Good morning Brew Daily Show. I am Neil Freiman and I'm Toby Howell. Today Macy's is deflating like one of its balloons after Thanksgiving.

Then is your vending machine spying on you? A scandal involving facial recognition software is

rocking one college campus. It's Wednesday February 28th. Let's ride. You know there comes a point in every kid's life when they realize they're not going to be a pro athlete and they start actually doing their homework.

Apple just had the same realization about its own dream of building a car.

Yesterday the company abandoned its goal of developing a self-driving vehicle,

putting the kibosh on one of the most ambitious and secretive. a employees working on the program that they're going to be reassigned to work on what

else generative AI the company thinks that devoting more resources to AI and

improving its new Vision Pro headset will be more efficient in the long run than

developing a car that while it

could be a major revenue driver is a relatively low margin business but hey as

Michael Scott said you miss a hundred percent of the shots you don't take.

They certainly missed and they did not even take their shot.

It just shows to go you, goes to show you that Cars are hard.

Elon of course came in and started dancing on Apple's grave.

He replied to a tweet, explained the news that the

natural state of a car company is dead and only two US automakers, Tesla and Ford have never

gone bankrupt.

Also, if I'm Apple, just win the Software Wars.

Cars are hard.

Car companies are really bad at building software.

Just get your Apple car play in every vehicle out there and just do what you're great at which is software.

Right and they do have car play which is in so many cars so maybe they'll just try to you know

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