Is Google a Buy? + Is Uber Recession Proof?
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What makes Google possibly undervalued?
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Today's number, $200 billion. That's how much Bill Gates plans to give away to philanthropies over the next 20 years. True story, Ed. All of Bill Gates' nannies supposedly quit and went to work for Steve Jobs. And he was reported to say, fucking jobs coming for our immigrants. Get it? Little turn of phrase there. Little twist of phrase. Little semantic humor there.
How are you, Ed? I'm doing pretty well. Did you come up with that joke? Did you find that joke? Nothing I do is original, Ed. Really? Okay. It's an interesting joke to be floating out there in the ether. Very specific to our business.
Yeah, nothing I do is original. Greatness is in the agency of others. I agree with that. I'm like a less wealthy form of China. I steal a lot of IP, and I repackage it as my own, and then I export it back to other people via this podcast.
Exactly. It's a winning strategy. There you go. You're back in New York, right?
I am. It's such a beautiful day here.
God.
It's gorgeous. Yeah. No, it's nice. I went to Chez Margot last night to see Black Coffee. And of course, I went home before he came on. I'm like, did you? How was that? Well, I was furious. I've turned into that guy. I'm like, when's he coming on? I pay all this money for a table. And they're like, he comes out at midnight. I'm like, what? I like made reservations at like 6 p.m. for dinner.
But did you stick around to see him? I stuck around for like 10 minutes. I was whacked. Do you like that kind of music? That's the kind of music I listen to.
Oh, yeah? I should have taken you, but I don't want to spend any time with you. But, um... But the thought is there. The thought is there.
It's the thought that counts.
God, this is a douchey conversation. Anyways, I'm going to see Calvin Harris. And I've seen Kygo and all these, like, kind of, I know every one of the DJ community is, like, so disgusted with me because I like the equivalent of Britney Spears of DJs. I like the big popular ones.
Yeah.
Who are the DJs you listen to?
I'm a big Black Coffee fan. You were a fan of Rufus DeSole for a while. That's sort of like the other Britney Spears figure in DJ world, but I'm a huge Rufus DeSole fan as well.
I used to listen to Rufus DeSole every night, and then I realized I was getting more and more depressed, and I wondered if it was Rufus DeSole, and I stopped listening to it. It's like too emotional for you? It's just too like... It's pretty intense, yeah. It's very like, oh, we're in a dystopia. Maybe you should kill yourself. It's a dystopia. I know. it's pretty it's pretty rough but i actually saw rufus de soul at the miami electro festival and all i could think about when i was there i thought i am getting too old for music festivals because all i could think about is where's the nearest fire safety route you know that's what running through my head i couldn't enjoy it anyways enough of that shit get to the headlines dad let's start with our weekly review of market vitals
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