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Yeah, that's why when Facebook went public, investors wanted Jack Donaghy to replace the hoodie-wearing Zuckerberg. But that didn't happen. No, it didn't. And Zuckerberg's success shows why founder CEOs are on the rise. Because tech is booming, and the trend is that tech founders give themselves something called super shares.

Yeah, that's why when Facebook went public, investors wanted Jack Donaghy to replace the hoodie-wearing Zuckerberg. But that didn't happen. No, it didn't. And Zuckerberg's success shows why founder CEOs are on the rise. Because tech is booming, and the trend is that tech founders give themselves something called super shares.

Mark Zuckerberg only owns 14% of Meta, but he has 51% of the voting stock. That's key. Which makes him the emperor of the company. He will always be the CEO. There's nothing Wall Street can do about it. And honestly, tech founders have become great operating emperors, if you think about it. Like, they know how to run businesses right now. And Zuck is the example.

Mark Zuckerberg only owns 14% of Meta, but he has 51% of the voting stock. That's key. Which makes him the emperor of the company. He will always be the CEO. There's nothing Wall Street can do about it. And honestly, tech founders have become great operating emperors, if you think about it. Like, they know how to run businesses right now. And Zuck is the example.

Mark Zuckerberg only owns 14% of Meta, but he has 51% of the voting stock. That's key. Which makes him the emperor of the company. He will always be the CEO. There's nothing Wall Street can do about it. And honestly, tech founders have become great operating emperors, if you think about it. Like, they know how to run businesses right now. And Zuck is the example.

Zuck isn't an awkward, pimpled college dropout anymore. He is a ruthless manager CEO. Zuck and Elon, they have proved the founder to CEO funnel. They will fire, hire, acquire, and conspire to ensure success, that a builder can still be a boss. As tech continues to boom, which we're pretty sure it will... Their founder CEOs will too. You can go from coding to the corner office.

Zuck isn't an awkward, pimpled college dropout anymore. He is a ruthless manager CEO. Zuck and Elon, they have proved the founder to CEO funnel. They will fire, hire, acquire, and conspire to ensure success, that a builder can still be a boss. As tech continues to boom, which we're pretty sure it will... Their founder CEOs will too. You can go from coding to the corner office.

Zuck isn't an awkward, pimpled college dropout anymore. He is a ruthless manager CEO. Zuck and Elon, they have proved the founder to CEO funnel. They will fire, hire, acquire, and conspire to ensure success, that a builder can still be a boss. As tech continues to boom, which we're pretty sure it will... Their founder CEOs will too. You can go from coding to the corner office.

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For our third and final story, Pizza Hut's top product right now ain't pizza. It's actually an app that gets kids to read books. We're talking about Pizza Hut's Book It literacy initiative, and it's one of the original examples of gamification. Oh, Jack, the greatest threat to summer vacation for a kid. What is it, man? It's a summer reading list. Oh, eighth grade.

For our third and final story, Pizza Hut's top product right now ain't pizza. It's actually an app that gets kids to read books. We're talking about Pizza Hut's Book It literacy initiative, and it's one of the original examples of gamification. Oh, Jack, the greatest threat to summer vacation for a kid. What is it, man? It's a summer reading list. Oh, eighth grade.

For our third and final story, Pizza Hut's top product right now ain't pizza. It's actually an app that gets kids to read books. We're talking about Pizza Hut's Book It literacy initiative, and it's one of the original examples of gamification. Oh, Jack, the greatest threat to summer vacation for a kid. What is it, man? It's a summer reading list. Oh, eighth grade.

How many did you have on your list, man? Like 18 books. And I tried to start reading them like three weeks left. I read like one. Are you kidding me, Jack? They assigned us Anna Karenina once. You know what that's like? It took me three summers to finish it. I'm a very slow reader. You know that. I just finished the Brooklyn Bridge book. which was written when they started the bridge.

How many did you have on your list, man? Like 18 books. And I tried to start reading them like three weeks left. I read like one. Are you kidding me, Jack? They assigned us Anna Karenina once. You know what that's like? It took me three summers to finish it. I'm a very slow reader. You know that. I just finished the Brooklyn Bridge book. which was written when they started the bridge.

How many did you have on your list, man? Like 18 books. And I tried to start reading them like three weeks left. I read like one. Are you kidding me, Jack? They assigned us Anna Karenina once. You know what that's like? It took me three summers to finish it. I'm a very slow reader. You know that. I just finished the Brooklyn Bridge book. which was written when they started the bridge.

But besties, few know that one corporation had a bigger impact on reading than any other, and that company is Pizza Hut. Pizza Hut's Book It program just turned 40 years old. Basically, you read a book, you earn a free pizza. It was invented by Pizza Hut after President Reagan in the 80s called on American business to get involved in the country's education.

But besties, few know that one corporation had a bigger impact on reading than any other, and that company is Pizza Hut. Pizza Hut's Book It program just turned 40 years old. Basically, you read a book, you earn a free pizza. It was invented by Pizza Hut after President Reagan in the 80s called on American business to get involved in the country's education.

But besties, few know that one corporation had a bigger impact on reading than any other, and that company is Pizza Hut. Pizza Hut's Book It program just turned 40 years old. Basically, you read a book, you earn a free pizza. It was invented by Pizza Hut after President Reagan in the 80s called on American business to get involved in the country's education.