Raymond Liu

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1,052 appearances 6 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 20 Aug

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Morning Brew Daily · Oil Prices Keep Climbing & ‘Moana’ Flops at the Box Office · 14 Jul 2026 podcast

It's kind of attracting.

There's always this what happens where it attracts a kind of new level of customers where these are now customers that can afford everyday goods but may want to kind of treat themselves every now and then.

So instead of getting a Chanel bag at full retail,

you're seeing them go to pawn shops to kind of score these good deals.

And we see like these trends will be covered as secondhand luxury items.

So now these pawn shops, again, ultimately they kind of win in this environment.

All right, let's spin to the finish for our final headlines for the day.

The Seattle Seahawks not only did a Super Bowl win put them at the top of the NFL, it made them the top of a to-buy list for a tech billionaire.

Vinod Khosla, co-founder of Sun Microsystems, and his family have agreed to buy the Seattle Seahawks for $9.6 billion, a record price for the controlling stake of an NFL franchise.

That actually surpasses the sale of Washington Commanders for $6 billion by a group led by private equity titan Josh Harris.

The future of the Seahawks have been kind of up in the air since the death of Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen, who bought the team back in 1997.

Once the team won the Super Bowl, the Allen estate actually announced the team was up for sale shortly after they hoisted the Lombardi Trophy.

But before Costa can complete the purchase, he'll have to divest his minority stake in the 49ers, who, you know, maybe this will help us get over the hump.

Kayla, this seems to be the move.

The Boston Celtics went through the same thing.

Win a championship, raise your value, then sell the team for billions of dollars.

Only if I'm guaranteed a pass.

Listen, if I'm a pasta pass holder, I say challenge accepted.

Let me starve all day, put me in an Olive Garden and see how many rounds I can go.

I was looking at some of the numbers and Axios broke it down nicely, the economics of it all.

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