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

And I'm Toby Howell. Today, rings Super Bowl ads spark spheres of mass surveillance.

Then the jobs market appears to have roared back to life. It's Thursday, February 12th.

Let's ride. Here's a business lesson you won't find in the textbooks.

When the going gets tough, hand out free socks.

Yesterday, McDonald's, which had been on the struggle bus for most of the past couple of years,

reported a 6.8% U.S. sales boom in its fourth quarter,

thanks in large part to its limited edition Grinch Meal, which included a pair of colorful

socks. CEO Chris Kamsinski told analysts that for one week in December, McDonald's was the

biggest seller of socks in the world. Toby, did you snag a pair? I did it, but the scale of McDonald's

is unfathomable. During the first few days of the campaign, they sold about 50 million pairs,

50 million pairs of socks. This is a burger company. Also, I found some more McDonald's,

fun facts, courtesy of Harris on X, who works for the market research firm Corridor, McDonald's serves 70 million

customers every day, and 80% of the population visits at least once a year in their largest

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