Podcasts about Sugo

The move to Team Green and why timing is everything. In many ways Robbie was ahead of the sport’s international growth curve. Losing a remote control plane over the aerospace division at Kawasaki HQ and please explains from their security. Hotrodding Golf Carts at Sugo and taking a bit of bark off.Wowing fans at home at Phillip Island and ballsy rides at Spa in Belgium. Waking up in hospital in France after one of around 200 career crashes but refusing to give up.Developing a cutting edge Norton powered bike to tackle Daytona and falling in love with racing all over again at the Island Classic. Plus his friendship with the great Peter Brock, how Johnny Harvey would run strategy for Robbie at some of the endurance races, and trail riding with Jimmy Richards. And there’s a little known story of Larry Perkins throwing his leg over a Katana and holding it wide open. If you enjoy straight talk, a good laugh and yarns about a cool era of racing this is a must listen!Head to Rusty's Facebook, Twitter or Instagram and give us your feedback and let us know who you want to hear from on Rusty's Garage. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

　セーフティカーからのリスタートは計3回。雨、そして新スペックのウエットタイヤの実戦初投入など、難しいコンディションとなったスポーツランドSUGOでのスーパーフォーミュラ第8戦で、悲願のSF初優勝を飾った岩佐歩夢（TEA […]

　8月10日、宮城県村田町のスポーツランドSUGOで全日本スーパーフォーミュラ選手権第8戦東北大会の決勝レースが行われ、雨中のレースを岩佐歩夢（TEAM MUGEN）が制した。レース後、念願のスーパーフォーミュラ初優勝を […]

　ウエットコンディションでのレースとなった全日本スーパーフォーミュラ選手権第8戦SUGOの決勝。中盤は雨量が少なくなったことと、セーフティカー導入もあり、タイヤ交換をして後半での逆転にかけるドライバーたちがいたが、その中 […]

　全日本スーパーフォーミュラ選手権の2025年シーズン第8戦の決勝レースが8月10日、宮城県のスポーツランドSUGOで開催された。2度のセーフティカー（SC）導入で時間レースとなった戦いで、ポールポジションからスタートし […]

　8月10日、宮城県村田町に位置するスポーツランドSUGOにて、2025年のスーパーフォーミュラ第8戦東北大会の決勝レースが行われ、岩佐歩夢（TEAM MUGEN）がシリーズ初優勝を飾った。2位はサッシャ・フェネストラズ […]

　8月9日に宮城県のスポーツランドSUGOで行われた全日本スーパーフォーミュラ選手権第8戦の予選。この日、セッション後のメディアミックスゾーンでは、複数のドライバーからマシン底面のフロアが破損したという声が聞かれた。 　 […]

　8月10日、全日本スーパーフォーミュラ選手権第8戦の決勝日を迎えたスポーツランドSUGOでフリー走行2回目のセッションが行われた。ウエットコンディションとなったこの30分間のプラクティスでは、岩佐歩夢（TEAM MUG […]

　8月10日、宮城県のスポーツランドSUGOで全日本スーパーフォーミュラ選手権第8戦のフリー走行2回目（日曜フリー走行）が行われた。雨が降り、路面がウエットコンディションとなるなか、最速タイムは岩佐歩夢（TEAM MUG […]

　スポーツランドSUGOで開催されている全日本スーパーフォーミュラ選手権の第8戦。今回は1ウイーク1レース制の開催ということで、8月9日土曜日はフリー走行と公式予選が行われたが、ランキングトップを争う坪井翔（VANTEL […]

　8月9日、宮城県のスポーツランドSUGOで、2025年全日本スーパーフォーミュラ第8戦東北大会が開幕。女性ドライバーとして唯一、国内最高峰のフォーミュラシリーズに参戦中のJuju（HAZAMA ANDO Triple […]

　スポーツランドSUGOで開催されている全日本スーパーフォーミュラ第8戦。今回は1ウイーク1レース制の開催ということで、8月9日土曜日はフリー走行と公式予選が行われたが、ランキングトップを争う坪井翔（VANTELIN T […]

　宮城県のスポーツランドSUGOで行われている全日本スーパーフォーミュラ選手権第8戦。8月9日の午前中、ルーキーながらフリー走行トップタイムをマークした小出峻（San-Ei Gen with B-Max）はしかし、午後の […]

　宮城県のスポーツランドSUGOで8月9日、全日本スーパーフォーミュラ選手権第8戦東北大会の公式予選が行われた。この予選でポールポジションを獲得した岩佐歩夢（TEAM MUGEN）と2番手につけたサッシャ・フェネストラズ […]

　気温30℃を超える真夏の暑さの中でで行われたスポーツランドSUGOでのスーパーフォーミュラ第8戦予選。スピンやコースオフなど、波乱の多い予選となったなか、Q2では大湯都史樹（SANKI VERTEX PARTNERS […]

　8月9日、宮城県村田町に位置するスポーツランドSUGOで、2025年全日本スーパーフォーミュラ選手権第8戦の公式予選が行われ、岩佐歩夢（TEAM MUGEN）が今シーズン初のポールポジションを獲得した。 　朝から青空が […]

　8月9日、宮城県に位置するスポーツランドSUGOにて、2025年全日本スーパーフォーミュラ選手権第8戦『東北大会』の公式予選が行われ、TEAM MUGENの岩佐歩夢がポールポジションを獲得した。2番手にサッシャ・フェネ […]

　8月9日、宮城県のスポーツランドSUGOで全日本スーパーフォーミュラ選手権第8戦が開幕。フリー走行1回目では終盤に僅差のアタック合戦が繰り広げられた結果、小出峻（San-Ei Gen with B-Max）が最速タイム […]

　8月9日、宮城県のスポーツランドSUGOで全日本スーパーフォーミュラ選手権第8戦のフリー走行1回目のセッションが行われ、ルーキーの小出峻（San-Ei Gen with B-Max）が1分05秒501という最速タイムを […]

　2025年の全日本スーパーフォーミュラ第8戦が行われるスポーツランドSUGOだが、今年はサーキット設備にいくつか変更があり、コース路面が全面的に新しくなったほか、1コーナーのランオフエリアにはテックプロバリアが導入され […]

Welcome to our motorsports podcast where we discuss F1, IndyCar, IMSA, NASCAR, our own racing adventures, and some other adventures!Will Byron wins on fuel strategy at Iowa in NASCAR. Next week, NASCAR Goes Bowling at the Glen!Max Verstappen looked like a hungry-hungry hippo the way he was passing just about everyone in the mid-field but it was Nico Hulkenberg and Kimi Antonelli who were the hungriest of hippos that moved up 5 places each by the end of the Hungarian Grand Prix. Taking the top step of the podium was Lando Norris with Oscar Piastri close behind. One of the McLaren drivers are just about certain to take the WDC for this year but it will be a battle that will likely come down to the final races to decide a champion. This year seems to mirror that of about 10 years ago when it was Lewis and Nico at Mercedes.A good weekend of sportscar racing took place at Road America. BMW got their first win in GTP and it was also a 1-2 finish for the team. BMW also took the win in GTD Pro!Coming up this weekend: NASCAR at Watkins Glen, Indycar at Portland, Super Formula at SUGO, & Supercars at Ipswich

