Lift People UP!

Host: Superhighgasfees (@SHGFees) with cohost Sho (@AgogoKaren) · Date: Thu, 03 Sep 2026 · Duration: 1:33:22 · ~11 active speakers

TL;DR

• Super opened with a long, heartfelt monologue about the energy he felt at NFT NYC — people lifting each other up with no ulterior motive — and framed his biggest personal takeaway as "not LT3 to the moon, but me to the moon." [25:xx]
• Sho described watching Super's confidence visibly grow across the weekend, from an intimidated founder at the bowling alley to someone who realized "he was enough." [26:07]
• Jed and Lyss gave Super direct mentorship: stay genuine, but learn to "be a chameleon" and don't count yourself out of the corporate/marketing table you'll eventually sit at.
• Chicken Wizard delivered an extended reflection on valuing people over money, tribes, and the Renaissance as a model for lifting the culture around you. [58:xx–1:01:xx]
• The back half dissolved into affectionate banter — Poppy joined mid-call bowling in his living room, and Yot roasted everyone's post-NYC wrecked voices.
• Multiple attendees announced follow-on spaces (Telos, Quirky Skate Life); DgtlTrophies bought his first LT3 live during the space. [1:05:45]

Highlights

Super vs. the GoDaddy ad [6:12] — Before the room settled, Super was frantically trying to keep an ad from playing over his rap intro. Sho, delighted: "All I can see in my head right now is you with your phone shaking yourself."

The opening monologue on lifting people up [12:02–19:00] — Super told the story of his mother meeting her now-husband when he was at a low point and, with no financial incentive, helping him "discover the best version of himself." He tied that to the selfless energy he felt from people at NFT NYC — Jed, Lyss, Poppy taking Piff under his wing — all "coming from the heart."

Sho on watching Super change [26:07] — Sho recounted Sunday night at the bowling alley, hanging back three lanes so Super could stand with the founders and whales who'd normally intimidate him. She watched him shift over the night and "finally realize he was enough… he's a founder and he's a worthy founder."

Jed's "be a sponge / be a chameleon" mentorship [36:29–45:57] — Jed, drawing on his Wall Street years, told Super he wins by being genuine and soaking everything up, but he'll also have to read the room and get serious when a big deal is on the table. He capped it with his running bit about handing Lyss the regens as his "exit strategy for web three."

The naked-horse callback [35:06] — Super resurrected a legendary Jed line from an old space — "have you ever thought about taking a picture of yourself riding a horse naked?" — to Jed's mock horror: "You brought that shit back up, man. I ain't no Brokeback Mountain, bro."

Lyss reframes Super's ceiling [39:xx–43:54] — Lyss gently disagreed with Super writing himself off as never-corporate: it's not about being polished, it's about being hungry and genuine. "It could be you at that table bringing that super high energy and closing the deal."

Chicken Wizard on people over money [58:53–1:01:46] — In an extended reflection, Chicken Wizard said having been on both sides — a lot of money, then extreme poverty — taught him to value humans over hoarding, and drew a line to the Renaissance, where the richest families lifted the culture around them.

The Ryanair education [50:00–52:00] — Yot floated a "social experiment": donate a million to yachtdog.eth and see if he changes, dinner on a Greek island to follow — "you'll be on back seat Ryanair quicker than anything." Lyss had no idea what Ryanair was; the room explained it as "Spirit, but worse — they charge you to breathe."

Poppy joins, bowling in the living room [1:18:24–1:20:18] — Poppy came up on stage narrating a game of "section eight / ghetto bowling" with solo cups and a pink bouncy ball with his son. When the room noted they'd just been debating whether money changes people, Yot's verdict: "Poppy is the exact fucking opposite… he's got money — 'I'd never change,' bowling in the living room. We fucking bowling in the house." (Jed: "He got three lanes.")

Quirky whale vs. regen whale dinner [1:24:39] — Tim mused about picking up more quirkies after meeting the whales; Jed jumped in to clarify that, as a regen whale, he "ate the same exact dinner, not a ding different" — with a shout to XLK, "the skyman over on the other side of the pond."

Topic timeline

Notable quotes

• "I feel like after that trip… not like LT3 to the moon, but me to the moon." — Super [25:xx]
• "He finally realized that he was enough… he's a founder and he's a worthy founder." — Sho [27:36]
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• "Always be a sponge, bro… Don't ever think because somebody's beneath you you can't learn." — Jed [36:29]
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• "You have to do what the best do… whether or not you enjoy it is not important. What matters is you will be that guy." — Lyss [39:xx]
• "I'd rather be there on a plane with someone I can connect to… than hoard shit tons of money that I will do literally nothing with." — Chicken Wizard [57:27]
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• "You sound like a teenage boy who finally got that voice crack coming through." — Yot to Sho [1:15:49]
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Who said what

• Super (@SHGFees) — host; anchored the space with a vulnerable monologue on lifting people up and his own growth at NFT NYC, then let it flow into banter.
• Sho (@AgogoKaren) — cohost; the emotional narrator of the weekend, insistent that Super's transformation deserved to be shared even with those who couldn't attend.
• Jed (@jed_131) — the seasoned voice; Wall Street war stories, tough-love mentorship ("be a sponge, be a chameleon"), and the room's chief instigator of comedy.
• Lyss (@Lysss302) — pushed back warmly on Super selling himself short, reframing the "corporate table" as something he'll grow into without losing himself.
• Chicken Wizard (@ChickenWizardX) — the philosopher of the night; people over money, gravity/tribes, and a Renaissance history lesson.
• Tim (@tim_8093) — introvert's-eye view of the steakhouse night; credited Sho for bringing him around the room and warming everyone up.
• Poppy (@RealPapii) — joined mid-call bowling with his kid; upbeat on Quirkies momentum and a goal of 300+ attendees next year.
• Yot (@yotdog69) — remote comic relief; the Ryanair experiment and relentless (affectionate) roasting of everyone's ruined voices.
• Cadarn (@RendCadarn) — leaned into a "grandpa/grandson" running bit and championed the web3-family "a win for one is a win for all" ethos.
• DgtlTrophies (@DgtlTrophies) — dropped in with FOMO and bought his first LT3 live during the space.
• Coach (@punkrockcoach) — late cameo with big love for the crew, a plug for the unrecorded Skate Life space, and the Times Square "plan B" bit.

Worth a full listen

• [11:35]–[30:14] — Super's opening monologue and Sho's follow-up. This is the emotional core of the space and no summary captures the pacing of him talking himself toward the realization, or Sho's play-by-play of the confidence shift.
• [36:29]–[45:57] — The Jed-and-Lyss mentorship stretch. Two different but complementary takes on how to stay yourself while growing into a founder — plus the naked-horse callback landing in the middle of it.
• [1:15:49]–[1:20:18] — Yot's voice-roasting into Poppy's living-room bowling arrival. Pure regular-people-having-fun energy, and the perfect real-time rebuttal to the room's "would money change you" debate.