Good morning, Brew, Daily Show, I'm Neil Framon.

And I'm Toby Howell.

On today's pod, we get our first glimpse of presidential candidates' finances

and one balanced sheet in particular looks like it could use an infusion from Andries and Horowitz.

And it's a good time to be a pilot for United Airlines. We'll tell you why.

Then we'll check in on Hollywood to see if the industry can survive a double rider actor strike,

plus after an internally long waiting period, the Tesla Cybertruck is finally here.

It's Monday, July 17th. Let's rock.

Toby, I was out Friday and I'm surprised I still have a job here at this podcast. You and not Toby crushed it.

It was a fun time. The weirdest part was definitely sitting on your side of the desk.

The lighting is totally different, I realized. It's a lot darker over there.

I know, maybe that's why people say you're better looking at me.

Toby just comes down to lighting for sure. Tell me a little bit about the main.

Yes, we were in Portland, Maine. I think I did all of the highlights that I wanted to check off.

I was there for Bachelor Party, so it was a group, it wasn't just me.

Kai Acton, Casco Bay went to the Allagash brewery, which is a great time.

So many Bachelorette parties, which I wasn't expecting. So if you're a Bachelorette party,

it might be a good place to consider going.

I'm so happy you had a good time there, honestly. That's great.

Yeah, because you live there for a year.

Right.

Also got a lobster roll from Bite Into Maine, which I highly recommend. It's a food truck.

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