Jason Feifer
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848 appearances
6 recordings
2 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 12 Jun
Jason Feifer’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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No, it's just ridiculous, right? Like financial transparency is not etiquette. Like you can't go, you know, return something that is like an experience. Like it's just ridiculous. That's, you know, I mean, I hear stories like that and I'm just like shaking my head. So, no, I don't stand for that. And I think it's absolutely ridiculous.
And I don't think I think it's so important to know that people see headlines like this and have these conversations because they make for good conversation. But this is not what we're talking about when we're saying you need to talk money with the people that you love and feel comfortable about it. Right. This is a guy who is a loose cannon.
And I think I think it's a good thing that there wasn't another day.
I don't think it's about the dollar spent on a date. I think it is about the time and thoughtfulness intention that's applied to it. And I do see what people would say that if I'm deploying time and resources and effort, I want to think about it as like, I want it to go well. I want them to know that I'm putting something into this so that I see a personal return and happiness.
But I don't think that has to do with dollars deployed because I think you could do a lot of creative, intentional, thoughtful dates that could actually go a lot further than just money deployed. So I do disagree with that.
I don't like the idea of exclusion, right? Because I think you're now excluding people that have a credit score less than, which is absolutely ridiculous. I do like the idea that an app like that is probably creating some sort of transparency, right? It's allowing people to start thinking about, you know, what is a credit score and how does that apply to dating and let's be open about it.
So I think that's good. But the idea of excluding people that have a yellow or red score, I think is a little silly, especially when you look at the full picture of finance and understand that, like you said, credit score is a piece of the puzzle, but it's not the largest piece, the most important. It's just a piece. That's all.
And it's changeable. Like in 90 days, your credit score can go from a red score to a green score. It's so changeable.
I don't know. I think I don't think it should be means is like what are dating apps anyway? Like it's a you're literally just swiping away to figure out if you want to go on a date. Like, I don't think that's that's like a pertinent thing to decide if you're going to have a cup of coffee. Right. I think before you get married, cohabitate and continue to move along your relationship.
That's super important. But just like putting it in your profile. I don't know. That's weird. You see, there's a new club now in New York City that is opening and to get into the club. So it's a nightclub, right? We're not talking about a country club or anything. It's a nightclub. And to get into the club, you have to show a bank account statement with at least $50,000 in cash.
Right. It's not a reflection of your entire wealth. There's a million reasons why it's just stupid. So I think I'm a huge proponent of financial transparency. I'm a huge proponent of getting comfortable with money conversations for education, insight, clarity, all the things. But there are so many toxic means of financial transparency that just don't at all connect to anything productive.
That is certainly one of them.
Oh my God, this is so stupid. I don't know what connected to that lawsuit. Obviously, I don't have enough information, but just hearing it, it sounds absolutely ridiculous.
Never, never. I've definitely been on my fair share of bad dates, but then I file a lawsuit for distress. I mean, again, I don't know the situation. Like, you know, you gotta give context, but assuming it was just a bad date, that wasn't great. I don't know what the means of that lawsuit would be, nor my attorney, but damn.
Love it. It's trading below its 52-week high. I own Meta. Big fan.
Not a fan of Reddit. I think from what I remember from their stock last time, well, first of all, they're all mean to me on Reddit. Second of all.
Second of all, I think the ROI on that stock is pretty poor last time I looked into it.
Investor. Bullish.
Yeah, I mean, their position, their balance sheet's healthy. They've always been a market leader. They'll continue to be. I don't think you're going to get burned with Google. If they're not at the forefront of AI, like NVIDIA is, they will be eventually. Or they'll just buy any that will be. I think they're a good place to be.
It's scary how much the entire world economy is banking on the resource and the information that we get from this stock, but obviously they're one of the biggest players. They're driving the market. All indices are at all-time highs. As a major contributor is NVIDIA. And the big thing for people that don't know back home is like this is a good indicator of where AI is going.
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