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March Madness Chaos Ensues As Trump Indictment Looms

Byron Lazine and Nicole White discuss a BAM post on three lessons from March Madness, plus news on the Trump indictment and the “Bare Minimum Monday” TikTok Trend.

April 4, 2023
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This week on The Real Word, Byron and Nicole start with an article by BAM Creator Tom Toole on “Three Lessons from March Madness to Help You Win in Real Estate.”

Next up was an article by The Real Deal on the Trump indictment and what it could mean for the former president’s real estate empire.

Racket #3 focuses on an Inman article describing the “Bare Minimum Monday” TikTok trend. Byron and Nicole reacted to a TikTok video explaining the concept—which, if nothing else, is guaranteed to get people talking.

Stay to the end to hear each one’s take on this trend and what real estate agents and entrepreneurs in general can draw from it.

Click on any of the timestamps below to watch:

00:00–00:50 Intro

00:50 Racket #1: “Three Lessons from March Madness” (BAM)

07:55 Racket #2: The Trump indictment and his real estate empire (The Real Deal)

12:01 Racket #3: “Bare Minimum Monday?” (Inman)

19:29 Reactions to the TikTok video

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