The AI Divide: Who Wins and Who Gets Replaced — ft. Bill Gurley
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Today's number, 100,000. I'm already laughing. Today's number, $100,000. That's how much a German terrorist sued New York City chain Los Tacos. Number one, two physical injuries from spicy salsa. Ed, how did Hitler rise to power? How? He brat out the worst in people. I don't know why I find that so funny. Get it? Bratwurst? He brat out the worst in people.
You probably got to say he brat out the worst in people to sort of get it. Bratwurst? Bratwurst?
Listen to me. Markets are bigger than us. What you have here is a structural change in the world distribution. Cash is trash. Stocks look pretty attractive. Something's going to break. Forget about it.
Okay, true story. I just told a very funny but very dirty joke, and the team wouldn't let me do it because we have Bill Gurley, a famous venture capitalist, on. So fucking VCs continue to ruin my life. Anyways, what are you up to?
Just got back from Vegas. Oh, how was that? Guy's weekend. Guy's weekend, bachelor party. It was awesome. We did a lot of gambling, played a lot of blackjack, played a lot of craps, lost a lot of money. did what we're supposed to do. We stayed at the Wynn. We stayed at the Encore. We had dinner at Zuma.
Let's just pause right there, you entitled spoiled bitch. When I was your age and I would go to Vegas, I would stay at the Golden Nugget downtown with my friendly Lotus. We would make sure we saved $5 so we had enough gas to get home. And we would eat twice the whole weekend, both times for $9.99 at the Golden Nuggets all-you-can-eat buffet. And then we would... we would bet all night long at these $2 blackjack tables. And that was it. And by the way, it was amazing. But no, there was no wind. There was no Zuma. We did it right. We bowled out, and yeah, it was a good time. It's like Jimmy Carr says that people don't realize how fortunate they are today to just be able to take a hot shower. You are literally constantly taking a hot shower, and I'm worried you don't appreciate it enough.
Claire? Yeah. Do you think Ed really appreciates how fortunate he is?
No comment. I'm not taking sides on this one.
Claire, you're also part of this entitled generation, right? Claire's a little bit older. You're 28. Is that right, Claire?
I am 27, 28 in June.
Oh, you're both 27 now. Claire, what did you do this weekend?
Slept a lot. And I went to an art fair, made some purchases, bought a couple of photographs. One of my favorite things to spend money on is art. So that was my big event of the weekend. Oh, I had... I had friends over for a Shabbat dinner Friday. So that was nice.
Oh, my God. Claire wins. Let me get this. Ed goes to Vegas. Wait, hold on. I go to Tulum and buy Molly from a woman in the bathroom. And Claire goes and buys photography and has Shabbat dinner. Okay. Yeah. Claire wins.
Claire wins. I think we're doing it right. Should we get on with the show? Let's do it. Let's get into our conversation with Bill Gurley, general partner at Benchmark Capital and author of the new book, Running Down a Dream.
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