Mattias har slang-problem och Josef får ibland "Dinosaurie-dille" i veckans avsnitt!Avsnittet på YouTube ► https://youtu.be/BGOZF4NUPiYBli en Synkare idag! ► patreon.com/SynkatPodcastSynkat består av:Mattias ► youtube.com/@MatinbumJosef ► youtube.com/@GlootenMaila oss på ► synkatpodcast@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Il caso Paragon e il Bob Woodward che ci meritiamo: Renzi. Dal 26 al 28 settembre a Torino Chora&Will Days, il primo festival di Chora e Will: scopri il programma e come partecipare su days.chorawill.com Fonti: video “TUTTI GLI UOMINI DEL PRESIDENTE (film 1976) TRAILER ITALIANO” pubblicato sul canale Youtube HOME CINEMA TRAILER il 1 dicembre 2020; video “Perché quello che sta facendo il Governo Meloni contro i giornalisti è peggio del Watergate.” pubblicato sul canale Youtube Matteo Renzi il 13 giugno 2025; video “Conte su Paragon "Spiare un giornale è illegittimo il governo non può dire che è finita qui”” pubblicato sul canale Youtube Giuseppe Conte il 13 giugno 2025; video “CASARINI, L'AMICO DEGLI IMMIGRATI: "METTI STI CAZZO DI MIGRANTI DAVANTI"” pubblicato sul canale Youtube Matteo Salvini il 22 marzo 2019; video “Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says doctors found parasitic worm in his brain over 10 years ago” pubblicato sul canale Youtube CBS News il 9 maggio 2024. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

　スーパーGT第3戦マレーシア・セパンで2022年第6戦SUGO以来となる約3年ぶりの予選ポールポジションを獲得した19号車WedsSport ADVAN GR Supra。予選後にひとしきりチームメイトたちとポールの喜 […]

　6月15日、SROジャパンカップ第1ラウンドの決勝レース1／レース2が宮城県のスポーツランドSUGOで行われ、10時30分から行われたレース1は武井真司／笹原右京組BINGO RACING with LM corsaの […]

In questa puntata ospitiamo Mariachiara Montera (che trovate ospite anche della puntata del 10 dicembre 2023, con Myriam Sabolla, per il loro bookclub "Banchetto"). Mariachiara è food writer, consulente, content creator, grande appassionata di libri di cibo e gastronomia. E autrice del suo primo libro, per Blackie Edizioni: "Sugo", in cui il cibo e la cucina fanno parte di riflessioni e ragionamenti che coinvolgono il nostro corpo, le nostre storie familiari, la nostra identità. Ne abbiamo parlato con lei, cogliendo alcuni dei molti spunti che si trovano nelle pagine del suo libro. A cura di Niccolò Vecchia

　2025年シーズンのサーキットを彩るレースクイーン／レースアンバサダーたち。スポンサーの広告塔というかたちから、近年ではチームの一員として欠かせない存在となっているレースアンバサダーたちに迫るインタビュー企画をお届けし […]

　全日本ロードレース選手権第2戦SUGO（5月24日・25日）に向けた公開テストが5月13日（火）から3日間、宮城県・スポーツランドSUGOで行われた。初日、2日目と快晴、3日間も曇り空で風はあったものの3日間ドライコン […]

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Knowing full well the challenges of the restaurant business as a line cook at his family's Atlanta restaurant, Federico Castellucci chose to study finance at Cornell University. However, he switched to the university's hotel administration & hospitality program where his enthusiasm for the restaurant business was fueled by encounters with luminaries such as Danny Meyer and Michael Mina. Castellucci went on to assume a failed franchise location to create and launch Sugo, his first concept in Atlanta. “Passion alone can be a recipe for misery in this business,” he says, “but add a lot of hard work and a great team and it becomes magic.”  Sugo‘s first nine months were difficult, but the concept became established and profitable. Castellucci began planning his next concept. In September 2009, the Iberian Pig opened.  The transition from restaurant operator to owner of a restaurant company required changing his responsibilities and creating a support team. Family members along with management and key staff helped him develop his winning strategy, operate efficiently, and grow successfully.  By 2014, he added the concepts Double Zero, Cooks & Soldiers, Basque, and Mujo to the Castellucci family of restaurants. In this episode, Castellucci explains how his small support team is critical to the creation and management of the company's multiple concepts. “I prefer a horizontal structure and engagement from my operating partners in the field,” says Castellucci, adding “we include management in decisions and provide an incentive bonus program meant to share the wealth.” Castellucci Hospitality Group currently operates seven concepts in Atlanta and Nashville, with additional units being developed in Florida and North Carolina. “My role is to balance exploitation, the duplication of existing brands, with exploration, the creation of new concepts,” says Castellucci. “I try to choose the one best thing I think we can do each year."   

Es ist so weit: Phil geht ins Altersheim. Halt nur für einen 90. Geburtstag. Gilt trotzdem. Jedenfalls gibt es da offenbar eine Zigarren-Lounge. Meury investiert ganze Stunden seines Lebens in Sugo und Mätthu verbringt seine wertvolle Zeit lieber bis frühmorgens an der Langstrasse. «Debriefing 404», der Podcast der «Studio 404»-Crew: Die beiden Produzenten David Meury und Philip Wiederkehr rapportieren ihrem Chef Matthias Püntener aus dem Alltag. Neben Anekdoten von Drehs und Büro-Gossip bleibt auch immer Zeit für Geschichten, die das Leben schreibt – und mit denen sich die Hosts nachhaltig ihren Ruf ruinieren. Wenigstens das können sie. Neue Folgen jeden Mittwochmorgen.

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Nakatakdang magtapos ang anim na taong pagsisilbi ng Sugo ng Pilipinas sa Australia na si Ma. Hellen Barber De La Vega sa katapusan ng Nobyembre 2024.

Nel cuore di Margaret River, regione rinomata per i suoi vini in Western Australia, lo chef sardo Daniele Manai ha aperto la trattoria "La Scarpetta".

Join Mark Savel and Joey Virgilio in Episode 73 of the Toronto Livings Podcast for a comprehensive market update, focusing on the exciting stats and trends from October. They discuss a surprising jump in home transactions and prices, share insights on the city's real estate landscape, and celebrate Joey's birthday with a rundown of all the food spots visited, including experiences from Mars Diner and Sugo. Get ready for some laughs, references to popular social media trends, and a deep dive into the local housing market. Don't miss the important reminders about the vacant home tax declaration and a special shoutout to various places and events! Chapters (00:00) Market Update: October's Numbers (00:14) Joey's Birthday Bash: Food Adventures (00:49) Toronto Living Podcast: Hosts Introduction (01:28) Market Stats: October Insights (02:37) Call to Action: Engage with Us! (04:20) Birthday Week Recap: Joey's Food Journey (07:04) Comedy Night: Improv Fun (08:49) Food Extravaganza: Mars Diner and Sugo (11:54) Costco Adventures: Double Chocolate Chunk Cookie (17:25) Vacant Home Tax Reminder (22:45) Superb Acting and Character Building (23:22) Filming Locations in Toronto and Hamilton (23:43) Donald Trump's Origin Story (24:45) Market Overview: Toronto Showing Signs of Life (25:17) Spring Market Revival (25:31) Sales and Inventory Analysis (27:01) October Transactions and Price Trends (39:21) Impact of New Mortgage Rules (42:09) Months of Inventory Breakdown (46:39) Shoutouts and Closing Remarks Shoutouts Restaurant name: Mars Diner Website: https://www.facebook.com/marsuptown/ Location: 2363 Yonge St, Toronto, ON M4P 2C8 Restaurant name: Casa Portuguesa Location: 180 Bentworth Ave, York, ON M6A 1P7 Restaurant name: Sugo Website: http://www.sugotoronto.com/ Location: 1281 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M6H 1N7 Where You Can Find Us

Italien ist Gastland an der Frankfurter Buchmesse. Italienische Autorinnen und Autoren warnen indessen vor Einmischungen der Politik ins kulturelle Leben. Kulturkampf in Italien? Felix Münger spricht mit Tatiana Crivelli, Professorin für italienische Literatur an der Universität Zürich. In einem offenen Brief kritisieren italienische Schriftstellerinnen und Schriftsteller, ihre Rechtsregierung unter Giorgia Meloni mische sich «erstickend» in die Kultur und den Literaturbetrieb ein. Zum Eklat kam es, weil der regierungskritische Weltautor Roberto Saviano nicht Teil der offiziellen italienischen Delegation in Frankfurt sein sollte. Tatsächlich hat Giorgia Meloni nie einen Hehl daraus gemacht, dass sie sich der «linken Hegemonie» im Kulturbetrieb «entgegenstellen» wolle. Was bedeutet die Auseinandersetzung für Italien und seine Literatur? Mehr zum Thema: Nicoletta Cosentino – mit Sugo und Pesto gegen häusliche Gewalt

