The Four for Friday is free flowing conversation in which we often discuss entrepreneurship, tech and investing and sometimes coffee. Nothing expressed on the podcast should be construed as investment advice or an offer to sell securities. Also, most people should not drink as much coffee as Michael.

In this episode Michael, Will and Hudson Cashdan ask each other?

-Do we like smart homes?

-Do you need passion to start a business?

-If we have inflation, what types of things will be good investments?

-Should we worry about distressed municiple debt or Meridith Whitney in 2021?

Will and Michael ask each other:

-What will the upcoming ski season look like? (and is Vail a fun town to hang out in?).

-Which categories of real estate will benefit from inflation?

-What do contrarians have to do to be contrary?

-A true/false question about personal finance.

Michael and Will bring in guest Molson Hart to discuss:

Why do Indian Buffets charge a flat fee while Brazilian Buffets charge by weight?

How do you spot a phony person?

What effect will negative interest rates have on the US Economy?

Retailing on Amazon

Will and Michael discuss:

Robinhood

Recognizing Poor Performers

Fiduciaries who own Jet Skis

Americans

Michael, Will and guest Chris Davis are big-time knuckleheads who just want to hit you . . . with the truth.

Topics:

Looking for cities to "Long."

Simple rules for life

Youth sports business during COVID

Parenting mistakes from the eyes of a coach

6ft Bro!

Michael, Will and guest Jenny Silver discuss:

Shorting metro areas

What will happen with College Sports

Abandoning a business that isn't working

What it is like for female entrepreneurs to manage male employees

Welcome back for season 2 ep 1!

Will and Michael discuss:

How to learn to code?

How much coffee should we drink?

Bayes Theorem

Mountain Climbing

Additionally, we preview our first guest coming up in episode 2.

Will and Michael remember 6 seasons of running Retail Fireworks stands.

Also discussed:

Designer Covid Masks

Simple vs Complicated Businesses

and Real Estate Commissions

This week:

Let us know what you think.