Tuna Tuesday, Red-Dye Diesel, and the Sam Altman Movie Amazon Didn’t Want

Warren Buffett, the 96-year-old legendary investor who famously reads 500 pages a day, now spends two hours before bed watching YouTube — 1950s TV commercials, Glenn Close movie clips, 50-minute videos of freight trains rolling down railroad tracks, and Uzbekistan's version of America's Got Talent. His last big investment before retiring was in YouTube's owner Google. Charlie Munger’s nighttime ritual was simpler: a chocolate chip cookie, a glass of milk, a good book, and one episode of Seinfeld.

Restaurants Are Carving 200-Pound Tunas to Fill Slow Nights

The restaurant business model is broken. Rising labor, food, and energy costs collide with diners' unwillingness to pay more. One Minnesota restaurant took prices off the menu entirely and switched to pay-what-you-want — and made more money because customers voluntarily paid above the old prices. Another restaurant offered a dice roll at the end of meals: roll a six, your meal is free, a creative way to offer roughly 17% off while generating buzz.