\[ (C(I, -) \star G) x = \int^{a, b} C (a \otimes b, x) \times C(I, a) \times G b \]

\[ \cong \int^{b} C (I \otimes b, x) \times G b \cong G x\]
So the unit of Day convolution is the Yoneda functor taken at monoidal unit, \(C(I, -)\), which lends itself to the anagrammatic slogan, "ONE of DAY is the YONEDA of ONE."

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