This is Nick.

This is Jack.

It's Tuesday, T-Boy, Tuesday, October 7th. And today's pod is the best one yet. This is a T-boy. The top three pop business news stories you need to know today. I'm sorry, Jack. I'm checking the record books here, and you are in debt, my friend. Don't you owe us a publicly traded poem? Don't you know us a poem in a company? I spent an hour last night, pouring my heart and soul into a poem. I have an excellent draft, but I'm not ready to reveal it yet. You know, it took Robert Frost 12 years to write that thing about the woods. So take your time, Jack. Take your time. In the meantime, Yetis, we got three

fantastic stories for today's tea boy, Jack. What do we got on the pod? For our first story,

it's Alex Cooper. The host of Call Her Daddy just announced her next big product. The founding

father didn't launch a protein and she didn't launch a tequila. She launched an ad agency.

For our second story, it's a thing you didn't know

existed. Totally. Lamborghini strollers and Aston Martin strollers. Besties, fancy race car

companies are now making baby strollers and Jack and I will tell you why. Maybe he'll also tell

us why you did a leprechaun voice for fancy race car company. You know, it's something in the Ferrari.

I was channeling Ferraris.

And our third and final story is CBS News.

They're getting disrupted.

It has a new editor-in-chief, 41-year-old Barry Weiss.

And she's targeting a new customer in the news industry.

Radical moderates.

But Yeties, before we hit that wonderful mix of stories. Oh, fantastic mix of stories. So, like, is there an ETA on this poem or, like, am we going to circle the date? What are we thinking here? I'm not sure when it's going to be read. Spoken like an artist. Spoken like an artist. I like it. But Nick, does inflation-adjusted thimble mean anything to you? Because Nick and I are always looking for early signs of the next big

trend, the next cool. I like it. But Nick, does inflation-adjusted thimble mean anything to you?

Because Nick and I are always looking for early signs of the next big trend, the next cool brand, or the cutting-edge idea you need to know about. Basties, you know, Jack and I got your back. So we noticed in the latest edition of Vogue magazine that the hot new fashion for the fall is hand-knitted sweaters. Jack, there is nothing hotter this season than a giant string of cotton you could drown in. Now, I DIYed this thing. Well, I didn't hand-knit a sweater, but I went to the farmer's market, got a knit wool sweater with a neck opening so big, I got lost in that thing. I saw it, Jack. Like that a duvet you were wearing? What was it going on there?

Let's just say I'm not going to wear this thing in public. But Nick and I dove in T-boy style. Knitting is actually an economic indicator. You see, besties, when inflation rises, so does sewing. Now, it's only a tiny part of our population that sews or knits, but when that population is growing,

it's a bad sign for the economy. Because when your clothes are too expensive, you start knitting your own. Get this, according to the New York Times, the New York Knitting Center has

seen a 75% jump in revenues in the last year. And that data point isn't a canary in the coal mine.

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