Nick Martell

They also both have plans to make chips for self-driving in-house at their own companies.

Now, if NVIDIA faced no competition like they did three years ago, we'd all pay for it as the high prices NVIDIA charged would trickle down to us consumers.

But that won't happen, besties, thanks to the secret sauce of capitalism.

With great profits.

comes great competition.

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

Minnesota CEOs broke their vow of silence, calling for a de-escalation in their state.

They set a new precedent we think other CEOs will start using.

If you're gonna oppose the president's policies, you're gonna do it together.

But now they're facing Graza formity.

Everyone's zucking them.

So their only choice is to keep running like Forrest Gump.

And our third and final story is Toto.

The high-end toilet business is being overshadowed by the components that they happen to sell into AI.

Toto is now an AI biz, and every company is trying to be one too.

But besties, this pod's not over yet.

Here's what else you need to know today.

I'm sorry, Jack.

The economic and business calendar this week, protein packed.

What do we got, dude?