Welcome to OK Computer. I'm Dan Nathan, joined by Dear Jirbosa, host of CNBC's TechShack. Debo, welcome back.

Hello. How are you?

Good. We got a big show. You and I have a lot to talk about. We've got to talk about your 49ers. We've got to talk about the Te-Tay Bowl, I think, the bowl by storm. But first things first,

just a little housekeeping. Stick around for a conversation that I had. We are launching our

funders and founders series brought to you by RBC Capital. And today we had Rick Heitzman,

the co-founder and CEO of First Mark Capital, VC firm here in New York. Many listeners and viewers of the pod know Rick pretty well.

He's been coming on with us for years.

And also, Zach Ratano, Zach is the CEO and co-founder of Roe, the telehealth company that Rick led

the Series A a few years ago.

These guys have been great friends.

And really what we do is we talk about kind of the life cycle of their relationship

as Rick, as a board member, as an early investor, as an advisor. And we talk a bit about that relationship.

We also obviously get into Rose huge push into GLP1s there. And so this is a really interesting

conversation. I think those who are just interested in the space, interested in the relationships that VCs and founders have, and getting a sense for where we are

in the private tech markets, too. So stick around for that. But D, you and I, we got lots to

talk about. There's stuff on the chatbots, on the co-pilot, on all that sort of stuff.

But let's talk about-one week, lots of consumer-y stuff. Lots of consumer. But let's talk about... A lot of consumery stuff. Lots of consumer stuff.

Let's talk about first things first, the Super Bowl here because my 18-year-old daughter,

I got a text at 6 p.m. on Sunday.

She's in boarding school.

She said, what's the YouTube TV password?

She was watching the Super Bowl because she's like Taylor's number one fan. She watched the whole

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