The Hustle Daily Show

Apple Vision Pro is seeing returns, possibly due to high price and lack of apps. US drug prices rising. Open AI launches text-to-video model. The hosts discuss the drawbacks of Apple Vision Pro and speculate on Apple's next priority. They compare Apple's moment to Meta and Mark Zuckerberg's success as CEO.

Learn how the island of Anguilla is making $3m a month off of AI with their .ai domain, the financial benefits and challenges they face, and the impact of vanity domains. Discover the potential of other two-letter domains and get a podcast recommendation.

This podcast explores the love affair between brands and consumers, discussing topics such as KITH's successful spring collection launch, strategies to build an audience and bridge gaps, the importance of brand vision and customer focus, and excitement for upcoming brand initiatives and support for podcasters.

Learn about the rise and fall of Life Savers Holes, a 90s candy that didn't quite make it. Discover the reasons behind its disappearance and the nostalgia associated with it. Dive into the history of Life Savers and their various products, including a failed soda. Explore the unique mouth feel of Life Savers candies and how it contributes to the overall experience. Don't forget to subscribe to The Hustle Daily Show and sign up for their newsletter!

Latest developments in AI discussed, including foldable devices by Apple and Neuralink's relocation. New York Times' venture into AI and integration of AI by other companies explored. Negative implications of deep fakes and potential scams examined. Regulation of AI, tech layoffs, and future of the AI industry discussed. FTC's investigation into AI companies and potential regulations analyzed.

Exploring the success and expansion of Vail Resorts, the podcast discusses the profitability of ski resorts amidst rising costs and shrinking snowfall. It highlights Vail's strategies of acquiring smaller resorts, increasing ticket prices, and maintaining high skier numbers. The podcast also explores the impact of Vail Resorts on the skiing industry, including increased lift lines, longer ski weeks, and affordability. It emphasizes the recent surge in sales at ski resorts and the current flourishing state of the ski business.

The podcast explores the economics of Super Bowl halftime shows, including the lack of payment for performers and the benefits they receive in terms of exposure and popularity. It also discusses the increasing cost of Super Bowl advertising and the potential for cross promotion opportunities.

The podcast discusses the increasing costs of fast food chains, the potential return of dollar menus, and the impact on companies and consumers. They also explore the rising prices of fast food and movie theater concessions, express disappointment in lack of affordability, and discuss potential solutions. Additionally, they highlight new deals, observe increasing prices in various sectors, and discuss the importance of embracing humanity at work.

The podcast discusses the sudden surge in popularity of sports betting and its mainstream status, as well as the decline of Blue Sky and news on Boeing and Apple. It explores the inconvenience of device reset, VR safety concerns, and sports betting popularity. The rise of sports betting, its challenges, and the normalization of sports betting apps are also discussed.

AI-generated fake IDs are on the rise with OnlyFake producing up to 20k documents per day. The Las Vegas Sphere is a lucrative creative venue, while AI-generated deepfakes and Subway's successful sidekick menu are also discussed. Subway's reputation, teachers winning the Powerball, and the implications of AI-generated fake IDs are explored, highlighting potential dangers and the need for legislation. The podcast delves into the necessity of government involvement and ID identification in combating fraud.