On this episode of Okay, Computer. Dan and Rick discuss the fallout from inflation soaring to a four-decade high (2:03), Elon Musk rattling cages at Twitter (15:06), if the IPO market can recover from a cold start in 2022, if private companies still think it’s worth it to go public (21:05), and whether Philadelphia 76ers fans should “trust the process” as the NBA Playoffs begin. Later, Dan sits down with Dan Teran, co-founder of Gutter Capital, and they talk about his unusual path to entrepreneurship (35:32), selling his company Managed by Q to WeWork at the perfect time (41:31), more founders ditching Silicon Valley (47:45), why gig economy businesses don’t interest him (53:13), and growing unionization pushes at big companies like Amazon and Starbucks (57:08).
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