I want to do an influencer basketball event, as I believe there's a demand for sports content beyond boxing.

I want to create a Netflix show that showcases the largest game show in history, with the most contestants and the biggest prize.

I love unpredictable ideas like streaming live from a camera on someone's head, as it allows for quick testing and iteration.

I invested in Justin.tv, which aimed to livestream everything, and while it struggled initially, it eventually pivoted to Twitch, focusing on video game streaming, which became a huge success.

If I had 100 billion dollars, I would give it all away and focus on doing what's genuinely good for people without political agendas.

I want to make Intuit Dome the best place for hardcore basketball fans, especially Clippers fans, focusing on energy and intensity during games.

I think it would be fun to run for president one day, especially if I could give away money to voters.

Before Twitch became a billion-dollar empire, it started as Justin.tv, a 24/7 live stream of one person's life without any script or plan, created by founders who were just trying to survive after selling a calendar app on eBay.

I could see myself doing something risky like going to Mars, but it wouldn't be for a video; I wouldn't risk my life for content.