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EPISODE · Jun 5, 2019 · 42 MIN

Speculating On Crypto's 4 Million Dollar Lunch with Warren Buffett (Ep.7)

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In this supposedly short episode that went long, Dave and Grahm discuss Justin Sun's winning charity bid for a lunch with Warren Buffett. Joined by Delphi Digital's Tom Shaughnessy, the three of them speculate on who they would send to lunch with Warren Buffett to convince him that Bitcoin has value. Things go off the rail a bit as they weigh the pros and cons of sending notable experts, Mike Tyson, John McAfee and Batman. Something not touched on during the episode is the tremendous impact that Justin Sun's 4.5 million dollar donation will create for the Glide Foundation. The Glide Foundation serves the homeless population in San Francisco.   Resources: A Steak house To End All Arguments Warren Buffett Eats The Same Thing For Breakfast Everyday Pomp's Love For McDonald's Fidelity's Bitcoin Trading Product Alex Gladstein On Why Bitcoin Could Change the Game For Foreign Aid Just one of @nic_carter's spicy tweets Bitcoin's Security Is Fine - Dan Held Make Bitcoin Fun Again - David Bailey @miketyson's Bitcoin Atm How Robert Pattinson Became Batman  

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