Neal Freiman

Yeah, here's where big tech stands right now in terms of AI hardware.

We have Google going in on glasses, Meta going in on glasses.

It's been very successful so far.

Open AI, maybe earbuds, and then Apple is going with a pin.

Where do you think this shakes out?

I mean, we've already seen a pin fail.

From two former Apple execs who created Humane.

In two years, Toby's going to have the AI earbuds, the AI glasses, and then he's going to be wearing a pin as well.

Next, can you guess the best-selling album of all time in the United States?

I'll tell you it's the Eagles, their greatest hits 1971 to 1975.

And it just became the first record to officially surpass 40 million units.

The recording industry association of America, which tracks us sales and streaming equivalents gave it the official quadruple diamond stamp and unprecedented feet for an album that was released almost exactly 50 years ago, fresh off making history.

The Eagles are not taking it easy.

They're launching their 12 final shows at the sphere in Las Vegas tonight, which will set a record for the longest running residency at the venue.

So, Honnold's not going to be the first climber ever to ascend the skyscraper.

Someone did it, Elaine Roberts, a French rock climber, did it in 2004 when they opened this building.

You got to look at this building.

It's super cool.

I wouldn't ever want to climb it, but I love looking at it from afar.

So, he did it with a rope.