@dharmesh 💯💯

I tend to agree. The only thing is that the more I use AI, I realize how good it is at efficiently synthesizing and delivering answers with perfect grammar and language; however, the intellect is limited by what it’s been trained on as well as the nuances of your prompt. I think AI gets super interesting when it’s able to create new incremental knowledge and insights beyond what it’s trained on.

This is what best in class execution looks like. The ceiling for $AMZN feels very, very high.

There is a lot of waste in F&B businesses. Not just food waste but time spent on stuff that shouldn’t exist in the first place, space utilization, workflow, etc. When you walk into your space, question the purpose of every square foot, wondering its best use. The restaurant business is a game of inches and requires supreme focus and effort to stay productive.

@Kenanstweets @bryan_johnson Hmm. Need to think!

“If I had eight hours to chop down a tree, I'd spend the first six hours sharpening my axe”. -Abraham Lincoln

@Kenanstweets 100%

As digital stuff gets cheaper and easier to replicate, real value will come from what stays scarce—energy, raw materials, advanced manufacturing, and real-world experiences. People will crave connection, great physical products, and things that can’t just be copied or automated.

@sanishm 🙏

Still early but acts as a thought partner for marketing, productivity, etc. loyalty will be transformed via hyper personalization. Productivity enhanced through scheduling via improved forecasting, ordering/receiving, etc. these are not all off the shelf to use today but will become accessible.

@BrianMajor1 Awesome! Sumatra was delicious indeed. 🙏

@sameer_jauhar 🙏

@AdamNMayer Maybe there’s a caveat for outside U.S. 😂.

One simple way to assess the quality of a place is the quality of attention employees give to customer’s.

RT @JacobJaber: The original Philz in the Mission started with a menu of 6 items (you can see the board against the wall here). My dad and…

@alexdanilo99 Love it! 🙏

@peter_brecht 🙏

Stories can make something average feel special. So what really is special then is the perception we create around it. If stories can transform the ordinary into the extraordinary, then what truly makes something special isn’t just the thing itself—it’s the meaning, emotion, and identity we attach to it.