Nick

Sure, business is all about timing.

Maybe 1996 was just the wrong time and 2026 is the right time.

All right, Jack, it's a fair point, but investors seem skeptical.

The stock of McD's, it's down since that Big Arch announcement.

Because we've seen the Big Arch burger before.

This is a case study in catastrophe.

No, no, no, Jack.

This product is a case study in catastrophe.

The latest AI business to be acquired, it's called CalAI, the calorie counting app making 30 million bucks a year in revenue.

Here's how a group of high school students, high schoolers, built an AI app that just got acquired by private equity.

Now, yetis, we'd like to introduce you to a guy named Zach Yadigari.

Last year, this 17-year-old senior applied to 15 top colleges, but you know what?

He hardly got into any of them.

I mean, you only have to get into one.

That's a fair point.

But still, this Long Islander from Roslyn had a 4.0 GPA.

We don't know his SATs.

We don't.

But we know his extracurriculars were impressive.

Yes, we do, because the summer before senior year, Zach launched a startup, CalAI, as in calorie AI, a food tracking app.