Charion is set to lead. The Heroes of Yearth have been given a simple task: take 100-ish of Ironwood's finest into the forest and rescue the elven denizens. Helping them on their way is a famous sauce chef, with a deadly ambition. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nicoletta Cosentino hat vor fünf Jahren in Sizilien den Verein der «Cuoche combattenti» ins Leben gerufen, eine Sozialfirma, in der sie Frauen beschäftigt, die Opfer von häuslicher Gewalt geworden sind.  Ihr Ziel ist es, den Frauen mit einem Praktikum in der Lebensmittelbranche eine Anlehre zu verschaffen und ihnen damit eine Startchance für eine berufliche und finanziell unabhängige Existenz zu vermitteln. * Gewalt gegen Frauen * häusliche Gewalt * Femizide * Selbstermächtigung * Emanzipation * Melonis Familienpolitik * Melonis Sozialpolitik * Italien * Sizilien Im Podcast zu hören sind: * Nicoletta Cosentino, Opfer psychischer Gewalt in der Ehe, Initiantin der «Cuoche combattenti», Unternehmerin * Dima, Opfer häuslicher Gewalt, ehemalige Mitarbeiterin der Cuoche combattenti * Anita Bestler, Soziologin in Palermo, Autorin eines Sachbuchs über die sizilianische Mafia * Giorgia Meloni, italienische Ministerpräsidentin (Archiv-O-Ton) Bei Fragen, Anregungen oder Themenvorschlägen schreibt uns: kontext@srf.ch Mehr zum Kontext Podcast: https://srf.ch/audio/kontext

「「人生最大のチャンス」を掴め　沖縄出身ドライバー・平良響（23）デビュー戦密着インタビュー【スーパーフォーミュラ2024】」　6月22日（土）宮城県・スポーツランドSUGOで開幕したスーパーフォーミュラ第3戦。ここで地元を背負ってデビュー戦に挑む1人のドライバーがいた。「今日明日が人生で最大の一番のキーポイントの日かなと思います」平良響（たいらひびき）、23歳。沖縄県出身として史上初のスーパーフォーミュラドライバーだ。「僕が『沖縄県人として初』と言われていくので、そこをしっかり自覚を持って牽引していける存在になりたいです」県内に小さなカート場がわずかにあるだけ。沖縄はレーシングドライバーを目指すには、決して恵まれた環境とは言えない。それでも平良は小学1年生からカートを始め、2010年に県内のシリーズでチャンピオンを獲得。2015-2016年ROTAX MAX CHALLENGE（カート世界大会）日本代表。2020年にはFIA-F4年間チャンピオン、そして今シーズンはスーパーGT開幕戦のGT300クラスで初優勝と、さまざまなカテゴリーで実績を残してきた。「沖縄で練習を重ねて本土のレースに出てコテンパンにされて。また沖縄に戻って練習というのを繰り返していたんですよ。沖縄でどうやって上手になるかを工夫して頑張ってきました」この平良の晴れ舞台を応援するために、サーキットには同郷のファンの姿も。まさに、沖縄モータースポーツ界にとって「希望の星」。そんな平良にとって、スーパーフォーミュラは念願の舞台だった。去年、登竜門のカテゴリーであるスーパーフォーミュラ・ライツで年間2位。惜しくもチャンピオンを逃し、昇格のチャンスを掴めずにいた。「去年、ライツで年間２位でスーパーフォーミュラに上がれなかったので、（今回）ピットアウトする時に泣きそうでした」平良の参戦が決まったのは、わずか3週間前。ドライバーの1人が開幕戦後に急遽チームを離脱したことで、代役として白羽の矢が立ったのだ。

In this episode, hosts George Mahe and Cheryl Baehr address one of the questions they're most frequently asked: Where do I go that's delicious and affordable? Listen as they share about some of the region's most affordable and delightful dining options, with an emphasis on full-service restaurants where entrées are reasonably priced in the teens to twenties. Hear their picks for standout spots that don't break the bank, from historical institutions to cozy neighborhood joints to wine bars and more. And stay tuned for the next episode, highlighting international restaurants with affordable options. This episode is sponsored by The Magic House and supported by Genesis of St. Charles. Children can discover the world through play as they explore The Magic House's newest exhibits, "Alma's Way: Welcome to My Neighborhood" and "Story Time Magic." Plan your visit at magichouse.org. Have an idea for a future Arch Eats episode? Send your thoughts or feedback to podcasts@stlmag.com. Hungry for more? Subscribe to our Dining newsletters for the freshest coverage on the local restaurant and culinary scene. And follow George (@georgemahe) and SLM on Instagram (@stlouismag). Interested in being a podcast sponsor? Contact Lauren Leppert at lleppert@stlmag.com. Mentioned in this episode: Tower Grove Farmers' Market Farm Spirit Such & Such Farm Jinzen: 8113 Maryland, Clayton, 314-354-8086 Napoli Sea: 1450 Beale, St. Charles, 636-800-2241 Truffles: 9202 Clayton, Ladue, 314-567-9100 Paul Manno's Café: 75 Forum Shopping Center, Chesterfield, 314-878-1274 Tony's: 105 Carondelet Plaza, Clayton, 314-231-7007 John Mineo's: 13490 Clayton, Town and Country, 314-434-5244 Cyrano's Café: 603 E Lockwood, Webster Groves, 314-963-3232 Twisted Tree Steakhouse: 10701 Watson, 314-394-3366 Almond's: 8127 Maryland, Clayton, 314-725-1019 Café Provencal: 427 S. Kirkwood, Kirkwood, 314-822-5440 Michael's: 7101 Manchester, Maplewood, 314-644-2240 Big Sky Café: 47 South Old Orchard, Webster Groves, 314-962-5757 Sugo's: 10419 Clayton, Frontenac, 314-569-0400 || 243 Harvard, Edwardsville, 618-659-4640 Babbo's: 17402 Chesterfield Airport, Chesterfield, 636-536-0000 Anthonino's: 2225 Macklind, The Hill, 314-773-4455 Guido's: 5046 Shaw, The Hill, 314-771-4900 Collina Eatery: 2130 Macklind, The Hill, 314-696-2999 Tucker's: 3939 Union, Mehlville, 314-845-2584 || 14282 Manchester, Ballwin, 636-227-8062 || 2117 S. 12th, Soulard, 314-772-5977 Farotto's: 9525 Manchester, Rock Hill, 314-962-0048 Prasino: 1520 S. 5th, St. Charles, 636-277-0202 Noto / Bacaro: 5105 Westwood, St. Peters, 636-317-1143 || 636-244-0874 Pan d'Olive: 1603 McCausland, Franz Park, 314-647-8000 YaYa's: 15601 Olive, Chesterfield, 636-537-9991 Ivy Café: 14A N. Meramec, Clayton, 314-776-9377 One 19 North: 119 North Kirkwood, Kirkwood, 314-821-4119 Robust Wine Bar: 227 W. Lockwood, Webster Groves, 314-963-0033 Scarlett's Wine Bar: 4253 Laclede, CWE, 314-797-8223 Frisco Barroom: 8110 Big Bend, Webster Groves, 314-455-1090 O+O Pizza: 102 W. Lockwood, Webster Groves, 314-721-5422 Parker's Table: 7118 Oakland, Richmond Heights, 314-645-2050 You may also enjoy these SLM articles: The best cheap eats in St. Louis Best restaurants in St. Louis See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

