Neal Freiman

in primetime where they do the narrative storylines.

You learn about stars like Alyssa Liu and all the scandals that you mentioned, which were extremely petty and fun.

So they've just kind of figured out how to do this Olympic thing in the streaming era.

And they're paying over a billion dollars for this, but they're probably saying this is an incredible investment that we just made.

And now with our new generated assets, you can turn any idea into an investable index with AI.

Whoop's wearable tech helps with that.

With it, you can understand what's going on in your body and make better decisions.

Whoop helps build awareness and highlights patterns so you can show up with more presence and intention.

Wouldn't you want to know?

I'm not going to give it away yet.

I want to do our due diligence and talk about the pros and cons of either backing in or pulling in forward.

OK, so.

The arguments for backing into a parking space, which is what AAA now recommends, it's essentially that it's safer when leaving.

So you have full visibility when you're driving forward and leaving a parking spot.

You're probably not going to hit as many people as you would if you back up.

And also, it's just faster if you want to leave a place.

And you can understand that in an industrial place, a lot of industrial site like this,

factory or any kind of place like that.

They actually do have rules that say if you drive here, you do have to back in because this plant could maybe explode at some point.

So you need to be able to leave quickly.