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New Amazon technology at TQL Stadium, and Clark Schaefer's Phil Hurak on getting to know people through pickleball
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Hosts Andy and Tom talk about FC Cincinnati rolling out Amazon checkout-free technology at its newest concession, a new restaurant coming to the shuttered Pearlstar space in OTR, Miami University faculty voting to join a union, students making bank on NIL and hometown band the National making a homecoming with a music festival planned for September.
Interview starts at (18:11). Phil Hurak, managing shareholder at Clark Schaefer Consulting, got his MBA and his law degree at the same time. He was so gung-ho about it that he thought everyone else at the University of Dayton School of Law would want to do the same thing, so he ordered 10 pizzas for a lunch and learn about the dual-degree process. Only two people showed up.
Hurak never practiced as a lawyer, but he got his J.D. to broaden the skillset he could offer as a business adviser. He talked with us about how tax got him into the world of business, and how pickleball can be better than golf at getting to know who someone you're doing business with is really like.
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