Tupperware is one of those words so common we forgot it's a brand. It's also one of the great untold business stories, with a pioneer who was deliberately erased from view.

Did she design a pyramid scheme? Not really.

There's more to it than that.

This is the story of Brownie Wise... and what it costs to build something you don't own.

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A cheap flight… that ends up feeling expensive.

This episode: how Ryanair and Michael O'Leary perfected drip pricing and made billions doing it.

Removing olives, lukewarm off-brand soft drinks, expensive wheelchair hire… and the hardest two truths and a lie segment yet.

0:00 Intro

5:05 Two Truths & A Lie

7:10 The Industry That Counts Olives

11:00 Enter The Accountant

16:10 The Southwest Effect

21:55 O'Leary Takes The Controls

28:02 Since When Is A Wheelchair A Frill?

35:52 The Charge Sheet - And Why It Works

41:05 The Point

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Kodak didn’t make a mistake. The digital camera was invented in their own building but it was missing more than film. It was missing a business model.

0:00 Intro

3:15 Two Truths & A Lie

4:15 The Man Who Gave Everyone A Camera

15:40 Advertising Done To Perfection

23:06 Welcome Steve

35:25 The Point

39:15 The Ending

44:10 Two Truths & A lie

Madmen Scene - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rq3n2sJ43Hg&t=4s

A Long Time In Finance w/ Steve Sasson - https://open.spotify.com/episode/407q6PT4umq9BVECyJsLhy

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