This is Nick. This is Jack. It's Friday the real Friday, March 6th, the day after Jack's birthday.

Today's pod is the best one yet. It's a T-boy. The top three pop business news stories you need to know today.

But before the pod yeties, we still got tickets to our Washington DC show next Wednesday. Grab them right now. Our special guest is Kara Swisher. The show is Wednesday, March 11th at the Arlington Draft House. We got tickets, the links in the episode description. By the way, Jack and I are also grabbing dinner the night before the show, and we need your local recommendations, your ex. Yes. Where should we dine in the District of Columbia?

Let us know.

Hit us up in the comments or the DMs on the Instagram over a T-boy pot. In the meantime. And if we pick your recommendation, we're inviting you to join us. We're going to invite case wish to. But Jack, three fantastic stories for today's show. What do we got for the T-boy? For our first story, the F1 racing season begins tomorrow,

and F1 stock comes down to three business keys. show. What do we got for the T-boy? For our first story, the F-1 racing season begins tomorrow,

and F-1 stock comes down to three business keys. F-1, it comes down to Cadillac, Tim Cook, and

the Kardashians. For our second story, Robin Hood just launched their own platinum card,

made with actual platinum metal. Literally. So Jack and I, as always, whipped out the MX and did the

credit card calculus for you. And our third and final story, $533,000. Wow. That's the amount of

profit made by one insider betting on the war in Iran. The war in Iran. This will go down in

history as the first ever predictions war. But yet he's before we hit that wonderful mix of stories. I mean, what a mix? Love the mix to go into the birthday weekend, Jack. Everyone's talking about the biggest beef in beef. Oh, the McDonald's taste test, macastrophe. We told you about it earlier this week. The CEO of McDonald's awkwardly ate a burger on TikTok, and it was so cringed,

the stock has fallen 4% since. Yeah, I got this story on that burger. Oh, I'm sorry, I'm sorry,

not burger on that product. Product. But here's the plot twist. McDonald's's competition

is jumping on this moment like a McFlurry. Get this. Burger King CEO published a video

crushing a whopper till his veins burst.

Wendy's CEO took a huge bite like 10 times bigger than McDonald's nibble. Even the CEO of

A&W Canada got it on the fun. Canada! He invited the McDonald's CEO at to lunch to show

him how to actually eat a burger. Up in Toronto, but best he's one Yeti named Serini noticed one fascinating detail in this story.

The McDonald's CEO that's being roasted by the internet right now, he has the most charmingly corporate resume of all time.

Honestly, it's adorable. He's a Duke undergrad with a Harvard MBA.

Then he was a consultant at BCG and a product manager at Procter & Gamble's soap division. Then he sold water at Pepsi and was even president of Kraft Heinz ketchup. You couldn't write this for a movie better, Jack. No wonder he calls the burger a product. This man's been indoctrinated in TPS reports for 30 years now. His native tongue is actually corporate jargon. Jack, I heard his birth certificate

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