Ron Johnson

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626 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 30 Jun

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Banking Transformed with Jim Marous · What the Apple Store Can Teach Retail Bankers · 30 Jun 2026 podcast

I think eighty percent of their volume now comes out of their physical stores.

You know, you used to be able to order online and they'd send you five glasses to try on and you'd keep one and send four back.

They don't even do that anymore.

Right.

They just say you want to try them, you want to try on glasses, go to our store.

You know, and this is true in every category.

There's not a a a direct-to-consumer brand that doesn't end up with stores.

You go to a mall, you like you know, right now big hot categories activeware.

You've got Wari stores, you've got Aloe stores, you've got Lululemon stores, you've got all these new in-sweaty betty, you know, you name it.

They're all trying to get their physical stores, you know, and the reality is uh the the the physical experience in life.

is a part of who we are as human beings.

And people are, especially these young people, these people in their 20s are searching out human connection.

You know, they're they're joining running clubs in all these cities and they're, you know, they're just they want human connection.

And I think the yeah the y we'll never I don't think we'll walk away from physical experiences and and somehow I'm an optimist, but I think AI will have the same experience.

You know, today we're still growing jobs in this country.

AA's been around for a while and

And for every tech company you read about like Square that's cutting half its employees or

You know, Meta who's downsizing twenty percent.

Well, last I looked, job growth was another 160,000 jobs last month.

You know, and the employment unemployment rate's still pretty low, and we're in a full employment economy.

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