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人生的意义

目标

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look for the people that actually

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are examples to you

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rather than somebody

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that you need to

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you think you need to straighten

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out yourself out yourself

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each sold the business

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to berkshire hathaway

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to me actually for many many

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millions of dollars

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both of them started with $2500

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by a coincidence

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was the exact same amount it was everything they had

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in the world

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and one of them

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was a woman

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who landed in Seattle in 1917

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couldn't speak a word of English

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had a tag around her neck

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the tag said

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Fort Dodge, Iowa

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the Red Cross

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got her to Fort Dodge

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where she was reunited with her

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husband who had come to the

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country a couple of years earlier

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and she LIVED IN FORT DODGE

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for 2 years

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and as she put it

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she felt like a dummy

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she couldn't pick up the language

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she couldn't learn a word

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and so she decided

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she and her husband decided

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to move to OMAHA

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so they came to OMAHA in 1919

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and there she found a

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small colony of Russian Jews

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so she started feeling more

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at home

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and then as her oldest daughter

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went to school

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she would come home

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this daughter Francis

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and she would teach her mother

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the words she Learned in school

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that day

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and this woman ROSE BLUMKIN

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spent 20 years

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saving money

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bringing first her siblings over

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her mother and father

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$50 at a time

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she sold used clothing to do it

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she had 4 children

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during this period

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and by 1937 after 20 years

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she'd saved $2500

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she went to Chicago

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and she bought

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what she could have furniture at

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her dream had always been

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open

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a furniture store

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and this woman without

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who had never gone to school

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one day in her life

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with $2500

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but with the same spirit

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that the people in this room had

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about having a dream

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and working to accomplish that dream

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she build a business

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which she sold to me

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in 1983

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for

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60 million dollars

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approximately and which

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did a billion and half dollars

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worth the business last year

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the 4th generation

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is working in that business

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this woman Rose Blumpkin

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she worked for me until

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she was 103

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then she retired and

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she died the next year

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which is a lesson to all of

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BERKSHIRE'S managers that

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PREMATURE RETIREMENT

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you can't tell

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what's going to happen

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but Mrs B

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with their $2500

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one further fact about her

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she could not read or write

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and she went into a

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furniture business

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and she didn't bring anything in

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unique and furniture

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but she brought a determination

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to succeed

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she knew

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she could outwork anyone else

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she cared about her customers

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she worked at

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very LOW GROSS MARGINS

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but she built this incredible business

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and I saw one other woman

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who did a similar thing with $2500

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I paid her

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hundreds of millions of dollars

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for business

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so I decided to go to the source

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and get these people

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before you know what

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I don't want you guys

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coming around to me

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asking me hundreds

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of millions of dollars

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I'd like to join in with you

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much earliers

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so I've followed this group

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and

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today I'd like to tell you about

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one other small business person

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this person I went

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to buy his business from him

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and he turned me down

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which was very wise

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but this was a fellow

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who was born about

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8 years before I was

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he was born in 1922

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we'll call him Jack

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lived in the MidWest

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he

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was a pretty good athlete

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didn't like school much

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and I'm going to tell you one thing

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early in the story

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maybe you can figure out

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who the guy was

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the company he built

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hires more college graduates

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each year than any other company

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in the United States

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and this fellow

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who was destined for this

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but did not know it

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Jack went to college for a year

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and then dropped out

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he really wasn't that interest

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in the school

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and he early dropped out was 1941

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when the

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country United States

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became under attack

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he went down to the

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army Air Force recruiting station

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volunteered

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and they turned him down

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because he had hay fever

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so he went over to the Navy

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and again volunteered

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and they took him

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they put him on an aircraft carrier

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he

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flew small flight airplanes

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during World War II

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got 2 Distinguished Flying Crosses

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from the Navy

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and then he came back

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to the Midwest

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so now we've got a young guy

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probably by this time he would be

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23 or 24 years old

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and the interesting thing is

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he got back to the Midwest

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and he actually kind of

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went from one job

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to another for a short period of

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or not such a short period of time

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and he finally became a used

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car salesman

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at a Cadillac dealership

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in ST Louis Missouri

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and at age 35

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having moved up in

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the organization

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the sales organization

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he said to his boss

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could I go into car leasing

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business with you

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the boss said well if you'll cut

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your salary in half

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and you'll come up with

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it was $25,000 which he borrowed

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we can become partners

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in a car leasing company

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so my friend Jack

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started at age 35

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in the car leasing business

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and he had 7 cars

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it was pretty slow

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in fact one of the things he did

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was whenever the phone rang

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he let it ring 3 or 4 times

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so people would think that he was

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very busy answering other phones

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and of course the only call

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he was going to get all day

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so his first venture

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was okay

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but it wasn't really going

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to go any place

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and there's a lesson

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in this for all of us

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at age 40

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he decided with 17 vehicles 17 cars

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he was going

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to go into competition

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in the rental car of business

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so now he's TAKING ON HERTZ

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AND AVIS

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and National and people like that

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who have hundreds and hundreds of thousands

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of cars and he's got 17 cars

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and his cars aren't any different

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than theirs I mean he's buying them from

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General Motors OR FORD

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OR CHRYSLER

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and he can't get the

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airport locations

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those companies have them all

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swallowed up

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but he was determined

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that he would

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basically

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offer the customer

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can offer a different car

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but he can offer him

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friendly or service

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than they've ever seen

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and so he started a company

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he named it

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after

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the battleship

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that he'd flown from in the Pacific

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which was the USS Enterprise

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and

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he died about

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year and a half ago

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but when he died

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his rent A car company

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starting with those 17 cars

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was worth more THAN HERTZ

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AND AVIS and

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all the rest of the rental cars

