This is Nick. This is Jack. It's Friday, the real Friday, May 15th. And today's part is the best one yet. This is a T-boy. The top three pop business news stories you need to know today. A new acronym. You got to make into a tattoo jack. A.T.H. All-time high, baby. Despite back-to-back hot inflation reports, the tech rally on Wall Street cannot be

stopped. Stocks just hit an ATH, and you guessed it, it's because of the AI stocks, which is actually

our second story. But we've got three fantastic stories to go into the coolest place in capitalism.

Jack, what do we got in today's tea boy? For our first story, one job defying AI right now is travel agents. Travel agent

demand. It is booming because chat cheap tea ain't got no taste. For our second story, the biggest

IPO of the year happened on Thursday. Cerebrus jumped 100% on day one of trading. They're kicking off

hot IPO summer and it reminds us of wedding season. And our third and

final story, it's Jerome Powell's last day as the chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank. Jerry,

so we're giving him two grades for two very different jobs. And those grades are very, very

different. But yeties, before we hit that wonderful mix of stories. I mean, no better mix to

go into the weekend with Love the Mix Jack.

Every food company is bending over backwards right now to align with the wellness trends.

Oh, and case in point, it's Kool-Aid. They're now a hydration business? We repeat,

Kool-Aid, which includes sugar, red 40, and artificial flavoring in their ingredients. That Kool-Aid is good for you? The giant red anthropomorphic punch bowl now does yoga, baby. True story. Kool-Aid is launching electrolyte pouches with no sugar and no artificial colors. Jack, did I see Alex taking a Stanley full of Kool-Aid to Pilates the other day? You did not. But Kool-Aid isn't the only brand trying to pivot to wellness. Capri-Sun, anyone? Last month, Capri-Sun also launched with electrolytes. They call it Capri-Sun hydrate. Put me in, coach. I just pounded a Capri-Sun. Besties, we call this the addition economy. As in jumping onto a trend by adding one viral ingredient. For instance, Kraft's Mac and cheese, now with protein. Or chips a hoy, now with fiber. Or Albirds, now with AI. Hey, Snickers. Why haven't you added peptides yet? Because gummy bears already beat them to college in Nick. You see, besties, when we were growing up, Tropicana added calcium to the orange juice, and that was a big deal. Pretty sure it was a big deal when they added vitamin C to the orange juice. And today, though, potato chips are adding Botox to the bag. And it's like nobody's even blinking. No big deal. Here's the formula. Struggling legacy brand plus hot trending buzzword ingredient, voila. To quote Parasilton, that's hot. And Parasilton, that is financial advice. Jack, let's hit our three stories. Fifteen years before this song, two boys from the Northeast met in the dorm. They had an idea to cause a cultural storm. It's the best one yet, but the best is an norm. Jack Nick, that's it. I don't even think They need to practice

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