HeyJaredThree Wise Guys
A Chinese Creative, Nigeria Contrarian, and Iranian Photographer walk into a bar, a great friendship comes out... Deceptively well-mannered and wholesomely degenerate - The three friends offer a closer look at a unique intersection of cultural opinions.
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Carney’s Mega Deduction & ed Sheeran backlash (opens the original)
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We kick things off with a recap of our recent Portage trip, including the highs, the chaos, and the inevitable moments that probably sounded better in the planning stage. Then we get into Carney’s “Productivity Mega Deduction” and what it actually means. Strip away the government branding and the idea is pretty simple: make it cheaper for companies to invest in Canada and hope that leads to more jobs, better wages, and stronger growth. We break down how the tax incentive works and ask the bigger
Toronto Floods, Moving Costs & Why Most Products Online Feel the Same (opens the original)
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Toronto just got crushed by another so-called “100-year storm,” so we start with the obvious question: if these storms keep happening, what does that mean for the city, our homes, insurance, and where people choose to live? Then we get into the hidden cost of moving. Furnishing a new place quickly turns into an endless cycle of Amazon orders, IKEA runs, Marketplace deals, questionable online purchases, and convincing yourself every expense is “necessary.” We talk about where it’s worth spending,
Moving, Billionaires Voting, and Using AI for your Relationship (opens the original)
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We finally moved. After months of talking about it, we break down the last day in the old place, the first night in the new one, and the weird emotional whiplash of realizing you’ve actually entered a new chapter. Then we get into Shopify CEO Tobi Lütke’s controversial take on tax-tiered voting: should people who pay more taxes get more votes, or is that fundamentally incompatible with democracy? Finally, we react to the viral Orchid AI ad that automated an entire anniversary and ask a bigger qu
Turbans, The Odyssey, and Getting Married (opens the original)
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We start with a quick review of The Odyssey in 70mm, clear some unfinished business from our prediction markets conversation, and then get into the heart of the episode: watching one of our closest friends get married. From dancing at the mehndi, to getting our turbans tied, to being welcomed fully into a Punjabi wedding, the weekend became a bigger conversation about friendship, culture, marriage, and what it actually means to show up for people as you get older. Because the big moments cost ti
Trump vs. Hockey Sticks, LeBron’s Last Decision & Drake’s Top 15 (opens the original)
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We kick things off by attempting the impossible: ranking Drake’s greatest songs. Then we break down Trump’s proposed 50% tariffs on Canadian goods, including the most Canadian casualty imaginable: hockey sticks. Who actually pays for a tariff, how much of this is negotiating theatre, and could the trade fight strengthen Mark Carney rather than hurt him? Finally, LeBron turns 25 days of retirement speculation into another chapter of The Decision . At 41, is chasing one more championship a legacy
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