This is Nick. This is Jack. And this is Snacks daily. It is Tuesday, T-boy Tuesday, March 15th. Live from South by Southwest. Just kidding. We're not there.

Oh, maybe next year. Should we do it next year? Let's go next year. Yeah, maybe. But here in Vermont and for you in San Francisco, it's March 15th, which is also equal payday.

It is the day in 2022 that women must work until in order to make as much money as a man made in 2021. In the United States, equal payday is March 15th this year because women have to work an extra 74 days to get paid equally to men.

We're talking an extra 74 days on top of the already 365 days. The only holiday that moves depending on the gender pay gap. We're hoping it moves in the right direction.

By the way, this project is a good day for TBLY for our first story. China just had its worst stock market day in 14 years. It all comes down to Shanjian, the city that made whatever device you're listening to us on right now.

Our second story, Machi Machi. Machi Machi Mark Wahlberg. He's not just acting, modeling and rapping. He's investing in F-45. He's publicly traded squat rap. I mean Jim. For our third and final story, we're looking at Wahlberg's because their newest product turns their soul.

Turns their soda fridges into giant in your face at snaggers. The future of retail is here and it is annoying. It is so annoying. Snackers before we hit that wonderful mix, though. A fantastic mix for a Tuesday.

Three things are certain in life. Three and only three. Death, taxes and Tom Brady, Keebee Sneaking one. It's fourth and one. This guy is aging in reverse like a six foot four Benjamin butt. He is 0% body fat. Jack, I hear body fat is 100% Tom.

Last month's snackers Tom Brady announced to the world on his Instagram. He was retiring from the NFL. The 22 seasons he was done with football. He was going to focus on crypto. Anything. Then this weekend, Tom Brady announced on his Instagram.

He's returning to the NFL after a seven week retirement. He is unretaurring, strapping on the old strapskin, tossing the young pigskin around. Grunk, you're open. You have honestly besting to have Negronks since like spring break.

Another day for Tampa fans, our court day for Giselle and bad day for one specific fan because the day before Tom announced his return to the NFL. He's a true story. One fan made a purchase in an auction of a particular piece of Tom Brady memorabilia.

What he bought was a football that was Tom Brady's very last touchdown pass of his entire career. It was Tom Brady's last touchdown pass. 10 on this. He spent 518,628 on that ball because it was the final Tom Brady football. It was the very last Tom Brady football.

But now that Tom's back, it's just another Tom Brady touchdown football. This isn't anything special because it's no longer the last one. Unless Tom doesn't throw a single touchdown next season, that's true. Then the price of this football is going to take. Yeah, Tom hasn't caused this much value to disappear since he could laser out his Twitter profile.

At least the fan still has a physical original NFL football. Unfortunately, Tom Brady still has his eternal youth. That did a three-star.

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For our first story, China just suffered its worst stock market dive in 14 years as COVID spikes lock down major cities.

But it all comes down to the city of Shenzhen. It just happens to do something that you're touching right now. Snackers, China is where COVID broke out nearly two and a half years ago.

But it largely disappeared from China like immediately after the outbreak. And even though Omicron is relatively mild variant, Chinese got less than 5,000 cases a day. And yet they're still locking down.

5,000 cases a day is enough. That's it, Jack. We talked about the other end of the spectrum on the other side of the world.

In the United States in January, we had days where we had a million positive confirmed cases of COVID each day. No. And we didn't shut down. They have 5,000 in their shutting down.

And here's the difference, Snackers over in China. They've got a COVID zero policy keyword zero. And as you know, what president she wants, she gets.

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