18: Greg Hill talks about the "bro-price" -a staple in BMX- "my price" - not an issue in flooring

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-3a9hJjboOE

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2025-06-05

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0:36

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Join us for a short clip of BMX legend Greg Hill discussing the BMX "Bro Price" and why "What's my price?" isn't an issue in the flooring business, while Greg is in the bidding process for our two-car garage floor. Clips that will discuss topics such as Greg's friendship with Harry Leary; Stu Thomsen, Harry Leary, Greg Hill, and Clint Miller practicing gates at Greg Hill's house when he was a teenager; answer the questions: 

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and not having anyone say, "Hey, can you hook me up? What's my price? What's my,"
hook me up? What's my price? What's my," you know, in BMX, it's all about the bro
you know, in BMX, it's all about the bro price, right? When I go to a floor, I
price, right? When I go to a floor, I don't ever hear anything like that.
don't ever hear anything like that. Yeah. You're just a normal person going
Yeah. You're just a normal person going to do a service and you get paid and
to do a service and you get paid and Yeah. In BMX, the business is just it's
Yeah. In BMX, the business is just it's just so unbelievably terrible. Yeah. I
just so unbelievably terrible. Yeah. I can only imagine. I've heard, you know,
can only imagine. I've heard, you know, stories of being frame manufacturers and
stories of being frame manufacturers and kind of just getting hit up and the
kind of just getting hit up and the margins aren't great to begin with. So,
margins aren't great to begin with. So, how much can you actually give away? The
how much can you actually give away? The margins are are terrible.

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