Tom and Curtis get a bit too worked up debating whether Apple's Vision Pro is actually worth the price of a used Corolla. Tom keeps insisting the external battery pack makes everyone look like they're wearing a fancy fanny pack, while Curtis defends it as "fashionable tech-wear." Things get heated when Curtis tries to demonstrate a Vision Pro gesture and accidentally knocks over his coffee. The hosts then spiral into an increasingly unhinged comparison of Meta and Apple's approaches to face tracking, complete with Curtis's infamous impression of Mark Zuckerberg trying to make the 👍 gesture in VR. Somehow, they eventually circle back to iPhones, but not before Tom's lengthy tangent about how he'd redesign the Vision Pro to be powered by "like, a thousand AirPods batteries, probably."

In this episode, Tom and Curtis sit down with Justin Barcelos, a day trader based in Southern California. Justin shares his journey into the world of trading, discussing how he navigated the early challenges to become a full-time day trader.

Interview with Nate Caudle from Nimble Bar: From Coast-to-Coast Bartending to Building a Training EmpireEpisode Overview

Join Curtis and Tom as they sit down with Nate, founder of Nimble Bar Co, to explore his journey through the world of craft cocktails and hospitality education.

Learn how a passion for bartending evolved into a comprehensive training program that's changing lives one shake at a time.

Based in Victoria, Canada, Nimble Bar Co offers comprehensive bartending education through:

Check out Nimble Bar's "Essential Cocktail Formulas" - now available for aspiring and professional bartenders.

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How Curtis started Blue Mesa Health and eventually sold it to Virgin

Welcome to the first episode of The Layman's Show