1:05:49MFM #159: A 9-Figure Sex Toy Company & The Man With A Million Acres
From My First Million · Published Jul 5, 2021 · Watch on YouTube
TL;DR
The hosts discuss generational shifts in video comfort (young people are “video native”), the collector market for vintage computers (Apple II, Macintosh, early iPods), and a crowd‑funding proposal for Michael Jordan’s unsold mansion.
Key insights
- Young people are “video native”: they grew up with cameras, are comfortable on camera, and constantly shoot and edit video, giving them a superpower relative to older generations.
- Vintage computers (Apple II, Macintosh II, early iPods) are undervalued collectibles; a working Macintosh II in box can be found for ~$400–$500 on eBay, and the hosts believe prices will rise.
- Michael Jordan’s house has been on the market for a decade, dropping from $30M to $13M unsold, while his rookie card sells for nearly $2M. The hosts proposed crowd‑funding the house as art/monument, v
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