🐟 “Tuna Tuesday” — Sushi Carving surge. Sam Altman’s AI movie. Red-Dye Diesel’s drama. +Warren Buffett YouTube
Summary
Hosts Nick and Jack discuss how American sushi restaurants are using public 200-pound tuna carvings to boost slow-weekday revenue. They analyze why the new red dye diesel tax break fails to lower fuel prices, noting futures markets predict high costs will persist until 2028. The episode also covers the new film *Artificial*, explaining why Amazon dropped the movie after it portrayed Sam Altman negatively. Finally, the hosts share quick updates on the .ai domain rush, Super Bowl ad sales, and LeBron James’s helicopter commute.
Topics discussed
Intro: Market gains and today's story preview
Warren Buffett's YouTube habits and retirement update
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Story 1: Restaurants using public tuna carvings to fill slow nights
Story 2: Red dye diesel tax relief and 2028 price predictions
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Story 3: Movie 'Artificial' and the real AI industry players
Recap of the three main stories
Quick hits: .ai domains, Super Bowl ads, and LeBron's commute
Listener tip: NYC Comic Con 20th anniversary
Outro: Birthdays, shoutouts, and disclosures
Sponsor: Hotels.com business travel
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