Jack Crivici-Kramer

Because the fear of investing is more dangerous than the risk of investing.

For our second story, BabyList is opening its second store in New York, which, yeah, has an influencer studio too.

It's like CNN, QVC, and Alex Earl had a baby, but...

born inside of a Target.

And our third and final story, Walmart is making all price labels in stores digital by the end of the year, and they patented an algorithm pricer.

Yeah, it is every company's algorithmatizing the prices, so you need to know what you are up against.

But besties, this pod's not over yet.

Here's what else you need to know today.

First, in case Uber Black wasn't fancy enough for you, there's a fancier option getting imported to America.

It's called Wheelie.

The London-based ride hail is entering New York City, and it will be the most premium ride hail app there is.

Now, interestingly, the business model still relies on gig workers, but the drivers have to attend a three-day training on how to be a chauffeur.

Because the drivers must wear a suit, they must wear a tie, and they must sign non-disclosure agreements.

And second, Elon unveiled plans for his new TeraFab over the weekend.

This will be the biggest chip factory in the history of the world.

The goal is to produce 1 trillion watts, a terawatt, of compute every year.

And

And now he says it'll produce two times the amount of chips that the U.S.

currently consumes.

Which is crazy.