Short onstage clip where Andy Elliott gives a live shout-out endorsing a person named Nate, who runs a dealer-advertising company and has a booth at the event. Andy warns that some marketing providers fade after early success and encourages attendees (especially car-dealership managers) to meet Nate.
Okay, everybody, do me a favor. Some of you guys in here, you guys all got good marketing people, right? People that do advertising and all this shit. We got a guy named Nate. He's got a booth out here. Just want to let you guys know. His name's Nate, okay? He has a company. It handles dealer advertising. But I want to tell you something. What I've learned about using one person in any field is that most of the time, people use you and they do your work, and they prove themselves in the beginning, and then after a while, they stop giving you great results. It's like they just get. Get used to getting paid. It's always very good. If you're in a car dealership in here and you run a store, I'd recommend saying, hey, I want to know what you do. You guys can meet up with Nate throughout here, okay? Just want to let you guys know. Another deal. Nate, stand up. There he is, right there. Wait. Give it up for Nate.
