Nick Martell

I've gone shopping with Jack.

He doesn't like walking out of the fitting room because it becomes like a de facto runway show.

And before you know it, he's having too much fun.

So Nick, with this new technology, I could just discreetly tap the new size I want and an associate brings it to my fitting room.

But it's not just Victoria besties.

Gap, Old Navy, Victoria's Secret, more are deploying these smart dressing rooms as an advantage over online-only stores.

Yetis, with the trade war, you'd think that these apparel companies who make their products in Southeast Asia, generally speaking, they'd all be struggling because of tariffs.

But here's what we find fascinating.

Ralph Lauren, The Gap, Abercrombie are some of the best performing stocks over the last few years.

Because the smart dressing room is saving physical apparel.

Retail's not dead.

Bad retail's dead.

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Today, President Trump swears in Kevin Warsh as the new chair of our Federal Reserve.

So we just interviewed the president of the Federal Reserve, Austin Goolsbee, and we wanted to give you a preview.

Now, besties, the full episode, the full interview, it actually publishes on Memorial Day Monday, and we asked Mr. Goolsbee, Dr. Goolsbee, to grade the outgoing Jerry Bauer.

Wait a second.

He's a PhD in economics.

I don't think we call him doctor.