SpaceX stock is a Pokémon card. Could make you rich. But you're buying it for emotional reasons, not financial ones. Thanks CNN for having @jackkramer (and his 1 share) on

Big moment for guys named Nick who are from New York: We’re the other NY Nicks

Damn, this was a great show. Thank you Los Angeles for making it The Best One Yet! And thanks to @berobrewing for making it happen. Link in bio for tickets to SF, Bos, and SEA

See you tomorrow night, Los Angeles! The Best One Yet IPO Tour: our In-Person Offering is proud to have @JamieSiminoff as our guest on-stage at @JoinTheDynasty

David Protein CEO: 🍨 for breakfast We interviewed @peterrahal on today’s launch of @davidprotein ice cream (spoiler, sold out in 28 min)

Our biggest crowd and best show yet! - Live musical jingle from @blackillac - 3 pop-biz news stories - @jimcramer Mad Money, TBOY-style - Stock market trivia challenge - Our Q1 earnings report Q&A - Special guest interview with @RyanSerhant - live audience shoutouts - 90 minute meet and greet - After party at Pete's Tavern Thank you to the SOLD OUT audience of incredible Besties and Yetis @IrvingPlaza Celebrate the wins!

The @tboypod (then Market Snacks) found me in 2018 when I was teaching PR at a university in Florida. I remember driving to work at 7 am, sunrise over the Howard Frankland Bridge, listening about SPACs, meme stocks and supply chain chaos. By the time I entered the classroom , my students looked at me with wild eyes: professor, how do you know all of this? Nick and Jack joined me on forest walks in Princeton and sweaty jogs in Miami. In 2022 especially, TBoy made me smile through some very tough times. SO IT WAS ABSOLUTELY SPECTACULAR TO SEE TBOY LIVE IN NYC LAST NIGHT!!! It felt like a family gathering. And @jimcramer and @RyanSerhant only made it more worth it. Nick, Jack, thank you for being amazing 🤩 Always a fan 🫶🏻

We did the exact @TBPN @OpenAI deal, but with Robinhood. Here’s our advice to the TBPN guys, because “editorial independence” only works with 1 big exception

But take it with a grain of Sam salt: @OpenAI's "Industrial Policy for the Intelligence Age" attempts to write AI policy before Congress can. More in Tuesday's full episode of The Best One Yet podcast

Guys, like you, we said that it’s overvalued! (that’s us in the pic - thanks for highlighting our show). To clarify… - We’re bearish on VCX not bullish - as we said, “the price makes zero sense” - We disclose all potential conflicts of interest, including advertisers, and discussing stocks we own (we don’t own this) - And to be crystal clear, we were not paid by Fundrise, we’re just covering the news We’d love to talk with you more VCX and stock influencers, since it sounds like we’re totally aligned on both

Simply our best show yet (no one's talking about this Netflix story): 🎬 Matt Damon reveals Netflix's content "formula" 🧊 Greenland's Civil Trade War 🛒 Aldi's parking lot test 🍻 Dos Equis' Most Interesting Man makeover open.spotify.com/episode/0yf…

The Biz Takeaway: If you want to understand culture, open the corp fridge. 2015 work perks = free kombucha, Kind Bar closet, full fridge of Grk yogurt. 44% of cos offered free snacks — the goal: make workers happy keep them in the office longer. 10 yrs later, those fridges look diff. In this economy, way less free stuff. And instead of nap pods dried mango, now it’s nicotine. Reflects the pivot in priorities → productivity (or at least presumed productivity). AI ind is so cutthroat rn, some employers are basically endorsing your new drug habit. Wanna know where culture’s headed? Open the corp fridge. See what’s free.

You need to watch the full 18-min video. The Biz Takeaway: this was a masterclass of Breaking the 4th Wall.

The Biz Takeaway: As Plato once said, “Those who tell the stories rule society.”

Stock pick 3/3 for 2026: $BERK Think of Berkshire as 2026 downturn insurance: If AI is a bubble and that bubble pops? Berkshire will be 1 of best performers, b/c its so anti-tech. Berkshire is the bubble wrap for your portfolio.

The Biz Takeaway: In Google’s castle, there are 3 moats… 1 - Email: Gmail controls ~75% of the US email market 2 - Search: Google controls 90% of search 3- AI: Gemini is becoming the default assistant for 70% of phones