Good morning, BrewDaily Show. I'm Neil Freeman.

And I'm Toby Howell.

On today's pod, the surprising reason why you can't find any salt at South Korean supermarkets these days.

And the one thing you can no longer do when visiting the guerrilla enclosure at the Toronto Zoo.

Then we'll talk about a new program that the Federal Reserve is rolling out that is kind of like

Venmo for banks before checking in on Disney World where wait times are low and vibes are lower.

Neil, it's Tuesday, July 11th. Let's ride.

Neil, today is Tuesday, July 11th, but it's also our 100th episode. Let's get a little cheer for

the people in the back. Woo! Neil, give me 100 takeaways from our first 100 episodes. Oh,

God. It's okay. Give me one takeaway from our first 100 episodes. One takeaway. I've learned that

people have very specific habits in the morning and that they sort of listen to Morning BrewDaily

while they do these very daily rituals like walking the dog or going to the gym or have their

20-minute commute. And so if you can put out a podcast that's early enough that where you can be

part of someone's morning ritual, then they kind of feel bad about not listening or doing it as

part of their ritual. It's the way they wake up. So it's been pretty interesting to hear stories

of people being like, you're a part of my morning ritual which consists of brushing my teeth and

doing a pot of pot. Yeah, I was going to say we have a brushing my teeth gang who listen so as well

brushing their teeth. How fast? How long are they taking a brush there? I know. I do want to know

like how many like morning walking, how many morning workout, how many brush teeth. So sound off

in the comments. Yeah. And what's your takeaway? My takeaway is that I cannot say,

Hyundai. We all did that. I nailed it right there. I nailed it right there. But in all seriousness,

this has truly been an amazing first century of shows. The support we felt from you guys and

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