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No Ads | Dumbest Shark Tank Pitches w/ Mark Cuban | Your Mom's House Ep. 802
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1:52:12Now PlayingThis week on Your Mom’s House, Robert Smith and Christina P are joined by billionaire entrepreneur and Shark Tank legend Mark Cuban.
Tom and Christina are STILL hyped after YMH Live X and recap more of the insanity from that legendary night. Tom next opens the show with an unhinged clip of an old man who hasn't been laid in 30 years, before he brings up his tradition of texting Joe Rogan horrifying death videos. Other highlights include a Hulk Hogan steamer situation, a bizarre Kanye tattoo on an Asian guy, and a deep dive into Charles Manson documentaries.
The one and only Mark Cuban joins the pod, and things get real. Mark opens up about selling the Mavericks, what it’s like to trade a generational talent like Luka Dončić, and why checking his bank account makes everything better. He spills secret rich guy knowledge (like how money makes ugly people attractive), explains why he’s not a yacht guy, and hilariously pitches Tom on buying a private jet.
Mark also talks about being a public dad, his love for working, and why he’s obsessed with the future. He breaks down Shark Tankfrom the dumbest pitches ever to surprising success stories like Dude Wipesand how he’s wrong half the time when investing. The conversation gets even wilder as Mark shares thoughts on hunting Somali pirates, his latenight Twitter beefs, AI, NBA rule changes, and why he’s allin on healthcare reform with Don’t miss it, Jeans!
Your Mom’s House Ep. 802
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