You’d think he’d be able to afford a better wig with all that stolen money.

He don't give af.. his non-compete even expired. He was in for complete personal benefit it seems. Although WeWork is not bad idea but in the end he learned how to exit while being profitable. Like the big firms that go bust but the execs still get their bonuses. At this point he could even buy WeWork back lol if he's truly savage

@@kawakami789 nah really?

I wanted to see the comments to see if anyone one else thought this was a bunch of BS. Even their website is a joke! "Coming soon"

Love this comment!

That would require a product of some type .....which this guy has never had. CON-MAN EXTRAORDINAIRE. ......is only half the equation. The other half of the equation is a lot of very GULLIBLE, WEALTHY, and GREEDY INVESTORS ........and presto ......SUCCESS!!!!! How does ANY company, institution, organization, investment, ......call it anything you want .......go from a "valuation" of $47 BILLION, January 2019, to $45 MILLION by the time it filed for BANKRUPTCY PROTECTION, August 2023? It's quite easy. There never was anything of any value ........just the CON ARTIST WITH A VERY BIG MOUTH ......the only one to walk away with a lot of money ....$770 MILLION......in 2019. What is truly weird is we have CNBC Television "interviewing" this CON ARTIST .....and he is STILL doing the "CON" ....ON PUBLIC TV!!!! A "NEW" CON!!!!!! .

That's exactly what I was thinking, it's all BS! A huge pool of BS, he talks a lot and says nothing.

He became a billionaire and didn't have any real legal consequences, so why would he not do it again if it works so well?

To learn how to manipulate people

The early investors made a ton of money when they IPO. The fact that people dont understand that blows my mind... Its people that bought in after the IPO that lost all their bricks

I think you can learn more about him and his sales technique through interviews like these. The pace with which he speaks, very slow, calm, smiling slightly from time to time, greeting the audience at the beginning. Acting with apparent humility, his style is almost that of an enlightened, half-way between sect leader and a benevolent father. He's undoubtedly a great salesman who can manipulate people very well, to the point that many of his workers would be incapable of contradicting him for fear of disappointing him or falling out of his favor.

seconded only to jordan belfort

"Net worth" is misleading. People think this means that a person has X amount, liquid sitting in an account. Usually their worth is in assets - no one actually has 1B in a bank account. That's stupid financial behavior. It takes time to divest and it's quite complicated. 350M is an insane investment to someone with no product - that's why it's being touted

@@calmsimon he could simply cut %10 of his assets worth and sell them next week, or cu %20 and sell it today. Still more than 1B of money.

@@games4us132 you are wrong in so many ways.

Does he truly possess assets worth all that? Even if Forbes purportedly states so? Either he possesses an entrepreneurial spirit or he needs money, thus the new venture.

Google 'Grant Cardone'

After flow he will run for president 😂

@@rahulvenadudayarpresident of the world!!!

He lives in New York with his six children

There are different customer segments and plenty of people who would pay to live better and more fun..

if she didn't everyone would be outraged at her.

"initiative" 😂

She's right to do so, the guy is a charlatan.

what was that stuff at the end about valuation? His company (WE) set billions on fire and is now valued at 250 Mil or so.

@@mattheusser1390 I haven't heard the valuation is that low ($250 Mn). But yes, his former company and his leadership aren't seen in a very favorable light. Covid really killed what business they did have (a real estate play, _not_ tech), and proved right many bearish would-be investors.

@@mattheusser1390its not "his" company anymore, so it is not his fault now tbh

participation medals? what a low bar to achieve

@@meltorment09 Taking action, instead of being an armchair critic.

Yeah, say that to his former employees and believers lives he had screwed. You're likely to be the next victim in his scams.

Ask the japanese investment Co. Soft Bank (who believed on him and plowed 20 billon on this guy Wework Co.) about negativity or not having solutions.... Snake oil salesman.

The model isn't centralizing more ownership into fewer hands. It's about creating more inventory NOT owned by major funds and corporations that enables individual ownership. This guy thinks people want to live in his fantasy world, but all they want is to be able to live on their own. He's only going to make the problem worse.

Yeah, right. He will take your money like he did with We Work. $700M + golden parachute !!!

@@nexx456 😀 sarcasm

LOL it's a front