Break up Google, Starbucks CEO out, Kamala's price controls, Boeing disaster, Kursk offensive
episodePreviously titled “Break up Google, Starbucks CEO out, Kamala’s price controls, Boeing disaster, Kursk offensive” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 6, 2026
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All right, everybody, welcome to the number one podcast in the world. I am your boy, Jake Howe, the world's greatest moderator, executive producer for life with me again on the All In podcast is the Rain Man, David Sachs. Yeah, looking healthy, looking good, looking trim. The hair's great. How you feeling, brother?
Good, good.
Haircut looks good. Now, do you go to the barber, the stylist? They come to you. Everybody wants to know.
They come to me.
Of course I do. And then with us, of course, your sultan of science. He loves those vegetables. His name is David Friedberg from Berkeley to the Bay. Our boy. How are you doing there, brother? Are you living the lake lifestyle? You have a nice restful August? Loving the outdoors. Good for you. You look so healthy.
Speaking of looking healthy. Celebrated birthday with Jason Kuhn yesterday. Happy 39th, Jason Kuhn.
Happy 39th, Chase Kuhn.
We did a long mountain bike ride with our other buddy, Z, and had a little family barbecue last night. Everyone had a good time.
What'd you do? A little portobello mushrooms? What'd you do? You put a little zucchini on the grill?
Let's just say I show up with my own food to a barbecue.
Absolutely, you do. All right. And everybody's favorite, the chairman dictator, Chamath Palihapitiya. You love him, you hate him, but you can't ignore him. How are you doing? Look at the number of buttons here. You got the mouth collar on, and I don't think any of those buttons are buttons.
None of them are buttons. None of them are buttons.
You became a meme once again. Once again, the All In Podcast, creating memes. You were swirling. You were swirling a little white wand last week. You were in the arena. And I'm putting up all the numbers, going macro, and you're swirling wine. The audience loved it. What's going on today?
Do you have a bottle? That was a 2019 Cadal Bosco. Really, really good.
Can you tell us the flavor profile, the notes? What did you get as you were swirling?
There was some plum. There's a little truffle there. Some boysenberries. Little Poisonberry, fantastic. A little moss.
It was a touch of inflation with a hint of unemployment.
There he goes. I don't want to be political. Let your winners ride. Rain Man, David Sasson.
Love you guys. Nice.
Well, you know, boys, I had a big week. I had a big week this week. You know, I'm at the lake still, but I made a little trip to Silicon Valley. I was hanging out with Ruloff at Sequoia. And as I'm prone to do, I love to go to Bucks. You guys been to Bucks before in Woodside? Mm-hmm.
Yeah, I went once and I've never been back since. Okay.
Well, it's my favorite place to get breakfast or get my little tuna melt. I've been going there for ages. It's a little bit of a legendary place where Steve Jurvetson made the Hotmail investment, the Tesla investment, all kinds of famous stuff happens at Bucks.
Well, it's where PayPal got its first funding round, where John Malloy from Nokia Ventures beamed the money to Peter and Max at Bucks. On a Palm Pilot. On a Palm Pilot, way back in 1999.
Yeah, for those people who don't know, Palm Pilot was the most innovative and poorly designed product in the last century.
That was JTAL's nickname in college.
Oh my God, well done. So good.
So good. But you know, I'm wearing my Bucks hat and I got my Bucks menu here. Boys, it was like a pinnacle of my career. I've been waiting for this. If you go to Bucks and you look at the sides, you can get your crispy Brussels sprouts there, Freeburg. Get your sweet potato fries. But there it is. J. Cal's onion rings are now on the menu at Bucks. I have hit the big leagues, folks. Wait, is that real? Did you really get that? I did. I'm the first person.
I love onion rings.
I love a good tuna melt. It's a weird sandwich, but they do it so great there. And I keep asking for onion rings for like a decade. And then we don't do onion rings. Tuna melts are good. Yeah. And so suddenly, you know, the team there comes out. They say, J. Cal, we have two different types of onion rings. Please pick which one you like best. I went with the panko crusted Freiburg.
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