Betsy Stevenson

But players are looking for little aspects of that that don't actually have any impact on their productivity. You know, maybe they want a brighter, sunnier room. It can be hard to measure these things. Maybe if you had the brighter, sunnier room, they'd work harder in training. And if they worked harder in training, they'd do better on the playing field.

So you should figure out how to make it brighter or sunnier. You know, I painted little poppies on the wall in my gym, and I swear I Peloton faster because I love my field of poppies.

So you should figure out how to make it brighter or sunnier. You know, I painted little poppies on the wall in my gym, and I swear I Peloton faster because I love my field of poppies.

So you should figure out how to make it brighter or sunnier. You know, I painted little poppies on the wall in my gym, and I swear I Peloton faster because I love my field of poppies.

That would be fun. Yeah.

That would be fun. Yeah.

That would be fun. Yeah.

Real wage growth has to come from productivity growth.

Because we're doing more with less, we get more in the end.

And that's been the miracle of the U.S.

economy.

Americans don't realize how much other countries coming out of the pandemic have had productivity slowdowns and therefore have had real wage declines.