The $1.7 Trillion Car Loan Debt Crisis...What Happened?

It’s no secret that car prices have become ludicrous over the past couple of years, at least in the US. MSRPs have shot up from $30 to 40k to as high as $70 to $80k. And that’s if you’re even able to get the vehicle at MSRPs. It hasn’t been uncommon for dealerships to charge $5, $10, or even $15k markups over MSRP due to “excessive demand”. But how could this be? Aren’t automotives a commoditized industry with razorthin margins? Well, that’s how it used to be until the pandemic. The pandemic not only brought with it a supply shortage but more importantly, 0% interest rates. Combine this with extra long car loan terms of 72 months or even 96 months, and dealerships could move highsticker cars for a relatively affordable monthly payment. Since then, interest rates have gone down and demand has cooled off, but prices have remained high. This video explores the various reasons leading the car bubble and what may be in the future given completely unaffordable cars.

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$342,546/YrBut At What Cost?

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Working at big tech is currently by far the most lucrative job path in the world. Fresh college grads can earn nearly $200,000 and it only goes up from there. But, the reality is that these high salaries and perks don’t come for free. Like with anything, the output is very much equal to the input, and let’s just say, it’s not exactly easy to survive at big tech. While we often hear about rest and vesters and slackers, the reality for the average FAANG engineer is a lot different, especially with the recent layoffs and budget cuts. You see, working at companies like Netflix is much less like a job and much more like being a professional athlete. In fact, that’s how Netflix describes it on their official careers page. And unless you’re constantly putting out toptier performance, you’re gonna be cut from the team regardless of your previous contributions or seniority. But, oftentimes, there doesn’t even need to be consequences to get these engineers to work really hard given that they only hire high achievers to begin with. This video explains the difficulty of working and surviving in big tech and why the big salaries aren’t as generous as you might think.

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Elon's Fading Relevance...What Happened?

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Not too long ago, Elon Musk was by far the most cherished billionaire in the world. Many felt that Elon was not just making the world a better place but literally saving humanity with his climate change and space colonization efforts. But, more recently, it seems that Elon has largely fallen out of favor. In fact, public perception polls very much confirm this trend, but what happened? Well, there is not a single event that changed Elon’s public reputation. Rather, it was a string of events that slowly made people stop rooting for him. For example, his hostile takeover of Twitter, his decision to take political sides, and most importantly, the fact that he is no longer the underdog. This video explains the slow deterioration of the Elon’s fan club and the future of Elon’s reputation.

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Why A Calculator Company Is Worth $186 Billion

We all know TI, or Texas Instruments, as the calculator company. When it comes to graphing calculators, they are the industrydominating classrooms and colleges across the world. But, what’s even more interesting is that calculators are just one part of Texas Instruments. TI is actually a gigantic semiconductor company that’s worth $185 billion. In fact, they’re the 79th largest company in the world even beating out companies like Intel and AMD. If you’re wondering how they got so big, it’s because they were one of the first to produce silicon semiconductors and they literally invented the integrated circuit. So, TI was very much a father of the chip industry having played a crucial role in early breakthroughs. And unlike Fairchild Semiconductor which fell apart due to internal strife, TI has been a strong background player for decadesand calculators are just one part of their ginormous business.

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The $595 Billion Company Behind Ozempic (Europe’s Largest)

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Have you ever heard of a company called Novo Nordisk? Probably not, but you are likely familiar with one of their recent viral pharmaceutical releases: Ozempic. Novo Nordisk was already one of the biggest pharmaceutical companies in the world dominating the insulin market. And the launch of Ozempic simply catapulted them to the top of the pharmaceutical industry. In fact, Novo Nordisk is now the largest company in Europe by far with a market cap exceeding $500 billion. Ironically, Novo Nordisk’s market cap is higher than the entire GDP of their home country: Denmark. But it’s not all sunshine and rainbows at Novo Nordisk. Over the decades, they’ve regularly employed aggressive pricing and marketing strategies to maximize profits despite fines and regulatory action. This video tells the story of the dark side of the company behind Ozempic.

