52mJon Taffer Says Bar Owners Have Never Had It HarderJosh Peck6 views“They didn't get a chance to play in the minor leagues... During the pandemic, they weren't going to Starbucks. They weren't going to student unions... And that training ground for bars didn't quite happen.”quote
59mCops Miss Actual Bank Robber, Tackle Innocent Kid Instead (then LIE about it)The Civil Rights Lawyer2 viewsThe actual bank robber was stationary at a Starbucks for over two minutes (tracked via device in stolen cash), while Lao was moving on a bicycle through an underpass, making the identification error objectively unreasonatakeaway
45mPadres Owner Kwanza Jones on Giving Princeton $20M and Building a LegacyexpediTIously with Tip T.I. Harris2 viewsQuanza Jones shares her journey from a paper route in DC to becoming a Princeton alum, recording artist, and investor, emphasizing that entrepreneurship is fundamentally about people and relationshipssummary
56mLebron James: We Have Strong OpinionsJosh Peck18 viewsThe episode concludes with product placements for Chilipad and Starbucks, and a humorous segment on 'What are you nuts?' behaviors.summary
1h 44mAnjelah Johnson-Reyes on What It Was Really Like Being a Raiders CheerleaderThe Adam Carolla Show13 viewsThe 'mystique' of authority figures like teachers has diminished because social media reveals their personal lives (e.g., first names on Starbucks cups, personal opinions), whereas past generations maintained distance thtakeaway
1h 41mKoe Wetzel Won't Do TikTok Dances + Mark Geragos Talks KROQ DocThe Adam Carolla Show10 viewsRegional cost of living disparity: Johnson highlights the stark contrast between Los Angeles and Oklahoma/Texas, citing specific examples like gas prices ($6.25 vs $3.10), Starbucks coffee ($7 vs $3.50), and beer ($7 vs takeaway
52mWe meet America's robo-teachers and take a nap in coachNPR Podcasts25 views“Spring needs one, too. Oh, I'm heading down to Starbucks to get my pollen and sneeze latte.”quote
1h 17mThe 4 Money Beliefs That Decide Your Financial Future! (Think Like The RICH)Jay Shetty Podcast34 viewsA scarcity mindset focuses on cutting small expenses (like Starbucks), while an abundance mindset focuses on increasing income to scale investments.takeaway
49mSpencer Pratt for Mayor | Shenk X ShenkSara Weinshenk38 viewsSarah Shank and her guest discuss a wide range of topics including upcoming comedy tour dates, bizarre social media trends like snorting blended food, and the psychological implications of doll ownerssummary
44mA Late Bloomer with Kaitlin Olson | Dear ChelseaDear Chelsea117 viewsHandler and Peretti discuss teaching children financial literacy by breaking down the actual cost of treats like Starbucks items, rather than giving them money for simply having a 'good day'.takeaway
50mJosh Peck Opens Up About Taking TWO Antidepressants At The Same TimeJosh Peck5 views“When I was drinking my 600 mg of Starbucks in the morning, my biggest anxious flare-ups... I would be so unbelievably anxious, jumbled, not feeling myself from 8:00 a.m. until I felt that crash at 1.”quote
1h 58mBig CiTRiC (Anthony Campos) | We Don't Smoke the Same PodcastWe Don't Smoke The Same14 viewsIdiocracy's 2006 predictions about corporate dominance (Starbucks, Carl's Jr.), political absurdity, and cultural shifts are now considered accurate by the cast.takeaway
45mDating in the Age of AI: Is Humanity Losing Its Touch?Hot Mics with Billy Bush20 views“You don't have to create tools from scratch. There are thousands of tools out there right now that cost $19.99 a month. You know, forego three cups of coffee in Starbucks and and create something like this.”quote
2h 59mTK Kirkland On P. Diddy, Kevin Hart, Jay-Z, Elon, Tupac, Biggie, Cam Newton, Performance by AwichClub Shay Shay32 viewsFinancial Independence: Kirk emphasizes that 'it's not how much you make, it's how much you keep,' advocating for investing in familiar brands (like Walmart or Starbucks) to build long-term wealth rather than relying on takeaway
1h 43mGet Rich Today DTFH 763Duncan Trussell Family Hour3 viewsThe persona describes a strategy of buying rental properties in low-income areas and Starbucks franchises, then paying employees minimum wage ($7.25/hr) while collecting rent from them, creating a closed-loop wealth extrtakeaway
