don't need marketing

19:50

firms to go scour talent to try to rope

19:52

them in that's not what this is about

19:54

like how hard can it be I I know that

19:58

they'll be able to pull that piece off

19:59

all I know is that all I know is that

20:00

there's an article saying that they've

20:01

been they've been having a hard time

20:03

booking talent I don't know if it's

20:04

because relationship with Dolan and

20:07

people don't like him or if it's because

20:09

I'll tell you why I have information on

20:11

Jordan I have information on so I I do I

20:14

do have a friend I'm not gonna say I do

20:15

have a friend who's affiliated with this

20:18

whole project and I talked to him uh a

20:21

couple months ago before it went before

20:23

it went viral and he told me that it's

20:27

just a really unique venue and so for

20:30

someone to book there there's a

20:32

tremendous amount amount of commitment

20:34

in terms of developing a custom show

20:38

learning about this new media and this

20:40

new technology U2 is the perfect type of

20:43

band that's like they're all in on it

20:45

but there will be others but it's not

20:48

for everyone you really have to invest

20:50

the time the effort to do something

20:52

spectacular that fits in this venue and

20:56

that is a problem

20:58

until the buzz gets out there and it

21:01

already has now the hype right to where

21:04

all of a sudden they'll go from people

21:06

being like do I really want to spend six

21:08

months with my team and millions of

21:10

dollars to figure this out when I could

21:12

just go perform at the same way I've

21:14

been performing for 30 years well that's

21:16

you know that's kind of part of my point

21:17

right so like uh George Strait you know

21:20

I went and saw him in Vegas his look I

21:23

mean

21:25

by the way

21:27

he would not do well in the sphere right

21:29

it doesn't make any sense for him to

21:32

play in the sphere but bro country would

21:35

make sense in the spear you know there's

21:37

a bro country artist out there that is

21:39

all over the trucks and American flags

21:41

and the fireworks yes

21:43

yes you have like Coors Light cans just

21:47

orbiting you dude the spear is not about

21:51

Coors Light the spear is about like if

21:54

it was country one of these bro country

21:56

guys going in and doing a weird show I

21:58

mean I actually could see someone like

22:01

Taylor Swift years down the road doing

22:03

something spectacular there but

22:05

um they're not going to want to pay that

22:09

money they don't need Taylor Swift right

22:10

because the spear is Taylor Swift that's

22:13

the thing the spear in itself is the

22:16

Taylor Swift so they can stick you too

22:18

and people will come that ordinarily are

22:22

done with you too like I have no

22:23

interest in seeing you two but I'll see

22:25

them at the spear you know what I'm

22:27

saying like I'm not gonna go see you two

22:29

perform in Dallas like I'm just done

22:31

with that like I'm not going to one

22:33

Stadium to see a concert anymore but

22:35

this is the way to draw you in the same

22:37

way I'm not going to a movie theater to

22:40

watch a movie but if you have some crazy

22:42

experience audience I might consider it

22:48

the world is not under investors have

22:50

been caught on to this yet I don't think

22:53

in terms of how differentiated this is

22:57

going to be again I'm I might have to

23:00

pay the price for completely ignoring

23:03

the fundamentals here

23:05

I'm not worried about fundamentals

23:07

because this thing hasn't even launched

23:08

yet I'm going to assume that there's a

23:10

business model somewhere for the spear

23:12

that actually makes sense but I don't

23:15

even care because the spears being

23:17

Priced Right Now based on whatever that

23:20

business model is

23:21

I don't know what it is okay I'm just

23:23

looking at some comments here

23:26

more people caring about the spear come

23:29

mid-september then care about it today I

23:32

care about having I'm going to say half

23:34

a billion dollars to a billion dollars

23:37

of free media free viral media between

23:42

September 1st and the end of this year

23:45

but because they will be on every talk

23:47

show they will be viral on every social

23:50

platform there is going to be pictures

23:53

and people talking about the spear and

23:55

