This is Nick. This is Jack. And this is Snacks daily. It is Thursday the new Friday, October 7th.

Uh, the debt ceiling just went up one floor. We got ourselves an agreement in the Senate Jack.

Short-term increase? A short-term increase in the debt ceiling until December,

which means the US won't default on their government debt until December. Oh, yeah.

Which means stocks rose yesterday. Jack, there's nothing better than a short-term solution to a long-term problem.

Snackers, today's pods, uh, the best one yet. It's a TVOI. Jack, what's our first

story on the TVOI? Cruz. Cruz is the silent Robo Taxi you never saw come.

Literally, it's really quiet. I saw one yesterday.

This is General Motors first taxi without a driver. And it's worth billions of dollars.

That is thrilling. Second story, what do we got? Masterworks just did a $1 billion valuation

to help you buy a little piece of Picasso. Here's what it comes down to. It's all about

pizza-fying the painting. We got to pizza-fine the painting. For our third and final story,

Google just tweaked four big Google products to help you and everyone else cut their own carbon

fluff. Behold the power of the nudge. Not the grudge, the nudge. But Snackers, before

we hit those three great stars. This is a wonderful mix for a new Friday. For a decade, serial sales

or tanky. They were living their worst life. You got sugarcoded milk-soaked flakes. That was breakfast.

That was a different world. That had a good run, but that run ended. Yeah, because then you

grabbed an Rx bar, slurped the macchiato and sprinted out the door instead. I'm still big

up me, young guy. But for the first time in a decade, serial sales jumped last year in the United

States. And here's the shocker. The more sugar in all these serials, the more popular these

new serials were in the last year. That's right. Last year, it wasn't about Kashi. It was about

Cocoa Puffs. It was. Well, Jack and I noticed that the newest collaboration in serial is a trend

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