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Every year, hundreds of thousands of people from all over the world flock to Las Vegas for the Consumer Electronics Show.

And they spend a week trying to sell each other on the weirdest gadgets you've ever seen in your entire life.

This week on the Vergecast, we're talking all about everything happening at CES, from the TVs to the AI gadgets, to the humanoid robots that everybody is hoping might someday do your laundry and wash your dishes.

All that and much more on the Vergecast wherever you get podcasts.

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the link in the show notes. Thank you. Okay, now I'm going to formally start the show.

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That person is Dan Porter. I'm Peter Kafka. We're going to have a podcast now. Recode Media.

Hi, Dan.

Hey. Dan is the CEO of overtime. And before we get to explain what overtime is, I'm going to run

through some Dan Porter highlights, some of which I learned on my own, some of which I got from Wikipedia. So some of these may not be true. If there are all highlights, that's fine. If they're low lights, I'd deny them. First head of Teach for America? I was the first president. I mean, Wendy Copp obviously started Teach for America, but I was on the very first team, and I became the president of it in the mid-90s. Okay, I did not fact-check it, but I believe you. You worked for Richard Branson? Yes. You formed, you did Ticket Web, which made money and sold. Yeah, we sold the first concert ticket on the internet. You worked at a gaming company called OMG Pop, which you sold for a bunch of money to Zinga.

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