their first experience at the spear

23:57

everywhere they don't have to pay for

23:59

media they don't have to Market everyone

24:02

in the world is going to be hearing

24:04

about this thing when it launches in

24:06

September I think yeah I mean it's a

24:08

good thing right because they don't

24:09

really make that much money on some of

24:11

these bigger name shows now you know to

24:14

me it's all about what they book and if

24:16

they have you know some extraordinary

24:17

shows how much are they going to utilize

24:20

that space what's that capacity look

24:22

like are they going to be utilizing it

24:24

all day every day you know if they can

24:26

get but you know the the concession

24:28

Revenue through I think maybe that makes

24:30

sense if

24:32

after of the sphere I would do the

24:35

YouTube concert maybe I do a couple

24:37

other big names and then after that I

24:39

would like do a deal at National

24:41

Geographic and have like nature stuff

24:43

and like anything like weird you know

24:45

that they're gonna have like it's not

24:47

just a nighttime one-time A Day concert

24:50

venue it is also like a fully it's a

24:53

wraparound movie theater that can do

24:55

whatever kind of shows and it can be an

24:57

all-day money maker I would want to be

24:59

having people pay 200 at 10 in the

25:03

morning for a 60 Minute

25:06

mind-blowing show where you're just

25:08

whatever right like and I want to be

25:10

having like 10 shows a day I would want

25:12

that place to be generating more Revenue

25:15

per square foot than any entertainment

25:18

venue in the history of Earth has ever

25:21

generated that's what I would do and I

25:23

want to keep every last penny of it I

25:25

would occasionally do big concerts I

25:28

would occasionally do stuff like that

25:30

just to keep the attention on it but

25:32

then in between I'd be running tickets

25:34

where I get to keep a hundred percent of

25:36

the revenue because everybody's going to

25:39

want to try the spear for themselves one

25:42

time people if you can find a compelling

25:45

set of shows to put in that facility

25:48

doesn't want 80 90 of the ticket Revenue

25:52

no like literally when you go to a place

25:54

that has an like an Omni Theater you

25:57

just watch whatever random volcano show

25:58

that they're showing just because you

26:00

want to see it you don't go because

26:01

you're interested in learning more about

26:02

volcanoes you go because that's the

26:04

thing you do inside of the Dome

26:07

100 the last thing I said by the way

26:09

that made me think of the last time I

26:11

went to the Omni Theater was when our

26:12

girls were a little bit smaller and we

26:14

went and saw uh rescue dogs of the Omni

26:17

it was fantastic and you would

26:20

definitely go see that in Vegas in a

26:22

bigger more high-tech version coming to

26:25

Vegas rescue dogs

26:29

if I were the uh the you know the

26:32

promoter of this thing the other thing I

26:34

would do is for bands that don't want to

26:37

spend time and money making a immersive

26:39

experience of their own stuff I'd have

26:41

so much like stock footage and and just

26:43

fully here's a two-hour show that we can

26:45

play in the background while you're

26:46

playing your music

26:48

right

26:49

yes by the way Dave we're seeing Barbie

26:51

at 7 p.m tonight just reminding you oh

26:54

okay do we have reserve seats yes yes

26:57

okay it's good seats yeah I bought I

27:00

reserved them like weeks ago so and what

27:02

are we seeing Oppenheimer

27:03

uh so that's a great question tomorrow

27:06

right

27:07

I'm going I want to see Oppenheimer like

27:09

next week uh sometime so if you want to

27:12

go see that together too I mean you know

27:14

Amy and Amy will be home by then so

27:16

she'll want to see that one but

27:17

uh do you realize that you and me Chris

27:19

we're going to the Barbie movie together

27:22

without our wives and girlfriends it's

27:25

gonna be interesting are you gonna wear

27:27

your pink shirt

27:29

I might please don't please don't no I

27:32

won't I won't repeat I I think we got to

27:35

go I'll be wearing a hat we're gonna go

27:37

low profile we're gonna sneak in that

27:41

theater and sneak out hopefully not

27:43

seeing anybody that we know oh my gosh

27:47

well it is right in our neighborhood the

27:49

theater we're going to so

27:50

[Laughter]

