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Sep 22, 2026

Alex RampellGUEST
10:24
And they had FTC issues because, again, once a year, more than once a year, but all the banks own this thing.
Alex RampellGUEST
10:32
It's like, what if all the airlines own Kayak and decided how much to charge for airline tickets? It's like they'd go to jail.
Alex RampellGUEST
10:39
So there were all of these antitrust issues.
Alex RampellGUEST
10:41
investigations and whatnot.
Sarah DandashyHOST
2:12
No counter, no parking lot.
Sarah DandashyHOST
2:15
Turo is already on Kayak, Priceline, and Uber, but now it wants to go just a bit further, embedding cars directly into the hotel booking flow.
Sarah DandashyHOST
2:23
So a rental is the natural next step after booking a room.
Sarah DandashyHOST
2:26
Airbnb, for example, added cars earlier this year.
MiguelHOST
43:39
For the majority of my rental cars that I do anywhere I go, I'm using autoslash.com.
MiguelHOST
43:43
This site acts like if you're using Orbitz or kayak.com, where it's combining different rates depending on different programs.
MiguelHOST
43:50
So you're going to enter whether you're a member of Costco, Sam's, whether you have Visa Infinite cards, you know, all these other discounts that you might be eligible for rental cars, whether you have AARP or AAA, and it's going to use all that information to get you the best rates.
MiguelHOST
44:05
Once I see what the best rates are, then I Most of the time I go directly to that rental car agency.
Joseph CarlsonHOST
20:41
We'll start off looking at the specific company booking holdings.
Joseph CarlsonHOST
20:44
We have Booking and Kayak.
Joseph CarlsonHOST
20:46
Travel is the cleanest early test because comparison is valuable.
Joseph CarlsonHOST
20:50
Terms are structured and the consumer already expects an intermediary to assemble options.
Martin KilcoyneHOST
8:41
From 6 to 7, broadcasting live, Blues and Brews, I believe, down at the brewery.
Martin KilcoyneHOST
8:46
Too Fat to Kayak, Sargent and Tim Rehm, both St. Dominic guys, two national team players.
Martin KilcoyneHOST
8:53
How about that? That's from Too Fat to Kayak.
Martin KilcoyneHOST
8:55
Doug, that is in the Forum Energy YouTube chat.
Martin KilcoyneHOST
8:58
For all saying that I ignore the YouTube chat.
Jon StewartHOST
26:53
Talk about that because our understanding of these online, uh, sort of marketplaces is that they exist to save us money, that they are crunching the numbers to the point where they're getting us...
Jon StewartHOST
27:07
We're used to Expedia, we're used to Kayak, these...
Jon StewartHOST
27:10
The idea is, "We'll find you the best price.
Jon StewartHOST
27:13
We'll use our technology to help you as a shopper." This is the opposite.
Johnny JetGUEST
47:28
Google does it.
Johnny JetGUEST
47:29
Kayak has a fare alert.
Johnny JetGUEST
47:31
There's a few different ones.
Johnny JetGUEST
47:32
I have all this on my website, by the way, and I can send you links, including more ways how to save money.
IndieHOST
67:11
Jesus.
IndieHOST
67:12
Aaron Kayak is connected to the Influencer Army Network, oh, goodness gracious, having recently joined the Combat Antisemitism movement as Special Representative for International Affairs.
IndieHOST
67:25
So now he's getting paid from multiple organizations.
IndieHOST
67:28
This is a total grift, by the way, 'cause we know about Com- Combat Antisemitism isn't doing that.
IndieHOST
68:08
Because, you know, genocide apparently needs to have paid defenders.
IndieHOST
68:14
Thus, this project closely resembles Project Esther, in which influencers who are not necessarily political are used to deliver pro-Israel messaging.
IndieHOST
68:25
Through his private firm, Blue Light Strategies, Kayak managed public relations campaigns aimed at improving Israel's image and that of Jewish organizations, using modern media strategies to influence American public opinion, particularly within, quote-unquote, "progressive" and Democratic circles inclined to criticize Israel.
IndieHOST
68:48
So this is the infiltration op douchebag that sends some asshole into an actual leftist space to muddy down the waters, and then let Republicans say, "Yeah, but Democrats that support Israel are also part of your group." Not really.
Sam ShankGUEST
20:40
There's a lot of great companies doing, you know, really interesting things there.
Sam ShankGUEST
20:45
And, you know, the founders of Kayak are working on something that I'm excited to see.
Sam ShankGUEST
20:51
And so I think to answer your, the biggest answer to your question is it's early, right? And the AI is getting better and better.
Sam ShankGUEST
20:59
I think connecting with live inventory has been a challenge, and so there's solutions and opportunities there.
Jordan FliegelGUEST
19:37
I had been more in the sports setting up to age 28 and realizing that I could get through that, but never in the business context before.
Jordan FliegelGUEST
19:49
And when the board member first delivered the news, like, hey, we're going to replace you, and here's what it means, and you know what? And I remember literally going down the street in Boston and Seaport, I ran to Paul English's office, who is a great, one of Boston's best founders, co-founder and CTO of Kayak, started a number of businesses.
Jordan FliegelGUEST
20:13
He was a small investor and on the advisory board of CoachUp.
Mark PhillipsHOST
20:16
Yeah.

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