「小山美姫「もっと走りたい」　週末はレース三昧の彼女がいま幸せな理由【スーパーGT・スーパー耐久2024】」　6月2日（日）に鈴鹿サーキットで開催されたスーパーGT第３戦。レースの朝、笑顔でパドックを歩く1人の女性ドライバーがいた。「久しぶりに毎週レースがある感じが嬉しくもありながらも今までと違うピリッとした感じではあるんですけれど、でもやっぱり走れることが全てなので」2024シーズン、スーパーGTで走るただ1人の日本人女性ドライバー、小山美姫（こやまみき）26歳。2019年ヨーロッパで女性限定の国際的レース「Wシリーズ」に参戦。FIA・国際自動車連盟公認の男女混合のフォーミュラカー選手権で史上初の女性チャンピオン。そして2023年、スーパーGTで決勝に出走した初の日本人女性ドライバー。小山は国内モータースポーツの女性ドライバーのトップランナーとしてこの世界で戦ってきた。「このモータースポーツの魅力って、やっぱり男女が一緒に戦えるっていうのが魅力だと私は思っていて。そこでトップに立つ、勝ちたいということしか頭にないので、あんまり気にしていないんです、女性とか男性とかは」さらに上を目指すために。小山が求めたのは「もっと多く走ること」。今シーズンはスーパー耐久の最高峰クラスであるST-Xクラスにもレギュラー参戦するチャンスを得ると、4月21日（日）の開幕戦（スポーツランドSUGO）ではチームの３位表彰台入りに貢献。そして5月24日（金）。富士スピードウェイで行われた第２戦、24時間レースにも彼女の姿があった。25日（土）決勝。１回目の走行ではチーム監督、金曽裕人から厳しいコメントが。「（タイムが）バラつきすぎ」1周ごとのペースの不安定さを指摘されてしまう。日付をまたいで26日（日）深夜1時30分、再び走行のチャンスが巡ってくる。夜、そして雨の中の走行とコンディションは悪かったものの、１回目より安定したタイムを出して、アップデートした走りを見せた。金曽監督も「キッチリ修正してきた」と笑顔。

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Sarah Sullivan, CEO of SuGo Capital, joins our host Joe Cornwell on the Best Ever Show to discuss her road from Silicon Valley to the headaches of single-family investing and eventually to multifamily and alternative assets, including how diversifying her personal portfolio turned into a shift in her business model and the opportunities SuGo provides to investors. Key Takeaways: Outsource, Simplify, Educate: Sullivan likes to outsource as much as possible. Managing vendors is easier than managing employees. If you bring someone in-house, that's a big commitment. SuGo doesn't have property management in-house. They have investor relations and marketing in-house, but everything else — legal, accounting, etc. — is all outsourced. Their marketing strategy is simple: strictly email. You won't find Sullivan on social outside of LinkedIn, and her company focuses on virtual events to educate investors with the goal of providing as much value as possible. A Business Model Is Born: Looking at her personal investments, Sullivan realized at one point that she was 90% invested in multifamily. Realizing she was exposed to market trends that could impact her entire net worth, she built out a portfolio that included alternative assets to get her multifamily exposure to 60%. She then packaged these alternative investments like forex and gold — which she does due diligence on herself — for investors, and they were a hit, effectively shifting her business model to offer more options for her investors. Due Diligence Never Stops: Companies grow. Team members change. Executives change. The way they do business changes. Doing continuous due diligence on your partners and with whom you invest ensures that as relationship dynamics change, your partners continue to align with your goals and trajectory. (You can download Sullivan's investor due diligence checklist here.) Sarah Sullivan | Real Estate Background CEO | SuGo Capital Portfolio: Multifamily, energy, forex, and gold Based in: San Francisco, CA Say hi to her at:  Sugocapital.com LinkedIn Freedomin3.com  Leleka Care Foundation Best Ever Book: Rich Dad, Poor Dad, by Robert Kiyosaki Greatest Lesson: When you're getting started, don't try to do everything yourself. The right partnership can really launch you. Find someone who's 10 years ahead of you, figure out how you can add value to them, learn from them, and then you can take off on your own.   Sponsors BAM Capital

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We have received multiple requests for another pasta recipe, which we promised to do over a year ago! To make it up to you, we are sharing Sugo di Roma, a very tasty tomato based sauce from a friend of a friend in Rome, via Milano. This happens to be (one of) Tommaso's favorite sauces, due to the distinct taste that results from the yummy combination of ingredients that simmer on the stove top for hours. It is a definite commitment to make according to our instructions, but you can make an afternoon out of it... listen to music, drink some wine and invite some friends over to share this labor of love. Buon Apetito!!!Links: New York Timeshttps://www.nytimes.com/2023/02/19/world/europe/milan-italy-duomo-cathedral.htmlSugo de Roma Recipehttps://www.kimberlysitaly.com/sugo-di-roma/

Have you ever wondered how the best companies scale?  Ever wish you could sit down with an Executive and learn their system? Well in this week's episode of Making Billions, I bring on Sarah Sullivan from the Private Equity Fund, SuGo Capital.  Sarah will speak on the growth hacks she used to grow SuGo Capital into a $500M fund in 3 years.WANT TO LEARN HOW THE BEST INVESTORS MAKE MONEY? SIGNUP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER:https://mailchi.mp/d41cfc90bd9f/subscribe-to-newsletterSubscribe on Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTOe79EXLDsROQ0z3YLnu1QQConnect with Ryan Miller:Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rcmiller1/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/makingbillionspodcast/Twitter: https://twitter.com/_MakingBillonsWebsite: pentiumcapitalpartners.com[THE GUEST]: Sarah Sullivan is the founder and CEO of SuGo Capital.  A $500M AUM investment fund out of California that focuses on Real Estate and Cash Flow investments. Sarah's fund - SuGo Capital - has produced and average 33% ARR. [THE HOST]: Ryan is a Venture Capital & Angel investor in technology and energy. He achieved placement growth of 5200% ROI in his first 5 years in the industry. His Podcast, “Making Billions”, was recently ranked in the top 20 Venture Capital Podcasts on the Planet! Previously he served as a Chief Financial Officer for a National, award-winning InsurTech company, which he grew 50% year-over-year. Managed and mentored 250 professionals while serving in this role. Additionally, he has mentored over 500 emerging fund managers to start and scale their investment funds, totaling nearly $1B in funds raised to date. In addition to mentoring emerging fund managers, Ryan has managed a $250M portfolio of technology investments & start-ups. He has a BSc. in Finance and a Master of Financial Management and he is currently the Founder & Managing Director at Pentium Capital Partners specializing in Financial Consulting and Venture Capital investments.                                                                                                              DISCLAIMER: The information in every podcast episode “episode” is provided for general informational purposes only and may not reflect the current law in your jurisdiction. By listening to our episodes, you understand that no information contained in the episodes should be construed as legal and or financial advice from the individual author, hosts, or guests, nor is it intended to be a substitute for legal, financial, or tax counsel on any subject matter. No listener of the episodes should act or refrain from acting on the basis of any information included in, or accessible through, the episodes without seeking the appropriate legal or other professional advice on the particular facts and circumstances at issue from a lawyer, finance, tax and other licensed in the recipient's state, country or other appropriate licensing jurisdiction. No part of the show, its guests, host, content, or otherwise should be considered as a solicitation for investment in any way.Support the show

