Jordan Belfort says he could have launched a meme coin 10 times and made $30, $50, $100 million. He Never did. He never did all the things that could have made him quick hits because he knew that if he made a ton of money someone else would be losing money as a result of him making money. "Listen, I could've, uh, launched a meme coin 10 times and made $30, $50, $100 million. Never did. Could've launched NFTs, never did all the things that, I knew I could make quick hits." "And I always had this idea: well, uh, you know, if I make a ton of money, is someone else losing money as a result of me making money? And if that's what's gonna happen, I'm not into it. I've done I've been down that road before and it doesn't feel good."

Mark Cuban says his drive has always come from the idea that "business is a sport" because it doesn't matter how old you are you can always use your brain and leverage it to create opportunities. "Business is the ultimate sport. That's why I named that book, 'How to Compete in the Sport of Business.' Um, because it is a sport, and it doesn't matter how tall you are, how fast you are, or how big you are. If you can, you know, use your brain and leverage it to, you know, create new opportunities, it doesn't matter how old you are."

Big Show says he thought he was naturally gifted with his physique until he was diagnosed with acromegaly. "You know, it's funny, I thought I was just gifted because I had incredible endurance, and I ate whatever I wanted, and I could run all day, and strong, and all that. And then I went to Wichita State, and the doctor there had worked at the Mayo Clinic and was familiar with it. He looked at my hands and there's different things, like the roof of my mouth is very high, and jawline, and sinuses, and stuff like that. He says, "I think you have acromegaly." I'm like, "What?" You know, and then within a week, I was at the Mayo Clinic, you know, and they're telling me they've got to do this pituitary surgery, and like what, I had a tumor? This is why I'm this way? I mean, that's scary, right?"

Paul Wight (Big Show) says that his character has always been a bad guy throughout his career, so he takes advantage of the success he's achieved by being nice to people. "My character has been a bad guy a lot of times in my career, I’m not a bad guy. I like people, you know? I mean, sure, I have days where I don’t want to be sociable, yeah. I grab a book, I grab my basketball shorts, I got a cat, I chill that day, you know? I’m human too." "But most of the time, I try to take advantage of the success that I've had and just be nice to people and interact with them, because I like people."

Jalen Brunson reveals that he got emotional after the final buzzer and didn't see his dad at the court. "The final buzzer, I walked right to half court, shook Mitch Johnson's hand. And then, um, turned around, my dad was right there, and then... felt emotional from that point on."