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The Best One Yet

Costco’s absurd China debut, Smucker’s peanut butter problems, and the cigarette re-merger

The Best One Yet

Nick & Jack Studios

Business, News, Finance, Pop Culture, Business News, Tech

4.69.8K Ratings

🗓️ 28 August 2019

⏱️ 14 minutes

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Summary

Costco just opened up its first physical store in China and the reaction was huge (the store had to close early). Smucker’s dropped 8% on word its peanut butter is facing price cut problems (and other nut-butters). And Altria and Philip Morris used to own the tobacco industry together, but now they may re-merge because nearly every trend is anti-cigarette.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0

This is Nick, this is Jack, and this is Snacks daily.

0:04.6

It is Wednesday, August 28th, Jack, how we feel about this.

0:07.7

We are bringing the heat.

0:09.3

Prior to Labor Day weekend, it's Wednesday, it's almost the long weekend everybody.

0:13.2

It's Labor Day pre-pre-pre-eat, and it's perfect because this is the best Snacks daily

0:17.2

we've ever done.

0:18.2

It's so much better than yesterday, Jack.

0:19.8

What have we got?

0:21.3

First story about Costco.

0:22.7

This is the huge box American grocery store company.

0:26.0

It opened up in China for the first time.

0:28.2

The response at the first Chinese Costco was insane, and it's going to shift your understanding

0:33.3

about China.

0:34.3

We got a 12 pack of the story core theme here.

0:36.6

You got to shift the understanding from producer to consumer.

0:39.4

What's number two, Jack?

0:40.9

Second story is about Smuckers.

0:42.1

It showed its earnings report yesterday.

0:44.1

It's got a peanut butter and jelly problem, and this reveals an economic issue in America.

0:48.3

Jack, smoother crunchy, I don't even care.

0:50.2

We can't even get into that.

0:51.3

This may mean we redefine the term staple foods.

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