EP293 - E-commerce leadership changes and news Episode 293 previews Amazon no good, dirty, rotten, Q2. Including why Amazon's much hailed SCOT software may have led them astray (not a surprise given the name). We also discuss the recent leadership changes at Amazon, Google, Pinterest, and Bed Bath & Beyond. Episode 293 of the Jason & Scot show was recorded on Thursday June 30, 2022. http://jasonandscot.com Join your hosts Jason "Retailgeek" Goldberg, Chief Commerce Strategy Officer at Publicis, and Scot Wingo, CEO of GetSpiffy and Co-Founder of ChannelAdvisor as they discuss the latest news and trends in the world of e-commerce and digital shopper marketing. Transcript Jason: [0:23] Welcome to the Jason and Scot show this is episode 293 being recorded on Thursday June 30th 2022 I'm your host Jason retailgeek Goldberg and as usual I'm here with your co-host Scot Wingo. Scot: [0:38] Hey Jason and welcome back Jason Scott show listeners Jason this is a start-up land it's like a triple witching we have the end of the month the end of the quarter and the end of the first half so too it's a big day to be making sure you're hitting your opening so that's what I've been doing today how is your summer been. Jason: [0:59] Less XLE than yours it sounds like. Scot: [1:02] Oh I've seen you in that department of Commerce data comes out so. Jason: [1:13] I don't know maybe I feel like we should move it to like python or are something more more hip for the geeky kids. But I am I'm having a great summer there's been plenty of New Avengers and Star Wars content on in it's fun to see some people in person there have been a few more in person events, I'm a little stressed tonight though there's a big day for listeners is being recorded on on June 30th, and Twitter is sun setting my Twitter clients that I use numerous times a day tonight so it's, it's possible that a lot of people that are used to getting spammed all day by me on Twitter are going to go into withdrawal tomorrow. Scot: [1:56] No you're gonna have to use the app like the rest of us mere citizens. Jason: [2:01] Yeah yeah the neophytes I have to jump in with the unwashed masses and the vanilla Twitter client or some other third-party client if any listeners have a personal favorite I'm open to suggestions. Scot: [2:15] Yeah they're not a lot of good ones whatever you do don't sign up for that paid service because it just makes your tweets take 10 times longer to go out it's like the opposite of a feature. Jason: [2:25] Yeah doesn't sound that appealing. Scot: [2:27] It's supposed to keep you from drunk Tweeting or something but then like you just kind of forget that they're all cued up out there waiting. Jason: [2:34] My best Tweets are the advised ones. Scot: [2:37] Yeah yeah your best ones are grumpy grumpy old Jason once where you're like all right digital on the get the most interaction. Cool well we wouldn't be a Jason and Scot show without some Amazon news. Jason: [3:00] News new your margin is there opportunity. Scot: [3:07] Yeah there's a lot going on at Amazon one of the. If you kind of remember back in our queue to 2022 recap from their earnings they talked a lot about how they had over built their capacity for warehouses so that's the first time they've done that since, oh I don't know 1995 and that was just like a line in an earnings call well now we're starting to see that they're closing warehouses there's been reports of them closing between five and ten warehouses I've heard they're closing delivery stations and figuring all that out one of the funny topics is a lot of folks started contacting me and realize said things like hey did you know your mention and this Amazon article is like what, what turns out they have this technology they've developed called the supply chain optimization Technologies, abbreviated sco T which happens to be my name. Jason: [4:04] And for newest nur's that's actually the correct way to spell Scott is it not. Scot: [4:08] It is yeah it was the 60s and my dad thought it would be fun to have a unique name and it's he was right it's made me infinitely google-able so I have a lot of very easy to find on the Google. I'm very envious of my friend Michael Jones who is impossible to find on Google so so no anonymity for me, but anyway you know what's interesting is and I want to read this little excerpt from a Wall Street Journal article a thousand or something, you and I both know at Amazon because they have this engineering culture they try to take people out of most decision-making process sometimes they call it hands off the wheel so they have all these AI like one time we had a guest on that told us how you know frequently a vendor will be negotiating with an Amazon buyer through a chat and it's a bot on the other side of the the chat not a human. So they have this technology called Scott and what it does is it makes three different projections for basically the orders for looking out into the future it does a high medium and low and during the pandemic. [5:12] The high wasn't high enough so they were kind of taking the high and adding some percentage to it and building out the Fulfillment infrastructure and everything based on what this a I did well because the a I had never seen a pandemic and it obviously it couldn't keep up with the upside of the pandemics demand curve it didn't see the downside of the demand curve coming either, and then I think the humans you know when you when you have your, pilot like six to eight quarters into adding 10% to what this thing does and nailing it. You know they also didn't anticipate this in the bottom fell out and that's one of the reasons why you know they just kind of too, kept taking the Scott forecast adding 10 to 20% and then suddenly they found themselves kind of with their skis out over a cliff. This is really interesting that kind of in a way that the an AI gone wrong kind of caused some of the problems here so I thought that was kind of funny. Jason: [6:09] Yeah I mean like the synopsis here is that Scott is the biggest money sink in Amazon. Scot: [6:18] It's true yep I like to think because they listened to the podcast they named it in honor of me and somewhere in there is a robot named Jason I'm sure. Jason: [6:26] Because you are their Nemesis yeah. Scot: [6:28] Yeah retailgeek it's hard to do an acronym for retailgeek but I'm sure someone there is is working on. Also you know as listeners know there's a new CEO and the jassy and there have been a lot of high-profile departures and it's not clear if he's cleaning house or. Um you know these these issues stocks down a lot of the compensation that Amazon is from stock-based compensation and then, you know someone has to be accountable for these problems so they had there was kind of this domino effect so there was right one Jesse took over there was two other people that were are parents Bell and Wilkie and they left, and then just recently this year a 23 year old veteran Named Dave Clark left and he ran the whole consumer business. Interestingly he went to a company that's been in the news a lot called Flex Port their CEO has been on CNBC and the all in podcast talking about how to fix the supply chain problems. So that's that's interesting that he was able to see your Flex Port was able to lure away a 23 year old Amazon bet. So there was some Sour Apples on the way out Dave Clark told someone that Jesse's just a, terrible micromanager and yeah he'd been there 23 years and shouldn't have to be micromanage and that kind of thing. [7:51] And then they announced that this the guy that ran North America consumer who previously had reported to Dave Clark his name is Doug Harrington he was moving up into that role, what caused a further chain reaction for those people that didn't get the Dave Clark opening one of those was Alicia bowler Davis she was SVP of global consumer, and she went to this online pharmacy called Alto Pharmacy and then Dave Bozeman he went to he was the VP of Amazon transportation services kind of the middle mile so she was if I understand she was Last Mile and he was middle mile, so they both left so that's interesting that the Fulfillment center they've been building out and to the key Executives for the last five years or so left those not clear if that was because of this build out and someone had to be accountable or if they got picked away or what's going on there, so a lot of changes in Amazon at the upper echelons and yeah some chaos here as they re adjust for the new post covid normal. Jason: [8:54] Yeah and I mean almost feels like there's a little bit of a perfect storm of reasons for that senior leadership to start to turn right which historically they have had very little turn by the way right through most of their history but you know the the founder departs as you point out there's a ton of the overwhelming majority of compensation is, stock equity and is that becomes less valuable like those jobs are. Are less sticky you know and there's just the rates of growth at Amazon are are naturally slowing down and it's, you know for a lot of people that you know are used to being the Rockstar that's you know constantly doubling your business and growing really fast it's not as much fun to. To manage their downturns and you know at best slower rates of growth. Scot: [9:45] Yeah and then you notice some changes coming in the grocery side. Jason: [9:50] Yeah so grocery ends up being kind of a really interesting part of this whole Amazon churn so the first thing to know is the new head of consumer that did win Doug Harrington, had previously started Amazon Fresh at Amazon so so, he is a grocery guy and his pre Amazon experience is with webvan which is sort of the original digital grocer. So he is a pure digital grocery guy obviously he's had brought more recently he's had broader roles it. It Amazon. Then then just grocery but you know one would assume that Amazon Fresh is near and dear to his heart that's the only brick-and-mortar concept that still. Sort of in play and growing at an Amazon so that's kind of interesting and historically there's been kind of a tension between Amazon Fresh which is. The grocery business Amazon built organically and Whole