

E142: "Rich Men North of Richmond" hits #1, upward mobility, real estate capital crunch, Trump RICO
334 snips Aug 18, 2023
The hosts dive into the viral hit 'Rich Men North of Richmond,' discussing its themes of disenfranchisement and the struggles of upward mobility in America. They also analyze Michael Burry's market bets and tackle the real estate crunch caused by rising interest rates. Political intrigue peaks as they cover Trump's latest indictment and its implications for the GOP. With humor and camaraderie, the conversation explores societal attitudes toward success, the complexities of entrepreneurial opportunities, and the stark divides in American economic conditions.
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Sacks' "Shangri-La" Night
- David Sacks had a "Shangri-La" experience at a private LA club.
- The vibe changed subtly as the room filled with people, culminating in Drake's arrival.
Drink Preferences
- The hosts discuss their preferred alcoholic beverages, including high-end tequila and ranch water.
- They debate the merits of big ice cubes versus traditional rocks.
Resonance of "Rich Men North of Richmond"
- Oliver Anthony's "Rich Men North of Richmond" resonates with those feeling unheard.
- It reflects a sentiment of elite failure and lack of accountability.