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see seed investments all the time I am sure that you have seen a 101 different RL environment ment/data companies that sell to labs and I'm sure you've also seen companies that come and say hey you know we're at hund00 million in in revenue or you know an enormous amount of revenue in a very quick amount of time most of which is typically nonrecurring but um how do you how do you assess this like do you invest in those kinds of companies I've heard a mix of different opinions from sort of my investor friends and and and and and various different people. Some people are like, "Look, I don't touch that kind of stuff. I don't believe it has long-term value." Some people are like, "Who knows what has long-term value? If anything, I think data will always be something that labs need. So, you know, this is as good of a bet as any." And then yet others caveat it by saying, "Yes, and but I don't know what value I would pay for these things because they definitely don't trade like software businesses. They're non-recurring. um the margins vary uh to say the least. H how do you how do you guys assess this? Like would you guys invest in this kind of stuff? And if so, what type of data companies would you invest in? I know a lot of you out there listening are wanting to start your own company. So, if it's finally time for you to make your dream into a reality, you can't find a better partner than our pals over at Northwest Registered Agent. Northwest Registered Agent is now offering free identity services. That means a free domain name, open- source web hosting, a business

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This book is about to get pulled over by the cops. When the cops pull you over, you go like this. "No, I know my rights." And you roll the window up and you drive away. Because you know, in this house of soups, salads, sandwiches, we're defund. Okay? (beep) 12. Acab. (upbeat music) ♪ Soups, Salads, Sandwiches ♪ ♪ Matty Matheson ♪ ♪ Soups, Salads, Sandwiches ♪ - We're making a McRib not a McRib today.

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-Louis, don't worry. We're good. -Okay. All right. Woo-hoo, Mama, we're home! -Mi hijo lindo, I'm coming. [ Laughter ] Is that mi hijo? -Mama! -The man of my life. Ay, Dios mío. Luisito. Oh, my college boy. I missed you so much. You. Don't. Call. Enough! Bad boy! I kill you. I put you in jail. Ah! I love you so much. -Ay, mamá. Well, I love you, too, Mama. And I want to introduce you to my new girlfriend, Britney. -Hi, yes, Ms. Florez. I'm Britney. I've heard so much about you. Mm, you are cute. You dress like a boy. I like that. [ Laughter ] -Um, ha-ha, Mama, let's eat. How 'bout that, huh? -We'd love. And hey, my parents taught me never to come empty handed, so I did bring some vegan sliders. Louis, ¿ella está loca? [ Laughter ] Yo cociné para todos, ¿y esta niña viene a mi casa con vegan sliders? [ Laughter ] -Is she talking about me? -Uh, yes, but in a good way. Don't worry. Mamá, we're hungry, huh? -Yes! And this looks great. Where should I put these? -I'll take it. Thank you... Sí, sí, sí. [ Laughter ] [ Laughter continues ] Sit, sit, sit.

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is the new in Tokyo like their hipster brand and I think it's about a night so it's not cheap. What what do you have going on in Japan, Jay Cal, that you're always there? Is it skiing or what? [laughter] >> This Okay, it started with skiing every January, but then you got a crypto. You got a crypto [laughter] business we don't know about. What is going on? >> No, I um you know, I started my pre-acelerator, found a university in Japan. So, we're doing the second cohort right now. >> What's What's a pre-acelerator? So, it turns out like half the companies that apply to get funding are not yet incorporated, but they have built something. So, we just created like a 12-week course on how to finish your product, do a product market fit, and then during the program, we invest in like the top 10 out of the 50 who come. So, now we're doing it in Saudi, in Riad twice a year, in Japan twice a year, and I'm actually hiring and opening an officer. So, I'm going to hire my first two employees here um in the next year or so. >> You're going to hire employees in Japan. >> Yeah, I'll have one or two people here. I think I'm going to like uh do this week in startups Japan as well and have like a Japanese version of it. Uh because there's so much going on in Asia right now. >> Great. Forget I asked. I didn't know this was [laughter] a 5minute plug for Jake's business. >> Intended to be a plug. You asked me about [clears throat] my business. All I have to say is use 8090. Use the promo code JCAL. If you're looking for [laughter] potatoes, go to Apollo. And uh Craft 16 is starting up. So >> we should know that >> Craft 16. >> If Jay Cal is traveling and we ask him what he's there for, you're going to get

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60 Minutes Rewind The chances are good that sugar is a bigger part of your daily diet than you may realize, which is why our story tonight is so important. New research coming out of some of America's most respected institutions is starting to find that sugar, the way many people are eating it today, is a toxin and could be a driving force behind some of this country's leading killers, including heart disease. As a result of these findings, an anti-sugar campaign has sprung up, led by Dr. Robert Lustig, a California endocrinologist who believes the consumption of added sugars has plunged America into a public health crisis. Is sugar toxic? I believe it is. Do you ever worry that that's just sounds a little bit over the top? Sure. All the time. But it's the truth. Dr. Robert Lustig is a pediatric endocrinologist at the University of California, San Francisco, and a pioneer in what is becoming a war against sugar. Deep breaths. Motivated by his own patients, too many sick and obese children, Dr. Lustig has concluded that sugar, more than any other substance, is to blame. What are all these various diseases that you say are linked to sugar? Obesity, type 2 diabetes, hypertension, and heart disease itself. Lustig says the American lifestyle is killing us. And most of it, you say, is preventable. 75% of it is preventable.

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This past week in Washington, America's tech titans met with President Trump to talk about, well, the future of humanity. Specifically, will AI, artificial intelligence, mark the end of civilization as we know it? Only slightly less grave and only slightly less depressing, there's a related, more immediate question. Will AI take our jobs? That right there, not me. That was AI. So, what it is, we don't exempt ourselves in wondering, is any line of work safe? So far this year, US companies have cited AI as the number one reason for layoffs. AI, after all, doesn't sleep or take sick days. Is this technology simply going to transform how and where we work, much the same way other workplace revolutions did? Or is this one different? Is the great job apocalypse upon us? Here in this nondescript office in downtown San Francisco, >> [laughter] >> these 20-somethings are designing the future of your workplace. You may not have heard of Mercor, but it's quickly become a leader in a booming new industry built around supercharging the already supercharged rise of artificial intelligence. >> We were in January last year about 20 people. >> How many now? >> Uh now it's 400 people in San Francisco, yeah. >> Brendan Foody is Mercor's CEO. It's now a multi-billion-dollar company, and he's now a 23-year-old billionaire. Backstory. Four years ago, ChatGPT came

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