Aura

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“Like a lot of you, I have an aura ring. And the day of the coffee incident, it told me I'd experienced an unusual amount of stress that day. And it gave me a few reasons. Work, bad sleep, and maybe it's because Aura is from Finland, but money wasn't an option.”

The speaker mentions using an Aura ring to track stress but notes it failed to account for financial anxiety, a neutral product reference.

“I loved on the Aura IPO. I thought this was terrible news for venture... a company growing 1.2 2 billion growing 74%... it bum bum honestly it bummed me out that this deal didn't happen.”

The speaker expressed disappointment about Aura's failed IPO, calling it 'terrible news for venture' and characterizing the pullback as a significant bummer despite the company's strong growth metrics.

“Been a user of the Whoop, been a fan of the Aura ring, uh been a fan of the little glucose monitors.”

Host states he has been 'a fan of the Aura ring' health tracking device.