We're counting down the top five episodes of 2024 as measured from Thanksgiving to Thanksgiving

by your engagement and downloads.

Coming in at number five is episode 384 with Alex Bering and Daniel Schwartz of 3G Capital,

discussing their unique private equity organization and their wildly successful purchase

of Burger King.

Please enjoy this replay of my conversation with Alex Bering and Daniel Schwartz.

Before we get going, I want to tell you about our year-end raffle.

To enter the raffle, you'll need to complete our annual audience engagement

survey. Your responses to this survey really do help shape some of the decisions we make at

capital allocators, and we thought we'd provide a little incentive. Completed surveys give you

an entry into this giveaway. Duplicate entries are disqualified, so one per person, and we're giving

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ever worn and some Patagonia vests. The second prize, Ted's latest book, private equity deals.

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