Nick Martell

Or are we consumers agnostic to who had the original idea first?

Because you see, plastic squeeze shampoo bottle olive oil, that's innovative, but it's not protectable intellectual property.

It's not IP, it's VIP.

It's vulnerable intellectual property.

Now, Jack and I have noticed that in tech, we see zero loyalty when you copy someone, right, Jack?

So here's a hard question.

How can Graza keep tripling sales despite these zucking copycats?

The answer...

is keep innovating.

They also launched the first olive oil in a box, like a box of wine, so you can slap the bag of that Graza at the pizza party.

Graza didn't just rely on squeeze bottles as its only identity.

Because in a world where everyone is copying to catch up, you gotta keep running like Forrest Gump.

For our third and final story, Toto, the world-leading bidet company, just had its biggest stock jump in five years.

Because Toto Toilets is actually an AI company.

True story.

Side gigs can become your profit puppy.

All right, now, Jack, pause the pod for a sec.

Do you want to issue a full disclosure?

Is it a horror story about bidets?

Quite the contrary.