"You Can See Everything" Review, Roadster Reactions, Eric Glyman Joins | Walter Isaacson, Christian Jensen, Tavarish
October 16, 2026
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5 min read"You Can See Everything" Review, Roadster Reactions, and Eric Glyman Joins
This episode of TBPN, recorded live from the GDP in Altadena on October 16, 2026, covers three major threads: the Nathan Fielder film You Can See Everything, the Tesla Roadster and Porsche Mission S reveals, and a conversation with Ramp co-founder Eric Glyman about the company's $1.85 billion raise at a $60 billion valuation. The throughline is how spectacle, substance, and timing interact across entertainment, automotive, and fintech — and how the same dynamics play out differently in each domain.
The Nathan Fielder Film: A Psychedelic Experience That Changes Minds
The hosts saw You Can See Everything, Nathan Fielder's new film about Elizabeth Holmes, and came away deeply impressed. They describe it as "effectively like a psychedelic experience" — riveting, funny, and emotionally complex. The cinematography is a major talking point: every shot is beautifully lit despite taking place in tight spaces inside a small Del Mar beach house. One host's thesis is that the cameramen are simply masters of their craft, using the best tools and lenses rather than elaborate lighting setups.
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What you'll learn
- 1 (00:00) **Show Open & "You Can See Everything" Review** - Hosts discuss the Nathan Fielder movie "You Can See Everything" and its impact on the show's production style.
- 2 (07:36) **Tesla Roadster Reveal Reaction** - The hosts break down the Tesla Roadster event, the "Fell For It Again" award, and the absurdity of a 2028 production timeline.
- 3 (11:57) **Roadster Tier List & Pricing Breakdown** - The hosts create a tier list for the Roadster reveal and detail the complex pricing structure for different models.
- 4 (12:52) **Porsche Mission S Contrast** - The hosts discuss the Porsche Mission S reveal as a beautiful but "perfect stagnation" compared to the futuristic Roadster.
- 5 (29:57) **Interview: Walter Isaacson on Elon Musk** - Walter Isaacson discusses Elon's dual nature as both Thomas Edison and P.T. Barnum, and the Roadster's significance.
- 6 (38:54) **Isaacson on Demon Mode & Reporting** - Isaacson describes Elon's "demon mode" and his unique approach to reporting by embedding himself with his subjects.
- 7 (42:34) **Isaacson on Elizabeth Holmes & Steve Jobs** - Isaacson shares his early skepticism of Elizabeth Holmes and contrasts her with Steve Jobs' philosophy on technology.
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Guests on this episode
Show Notes
- (00:15) - "You Can See Everything" Review
- (07:35) - Roadster Reactions
- (30:03) - Walter Isaacson is a bestselling biographer and journalist known for chronicling influential innovators such as Steve Jobs, Elon Musk, and Jennifer Doudna. Walter Isaacson discusses Musk’s futuristic designs and mercurial leadership, the relationship between human creativity and artificial intelligence, and how individuals and collaborative teams shape technological progress.
- (01:00:00) - Eric Glyman, co-founder and co-CEO of Ramp, discusses the company’s $1.85 billion fundraise, rapid revenue growth, and expanding suite of financial products. He explains how Ramp aims to help businesses manage, attribute, and maximize returns on AI spending as artificial intelligence becomes a core operating expense.
- (01:14:02) - Christian Jensen discusses Dragoneer Investment Group’s $1.85 billion investment in Ramp, describing the firm’s strategy of making concentrated bets on category-defining businesses. He argues that Ramp’s vast market, expanding product platform, capital efficiency, AI capabilities, and exceptional leadership justify its $60 billion valuation, while explaining Dragoneer’s selective, nonintrusive approach to supporting portfolio companies.
- (01:24:31) - Tavarish discusses his skepticism about the Tesla Roadster, enthusiasm for Porsche’s Mission S and 918, and preference for distinctive, driver-focused cars over flashy technology showcases. The automotive YouTuber and supercar rebuilder also shares insights into project-car selection, beginner-friendly Japanese cars, extreme-speed challenges, and the evolving balance among combustion, hybrid, and electric vehicles.
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