Adam

And there are probably some really niche people who like the Whoops.

I know some people like it because they like to wear a regular watch.

But the fact that this stupid little tracker...

One has a notification motor, but can't notify me when I get actual notifications.

Sounds wild.

It can't tell me the time.

If you want, Whoop 5.0 is somewhere between $239 and $359 a year, depending on what features you want.

And you aren't paying monthly.

You have to pay yearly.

So at a certain point, this just feels like the Planet Fitness thing.

like uh scam scam pretty much like uh yeah it feels like they're just doing the planet fitness thing where it's like you pay up front for a year and you lock into a year contract and then they hope you basically just forget about it after you submit

A big reason they're probably at this evaluation right now is because they just became a perk on Chase Sapphire, which is like one of the most popular credit cards in the country, which means I'm sure thousands of thousands of people went, oh, I get a free whoop membership.

I'm going to sign up and then put that in a drawer one month later and never think about it again.

You get a year because you have to sign up for a year.

So you get a year for free.

Yeah.

I mean, a ton of people on Twitter were saying this.

I've seen this so many times.

I think activity trackers.

I don't know about you all, but the second most popular question I get about different like consumer technology after phones is an activity tracker.