A woman just discovered HP remotely bricked her own printer until she paid $7.50 to print on the paper and ink she already bought. Meanwhile, a $29M startup claims it just built an AI that beats Claude Opus while running 300x cheaper, China just unveiled a $25K luxury EV while American car companies charge subscriptions for heated seats, and 12.4% of American adults are now on Ozempic.

In this episode, Tom Bilyeu and Drew break down the subscription trap that's quietly extracting ownership from American consumers, the Sub Quadratic AI architecture that could make every frontier model obsolete, the Iran "one-page peace deal" that's already pushing gas past $6, why Trump's Operation Freedom is still stuck in the Strait of Hormuz, the GLP-1 adoption explosion nobody's tracking, China's EV strategy that's about to embarrass Detroit, and the Hunter Peterson plan to crowdfund Spirit Airlines back to life.