Mo puts his AI POS to work on a fictional 120-store retailer —
real shaped questions, real numbers, watched in order.
Fictional company and synthetic data, created for training. Public sources are real and cited.
MO
SEP 2026
Sales up, profit down
Sipster's P&L bridge finds an $881k wage rise Mo never priced for, and a $1.237m promotion a data defect was hiding.
02
4:57
UNDERPERFORMINGMO
SEP 2026
Which stores are underperforming?
A store gets flagged, Mo pushes back twice, and the real gap turns out to be a tenth the size.
03
5:24
CUSTOMERMO
SEP 2026
What are customers telling us?
The same 14 stores turn up three independent ways — plus a finding nobody asked for.
04
5:08
LYCHEE BOBAMO
SEP 2026
Did the Lychee Boba launch actually work?
A routine question about store refits uncovers a silent data error that rewrites the launch's numbers.
05
5:50
LABOURMO
SEP 2026
Is my labour problem rostering or productivity?
Mo's own leading question invents a problem that doesn't exist — until he tests it.
06
6:45
CAMERAMO
SEP 2026
Should I buy the camera proposal?
A $340k pitch, a $944,800 real cost, and a saving figure already disproven in an earlier episode.
07
7:31
MONDAYMO
SEP 2026
The Monday trading meeting
Two assumptions Mo brings to the table, tested against the data before he can repeat them out loud.
The four documents behind Episode 7 — the same shape Mo hands to a real trading meeting.