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We’re working hard on some exciting upcoming episodes and we’ve got some busy weeks ahead, so here's one of our favorite episodes from this past year.
It's about why companies that cater to the middle class are disappearing, and what that means for the businesses we love.
This episode originally aired last spring. You can read the original story here: The K-shaped economy: Why diners are dying but yachts are booming.
Thank you, as always, for listening to our show. We’ll have a new episode out next week.
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