Nick Martell

We think there is a market for solving this annoyance economy.

The next great use case of AI isn't cybersecurity.

It's cyber courtesy.

Help us, AI.

You're our only hope.

That was not a good Princess Leia impression.

Jack, could you whip up the takeaways for us for T-Boy Tuesday?

Amazon now has seven car brands on the platform, representing 47% of the new car market.

The end goal?

It's ads, because Amazon doesn't sell things to people.

They sell access to people.

For our second story, Sotheby's is a brand associated with historic prestige.

but its credit rating is now the opposite.

It's capitalism, because sometimes private equity saddles a company with too much debt and breaks the business.

And our third and final story is two trends related, the annoyance economy and the surge in surcharges.

But there is a hope for consumers, an AI that fights the good fight for you, a fee-fighting AI Jedi.

But besties, this pod's not over yet.

Here's what else you need to know today.

First, Goldman Sachs kicked off the earnings season on Monday with an all-time high revenue in stock trading.

The whiplashing of the stock market with the war in Iran, that panic buying and selling, it is translated into profits for Goldman Sachs.