This is Nick. This is Jack. It's Thursday, the new Friday, March 27th. And today's pod is the best one yet. This is a T-boy. Here's the top three pop business news stories you need to know today. Stocks are down, but T-Boy's up, and we whipped up, honestly, three best stories we've ever done. Jack, what's on today's show?

For our first story, Saratoga Water has more attention

than forever right now after it went accidentally viral. Here's the playbook on what a brand should do

if it goes viral by mistake. Speaking of mistakes, for our second story, it's Signalgate. That was

the story of the day again yesterday, as the scandal escalated

with more screenshots. So Jack and I looked at Signal itself, and we're reminded of a wise thing

our IT director once told us. And our third and final story is Sesame Street. Sesame Street is in

trouble. The day after Elmo got grilled by Congress. But the bigger issue here is that Cookie Monster is getting competition from Cocoa Mellon.

But Yeties, before we hit that wonderful mix of stories.

I like three stories, Nick and Jack.

I love three stories today.

The biggest drama of the year, what is it, Nick?

Jack, it is ironically happening over at Netflix.

Here's the tea. Yep. Seven years ago,

Netflix Green Lake Carl Rinch to direct a new TV series. Carl Rinch said he needed $11 million

bucks to finish that TV series. So Carl invited Netflix executives over to his home to tell

them that he was over budget. So Netflix wired this director $11 million

to finish the filming on that film. But seven years later, he didn't finish the filming, did he, Nick?

No, he didn't, Jack, and why is that? That Netflix sci-fi series still isn't streaming either,

is it, Nick? No, it is not, and why is that, Jack? Because the director spent all $11 million personally on gambling, crypto, and five Rolls Royces.

Oh, we got the receipts. Literally, we have the receipts.

Because Netflix has pressed charges.

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