A short YouTube transcript excerpt (spoken by Ndubuisi 'Andy' Egwim) that compares the Berkshire Hathaway annual shareholder conference to the Glastonbury music festival, describing it as a lively event where authors and portfolio companies interact with attendees, sell products, and create a bazaar-like atmosphere.
It must be a buzz about the place Andrew is crazy. I mean do you like music? Do you have you been to Glass? Yeah you do of course. Have you been to Glastonbury? I have yes you've been to Glastonbury. So I describe a Berkshire Hathaway annual conference as Glastonbury for investors right because you see all the black man I see some of the authors I read their books and I think these are brilliant for managers and I meet them one on one we take pictures, they sign their books but there's also the day before there's sort of like a bazaar where there's shopping you can come and it's such a brilliant marketing move because all the their portfolio companies come and set up stores they sell like several hundreds of millions of stuff like their seas candy chocolate you can order a home from Berkshire you know there are different portfolio companies set up and people come shopping they have a child how did you start.