27:53

anyway

27:55

listen I like the risk reward on spear

27:58

um at least between now and September

28:01

who knows what happens if they open this

28:04

thing and people are like

28:06

it's not even that great I'm out

28:11

that the the experience it's going to be

28:13

a differentiated experience yeah is at

28:16

least as cool as the experience on the

28:18

outside and if it's not I'm I'm so out

28:20

of this but by the way by the way this

28:23

is only cool and tell Apple's headset

28:26

comes out then you can have the sphere

28:29

experience on your face and not have to

28:32

even go to Vegas where it's like 150

28:35

degrees

28:36

yeah that's a big downside by the way is

28:38

that are people going to be able to go

28:39

to Vegas anymore it is

28:42

insane

28:43

I mean

28:44

I mean but it's an indoor experience I'm

28:47

sure the air conditioning is amazing in

28:49

there and if only they had like some

28:50

kind of air-conditioned tube underground

28:52

that could get you into it then uh then

28:54

I might be going

28:56

yeah no I'm just gonna wait for my Apple

28:58

headset I don't think I'm gonna actually

28:59

need to see the spear all right but but

29:02

you heard me saying spear now nobody in

29:04

the comments just notice how you're

29:06

saying sphere wrong every time and

29:07

saying spear but here I thought I

29:10

thought for sure we're gonna get a

29:11

thousand comments on that but I don't

29:12

say okay let's to

29:14

OK it up we are in a world where things

29:17

go viral and you end up getting a

29:19

billion dollars of free marketing if you

29:21

do anything interesting differentiated

29:23

or cool that's what this is also listen

29:26

we our brains have all been rewired the

29:29

circuitry has been rewired to want

29:31

dopamine heads we've all have so much

29:33

dopamine running through our brains with

29:35

our phones and Tick Tock every day that

29:38

we we're constantly searching for

29:40

something bigger and better and spear is

29:42

that's what spear is right the I think

29:45

the entire world is going to travel to

29:47

Vegas and eventually London to

29:49

experience this thing I think they're

29:51

going to have amazing pricing power I

29:53

think this is a truly interesting

29:55

differentiated type of venue and uh I

29:58

think there's gonna be a hype cycle

29:59

going into it and I want to be an

30:01

investor as part of that hype cycle

30:02

obviously there's a risk it's it's like

30:05

a really concentrated company right so

30:08

like if it sucks you could get destroyed

30:11

but

30:13

you say it's a medium conviction trade

30:16

for you and you're just hanging on to it

30:17

during this hype cycle yeah that's it

30:20

all right well this is a special day

30:23

because it's a double header of dumb

30:24

money live we have two shows for the

30:27

price of one which is still free

30:30

um so if you're watching us make sure

30:32

you just stay tuned and you're gonna get

30:34

to see the next show right here that's

30:36

going to start in about 30 seconds from

30:39

right now so I'm just going to play this

30:40

music and then you're gonna watch us and

30:42

we're going to be talking about um this

30:44

very odd company that we found

30:47

thank you

30:50

[Music]

Interactive Summary

The video features a discussion about Sphere Entertainment Co. (ticker: SPHR), a new, high-tech venue on the Las Vegas Strip. The speakers analyze it not based on traditional investment fundamentals, but as a "social arbitrage" opportunity, betting on the massive "hype cycle" surrounding its grand opening in September. They highlight the venue's massive scale and immersive technology, arguing it will attract global attention as a "must-see" destination, potentially revolutionizing the concert and entertainment experience in Las Vegas.

Suggested questions

3 ready-made prompts