Live broadcast on November 27 -kuban, the boss of Lone Ranger, recently accepted an interview with GQ magazine and recalled his working status when he first came to Lone Ranger.

In 2000, Cuban bought lone ranger at a price of 0.285 billion dollars. In 2014, the team value rose to 0.765 billion dollars. According to Forbes’s latest valuation, the current value of Lone Ranger is 3.3 billion dollars, ranking eighth in the league.

When asked about the reason why the team continues to appreciate, Cuban said: “The primary reason must be that the league as a whole is constantly appreciating, and then I think our work has also played some roles.”

“When I first entered the Lone Ranger, I sat in the open office with the staff, and then I led everyone to make sales calls. In addition to contacting old friends and former season ticket owners, I will also take the initiative to make some strange calls.”

“I also came up with some sales skills. When I called, I would say to the customer, ‘do you dare to take the whole family to see an NBA game? Is it cheaper than going to McDonald’s? ‘Or’ as long as you come, I will give you the first free! ‘”