Robinhood’s New Gold Credit Card & NCAA Wants Ban on Prop Bets
Mar 28, 2024
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Topics include Robinhood Gold Card competition, Diddy's legal woes, NCAA's stance on prop bets, Trader Joe's banana prices, adult diapers, drug pricing, Kahneman's legacy in economics, and MLB season kickoff excitement.
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Robinhood introduces a new premium credit card with attractive perks to enhance its financial offerings.
NCAA president opposes prop bets in college sports, indicating a stance against gambling in the industry.
Deep dives
Apple's $3,500 Vision Pro Headset Review
The $3,500 Vision Pro headset by Apple offers an intuitive controller-less operating system allowing users to select by merely looking and tapping their fingers. Despite its immersive experience and smiles it brings, its heaviness and limited app variety reveal its version one status. Comparatively, Meta's $500 headset was endorsed by Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg as a better overall device.
Robin Hood's New Credit Card
Robin Hood enters the credit card realm with a stainless steel card providing appealing perks like 3% cashback on all purchases, 5% on travel bookings, and a 3% match on IRA deposits. Despite no annual fee, the card is part of the Robin Hood gold subscription at $50 yearly. The generous rewards received instant praise, reflecting Robin Hood's push to become a comprehensive financial hub for its users.
Diddy's Business Woes
Iconic music mogul Diddy faces dwindling business fortunes amidst legal troubles, including raids on his properties by Homeland Security over sex trafficking investigations. His once thriving spirit business, Sirrak, faced setbacks even before these lawsuits emerged, signifying a significant decline in his business portfolio. With bad boy records fading and music ventures struggling, Diddy's empire faces substantial challenges.
Episode 289: Neal and Toby chat about the new Robinhood Gold Card, its rewards credit card that looks to compete with Apple and Chase. Then, Sean “Diddy” Combs has faced a flurry of legal problems that’s led to the downfall of his once powerhouse business empire. Next, NCAA president Charlie Baker has some strong opinions on prop bets in college sports…he doesn’t want them. Also, Neal’s numbers from Trader Joe’s, adult diapers, and Ozempic. Meanwhile, the esteemed Daniel Kahneman passes away at 90. The guys recap what he meant to the world of economics. Finally, MLB opening day has stadiums buzzing…and he has nothing to do with what’s on the diamond.
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