| Greetings Reader, There are a few reasons I LOVE being an angel investor... Investing early means reaping the biggest rewards. (Did you know 95% of gains made in tech went to angel investors?) Then - of course - as an angel investor, you matter. You're not a face in the crowd - you're part of a company's journey. But most important to me is a simple principle: You get the future you invest in. That means when I look for the next startup that I plan on supporting, I make sure they share my values for creating a better world. So when my dear friend - and someone who I'm sure you've watched on nightly TV over the last 25 years - called to tell me about his new startup primed to completely revolutionize how board games are played... I booked my ticket right away. I can't wait for you to see what we have to say. And I want you to listen in. (Confirm your spot here.) I'll be talking to one of the funniest men on the planet - a real king of comedy - but every time we speak, it's not only funny... it's also poignant, deep, and incredibly enlightening. I've never invited anyone to listen in on our chats before - let alone bring a camera crew with them - but I think what he has to say is that important. This is a man who not only invested in the startup, but he's on the board - he's a partner. This is important because - when you reach a certain level of celebrity status like this guy has - you don't go around throwing your face and endorsement on just any product or company. You have to REALLY believe in it. And in this case, my friend believes this company could be the next billion-dollar unicorn in America. I believe him. And I think you will too. So here's what I'm going to do. On Wednesday, August 18, I want you to tune in with me while we have this Private Deal Meeting. You'll have a virtual seat next to me, my associate, and the entrepreneur who founded this startup. To do that, just click here. You'll be added to a short list of attendees and sent all the details about who, when, where, what, and why this meeting is taking place. The startup we'll show you is not only primed to make your next family game night more enjoyable, but - according to our team's preliminary review - could also become America's next unicorn. I look forward to seeing you, 
Daymond John
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