Toby Howell

Like, is U2 going to do a residency in D.C.?

Does it have the tourism to support that sort of residency?

That's the big question mark I have.

Meanwhile, the Sphere is doing very well.

Sphere stock, Sphere Entertainment Co., it's up 134% over the last year.

It's profitable now in Las Vegas, which looked a little dicey for a while, but it made $150 million in net income in the quarter that ended June 30th.

So this is a money-making machine.

Now they have a mini money-making machine.

in Maryland.

All right.

We're going to take a quick break and come back with Toby's trends right after this.

Time for our Morning Brew Daily Davos update with Lightspeed.

We are joined by Lightspeed co-founder and partner Ravi Matra.

Well, we love it and are so thankful to be here.

And I think we look and sound pretty good too.

All right, Neil, one time I was preparing to give a speech back in high school, and my English teacher gave me this advice.

Tell them what you're going to say, say it, and then tell them what you said.

Unfortunately, it seems like Netflix also got that same advice and is bringing that repetitive energy to its own content.

And it's something I want to talk about on today's edition of Toby's Trends.

Matt Damon has a new movie out on Netflix right now called The Rip.