HeyJaredOrbisX Off the Clock Show
The OrbisX Off the Clock Show is an informative discussion for detailers and tinters as well as other auto professionals about business, marketing, trends, fun stuff and of course the incredible OrbisX app for detailers and tinters.
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- Sep 16, 2026
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- Jul 8, 2026
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Raptors Hunt in Packs: The Picnic Table Play, Fleet Goldmines & Your Marketing Plan in a Box (opens the original)
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It opens with Strange Brew flashbacks and Marshall explaining why he laughs at Canadians — then Shawn takes everyone to Asian Fest and comes home with a masterclass hiding in the festival's failures. Dealership cars parked with nobody there to sell. A sticky food tent while families sat on curbs in an empty blocked-off lot. Every festival has the same holes — and every hole is an opening. The picnic table play is the crown jewel: donate branded tables where families actually need to sit, partner
Upgrade or Die: The Ecosystem That Wins & Why 2027 Will Be Rough for Your Competition (opens the original)
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It opens with a Brazilian steakhouse food coma and a Pitbull concert — and Mr. Worldwide accidentally delivers the marketing lesson of the night. Mid-show, he tells the story of a teacher named Hope who said "I believe in you," reveals the schools he built because of it, and then connects every ticket and t-shirt to the cause. Nostalgia + perfect demographic + mission. "I'll take two shirts to go." Steal that structure. Then it gets dark: fraud is exploding. AI voice cloning that replicates your
Make Them Climb: The Korean Rock Store, Positioning Over Friction & Rev the Raptor is Loose (opens the original)
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Somewhere in Korea there's a climbing gear store on the second floor with no stairs — just a giant rock in the middle of the room. You want in? You climb. It filters out every poser before they touch the merchandise. Only the exact customers the store wants ever reach the register. That store is the entire episode. Most detailers do the opposite — red carpet for anyone with a pulse and a car, then wondering why the calendar is full of price shoppers. Shawn's back from vacation having finally wat
You vs. The Supercomputer: Escape the Matrix, Ditch the Dopamine & Get on the Selling Side (opens the original)
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Marshall's three beers in, Shawn's three Negronis deep on his own vacation — and somehow this turns into the most important question the show has asked all year: when you pick up your phone, do you actually understand what you're up against? Because here's the reality Marshall lays out after finally watching The Social Dilemma: every time you open that app, it's not you versus your willpower. It's your one human brain versus a supercomputer — powered by networks of other supercomputers — whose e
Zoo Lions Don't Survive the Wild: The Migration is Here and the Hyenas Are Hungry (opens the original)
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Here's an uncomfortable truth most detailers don't want to hear: the easy years made you soft. From 2017 through the post-COVID boom, you could open your doors and money walked in. It was spawning season — throw a lure in the water and reel. Nobody had to learn how to market because just showing up was enough. That era is over. And this episode is about what happens to the animals that got fed in captivity when they get dropped back into the wild. Shawn and Marshall open with drinks and UFC talk
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