This is Nick. This is Jack and this is Snacks daily. Welcome back. It is Monday, February 7th.

I got my Whartle in four tracks. Did you use a dude? Did you start with a dude this time? No, no. I started with house.

Can I buy a vow? One of these days you're gonna start with a dude. I'm impressed Jack.

Took me five today. If only TBOY was a five letter word. If we can add an exclamation point. Why is it an exclamation point?

Today's Bod Snackers. It's the best one yet. It's a TBOY Jack. What's our first story today? NBC has both the Super Bowl and the Olympics in the same month.

Boom. What do we call Jack? We're calling it the Super Bowl Olympics. Now, this should be a gold mine, but it may be a land mine.

For our second story, PayPal Stock had its worst day since becoming a stock. PayPal Stock has been a

raced for our third and final story. There's one area of travel that is beating all the others. The extended stay. Snackers, Bleasier travel is already here.

Bling Bleasier travel is coming. What Snackers before we hit that wonderful mix of digestible stories.

Perfect. Mix the stories to kick off the wheat Jack. I love this mix. You know how it goes. Hort is all maniac week 98.

Yeah, things were running out of cause the pandemic. Jack and I have been keeping track for you. This week we're running out of snow.

No, literally the mountains near Beijing. They have zero snow.

Zilch. This is the first ever winter Olympics without a single flake of natural snow. Jack and I triple fact check this.

We're talking 100% artificial fluff. That's all they got. Now, the shortage. It's not a supply chain issue or something. Good point, Jack.

The snow isn't stuck on some cargo ship over in the North Pacific. We have a shortage of snow in Beijing because of a

precipitation problem. Jack and I aren't meteorologists, but we can say that Beijing is the Sahara Desert of Blizzard. It really is, but the IOC, they went with Beijing.

So Jack and I jumped in Snack style and we discovered that Beijing only gets point three inches of snow every winter in the China capital.

That's zero snow days. We're going to round down on that one. It's great if you're trying to commute, but it's bad if you're trying to lose.

You know, Beijing should have asked the Canadians to be why I snow. Hey Iceland, bring your ice land.

Instead, the Chinese authorities imported enormous amounts of water, froze it and manufactured huge dumps of powder to spread across all the trash.

Can it scale? No, I don't think that can scale.

Snackers, if you're still shoveling out from last week's epic Texas to main snowstorm, then you've got a surplus of something in the Hortuz Almanac.

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