Did Trillion-Dollar IPOs Break The Social Contract?
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May CPI printed at the highest year over year in three years. Guys, this is what we've been warning about. This is what we've been talking about. Energy rose 3.9% in May, accounted for over 60% of all the monthly all items increase. Gasoline is plus 40.5% year over year. The last week's payrolls printed one seventy two versus 95 k, which basically means that the Fed can't cut because the economy's already running hot and inflation is going up, And so the Fed's in a really tough situation. December hike odds jumped from 45% to 70%. Goldman dropped its cut call entirely. And I think that basical
Thank you for saying that.
I'm gonna compose a I'm
gonna compose a few more bangers for the different types of content that we're gonna be pushing out. We should have a different one for the interview stuff that you do. We should have a different one for the Friday recap. I've already been for
those stopping it. For those of you that don't know, Jonah actually composed and created that intro song. So that is not something that we paid for. That is something that Jonah came up within his brand because he's classically trained musician. Funny enough.
That's right. I went to classical music school in Berkeley, California. Shout out to the crowd in school. It's amazing. Piano and cello.
It's amazing that you turned out so normal, to be honest.
I got a story about that. I was Okay. I was, you know, part of this little group of classical music kids in Berkeley. I was 13 years old, and we were taking our school photo in our little crowd in school sweaters on the steps of our school. And there was you know, it's a very small school. Not many kids are interested in classical music at that age. We were all pretty elite performers. And as we were taking our little cutesy school photo in our little sweaters on a nice Northern California morning. I remember a bunch of kids from Martin Luther King Middle School nearby, you know, like the big
No. And that's a very important thing, to be able to function in society. It's super underrated, but very, yeah, very important thing. I'm glad.
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