Josh Brown

On Saturday, I make balloon animals.

The scariest thing about AI for the people that don't see it coming is...

It's not – it's going to replace the jobs.

It's actually going to do something that could be worse if you're on the wrong side of it.

It's going to be a force multiplier for the people who already have agency.

They're going to take these tools, whatever their moat is or their advantage, they're going to –

run everybody over yeah and it's almost it's almost worse than taking your job is allowing you to stay in your job but watching the haves and the have-nots divide uh even further yeah it could be even more detrimental than just like what people are assuming like oh yeah the ai is going to take the job no it's going to turn 10 of the people doing that job into beasts gods on earth yeah and god help you if you're not one of those people and most people definitionally will not be yeah

So that's going to be – I mean that's a whole other thing.

You're known for blending pop culture and finance.

I think you do it better than anyone I know.

Why is that so important?

Is it just about getting people and holding their attention or are there just like great stories and lessons that are more readily absorbed if we can do it as though it's a TV show or it's a movie and there are characters?

Like what's the idea behind that?

And how are you so good at it?

So that could also go the wrong way if you take the wrong lessons from pop culture.

Like I'll give you, for instance, during the pandemic, there were all of these young men.

getting really into trading.

Because their job told them to stay home or they were in college taking classes on Zoom.

But a lot of young men in their teens and early 20s just became obsessed with finance.

You take the sports off TV, what do you think is going to happen?