This is Nick, this is Jack, and this is Snacks daily. Welcome back. It is Monday, November 25th.

Nick and I are coming at you live. Yes.

For my dad's law office in Vermont and Nick's an upstate New York.

I'm an upstate. There are, there is no live studio audience today. I'm looking at like a deer and a tree right now.

No, Nick and I are settling into our Thanksgiving week digs a little bit early.

In the meantime, we've got our special remote pod equipment, and this happens to be the best Snacks podcast ever.

For this T-boy, we got three great stories, and we're kicking it off with PayPal, which just made its biggest acquisition yet.

Los Angeles based Honey, the deal-finding website feature.

You should have used Honey to not spend so much for Honey PayPal. This seems like an easy win.

Yeah, a 10% off code for that four billion acquisition that would have saved you some pennies.

Oh, it's big. Second story where we got. Amazon is selling all birds knockoffs, and we're not just talking about some Chinese brand that's knocking off all birds.

We're talking about Amazon knocking off all birds. Jack and I jumped in Snacks to the world of algorithmically inspired knockoff businesses over at Amazon.

Third and final story, Target is the big box retailer that is surviving the retail apocalypse.

We're going to promote this to thriving the retail apocalypse, and its latest earnings report, Mest with our heads.

Target is actually saving money. When you do one day shipping, it doesn't make sense.

One day shipping is cheaper than two day shipping. Now Snackers, before we jump into all that, we got to talk about the situation going over at Tesla,

which Jack and I haven't be shareholders of, because they just released a new thing.

We mentioned this on Friday's pod, but we need to dive deeper. Tesla has a new electric pickup trapezoid that it launched on Friday.

It's supposed to be a pickup truck, but it looks more like a Robocop and like a steak knife had a baby together.

They designed this thing completely from scratch. They didn't look at the Ford F-150 and make a minor tweak.

It's as if an alien described this to another alien and then they made a pickup truck.

Elon Musk must have a flatbed on this thing.

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