Good morning, BrewDaily Show. I'm Neil Priman.

And I'm Toby Howell.

On today's pod, while the FBI will have to cancel its three martini lunches with YouTube,

and will do an in-depth recap of the Nathan's famous hot dog eating contest.

Then we'll talk about how Mark Zuckerberg is busing out the copy and paste strategy once again.

Plus, a new company is getting closer to getting their flying car off the ground,

which is one small step for cars and one giant leap for people who love the back to the future

movie franchise. Neil, it's Wednesday, July 5th. Let's ride.

All right, Toby, we're back. I'm so glad you said that it's Wednesday because I have no idea

what day it is. I'm proposing a federal ban on July 4th, uh, happening on a Tuesday.

Even if it happens on a Tuesday, we should not celebrate it on a Tuesday.

Sleeping last night was brutal. This was my first fourth of July in New York City.

I couldn't believe how late the firework goes late. I felt like such an old man shaking my

fists at the clouds, but yeah. What was the highlight of your, uh, your little breaker?

So, Neil, I actually calculated it. I played 189 holes of golf over the five day period,

which at a scoring average of 83 equated to 871 strokes in total. How store are you?

My body's in shambles right now. It hurts so badly. How about yourself?

Let's see, I made homemade pasta with my dad. Oh, no way.

Yes, little Ravioli and spaghetti. It does, it's not hard. It's not hard at all.

Do you have one of those machines? Yeah. You roll it out. Yeah, you're famous.

It's super cool. And this is a bucket list item. I finished the New York Times Sunday

Crossword in Penn. No way. Yeah. Very bold. Yeah. Uh, I, uh, I, uh, I'm a pencil guy and I

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