Foods, the grocery business that Amazon bought right and there have been times when they seemed like they were smashing them together and then there are times when they're pulling them apart and at the moment they're opening a chain of Amazon Fresh doors that compete with Whole Food. [11:02] You would assume Whole Foods is kind of upmarket expensive grocery and Amazon Fresh is meant to be well Market but like when it washed Amazon Fresh was a little more mid-priced, then we expected and Whole Foods is kind of moving down price a little bit more than you might expect so it's all, it's all been interesting they fight a lot over over Revenue recognition for online grocery orders and it's I would argue it's a confusing customer experience right now because you can order a. Assortment of items with different prices and different service levels from Amazon Fresh and from Whole Foods. So it'll be interesting does Amazon fresh wind because that's Doug Harrington's baby or you know does he at least. [11:44] Put more more stock in solving that problem you know I would argue digital grocery is the biggest white space in the kind of digital retail thing and so it. It's not bad for Amazon that they have a senior leader that understands that space so it's that's going to be interesting, and then on the whole food side the you know the founder of Whole Foods has remained in places the CEO which is kind of surprising given that when was the acquisition 2017. [12:12] Five years ago so five years sounds like a suspicious number for an urn out but. The you know he stuck he was the founder he stuck with a company for a long time like culturally he's, kind of different than Amazonian so when one might not have expected him to last that long but now there's a new CEO which is a long time Lieutenant of his Jason Bushnell boo shell rather and, whether this is the first initiative from Jason or it's a coincidence like Whole Foods has kind of announced that they are pivoting their pricing strategy in really focusing on, improving their value prop and reducing their prices and obviously there's a lot of Economic headwinds and there's kind of a. You know a big big segment of consumers that are concerned about the economy so superficial you go oh yeah it's obvious. That Whole Foods would want to get cheaper but I would actually argue. That we've really seen and shout-out to our friend Steven Dennis we've really seen like this very overt bifurcation of the consumer and there's a bunch of consumers that like do not appear to be changing their shopping Behavior based on inflation and, economic concerns and then there's a bunch of value-oriented consumers that are very overtly changing their shopping behaviors and you would. [13:33] You know a lot of luxury brands are actually raising their prices right now and doing quite well and so you'd almost expect to see Whole Foods lean into that affluent consumer, and Amazon Fresh you know try to try to Target that that value went into consumer but it appears they both have decided to go after value. Scot: [13:51] Yeah it's super confusing as a consumer to figure out and sometimes what I want I want for things and it'll split the cart between the Whole Foods in the prime and like then then it's a hot mess at that point. Jason: [14:04] Yeah I can't get my weekly shop from either one like I like some of the items and my weekly shop are not available from Whole Foods and some are not available from Amazon Fresh it's annoying. Scot: [14:14] Yeah. Jason: [14:14] To add further customer confusion so Amazon Fresh is Amazon's grocery store concept what you might have thought that there'd be a bunch of benefits to being a Prime member and shopping in Amazon Fresh. But you'd be wrong until recently like there were no special Prime benefits for Amazon Fresh Shoppers and so they just launched last week a new program which is kind of a. It's I would almost call it like a traditional retail grocery Affinity program you basically get 20% off on a lot of. On an undisclosed random list of thousands of items where they call everyday essentials if you're a Prime member shopping at Amazon Fresh So this is you know I mentioned that Amazon Fresh didn't come out. Quite as good a value as I was expecting well this is the big move to maybe make them you know compete more directly with with Aldi and. Scot: [15:08] Caught another thing I wanted to pick your brain on is a couple folks have tagged us on social media because they have seen the prime pay badging and new payment mechanism out in the wild have you had a chance to play with that. Jason: [15:22] I have and I confess I'm I'm a little more perplexed than I was when it first launched so maybe like the 30-second recap, um you know Amazon announced this new beta pilot called Prime pay and it's essentially letting third-party sellers that are not selling on Amazon. [15:46] Accept Amazon pay and. Offer Prime benefits and have your orders fulfilled from fulfillment by Amazon. [15:59] Like if their Prime members right so if your Shopify Merchant in you're selling cat litter, you know you can have a bad you know and someone's a Prime member and they're on your Shopify site you can say hey check out with your Amazon pay and and you know get your goods in one day or even same day, if our cat litter is in the Amazon Fulfillment Network and that's that was when they announced this beta and they didn't provide a lot of the details. You know my first reaction was that's a shot directly across the bow of Shopify. Who had been making a lot of traction with shop pay and was making a lot of noise if not traction with their fulfillment systems and now you know Amazon swooped in and said hey don't screw around with these, you know barely scaled fulfillment things just put all your goods in the Amazon's fulfillment and when you sell it from Shopify will ship the order or when you sell it on Amazon will ship the order, and will give you access to the. The biggest bet best digital wallet in the US market which is Amazon pay right and I thought that was super interesting and I was frankly really curious. If Shopify was even going to allow its Merchants to use it which. It would have been way off brand for Shopify to not allow that but you have to imagine they didn't want to vote. Scot: [17:18] Yeah. Jason: [17:20] And so now fast forward a few months and we've seen the first betas in the live in in, live in the world and they are all Shopify Merchants so first question answered at least for now Shopify is allowing its merchants, to use prime pay but there's a huge Nuance in Prime pay that I kind of missed when the beta was first announced but now it's glaring at me, um Prime pay will only fulfill your goods if you're already a Prime member. So when they first saw this I thought oh my gosh they just captured the whole 3pl market and no other 3pl is going to have any room because you're not going to be able to compete with the service level of Amazon and the convenience of the aggregated inventory and then the bonus of. Of the Amazon digital wallet on top of all that that it was just going to be too compelling a value prop and so everybody every small seller in the world is just going to rely on Amazon for all those Services game over. But. There's about 100 million Prime members and there's about 240 million households in the US so there's still an awful lot of households that do not have Prime. And if you're a Shopify Merchant and you want to sell something to any of those households that don't have Prime. You can offer Prime pay for the Prime members but you have to have an alternative 3pl to fulfill for the non Prime members. So they really haven't put any of the other 3pls out of business at all they've just stolen some of their volume. Scot: [18:49] Yeah yeah Anderson more more complexity. Jason: [18:53] Yeah yeah so it's going to be interesting to see how it all plays out, but it yeah shout out to our friend Joe a Marketplace poles they always have great content and, he was the first one in the made me aware of some of these betas in the wild and he found the cat lady's.com and I'm not going to ask how he he. Scot: [19:14] Put me there. Jason: [19:17] But Joe I'm a fan and props to you. Scot: [19:21] Your fan of Joe or the cat ladies are both. Jason: [19:23] Now both originally Joe but now I my my love has expanded to the cat ladies. Scot: [19:29] Do they really sell kitty litter. Jason: [19:31] I believe they do or at least like artificial grass. Scot: [19:35] Yeah that's definitely in the crap category hey hey I'll be here all night, another thing that Amazon announced that I know you're excited for because you're actually moving so this is a great time to buy some cabling and some new mesh network key things they announced Prime Day this year it's going to be July 12th and 13th and then they promptly have started pushing the deals out like right now like just today and yesterday I've been getting flooded with emails that say, they have a new brand for it and they call it early Amazon Prime Day deal exclusives so it feels feels a little desperate to be honest with you that you know they set up this big shopping holiday and now they're kind of, pushing the deals out with a before then I don't know if they're trying to juice Q2 or if there. One school of thought is if we're going into this recessionary period the more dollars you can grab out of that shrinking wallet due to inflation as well, get them sooner versus later so maybe they had set this up before things the macro deteriorated now they're kind of like wow I wish we could set this earlier let's go ahead and get some deals out I may be reading too much into that but I don't ever remember them kind of they've always had you know. Black Black Friday and January or early October kind of things holiday deals in early but I've never seen them, push Prime day as hard and early as they are now. Jason: [21:00] Yeah I mean they always have had some pre-primed a deals like it's not completely unheard of but I agree with you the volume seem significantly higher and it's funny that we still call it Prime day right because for a long time is over it went from like Prime day to Prime 18 hours to