Hello and welcome to this week's episode of the JRE review. I will be reviewing Joe's

conversation on podcast 1236 with Jack Dorsey. Jack Dorsey is a computer programmer and better

known as the CEO for Twitter. I don't use Twitter a ton. I know a lot of people do, so I'm

not hugely familiar with the program itself, but I do know its impact and its referenced

all the time, whether its celebrity tweets, Kanye, Donald Trump, you name it. The impact

of this app is undeniable and to learn a lot about the CEO, the billionaire Jack Dorsey,

his worth, I don't know, somewhere in the range of $5 billion. Just talk about his impact,

what it means, the future of the company. It was really eye-opening and it was cool to

listen to a great conversation, so make sure you check it out, but I'm going to start the review.

Welcome to the Joe Rogan Experience Review, where each week I review every single episode of the

Joe Rogan Experience. What more do you want? So Jack starts off talking just about how the program

came about, how it's evolved over the years, what I really liked about it. Bear in mind,

this guy has been mega wealthy and an billionaire status for a good part of his adult life. So how

that changes you as an individual, I can't even imagine, but he seemed very calm, well-thought-out.

He didn't get defensive or aggressive or, I mean, not that people get aggressive on Joe's

podcast, but yeah, he wasn't, he was just a chilled guy that was really listening to the

conversation and being a part of it and not trying to rush anything or get ahead of himself.

I really liked the way that he was thinking and he was talking about how the app Twitter

has evolved over the years in the sense of really they've allowed the user to kind of define

how the program was going to work and that being like adding at before people's names to,

and then the hashtags and these things just kind of developed on their own and Twitter,

the guys that run Twitter just allowed that process to expand. They gave it room to

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