Nick Martell

Oh my God, Jack, watch out behind you. Oh my God, Nick, Midsummer Night's Scream. Oh my God! That's the Shakespeare line. That's the line. Jack, can you whip up the takeaways for us for the new Friday? Domino's and Pizza Hut are immune from the trade war, but not from a recession. That is the pizza paradox. You're going from delivery pizza to DiGiorno pizza.

Oh my God, Jack, watch out behind you. Oh my God, Nick, Midsummer Night's Scream. Oh my God! That's the Shakespeare line. That's the line. Jack, can you whip up the takeaways for us for the new Friday? Domino's and Pizza Hut are immune from the trade war, but not from a recession. That is the pizza paradox. You're going from delivery pizza to DiGiorno pizza.

For our second story, Waymo is partnering with Toyota to develop self-driving cars for personal ownership. It's a robo-chauffeur. And why is this happening? Well, competition from Tesla. And competition drives innovation. And our third and final story was the business of scary. It's now a year-round thing in movies, TV, and theme parks.

For our second story, Waymo is partnering with Toyota to develop self-driving cars for personal ownership. It's a robo-chauffeur. And why is this happening? Well, competition from Tesla. And competition drives innovation. And our third and final story was the business of scary. It's now a year-round thing in movies, TV, and theme parks.

For our second story, Waymo is partnering with Toyota to develop self-driving cars for personal ownership. It's a robo-chauffeur. And why is this happening? Well, competition from Tesla. And competition drives innovation. And our third and final story was the business of scary. It's now a year-round thing in movies, TV, and theme parks.

We call it the boo-boom, and it reflects a new thing, economic empathy. Or Jack, what was the other term we just came up with, like on the spot? The Shakespearean one? It was so good, you just had it. A midsummer night's scream. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that works. But yetis, this pod's not over yet. Here's what else you need to know today.

We call it the boo-boom, and it reflects a new thing, economic empathy. Or Jack, what was the other term we just came up with, like on the spot? The Shakespearean one? It was so good, you just had it. A midsummer night's scream. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that works. But yetis, this pod's not over yet. Here's what else you need to know today.

We call it the boo-boom, and it reflects a new thing, economic empathy. Or Jack, what was the other term we just came up with, like on the spot? The Shakespearean one? It was so good, you just had it. A midsummer night's scream. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that works. But yetis, this pod's not over yet. Here's what else you need to know today.

First, yesterday and today, four of the magnificent seven companies are reporting earnings. Ding, ding, ding. Amazon and Apple announced today after markets closed, but Meta and Microsoft announced yesterday after markets closed. Well, over at Microsoft and Meta, everything looks solid. Both of their stocks jumped after beating earnings expectations. And second, the U.S. economy officially shrank.

First, yesterday and today, four of the magnificent seven companies are reporting earnings. Ding, ding, ding. Amazon and Apple announced today after markets closed, but Meta and Microsoft announced yesterday after markets closed. Well, over at Microsoft and Meta, everything looks solid. Both of their stocks jumped after beating earnings expectations. And second, the U.S. economy officially shrank.

First, yesterday and today, four of the magnificent seven companies are reporting earnings. Ding, ding, ding. Amazon and Apple announced today after markets closed, but Meta and Microsoft announced yesterday after markets closed. Well, over at Microsoft and Meta, everything looks solid. Both of their stocks jumped after beating earnings expectations. And second, the U.S. economy officially shrank.

in the first quarter. It was the GDP report, and it showed our economy got 0.3% smaller from January through March. Yeah, it's the first GDP decline actually since 2022. It was driven by a surge in imports ahead of tariffs, but the real question will be second quarter GDP. Because the bulk of the trade war, it actually started in... April. And our third and final story is no more Mr. Nice Guy.

in the first quarter. It was the GDP report, and it showed our economy got 0.3% smaller from January through March. Yeah, it's the first GDP decline actually since 2022. It was driven by a surge in imports ahead of tariffs, but the real question will be second quarter GDP. Because the bulk of the trade war, it actually started in... April. And our third and final story is no more Mr. Nice Guy.

in the first quarter. It was the GDP report, and it showed our economy got 0.3% smaller from January through March. Yeah, it's the first GDP decline actually since 2022. It was driven by a surge in imports ahead of tariffs, but the real question will be second quarter GDP. Because the bulk of the trade war, it actually started in... April. And our third and final story is no more Mr. Nice Guy.

ChatGPT just updated their AI because it was being too nice to us. Sam Allman actually admitted that their artificial intelligence was like being too sycophantic. It was basically sucking up to you. How so? Like, how is it being sycophantic? I did notice, like I asked a question about like researching some data point and they're like, whoa, what a great question. Nice query.

ChatGPT just updated their AI because it was being too nice to us. Sam Allman actually admitted that their artificial intelligence was like being too sycophantic. It was basically sucking up to you. How so? Like, how is it being sycophantic? I did notice, like I asked a question about like researching some data point and they're like, whoa, what a great question. Nice query.

ChatGPT just updated their AI because it was being too nice to us. Sam Allman actually admitted that their artificial intelligence was like being too sycophantic. It was basically sucking up to you. How so? Like, how is it being sycophantic? I did notice, like I asked a question about like researching some data point and they're like, whoa, what a great question. Nice query.

You must be working on a great project. Right away, Mr. Nick. Right away. So besties, if you notice ChatGPT being too complimentary, it's going to stop being so starting right now. And if you notice ChatGPT giving you shade, it's because of this update we just told you about. Now time for the best fact yet.

You must be working on a great project. Right away, Mr. Nick. Right away. So besties, if you notice ChatGPT being too complimentary, it's going to stop being so starting right now. And if you notice ChatGPT giving you shade, it's because of this update we just told you about. Now time for the best fact yet.

You must be working on a great project. Right away, Mr. Nick. Right away. So besties, if you notice ChatGPT being too complimentary, it's going to stop being so starting right now. And if you notice ChatGPT giving you shade, it's because of this update we just told you about. Now time for the best fact yet.