Omid grew up in Southern California and worked at Disneyland serving cotton candy, where he learned to create memorable moments. That shaped how he hosts gatherings and why he invested in tiny homes in Joshua Tree in summer 2020, designing spaces where guests feel delighted and unplugged.
Working at Disneyland (serving cotton candy).
Summer of 2020.
Joshua Tree.
How you doing? My name is Omid. I'm the rad investor. I actually grew up in Southern California. My very first job was at Disneyland. And during that time I was serving cotton candy. But there's one thing that I do remember that still sticks to me to this day. I remember it was ingrained in me to create this experience and that we were always on stage. So I remember twirling the cotton candy as a stick and then you get all like the little sugar that kind of sticks on to the stick as you're doing the twirl. I remember having a five year old boy that I'm handing this stick to. His eyes light up, he looks over to his parents, and it was just like this harmonious experience. So then I always wanted to kind of replicate that particular experience in different form. At first, I would host these parties, we would take shots, everybody having a good time. Then I got into short term rentals in the summer of 2020. And during that time I invested in these tiny homes in Joshua Tree. And the same thing, people go to these tiny homes, they had an amazing time and it was an opportunity for people to kind of unplug, have this great experience, and I've been hooked ever since.
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