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What Happened To Carvana?

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From the outside, Carvana is one of the biggest innovations that has happened to the automotive industry over the past few decades. They basically singlehandedly popularized the idea of purchasing and selling used cars online, completely eliminating the need to haggle with dealerships and car salesmen. But, there’s more to Carvana that you should know starting with its background. Carvana is actually the brainchild of a rather shady businessman and felon named Ernest Garcia II, who is the creator of the famous American dealership: Drivetime. After achieving success with Drivetime, Garcia the II threw all of this automotive might and resources into his son’s new startup, Carvana, and that’s how Carvana was born. Putting aside its background, Carvana also has several allegations regarding poorquality cars, lacking registrations, and high markups. This video explains the dark side of Carvana and why the stock just crashed 99%.

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Why Can't All Prices Just Work Like TVs?

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TVs are one of those rare products in the world where prices only go down, and I’m not talking about the prices of used TVs or TVs with old technologies. Rather, the newest TVs with flagship technology get cheaper and cheaper every single year, not in a marginal manner either. TV prices have been consistently falling since the 1950s, and this trend has only accelerated throughout the 2000s with TV prices consistently falling 15% every single year. Even in the rare years in which TV prices increased, inflation was usually even higher meaning that the real prices of TVs were still going down. You could explain this phenomenon with the economics of scale, TV technology becoming cheaper, more competition, and so on. But, I think the real culprit behind this decline is simply consumer’s extreme clarity when it comes to buying TVs. This video explains why TV prices keep falling and why consumers are smarter than ever when it comes to buying TVs.

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What Happened To eBay?

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eBay is one of the most iconic online retailers in the world. Born out of the dotcom boom, eBay rose to be one of the biggest online marketplaces in the world connecting millions of sellers and buyers. However, over the years, the role of eBay within the retailing space has largely come into question due to the rise of Amazon, Craigslist, and legacy retailers. It seems that eBay doesn’t excel in any one category and the only reason that they still have so many users is because of their brand image. Users are increasingly starting to notice this and they’re slowly leaving the platform whether they be buyers or sellers. This is only made worse by the fact that eBay has a pretty serious scamming problem for both buyers and sellers. Not to mention, they spun off much of their stake in PayPal which seems to be doing a lot better. This video explains the issues plaguing eBay today and what happened to eBay.

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Intel's $100 Billion Bet Goes Horribly Wrong...What Happened?

Intel used to be the most dominant chip maker in the world having conquered the world of PCs thanks to their deal with Windows computer makers. But this deal actually turned out to be their worst nightmare as it led to copious amounts of complacency. The effects of this complacency didn’t show up for decades to come, but in retrospect, it’s extremely obvious. First, Intel missed out on the mobile revolution, having underestimated the adoption of smartphones. Then, Intel started losing CPU market share to AMD after the impressive launch of Ryzen. They bled market share for a couple of years before they completely dropped the ball with GPUs. In a lastditch effort, Intel decided to bet an extraordinary $100 billion on their inhouse foundry business, but this too has fallen flat on its face. This video explains the slow and painful downfall of Intel and how complacency slowly eats away at any company.

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Amazon's "AI". The Truth.

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Recently, Amazon’s “Just Walk Out” technology has come under fire. It seems that Amazon’s AI is much more human than AI as they had over 1,000 workers in India manually verify the vast majority of “Just Walk Out” checkouts. This has really brought into question the viability of modern AI in general. Is it more hype than reality? Well, there are of course some use cases that have advanced extremely quickly like combing through trillions of possibilities and running infinite models and simulations. But, the more scifi AI applications such as selfdriving technology and chatbots still have a long way to go when it comes to addressing edge cases and maximizing accuracy. This video explores the current situation of AI and attempts to answer how much of it is just hype.

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