I attended Matt Gray’s Founder OS event in Sedona during the week of 2024-11-15 and connected with what I called “awesome founders.” I described the gathering as an “Incredible mastermind” and tagged @matt_gray_ and @founderos.
On 2024-11-19, I shared an interview link, called the interview “Really dope,” and said I “Learned a ton.” The link I shared was https://t.co/4K0LYHbQtw; the post does not identify the interview’s subject or participants.
In a separate reply on 2024-11-19, I tagged @typesfast, @myfirstmilpod, and @ShaanVP. The reply quoted @ariesnotebook’s praise of an interview and learning from it; those words were @ariesnotebook’s, not mine. The quoted post linked to https://t.co/4K0LYHbQtw, while my reply included the separate link https://t.co/OHAroHQmRa. The tags do not establish my intent or any endorsement.
On 2024-12-01, I said I was looking to attend more events in San Francisco and invited people who live there to get in touch. I did not specify which events or when I would be there.
On 2024-12-16, replying to @NOT_FRS, I addressed @Anatoliy311 with “Sweet!” and “You’re welcome,” and said I hoped to see @NOT_FRS at “the next one this week.” I ended with a handshake emoji; what “the next one” meant, and whether we later met, are unknown.
On 2025-03-18, replying to @PrivatEquityGuy, I thanked them for having me and said the experience was a blast. The post does not specify the event or occasion.
On 2025-04-02, I said I had an amazing hour-long conversation with @shauneng, whom I referred to using an offensive nickname. I described the conversation as having “Lots of sauce” and said something related to it was “Dropping soon.” I did not specify what we discussed, what would be released, or when.
On 2025-04-25, I shared an interview link titled “Scaling Shopify Brands To $30M/Year With Meta,” associated with @IstvanicMarin: https://t.co/eEIt8CarrX. The captured post gives no interview transcript or further details, so $30M/year is a title claim about the subject, not a verified result.
On 2025-05-19, I replied to @ariesnotebook with a shoutout to @stripe and @patrickc. @ariesnotebook had called a conversation “great,” described Bill Gates as “brilliant,” and shared https://t.co/b4HytkacvX; those words and the link were theirs. One minute later, I posted the same praise and link myself: “This was a great convo. Bill Gates is brilliant.” The posts were timestamped 18:26 UTC and 18:27 UTC. The captured posts do not identify the conversation beyond the link.
On 2025-05-19 at 19:24 UTC, I called a conversation about Jony Ive “Another brilliant convo.” I described him as “the legendary designer behind Apple” and said his perspectives were “really interesting.” I shared https://t.co/ikDU4eVQsR, but my post did not describe the conversation’s participants, subject, or specific perspectives.
On 2025-05-25 at 13:38 UTC, I shared a Stanford interview with Ken Griffin, founder and CEO of Citadel, and said the content was free. I linked to https://t.co/NZ2Tpw5wSp; my post did not describe the interview’s subject matter or the linked content.
On 2025-11-04 at 01:52 UTC, I shared https://t.co/FRuwgmpBV5 and called the interview “Absolutely brilliant.” My post did not identify the interview, its participants, or what was discussed.
On November 9, 2025, a post replying to @AnthonyEclipse contained @AnthonyEclipse’s comments about a program; the captured text is the post being replied to, not a separate statement from me. @AnthonyEclipse said the program had been long in the works and they were excited it would come to life, while calling the timing unfortunate and saying they believed none of the speakers knew about lawsuits underway. They characterized the dispute as between Steve and Luke, said they were pretty sure no one got paid and personally knew they had not, and praised Luke’s team as lovely and accommodating, saying the team made it easy to deliver value and had “insane” production quality. They were not interested in the drama, were glad the program would be released, and were proud of the value they presented. They described showing the day-by-day scaling of a store from $0 to $10k/day in spend with Meta ads, “and more,” hoped Steve and Luke would reach a good settlement, and said Steve had wished them good luck and did not want innocent people hurt by negative attention. They also said they were returning to work and family, offered to answer questions, and invited people to a YouTube stream that week, without naming the channel or an exact date. The capture does not establish the program’s name, lawsuit details, whether anyone else was paid, or whether a settlement followed.
On November 11, 2025, replying to @Chrissssjohnson and tagging @aristotlegrowth, I said I agreed with Chris and that an unidentified “he” had written good material, shown Chris some love, and was worth reading. I suggested Chris and the other person do a live session with Q&A “to provide value” rather than beef, said they both post good stuff, and said I would watch. The capture does not identify who “he” refers to or say whether the live session happened.
On November 13, 2025, commenting on a post from @orangie that said they had made it to “beast land” and tagged @mrbeast, I wrote, “looks like bro just spawned in an event map.” The capture does not identify who “bro” refers to or explain what “beast land” or the event map meant.
On November 13, 2025, replying to @RuneCrypto_ and addressing @MrBeast, I wrote, “hes tired bro” and said “that timezone shift has to be crazy.” The capture does not identify who “he” refers to or explain which timezone shift I meant.
On December 2, 2025, after a 9-day family trip that included a lot of reading and time to think, I said I was excited to get home and expected to go on a “generational run.” I planned to stream as much as possible, make streaming a big part of my YouTube channel, and test multistreaming to X and other platforms. I invited people to join streams to interact and make content with me, and encouraged everyone to finish the year strong.
On October 13, 2026, replying to @davidsenra, I said I had “literally the exact same” experience or action, though the captured post does not say what I meant. I called David’s interview great “as always,” gave a shoutout to the MSL team, and said Muse was amazing.
On November 1, 2026, replying to @davidsenra and tagging @rfvivas and @AppLovin, I said the last Adam interview was incredible, called AppLovin beyond impressive, and said I was looking forward to the upcoming one. The captured reply does not identify Adam or specify what “this one” referred to.