ELEVATOR | 11.12.24

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@moonmaison   The Science and Benefits of “Fart Walks” We had a buddy visiting over the weekend. He wouldn't mind us sharing this story. He was experiencing some digestive challenges, and the topic came up while we were lounging on the couch. We suggested he stroll into the kitchen, circle the table three times, and see if that loosened things up. On the very last step of his third lap, well, let's just say it worked.  Fart walks are real.   Smart Home, Smart Investment—RYSE with the Dragons’ Pick [Partner]  Smart-doorbell pioneer, RING, pitched on the hit show Shark Tank at a valuation of just $7 million. The Sharks shut them down. Five years later, the company sold to Amazon for more than $1 billion. A similar story is brewing in the Smart Shades segment of the industry, with a company called RYSE pitching on the Canadian version of Shark Tank called Dragon’s Den. The difference? They received two offers and have an addressable market that could be significantly larger than that of RING’s.  Don’t make the same mistake the Sharks did. Invest in RYSE now.   LEARN MORE   How Quentin Tarantino Made His Actors Feel Like a “Tribe of Freaks” Everyone wants to find their tribe of freaks. It's a universal human desire. Those who can create environments where that "campy" vibe thrives tend to produce some truly magical experiences. Look no further than Tarantino, who has a knack for making his actors feel like a close-knit, unconventional family.  We're a tribe of freaks here in ELEVATOR, right?   Your Brain Isn’t the Only Part of the Body That Makes Memories We always thought memory worked like a CIA filing system: organized, stored away, with some highlights, some lowlights, and a few redacted files. Over time, most get forgotten. But it turns out memory is a lot more complicated than that.  Our entire bodies are involved in making memories.   Cocktails Fit for a Holiday Feast There's no official drink of Thanksgiving. Champagne is always a good start; a White Russian makes for a nice finish. But what about the in-between? You need something seasonal without being too fussy—something cozy and digestion-friendly.  Something like these.   The Mixer The oldest pub in the world that’s been around since Viking times. Deathbed confessions that left everyone completely shocked. Why this country was named 2025 Destination of the Year. The future sports car of your day dreams. Five everyday workers who turned into action heroes at their jobs. Who invented grunge? Snapshots of cars on the streets of London in the 1980s. Adventure gear that goes wherever you roam.* *Partner     /GTFO @natigana | Namibia     Our Gentleman's Agreement We'll keep the free daily newsletters coming. You share with a friend if you're enjoying. Capeesh? Forward to a friend.   Love Elevator? You’ll probably dig our other newsletters too. Check out Shift, Jimmy, and Blazer.   Let's Partner Put your brand in front of 800,000 passionate Elevator readers. Get in touch.   Send us a tip    |    Editorial Policy   |    Advertise    |    Archives     @2024 Rotary Digital 300 Witherspoon St Suite 201 Princeton NJ 08542     Preferences  |  Unsubscribe