Good morning Brew Daily Show. I'm Neil Freeman and I'm Toby Howell. Today, how automakers are

sneakily sharing your driving data with insurance companies. Then after a recent funding round,

there's a new billion dollar beverage brand on the block.

It's Tuesday, March 12th.

Let's ride.

If you have ever been afraid to ask for a raise at work, allow us to introduce you to

NFL quarterback Kirk Cousins. The very much not elite QB has exactly one playoff win in his career

but just agreed to a four-year

a hundred and eighty million dollar deal with the Atlanta Falcons yesterday

would you combine that with his 231 million dollars in previous career earnings,

he's on track to make over 400 million total, which would put him in the top three highest paid NFL players in

history. Neil what can we take away from this? Take away from the Kirk Cousins story

is you do not have to be the best at your job you just have to be better than the previous person.

But even more importantly, always be available. While the better quarterbacks have been locked

down into long-term contracts by their teams, Kirk has always been the best quarterback available during

free agency and he's earned himself a fortune despite just not being that great.

I think it also shows how if you're willing to hop around jobs you can make more money each time you switch.

That's something we saw a lot during the pandemic.

Not that it's advisable to constantly be switching jobs, but it is a way to maximize your earnings potential and soon this guy Kirk Cousins

will have made more in the NFL than Tom Brady ever did. I feel like I just read a

full LinkedIn think piece on what we could take away from Kirk Cousins negotiation strategy.

To me it was also kind of like the adage about outrunning a bear.

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