Forget the stock market; the future of the global economy is sitting next to your milk carton. 🥛💰 We investigate the weird world of "Fridge Peeping," where investors and tech giants are fighting to put cameras inside your refrigerator to predict global economic trends.

1. The Fridge Peepers: We break down the strategy of investor Tassos Stassopoulos, who travels the world looking inside people's fridges to predict GDP growth and consumer shifts before they show up in official data. It turns out, your ice cream brand preferences reveal more about inflation and disposable income than any government report.

2. The Surveillance Kitchen: The "Smart Fridge" isn't about convenience; it's about data. We expose how new AI-powered appliances use computer vision to scan every item you buy, generating "real-time inventory data" that is sold to advertisers and insurers. Your kitchen is becoming a "retail edge node," turning your private eating habits into a public commodity.

3. The "Coffin of Decay": We explore the paradox of the modern fridge. Originally designed to prevent waste, it has become a "coffin" where food goes to die—forgotten and buried. We discuss how tech companies are pitching surveillance as the solution to food waste (alerts, auto-ordering), forcing us to trade our privacy for the moral absolution of not throwing away spinach.