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EPISODE · Sep 22, 2025 · 1H 30M

Houston's Worst Prime Rib, $41 Million Case, Taylor Swift Engaged

from Swimming with the Sharks · host Tony Buzbee

In this episode, Tony and Colby celebrate reaching 1.1 million views as they break down what it truly takes to achieve success in any field. Tony shares powerful stories that illustrate why recognizing opportunities and taking calculated risks differentiates winners from everyone else. The conversation shifts to addressing viewer comments, with Tony explaining why large lawsuit verdicts are necessary to ensure corporations value human life.____________________________________________________________🧒 Support Houston Children's Charity https://houstonchildrenscharity.org/______________________________________________________________Don't miss Tony's detailed breakdown of a $41 million spider bite verdict that perfectly demonstrates corporate negligence and the value of human life in our justice system. The episode wraps with a reminder to slow down in our rushed society and focus on the present moment._____________________________________________________________Produced by Q6 Media https://q6.media______________________________________________________________

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