Being an oligarch does not prepare you to run a country like we should disabuse ourselves of that notion right now. Who understands the economy? Business better? Biden or business? There's understanding how to make a crap ton of money and humansweethere's understanding the economy. You've just added a seventh reason he's running. He raised the minimum wage, gave benefits, gave benefits and paid for college inside of amazon for workers. What does that sound like? That sounds like burney's agenda. And i say, when i say, heaven help us, what i mean is, our options are literally only going to come down to old gaic. So easy. Earne
Today, Amazon CEO Andy Jassy is celebrating his one-year anniversary, and the NYT published an interesting profile that has a lot to do with regulatory scrutiny (3:01). Then we cover the boom of remote work incentive programs all over the US to attract remote tech workers (27:00). And, we get into an awesome new company called Phaidra in our Series A segment… some former DeepMind engineers started an awesome machine learning company (40:16). And we wrap with a great story about retail investors who have the same thesis as Jason (47:51).
(0:00) Jason and Molly tee up today’s show
(3:01) NYT published a profile of Amazon CEO Andy Jassy on his one-year anniversary of becoming CEO, and it had some interesting tidbits
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(22:54) Bezos is running for president (prediction)
(27:00) WSJ reported 71 cities and towns in the US are now offering remote work incentive programs
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(38:33) Producer Nick chimes in on remote workers in Manhattan
(40:16) Series A: Phaidra s a startup selling machine learning software that regulates temperatures at power plants and industrial factories
(47:51) WSJ reported some amateur investors see the declining state of the stock market as a chance to double down
(56:08) Over the weekend Jason tweeted, “Terrify your investors in 5 words.” These were the best replies