Good morning Brew Daily Show. I'm Neil Freeman.

And I'm Toby Hal.

Today, Americans are finally feeling better about the economy.

Is it time to declare the vibe session over?

Then pour one out for Sports Illustrated because the once iconic magazine is caught between

editorial layoffs in a hard place.

It's Monday, January 22nd.

Let's ride. We are deep in January and I know everyone is ready for spring,

but I do want to warn you that this spring is going to be a

little more chaotic than usual and that is because we've got two cicata groups

emerging simultaneously in a truly historic event. The last time Brood 19 and Brood 13

emerged in the same year was in 1803 when Napoleon was presumably so fed up

by their mating calls that he sold the Louisiana

territory to Thomas Jefferson. These two broods will start singing their mating

tunes in late April then they won't appear together for another 221 years.

So this is something nobody alive right now will ever see or thankfully here again.

It's crazy. No one alive will see it, but also the buzzing comes from males trying to find a mate and I'm like buddies

find a different stick how is constant buzzing the best way to find the love of your life I

think quiet cakeda summer is in loud c cicata summer is out, but truly it is crazy when you look at the sheer amount of these things,

they expect over a trillion cicadas to appear in a 16 state area, so if you live in one of those 16 states get some ear

plugs yeah it's gonna be loud I mean these things can go up to a hundred

decibels which is the same as a motorcycle or a jackhammer oh my gosh it's it's bad

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