A short-form YouTube anecdote by Vince Reed recounting post-event suspense about whether sales were made. He presses his right-hand man for results through an elevator and hallway, noticing an unfamiliar smirk; the story culminates with the assistant revealing a thick stack of applications/receipts, implying successful sales. The tone is informal, suspenseful, and celebratory.
So I remember I'm asking my right hand man, I'm like, dude, like, how did we do? He's like, we did all right. We did all right. And he just keeps, like, not giving me really good answers. We get to, like, the elevator, right? There's a few people from the event in the elevator, so I can't again talk to him that well, but I'm like, hey, how'd everything go? He's like, it went good. And he kind of has a smirk on his face, but, like, a weird look on his face. It's a look I've never seen before from him. So I'm just throwing off. And trust me, I've seen every look possible from this guy because, you know, all of the past stories that, you know, I don't want to get into, but I've seen it all. But this look I had never seen. So anyhow, the elevator. Elevator opens. We're finally on our floor. I'm like, you know, Carl Lewis trying to get out of the elevator, like, get away from these people to find out, did I even make a sale, right? So we're walking down the hallway. He's like, man, everything was good. We get to the room, and I'm like, dude, how did it go? Like, I want to grab the boy, like, look him in the face and be like, tell me what happened. And he just looks at me, and he's like. He's like, we did good. And he opens up his bag, right? And there was a stack of, like, applications, credit card details of the receipts, like, this thick.
