
CEO / Co-founder @happydad Hard Drinks UCLA Alumni
Joined February 2009
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John Shahidi and his brother Sammy are like my little brothers. I’ve mentored them since 2010. I had had the profound honor to meet his Grandmother, may God bless her and may she rest in peace, who carried the weight of these profound losses and helped raised John and Sammy to Lion men. I’ve gotten very close to their parents who have become like my adoptive parents. This is a great Iranian American family. They carry the legacy of his courageous Uncles who died fighting for Iran’s freedom right at the start of this evil Islamic regime.
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One putt to decide the fate of 32 people. Who stays, who goes home. Who still has a shot at 4 million dollars.
CINEMA 🍿
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First 5-0 start since 2022
First win in Eugene since 2004
First Top-15 road win since 2014
It’s a new era in LA.
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UCLA vibing to every teams end of third quarter song is one College Football's best newest traditions
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Had my first @happydad today, and of course I had to tell the whole stadium about it! 😂🍻
Nothing like a Happy Dad to make a Georgia Southern game just that much better! 🦅🏈
#HailSouthern #GeorgiaSouthern #HappyDad #GATA
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Tesla Cybercabs have officially gone Unsupervised in Austin, TX!
Cybercabs are now driving around the city without anyone in the vehicle. No steering wheel, no pedals.
LETS GO!
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Steiny told Sean O’Malley and Tommy McMillen they aren’t intimidating in person 😂
“I feel pretty confident. I’m not scared.”
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The only school to win a national championship in football, men's basketball, women's basketball, baseball AND softball:
UCLA
Today's @BeerBizDaily update.
Great hard work @happydad team!
"Happy Dad is up 35.1% in dollars and 33.1% in cases, the fastest-growing vendor of scale in the dataset."
Liftoff.
The Artemis II mission launched from @NASAKennedy at 6:35pm ET (2235 UTC), propelling four astronauts on a journey around the Moon.
Artemis II will pave the way for future Moon landings, as well as the next giant leap — astronauts on Mars.





















