I edited together Zach King’s 4-part ad to not ban TikTok. I can’t believe anyone thinks TikTok didn’t pay these influencers for this.

It feels like a pizza Thursday.

First 3 people to correctly get how many pepperonis we’re thinking of will get $10 off their next order.

The other lesson here is to beware of people who think the hardest work is coming up with the great idea itself. A great idea is the starting line, not the finish line.

Gen z would never understand

What’s a good kid-friendly resort in Cancun or the Caribbean that you recommend?

When you have customers that are this charismatic, you put a camera in their face and let them do their thing

Wait until he finds out about @Slice

Do you tip on a pick-up order?

What’s the best breakfast sandwich bread?

Croissant
Bagel
Biscuit
English muffin

“When the moon hits your eye, like a big pizza pie, that’s…” already too long of an intro. 🍕

Instead, follow Slice 's example:
👂 Great audio
👯 Focus on product differentiation
📱 Show the app in action
☝️ Develop a single, clear CTA
🚀 Get your message across in 15 seconds

This is why I joined Slice. This model is unsustainable both for shops and consumers.

Wait, Amazon Go was just people in India watching live streams of you in the store and charging you accordingly?

Are you optimistic or pessimistic about the future?

Would you rather be the richest person in the world in 1924, or keep your current wealth in 2024?

The only US city where I ever felt like I didn’t need to own a car was NYC

After listening to Jonathan Haidt, I suspect he agrees with this tweet

How much do we think TikTok paid for this Zach King video about banning TikTok?