This is Nick. This is Jack and this is Snacks daily. Welcome back Snackers. It is Monday February 14th. Nick can you spare some aloe vera, please?

I'm sorry, Jack. It looks like you got the Caribbean UV double-a-ray situation going on.

I recorded my last two pod shirtless full disclosure Snackers.

Oh, yeah. I mean, Jack, you're working with... What are we talking about? SPF like 10 over there?

I'm back into the freezing-called Northease Bahamas, West of Ace. In the meantime, stocks, they need like SPF 100.

What is happening to stocks? I don't know, but this pods the best one yet. Get some sun. It's a TBY. Jack, what's our first story?

The container store stock is so disorganized. It just plummeted 20%. Because the container store is going through corporate puberty.

For our second story, remember when Constitution Dow tried to buy the Constitution? Well, fries down? They just raised $4 million in four days to buy...

I'll make Donalds. And our third and final story is the government, which just unveiled the biggest electric charging experiment.

F. Jagan, I jumped in Snack style. This thing, it's a $5 billion beauty pageant.

But Snackers, before we hit that wonderful mix. Fantastic mix to start the week. I love this mix.

Horters, Almanac. Wait, is this right? Week 99? It's week 99. We're getting up there. We want to send 100. Here we go.

Week 99 of the pandemic. Things we're running out of because of the pandemic. Jack and I, we've been keeping track for you.

This week, we're running out of flowers. Stem to stay. We got a shortage of petals from here to... to like everywhere.

Snackers, if it photosynthesizes, we're out of it. We got a chlorophyll catastrophe. Jack, have you ever seen an Icelandic poppy?

No. But I love the name poppy. It's gorgeous. I've never seen something like it.

If Wilder was a girl, he was going to be a poppy. I pod some could have been a poppy.

Yeah. And Snackers, this flower shortage. Perfect timing. If you're at an overpriced prefix dinner and forgot a Valentine's day yet.

Yeah. Now you got the gift of an excuse. They'll hate the player.

They'll hate the geranium. Now this is all according to the New York Times. The reason for the lack of chrysanthemum, it's the coronavirus.

At the start of the pandemic, there was huge uncertainty and fear. People weren't buying flowers of all.

No demand. Suppliers reacted by like halting normal planting of flowers.

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