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put together

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the man's name was Jack Taylor

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and his son Andy Taylor

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is a good friend of mine

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runs the business now

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a grandchild is in the business

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THERE'LL PROBABLY BE A FORTH GENERATION LONG LINE

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so this man in the United States

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he didn't invent

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artificial intelligence

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he didn't do anything that

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just like Mrs B selling furniture

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I mean that

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any one of us could have entered

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those businesses

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but he lived

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by the Creed basically

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of delighting his customers

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and working with people

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and establishing

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the relationship with them

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so that they in turn would

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WANT TO DELIGHT THE CUSTOMERS

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he couldn't go out there and

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take care of every

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rental car possibility but he

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he Learned how to project himself

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and his attitude

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toward his fellow man

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and his desire

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to make a friend out of

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every customer

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he managed to take

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very ordinary cars

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and turn them into this

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extraordinary

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business from virtually nothing

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and it illustrates

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several points

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one is you don't necessarily

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get it right the first

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exactly right the first time

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I mean the car leasing business

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basically we're competing on the

00:10:01

cost of money

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to finance cars

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and it's very hard to delight

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the customer

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when you just give him the car

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TELL THEM TO SEND YOU

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a monthly check for 5 years

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and you'll be back

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at that time so

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his talents were being

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wasted basically

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in that business

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but at the age of 40

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with all about experience

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behind him

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he found the golden key

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and

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he took a very ordinary business

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and turned it into an absolutely

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extraordinary operation

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just like Mrs B

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ROSE BLUMKIN did with furniture

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and he didn't worry

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about whether the Federal Reserve

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was going to tighten or ease

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he didn't worry about whether the STOCK MARKET

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was up or down yesterday

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he didn't worry about the things

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he couldn't change

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but he did focus on the one thing

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he couldn't change

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and that was the customer's experience

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and I have seen

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the one that got away enterprise

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I went down to Florida

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and tried to talk him into

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SELLING TO BERKSHIRE

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and he was smart enough not

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to do it

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probably the value

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THE COMPANY HAS QUADRUPLED

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since I made that visit

00:11:14

but he

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was smart enough to see

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he would find that business

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Henry Ford as you may know

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failed twice before

00:11:21

he started them

00:11:23

Ford Motor Company in 1903

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I mean the test

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isn't whether you get the greatest

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business idea in the world

00:11:31

the first time out

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the test is whether you keep

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learning as you go along

00:11:37

what your strengths are

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and what you can do for

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your customers

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what you can bring especially

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to the party

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and to do that

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you need

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the education

00:11:47

that I know you've received

00:11:50

through 10000 small businesses

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but you need

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a genuine desire day in

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day out to delight the customer

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I've never seen a business

00:12:04

and I've seen

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a lot of businesses

00:12:06

but I've never seen one that

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delights the customer

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that doesn't succeed

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I advise

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the young people that come

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TO OMAHA WE HAVE a lot of

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a number of classes

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the key is to

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certainly in terms of your

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personal life

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the most important decision

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you may make

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is the spouse

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that most of you will likely have

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and it's very important

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to surround your people

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YOURSELF WITH PEOPLE

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WHO ARE BETTER

00:12:33

than you are you are going to move

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in the direction

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of the people you associate with

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so

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I've been enormously lucky

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in that respect

00:12:41

I've just had teachers

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and friends and a spouse

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that really was

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a better person I was

00:12:48

and I had enough sense

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to learn from these

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people that

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life went better if you

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behave better yourself

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it took a while

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so I advise you

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to seek out

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as your partner in business

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your partner in life

00:13:04

whatever it may be

00:13:06

look for the people that actually

00:13:09

are examples to you

00:13:11

rather than somebody

00:13:12

that you need to

00:13:13

you think you need to straighten

00:13:14

out yourself

00:13:15

and simple rules like that

00:13:18

DELIGHTING CUSTOMERS

00:13:19

working through other people

00:13:21

associating with people that

00:13:23

will cause you to move in

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a better path

00:13:25

then you might otherwise have

00:13:27

they will take you so far

00:13:28

in life that it's hard to believe

00:13:31

they took Rose BLUMKIN

00:13:33

without being able to

00:13:35

speak a word of English

00:13:36

couldn't READ OR WRITE

00:13:38

and they took her to

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WHAT IS NOW up to

00:13:40

1.5 BILLION BUSINESS

00:13:42

and instantly there's been

00:13:43

no money put in it since

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the $2500

00:13:46

that's been the total capital

00:13:48

PAID IN THE Nebraska furniture MART

00:13:50

I think if you looked at Enterprise

00:13:52

I don't know their books

00:13:53

the same way

00:13:54

but my guess is that

00:13:55

very little equity capital

00:13:57

has been added to

00:13:58

enterprise over the years

00:14:00

the business BUILT on itself

00:14:02

so I want to tell you I admire

00:14:06

this group enormously

00:14:07

WHEN I MET DR MELO'S CLASS

00:14:10

on September 22

00:14:13

8 years ago

00:14:14

I was thrilled

00:14:15

and I admire people

00:14:18

that are doing what

00:14:20

you have done

00:14:21

you've working

00:14:24

hard at your job at the same time

00:14:26

you took on an added

00:14:28

really

00:14:29

a lot of hard work

00:14:31

to further your skills

00:14:33

99% graduate

00:14:36

that's a mind blowing statistic

00:14:39

and I'm looking at 2200 people here

00:14:43

who I admire

00:14:45

I'm sharing for you

00:14:46

and I can tell you

00:14:47

the best is yet to come

00:14:48

thank you

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