Ben Gilbert

My good friend Andy Sparks recently stayed at my house and put this on while we were hanging out one morning, and it is fantastic chill music, so I highly recommend it.

Excellent.

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David, I've got some thank yous.

So first, as always, to Arvind Navaratnam at Worldly Partners for his great write-up on Coca-Cola, which is linked in the show notes.

And actually, Arvind was very close with Charlie Munger when he was alive.

And so he is the one who brought up that thought experiment that I did not know about, or I guess remember from the first time I read Poor Charlie's Almanac.

Same.

To Bill Combs, who is the past president of the Coca-Cola Collectors Club, the largest collectors club in the world.

But it's great.

I talked to Bill and he had all this amazing old Coca-Cola memorabilia on the wall behind him, drugstore signs and stuff.