Nick Martell

Oh.

Ah, the butler segment, where AI saves time and money on the activities that you already do.

Like finding the same Rolex you've always dreamed of owning someday, but for 60% lower price at that random e-commerce website in Belgium.

That you otherwise never would have found.

Butlerfication of the economy.

It'll start with activities like this, like shopping, and then we think it'll trickle down.

Butlerfication.

Using AI to make you feel like Bruce Wayne.

Jack, could you and that vest whip up the takeaways for us for the new Friday?

Three more billionaires announced huge donations yesterday to baby stock accounts and to Olympic athletes.

It's red, white, and blue philanthropy.

Pro-market and pro-competition donations.

For our second story, Tesla is ending its Model S and Model X production to focus on robots.

After its worst quarter ever, Tesla, they're not producing many avocados yet, but just wait until this young avocado tree grows up.

And our third and final story is Fiat.

the shopping wing woman app that uses AI to find the lowest price on resale markets.

They hit 180 million buck valuation, part of the butlerfication of AI.

But besties, this pod's not over yet.

Here's what else you need to know today.

First, as expected, our central bank announced no.