Highlights
The McDonald's broken-ice-cream-machine detector.
Super opened with the funniest thing he'd seen all week — a builder ("Joshua") who made a tracker that tells you which McDonald's have busted ice cream machines. The room briefly tried to price the associated token; Jed's reaction to the ~200k number: "my fucking bags, let's go."
How Super actually shows up.
Super described the grind that changed his trajectory: "just do space after space," post constantly, and — where possible — meet people in person, which he said makes the whole thing "3D." His nudge to lurkers: just do it, it'll make your experience.
Lyss on hospitality, IRL edition.
Lyss recounted adopting strangers at the steakhouse — Quincy (who found them via TikTok), plus Emily and Will — buying drinks and dessert and converting them into regulars. Her point: the same "make someone feel seen" energy translates directly to web3 rooms.
Margie B's love letter to the room.
Feeling under the weather, Margie B (@MargieAponte2) came up anyway to gush about the genuine smiles in everyone's photos, Piff Pete's Stefano's song, and Lyss and Jed's dance moves. Warm, rambling, and entirely sincere.
Age is not a crutch.
Super, 26, said he refuses to hide behind youth: "I don't wanna be like 'I'm good for my age' — I want to be good by my own standards." Sho answered from the other end at 23:06, noting people tell her she's "so old," and that every age has something to teach and learn.
Sho's night out — and why her husband stayed home.
Sho shared that ~23 nurses gathered to celebrate her husband's NICU work. She candidly explained she'd have more fun at web3 events without him for now, because she'd worry about whether he was having a good time — while Lyss insisted the room would make him feel at home.
Super trolls his own hosts.
Super deadpanned "good space… just kidding," which Jed took as a challenge ("you shit on my space, bro? We'll go for another hour"). Super recovered into a genuine point at 31:01: however you want to show up — collecting, trading, building — "your people are somewhere around here and you can find them."
Chaz's big week and bigger plans.
Chaz (@chazz_gold) called it the best trip ever: art on Times Square billboards (twice, unannounced), ~100 pieces sold in five days, and new collaborators including an EV/AI project. He announced he's moving to NYC and committed — after some ribbing from Jed about his AARP card and midday nap — to buying a regen live at the steakhouse.
Jed's closing tribute.
Jed reflected on preferring small, vulnerable dinners over big mixers ("we had a three-hour meal… not even NFT shit, just life"), then crowned Lyss the best space host, "not women's space host — fuck that, the best space host out here."
Earning your seat.
Responding to a comment on her post that "there needs to be more women present" at the dinner tables, Sho was blunt: she sat at the whale table because she's a whale. Lyss doubled down at 53:26, recounting turning down an NFT event's female-panel slot in favor of the main panel.
Topic timeline
| Time | Topic |
|---|---|
| 1:33–4:20 | Welcome, dinner recap, "seven days a week" ethos |
| 4:20–9:00 | Super's McDonald's bit + how he shows up in spaces |
| 9:00–11:24 | Lyss on IRL hospitality translating to web3 |
| 11:39–18:04 | Margie B's appreciation of the community |
| 18:04–19:43 | Family shot; age intro |
| 19:43–26:05 | Jed banter; "age means nothing" discussion |
| 26:05–29:29 | Sho's event and why her husband sat this one out |
| 30:01–34:07 | Super's troll; showing up for everyone, not just founders |
| 34:40–36:22 | Cryptogodnyc's steakhouse food review |
| 36:37–45:35 | Chaz's week, NYC move, regen commitment |
| 45:35–50:00 | Bacon appreciation; Jed's tribute to Lyss |
| 50:52–54:00 | Women-only web3 events debate |
| 54:00–55:30 | Bronx Tale send-off; Lyss craving McDonald's fries |
Notable quotes
I just kinda like dog spaces, you know — like do one after the other after the other.
I don't wanna use that as a crutch… I'm good by my own standards.
If you are in your 20s and you feel mediocre, you're probably mediocre. If you're in your 30s and you feel mediocre, then you're definitely mediocre.
It's not gonna be given to you because you have boobs. You have to work for your place.
She's the best space host out here. And anybody wants to challenge it, come see me.
You don't gotta go home, but you can't stay here.
Who said what
- Lyss (@Lysss302) — Host; anchored the "how do you show up" theme through hospitality and self-accountability, and made the case against gendered web3 events.
- Jed (@jed_131) — Cohost; high-energy comic relief and heart, championing small vulnerable dinners and crediting Lyss as top host.
- Super (@SHGFees) — Cohost; the practical throughline on showing up via spaces and IRL, and on refusing to lean on youth.
- Sho (@AgogoKaren) — Speaker; grounded voice on age and on earning your place regardless of gender; celebrated her husband's NICU work.
- Margie B (@MargieAponte2) — Speaker; the room's emotional cheerleader, sending love and appreciation despite being sick.
- Chaz (@chazz_gold) — Speaker/artist; recapped a breakout NYC week, announced his move, and committed to buying a regen live.
- Cryptogodnyc (@CryptoGodNYC) — Speaker; dinner guest and food reviewer who praised the steak, lamb chops, mashed potatoes, and spinach.
Worth a full listen
- 19:43–26:05 The age conversation flows best in real time, moving from Jed's late-night banter into a genuinely thoughtful exchange between Super and Sho about not letting your age define your ceiling.
- 36:37–45:35 Chaz's arc, from "I took a nap" ribbing to a live commitment to move to New York and buy in, captures the room's IRL-conversion energy better than any summary.
- 50:52–54:00 Sho and Lyss on women in web3 is direct and personal; the nuance of "earn your seat, don't be pigeonholed into the female panel" is worth hearing in their own words.