Prime two days and now it's starting to feel like Prime month. Um which is interesting I don't know this comes into play, there are some consumer surveys out there that show less interest in Prime day than years past right and you're comping against a tough Prime day in a very different economic environment and so like it's possible that there's some concern like Amazon's rate of growth has slowed and everything else it's possible possible that there's some concern, that. That you know Prime day won't have the it's for sure going to have a spike but that it won't have the same spike it has in years past, um and you know so they're they're trying to you know find ways to Goose it more I you know. I don't know I do think one of the interesting Dynamics there's kind of like two opposite forces that happen on Prime day like secretly. The stuff that sells best on Prime day are Amazon. [22:20] But the penetration on those Amazon products you know continues to be higher so that that like. The what the law of large numbers just means like. You know not you can't sell a smart speaker to as many people as you used to be able to do because everyone has a heck of a lot of smart speakers right and they're they're frankly getting so cheap that it's not as big a win when they do sell one. And so then the other half is this long tail in there like one of the problems there so many sellers on Amazon there so many Lightning Deals that like the signal-to-noise ratio in the, the awareness of some particular good deal and the scarcity of a deal like all of those things that you would normally do that a normal you know brick and mortar retailer with you know constrain inventory, would do for a sale like they just don't work as well. For this Marketplace model and so I do think it's tricky to keep the hype and you know we've seen you know Prime day was modeled after singles day we've definitely seen singles day lose some momentum still a big deal but rate of growth slowing significantly and reasonably that will see that at Prime Day to all that being said the way to think about prime day is it's it's two days of sales in one day which is kind of a big deal. Scot: [23:38] Yeah and then I thought this was interesting that Amazon announced that they're going to use some of that data that we've been collecting in their stores that don't have a check out the just walk out technology and they're going to be selling some of that data to Brands so they can basically say to our brand hey 800 consumers walked by your product three picked it up and put it back on the shelf and you know of those three they read the ingredients and then they put it back on the shelf and and then presumably there are some action ability to that data what what do you think about that. Jason: [24:16] Yeah so I think it's really interesting you know way before there was just walk out technology like we were starting to get some some very early technology to give us some insight about how consumers behaved in stores right so you were starting to get some like, smarter people measuring things that could do heat mapping and and you know we were getting these I could GI tracking technologies that we'd put on on a small subset of customers to kind of understand how they browse through a store, because you know frankly for the last 100 years of Shopper marketing we mostly have been based on these like urban legends about how Shopper shop, and not having a lot of data and then e-commerce comes along and suddenly you've got super granular data about how people pick products and what they glanced at and didn't buy and what they added to their card and then check out and what they you know added to their card and then took out of their car like all of this pre buying behavior that we get in e-commerce, we've never really had in the store and you know the Technologies and the methodologies these match Panel test all these different studies we used to do we're really sort of Kluge, and so a lot of us have said hey one of the secret benefits of just walk out technology is that by accident, it collects all of this really valuable consumer data about how people behave, before they get to the cash register or before they consummate their purchase since they're I guess there is no cash. [25:41] Um and you know we've talked about that being a useful Advantage for Amazon and that they're probably using it too, um sort of inform how they design these new store Concepts, and so now like so many other things than Amazon does they take this this. [25:59] Like you know competitive advantage that they have and they turned it into a product and sell it to other people so now they're selling those. Those Shopper insights to cpgs and you know you're a cpg trying to figure out how people decide to pick your cat litter versus someone else's cat litter on the cat litter shelf in a retail store. Um [26:21] Kroger won't tell you a lot about how they make that decision because Kroger doesn't know but now you can get real data from Amazon about how they make that decision and Amazon and you can probably assume that there's a similar path to purchase at Kroger so, suddenly like Amazon becomes the market research firm for all of the Shopper marketing so I do think that's super interesting, um they're not alone Walmart actually has a store that's heavily instrumented like this that they watch first that's called them, the intelligent retail lab store that you know it's kind of a it doesn't have just walk out technology but it has thousands of cameras and sensors and they sell data from that store through their data licensing arm which is called illuminate if I'm remembering right. And then you know Amazon launched a new product. [27:09] Nine days ago on the 21st that I'm really excited about this called Amazon marketing stream and Amazon marketing stream is, a much higher volume more granular api-based, access to all of the marketplace shopping data so that's you know data on traditional Amazon shopping that like, previously was locked up or you could only get for your own brand or you could you know you can only get in Amazon premium services. Now it gets plugged into pack view in all of these of these digital media tools you get all this real-time visibility to have people are making purchase decisions and then at the same time. They're rolling out this that same kind of data for how people are making purchase decisions in a brick-and-mortar store, super long answer but I think this is kind of a big deal and I do think this is the future is kind of replacing, like urban legends and opinions about how consumers behave with actual data about how they really are. Scot: [28:11] You do you think this stuff is kind of stand-alone or they're going to build this is going to be kind of feeding into this ad Network because they seem to be really putting a lot of effort into Excel. Jason: [28:20] Yeah I do so I think there's only so much so many brands that are so I'll tell you who's not in a position to buy that data is all the digital native startups that then cut a deal to get you know distribution through. Right against the big cpg brands that can afford like have budgets to buy that data and then you know they have so much like institutional. Impediments that then you know they all talk about how much wonder they are with that data but it's really hard for them to act on that data and do anything different than they historically have. And so I think the best way to make that data actionable is you know to filter that data into. New audiences and new ad formats for retail media networks right so like I think there's a natural. Fit between those. Those two products so I'm sure we'll see more Integrations in that but I do think for really smart marketers and in particular the folks that are involved in customer experience design, the the raw data is is super useful and and you know gives gives Brands a competitive advantage that are able to get it and take action on. Scot: [29:30] Cool did you so that's where we are on Amazon any non Amazon news. Jason: [29:39] Yeah just a couple of things to keep our show in its it's tidy timebox format we talked a lot about executive changes so in my mind there are two other huge executive changes, in our industry this week. There's a guy that we've talked about on the show several times Bill ready who's the in X PayPal guy in X PayPal mafia guy. That red Commerce for the last couple of years at Google and he just announced that he's leaving Google to become the new CEO at Pinterest so the, the founder is stepping out of the CEO role at Pinterest and they're bringing over Bill ready, and to be honest that has the pundants whipped up into a lather because everyone's like oh man Bill ready is a Commerce guy he was PayPal he was head of Commerce a Google Now the fact that the Pinterest is bringing a you know a dedicated Commerce guy in the lead the company, it's the most overt sign yet that you know Pinterest thinks it's future is Commerce. Scot: [30:39] Yeah which I think it's driven by the IDF a stuff don't you. Jason: [30:44] Yeah yeah again harder to make a living on ads when you can't show the efficacy of the ads quite as well and you can't Target the ads quite as well and so it becomes much more appealing to say, you know let's monetize our Audience by selling stuff to our audience directly and also that you know gives you that first party data that then you know keeps you, well immersed in the in the advertising business so I think for any of these. Free hydrographic social media sites it's a, it's a perfectly reasonable hypothesis to explore to say hey we got to figure out how to play really well at Commerce and make Commerce part of our core offering and certainly you know Pinterest is doing that they've talk forever about how, how much higher buying intent that their users have then other other social networks Tick-Tock is leaning heavily into it snap is leaning heavily into it it's a perfectly reasonable hypothesis, the one unfortunate truth is nobody's been particularly successful at it yet and. Have they not been successful because they just haven't gotten the execution right or is it because the consumer doesn't