Okay, we've got a jam packed news show for you today. We're going to break down the earnings

report for Uber, Airbnb, and Peloton. These are all stocks that were greatly, greatly impacted

in many different ways by the pandemic, both shelter at home, which made everybody buy a Peloton

and deliver Uber Eats. But it shut down all of Airbnb. Remember, they had to lay off 25%

of the company. Then everybody yolo a year and a half later wants to get out and to do longer stays

Airbnb has an incredible business and longer stays now that they didn't have previously

and Peloton is suffering because they have supply chain issues. After everybody was buying

machines because they couldn't go to the gym, what a mess we sorted all out. And then we're going

to do our first edition of Okay Boomer, in which producer Rachel explains to me as a member of Gen X

and representing I will represent the boomers as well. What is going on in Gen Z land? We're going to

have these generational discussions every Friday on the show stick with us.

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Okay Uber, which you may have heard I was a third of fourth investor in 11 or 12 years ago,

reported their Q3 earnings today and they grew revenue 72% year over year, which is amazing but

keep in mind that's pandemic Q3 to this year's Q3. Obviously things started to open up this year

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