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In this episode, Sara reunites with her former Fallas war-buddy, Jon Accamando — a man who survived the trenches of discount retail only to emerge as the proud creator of his own personal Jarvis. We're talking real AI wizardry, the kind that turns a Lyft ride into a tech demo and a life pivot. Jon breaks down how he went from folding clearance sweaters under fluorescent trauma-lighting to building tools that actually make people's lives easier. We talk innovation, reinvention, midlife plot twists, and the strange superpower you unlock when you've survived Black Friday in a bargain store. It's smart, it's hilarious, and yes — Jon really is changing the world… one ride at a time.
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