really want that like I honestly think that's an open question I don't think it's a foregone conclusion that Commerce can save all these social media networks I mean it's worth trying, but I think the jury's going to be out and I will say the. [32:10] The sort of part of this the bill ready transition that's not talked about that I'm frankly more interested in is to me one of the companies that. His best position to win a Commerce and is underperforming at Commerce the most is the company Bill ready as weaving its Google and you know, bluntly like I don't think Google has made a ton of Commerce progress over the over the last two years that bill ready has been there it's going to be interesting like will Google replace him will they replace him with a, Google Insider will they replace them with another Commerce person will that person have some new ideas like you know will they be able to find a way to kind of Marshall some of the inherent assets Google has and be better at Commerce oh my God I'd love to see Google lean into in-store Commerce more and help solve search and you know all of these retail media Network opportunities for brick-and-mortar retailers like I feel like there's a lot of untapped. Opportunity there that I've been surprised to see Google not succeed at and so it'll be like is this a new chance for Google to start anew. Scot: [33:20] Yeah and then you know it's also interesting so if your Pinterest board and you're like we need an e-commerce Guru the PayPal Mafia thing is good but that was quite a while ago and Google hasn't. Done a ton so I would be hiring somebody to Amazon expects you know it'll be interesting to see what if. Because there's so many floating around what if some of them one of them ended up at Google that would be dug be kind of really interesting to see if Amazon has own Minion. Jason: [33:49] Especially when yeah if Flex Port can get a super senior SS team member. Scot: [33:53] Yeah why can't Google yeah it's kind of weird right, yeah and then you know to watch someone that maybe had a chip on their shoulder that said hey I didn't get a promotion I'm gonna I'm going to you know use all these assets that Google has and bring them to bear I think the reason why is when these people interview at these bigger companies be at a meta a Google or whatnot. You know there's not a board sea level and board level focus on it you know 21 if you're a Google. The sacred cow is the add thing and if you if you say something like you know what I want to divert 20% of traffic to this new thing then you know if you're not going to do that so so startups from probably more attractive because they have more flexibility and they're not stuck kind of in that innovators dilemma like some of the other systems are. Jason: [34:50] Yeah think about that that'll be my deep thought for today yeah so I think that one is super interesting I'm gonna continue to follow that closely one side note like Pinterest has previously hired a bunch of other, I'll call them like Commerce stars and like one that stands out to me is. The chief technology officer from Walmart I moved to Pinterest Jeremy King and so I mean there's you know this is not the first. White indication that Commerce is an important Initiative for Pinterest so we'll we'll see how Bill does there I hope he does well so one other transition that I'm getting a lot of calls about these last couple days, is Bed Bath & Beyond just had their quarterly their Q2 earnings report and it was atrocious, so their same-store sales were down like 24 or 25 percent their e-commerce was down like 23%, um and you know folks may remember like a year or two ago they forced out the. [35:52] One of the founders is CEO and they brought in a turnaround CEO this guy Mark Triton and I talked a lot about Mark Triton he was like very credibly one of the architects of targets exclusive, brand strategies and so he was, the chief Merchant that helped launched a bunch of products at Target that were wildly successful and he left Target to become the CEO of this struggling retailer, Bed Bath & Beyond shortly after they hired Mark Triton they got a new activists board member Ryan Cohen who bought a big chunk of. Bed Bath & Beyond Ryan was one of the founders of chewy and made a bunch of his money there he was like a principal shareholder and on the board at GameStop during all the, the craziness with Robin Hood and GameStop and Bone all that stuff and so, like Ryan kind of inherited Mark as his turnaround CEO and simultaneous with these like very disappointing Q2 earnings, they announced that Mark would be leaving and they appointed an interim CEO who's a Sugo of who's a, already a board member at Bed Bath and Beyond and former CEO from like Goff Smith and several other retailers. So [37:20] What I have found interesting about all this it's a really difficult situation but Bethenny on Xena in a tough situation. [37:29] And they certainly aren't performing very well and they have a lot of cooks there at the moment with with conflicting ideas about where to go but I have seen a lot of pundits kind of. Like dancing on Mark Triton's grave and talking about what a horrible higher this was and how stupid it was for Bed Bath and Beyond Beyond to go after this this. Exclusive brand strategy that Mark was trying to execute and how like oh obviously this was doomed from the beginning and anyone could have seen this wasn't going to work. Um and kind of writing him off and personally I feel like that's a little unfair like II. Mark certainly turned out not to be the right CEO for the circumstances the Bed Bath & Beyond was in but I actually think that that, you know Bed Bath & Beyond needs to invent a reason for people to go there and spoiler it's not the 20% off coupon anymore, um it's not the treasure hunt anymore, like you're not going to win on assortment as a big box like against Amazon right and so one of the smart ways to win against Amazon is to sell stuff that people want that Amazon doesn't have and if you can invent desirable products, that's a smart strategy and every big retailer in America is trying to execute that strategy and Mark like frankly has been better than most of executing that strategy I think. [38:52] That strategy kind of sucks when you're hemorrhaging your customer base people don't have a reason to come to your store and then you, execute the first wave of your private label products and they all get trapped on a boat off the coast of Long Beach and never make it to the store right and so I don't know of in a different era if Mark strategy would have worked. Ed Bed Bath & Beyond I don't think it was an unsound strategy you know it just right you probably needed a CEO who's a lot more focused on being good at supply chain and cost-cutting and was willing to make some hard decisions about. Curating the store assortment and stuff like that to kind of cut costs. Before you got around to launching these products and you know horrific timing that you tried to launch all these products like you do as a. During a huge supply chain disruption so I don't know what do you think you think it was a doom strategy. Scot: [39:47] I don't think the externalities are hard to pick out you know so you go from a supply chain crisis into a inflation. No stagnation spiral this is like a it's a really rough rough rough hand that he was dealt for sure. Jason: [40:04] Yeah yeah so I don't know I do think they're a bunch of other retailers that really aspire to launch more products so I have a feeling that you'll see Mark glance I'm somewhere pretty soon because I think he has a skill set that. That will be in demand and then it does not appear they're calling Sue an interim CEO I don't think anyone thinks she's the, the future of Bed Bath & Beyond so I think they're they are out there doing a CEO search it's going to be interesting to see what kind of person, what you know will step up to that challenge right now. Scot: [40:33] While you were talking about it kind of the crazy idea popped in my head you know these these Amazon FBA acquisition vehicles have all seemed to hit the skids pretty hard thrashy oh and what not, yeah there's a there's a path where maybe they buy one of those if you wanted to like parachute in 500 private label Brands to try and restore that, that's one acquisition path that you can take to become interesting I don't know if you know if that makes any sense for the categories or whatnot but that would be an interesting, way to solve that problem with an acquisition. Jason: [41:09] Yeah no I do think there's something there and I think just the. You know I'm not sure you want to hire a traditional product Centric Merchant driven CEO. You know for a traditional product Centric company you know that's kind of losing its way right like you probably need some complementary skills they add something new to the mix and you're right like there's kind of a big remix going on in the world right now there's a bunch of digital Talent from you know the Amazons and Google's of the world this spinning off there's a bunch of digital Talent from all these, kind of startup ecosystems that you know we're we're playing in the Amazon Echo System and now we're less appealing and in the the you don't have to be a roll ups are a perfect example of all those, you know I think a bunch of those guys you know and and women will probably find, their next career opportunities taking what they know and taking it to a different kind of business than kind of just recreating what they've been doing. Scot: [42:10] Totally agree we will see. Jason: [42:12] In e-commerce guy solving Carwash for the world or. Scot: [42:15] Crazy crazy talk you do cat litter I'll do car washes. Jason: [42:20] That sounds like a great plan and that sounds like a great place to leave it because it's happened again we've used up all our allotted time, but as I always have you found the show helpful or it was entertaining to scream at how wrong we were into your podcasting client then you could reward us for that entertainment by jumping on iTunes and leaving us that five star review. Scot: [42:44] Thanks everybody and until next time. Jason: [42:48] Happy commercing.