$1M Trading Cards Heist, Trevor Milton Returns, The Death Of Common Courtesy | Diet TBPN
John Coogan and Jordi Hays of TBPN cover a nearly $1 million trading card theft, Trevor Milton's return with a private jet company, and a Wall Street Journal column arguing that courtesy on planes is dead.
The gist
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Thieves stole 250 packages of PSA-graded cards from a FedEx truck left unattended for 60 to 90 minutes outside PSA's Santa Ana center.
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PSA deactivated the stolen cards' certification numbers, but payouts are capped at insurance chosen at checkout, and Jordi asks why they don't use Brinks.
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Trevor Milton's SyberJet revives an FAA-certified jet program that consumed over $700 million, but the hosts question building its own cockpit.
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Andy Kessler's Wall Street Journal column complains about loud phone dictation on flights and asks whether planes need quiet sections like trains.
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The hosts expect Mercedes' 1,153-horsepower electric AMG GT 63 SUV to struggle, and a goalie credits his unconscious brain for 34 saves.
Also mentioned
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PSA
· "The one thing worked against the thieves is that every PSA graded card has a unique certification number,..."
8:52
Garmin
· "He's not going to use a Garmin cockpit or a Honeywell cockpit. He's like, 'I got to do it myself.'"
14:32
Wall Street Journal
· "Andy Kessler went off in the Wall Street Journal opinion pages over commercial air travel."
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