Yesterday I ranted about layoffs, Baconators, and ketchup dividends. Today, I’m less angry and more focused. The headlines haven’t improved — layoffs are still the market’s favorite confetti — but my perspective has shifted. Investing isn’t about yesterday’s outrage; it’s about tomorrow’s positioning. Efficiency Still Rules The market continues to reward companies that cut costs and automate. That’s not changing. As much as it frustrates me, I can’t ignore the trend. Efficiency is the new currency, and AI is the mint. Fighting it is pointless; better to ride the wave with a defensive board than drown in principle. Wendy’s: From Frustration to Fixes (Sort Of) Yesterday I complained about Wendy’s digital ordering platform — the slow drive‑thru, the clunky kiosk, the lack of memory or loyalty integration. But after digging deeper, I realized their mobile app actually addresses most of these issues . It remembers orders, offers rewards, and gives customers a smoother experience. In other w...
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