Is Uber super f*cked? Let’s ask “Super Pumped” author Mike Isaac
2019-09-06 · 43 min · episode 52 · 12 entities
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new book "Super Pumped: the Battle for Uber"
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Kara and Scott bring on NYTimes reporter, Mike Isaac, to talk about his new book "Super Pumped: the Battle for Uber". They pick his brain about all the Silicon Valley drama around the ride-share company. Scott's win is Walmart for taking action in the gun-control debate. Mike comes prepared with his own fail and calls out Twitter for the hacking of Jack Dorsey's account. Scott is predicting that weWork doesn't ever actually go public.
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