This is Nick. This is Jack. It's Friday, the real Friday, September 22nd. And today's

pod, it is the best one yet. It is a tea boy. What did stocks do yesterday?

Stocks, what do they do? Talk to me, Jack. What do they do? They sank a little bit.

But Jack, I think we were walking around Beverly Hills. Can I tell you what I learned?

What? The term break a leg. You know where it comes from? Hollywood? Yeah. You know why?

I don't know why. Because when you're on stage, if you break a leg, you get in the cast.

I don't understand. It's like good luck. So you get in the cast. That's why they say break a leg to you.

Yeah, I think, excuse me, I'm a little slow today.

Bring us back to where stocks went for a story.

Rupert Murdoch, the real-life Logan Roy just retired at age 92.

The most powerful media tycoon of this era just completed succession for our second story.

The newest addition to Walmart stores is vet clinics and dog washing stations.

And why are they doing that, Jack? Because Amazon can't groom your pooch.

Amazon can't groom a pooch. And our third and final story, Elon's most secretive company just made its biggest announcement yet.

Neuralink is putting computer chips in human brains like Star Wars with monkeys.

But before we hit that wild mix of stories, a mix of stories for our last day in LA, man.

As you know, Yadis, when we research a story for this show, we go deep into the details.

As you know, besties, Jack and I, we jump in T-Boys stocks.

So when we were researching the Walmart vet story about dogs, we noticed something.

We noticed that dogs don't have thumb prints. What do they have, Jack?

Knows prints.

Dogs have nose prints.

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