Good morning, Brew Daily Show, I'm Neil Friman, and I'm Toby Howell.

On today's pods, student loan borrowers have a reason to be hopeful ahead of the resumption

of payments in a few months, and we'll talk about the under-the-radar company that's

been dubbed the Messy of AI.

Then, it's been a minute, but the US is back in the nuclear energy game for the first

time in three decades, plus I'll tell Neil all about the latest trend in getting better sleep,

playing with Pokemon. It's Tuesday, August 1st. Let's ride.

Toby, you're back. Yesterday, I said to Kyle on the show that you'd complain about the elevation

in Utah, and sure enough, the first thing you said on our Zoom call yesterday was that the

elevation was getting to me. I'm getting way too predictable, but it's true. I was walking up

stairs, and I'm just like, dang, I'm not as fit as I used to be. Utah was great,

Salt Lake City is incredible, and I realized I'm a huge wedding cryer. It was one of my best friends.

I know. I didn't expect it, but I was a groom's and I was standing up there. Honestly,

when I looked at my friend's mom who was getting married, I just broke down in tears because she

was crying. I guess I'm a wedding cryer. You need to become a podcast cryer.

Once we hit our 1000s episode, you know the water works are flowing. I've never cried out of a wedding,

or a podcast. I wonder if I'll cry on my own wedding. We'll see about that. In other news,

just a few hours ago, the US Women's National team drew Portugal, which means that they still

will advance to the knockout round, but it was a squeaker. I know one of the best parts about

doing this podcast is we're up early, so we got to kind of bathe in that tension of the last few

minutes. So there's perks to the podcast game, Neil. Yeah. So they're moving on, and they just

got to play a little bit better. All right, let's get to our first story. Starting off with some good

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