Jack

Another reason Strava's users are still surging is run clubs. That's right. We did a whole story on Nike last year, missing out on run clubs and local run clubs have hit record high in enrollment. You're not doing happy hour at the bar. You're hitting a 5k after work with 23 random strangers. But the latest reason Strava is growing, what is it, Jack? They're more acquisitive than Napoleon.

Another reason Strava's users are still surging is run clubs. That's right. We did a whole story on Nike last year, missing out on run clubs and local run clubs have hit record high in enrollment. You're not doing happy hour at the bar. You're hitting a 5k after work with 23 random strangers. But the latest reason Strava is growing, what is it, Jack? They're more acquisitive than Napoleon.

Another reason Strava's users are still surging is run clubs. That's right. We did a whole story on Nike last year, missing out on run clubs and local run clubs have hit record high in enrollment. You're not doing happy hour at the bar. You're hitting a 5k after work with 23 random strangers. But the latest reason Strava is growing, what is it, Jack? They're more acquisitive than Napoleon.

That's right. Along with the fundraise news, Strava also announced they're buying a cycling app and a British running app. In the last three years, they've acquired four companies and gobbled up all those user bases. Honestly, side note here, maybe Nike should acquire Strava. That's what Jack and I are thinking.

That's right. Along with the fundraise news, Strava also announced they're buying a cycling app and a British running app. In the last three years, they've acquired four companies and gobbled up all those user bases. Honestly, side note here, maybe Nike should acquire Strava. That's what Jack and I are thinking.

That's right. Along with the fundraise news, Strava also announced they're buying a cycling app and a British running app. In the last three years, they've acquired four companies and gobbled up all those user bases. Honestly, side note here, maybe Nike should acquire Strava. That's what Jack and I are thinking.

I like the hot take, although Under Armour, remember a decade ago, they acquired Map My Run and that did not work out. That's true, that's true. But Nike, you know, they could use it. They got $10 billion in cash and right now they're kind of just sitting down. They're not running anywhere, Jack. But that's not our takeaway. This is. So Jack, what's the takeaway for our buddies over at Strava?

I like the hot take, although Under Armour, remember a decade ago, they acquired Map My Run and that did not work out. That's true, that's true. But Nike, you know, they could use it. They got $10 billion in cash and right now they're kind of just sitting down. They're not running anywhere, Jack. But that's not our takeaway. This is. So Jack, what's the takeaway for our buddies over at Strava?

I like the hot take, although Under Armour, remember a decade ago, they acquired Map My Run and that did not work out. That's true, that's true. But Nike, you know, they could use it. They got $10 billion in cash and right now they're kind of just sitting down. They're not running anywhere, Jack. But that's not our takeaway. This is. So Jack, what's the takeaway for our buddies over at Strava?

The new social networks are hobby networks. Yet is 15 years ago, social media pioneered a new behavior, sharing and connecting with friends online about anything. But the novelty of posting for the whole world to see is gone. Yeah. People are barely doing it these days. Instead, people are socializing on online networks that are activity-based like Strava. It's not just Strava.

The new social networks are hobby networks. Yet is 15 years ago, social media pioneered a new behavior, sharing and connecting with friends online about anything. But the novelty of posting for the whole world to see is gone. Yeah. People are barely doing it these days. Instead, people are socializing on online networks that are activity-based like Strava. It's not just Strava.

The new social networks are hobby networks. Yet is 15 years ago, social media pioneered a new behavior, sharing and connecting with friends online about anything. But the novelty of posting for the whole world to see is gone. Yeah. People are barely doing it these days. Instead, people are socializing on online networks that are activity-based like Strava. It's not just Strava.

Goodreads, the book reading app, has 150 million users too. This is what we should do a story on. One of the fastest growing apps right now is Palm Street, which is a social community for selling and nurturing plants. Plant daddies. Yeah, proud plant daddies right here. Frankly, general post about anything social networks, they are shrinking. The new social networks are activity-based.

Goodreads, the book reading app, has 150 million users too. This is what we should do a story on. One of the fastest growing apps right now is Palm Street, which is a social community for selling and nurturing plants. Plant daddies. Yeah, proud plant daddies right here. Frankly, general post about anything social networks, they are shrinking. The new social networks are activity-based.

Goodreads, the book reading app, has 150 million users too. This is what we should do a story on. One of the fastest growing apps right now is Palm Street, which is a social community for selling and nurturing plants. Plant daddies. Yeah, proud plant daddies right here. Frankly, general post about anything social networks, they are shrinking. The new social networks are activity-based.

They're hobby networks. For our second story, nuclear stocks are going nuclear after two epic executive orders. But the best way to promote nuclear energy in America, it's to ban people from watching Chernobyl on HBO.

They're hobby networks. For our second story, nuclear stocks are going nuclear after two epic executive orders. But the best way to promote nuclear energy in America, it's to ban people from watching Chernobyl on HBO.

They're hobby networks. For our second story, nuclear stocks are going nuclear after two epic executive orders. But the best way to promote nuclear energy in America, it's to ban people from watching Chernobyl on HBO.

Yeah. We'll explain.

Yeah. We'll explain.