a threat to decent society. did you tie dye that shirt? no, it came that way. live music is now a $30 billion business, and instead of selling or giving breakfast in bed to 400,000, they re selling it these days. i wonder if ralph and jerry lauren were there. they might have been. it s amazing that so many things went right, that it actually happened. i mean everything could have gone wrong, and a lot of it did go wrong. they had no venue 30 days before 150,000 ticket buyers are going to show up, and maxi s farm, he was the patron saint. yeah, you can have it hereme. i think you re going to be okay. they had to build a bridge from the back of the stage onto the stage. they re going, like, what should the load be? how much does jimi hendrix weigh? how much does a groupie weigh? constructing the stage according to that, it should have gone off the rails. but two people died. it was the third largest city in new york state for the week. there was one overdose, and one camper g
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than coachella. it does, and we have such sort of mythic reverence for it, which has evolved over the years. of course. i went back and tried to talk to as many people who played it and organized it and went, and it was less about the music and more about this human connection piece of it, you know? woodstock isn t woodstock unless the fences go down, tickets are worthless. they ran out of food the second day. you had these guys from a commune in mexico, the hog farm, wavy gravy. this was a hippie fema. it s counter to what you re used to. it s the forerunner of the fire festival except there was actually music. this was actually much better organized. i said to this generation, you complain about cheese sandwiches? grandma was in the mud with a head of cabbage. but i wore my ralph lauren tie dye shirt today as a symbol of some people saw those hippies as
would lead him to the top of his high school class and then to princeton university. i went to princeton specifically to study physics, but a couple of years into it, i realized that i wasn t smart enough to be a physicist. and then i transferred to computer science which i loved and never looked back. after college, bezos landed on wall street, at the hedge fund de shaw where he would mean his soon to be wife, mackenzie. he called me up one day and said i m getting married. and i said to who? just six months after they began dating, bezos and mackenzie were married and bezos continued to rise through the ranks where he began to explore a new medium, the internet. it spans the globe like a
you believe what he told chris christie. you can google it. yet for some reason, this president feels the need to invent bogus awards to inflate his net worth, to boast about beautiful letters from a murderous dictator and, for good measure, display sham magazine covers. that s right. it s a phony time magazine cover hung on the walls of at least five of the president s golf courses. someone actually made that. it might have been undocumented. we don t know. probably the president didn t make it what? there s evidence undocumented people worked at his resort, so it s possible. it doesn t seem likely, though, the president himself made that because, you know, time is spelled correctly. as for the bogus michigan man of the year award, then citizen trump gave a speech back in 2013 where he most definitely was not named michigan man of that year or any other year, but that s the best theory as to where the president first gave himself the