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Because you deserve a better morning.

I guess you could say things are getting pretty serious.

Hey, in case somehow you woke up from a very, very deep slumber this morning after sleeping through the entire weekend.

The Eagles won the Super Bowl.

It's crazy. It was actually insane by how much they won the Super Bowl. But when we get into Pop Stop today, we are not going to be talking about the score and stuff like that, but we will be breaking down some of the things you may have missed during last night's Super Bowl. So with that said, welcome to the Morning Show podcast. My name is Anthony. I'm Carla

Marie, and today is Monday, February 10th, 2025. The Core 4, the four headlines you need to know.

It is the end of an era. Early 2000s, Surfer and Skater Kids are going to be so heartbroken.

Quicksilver, Bilobong, and Volcom are closing 100 of their

U.S. stores. Their parent company filed for voluntary Chapter 11 bankruptcy last week. The company says

its financial difficulties are related to inflation demands and the change of consumer spending

habits. And this part is my personal

opinion. I think Quicksilver, Bilobong, and Volcom just didn't evolve with us or evolve really

with fashion times. Like when you look at Abercrombie and Hollister and you can see that

they've had a resurgence. Millennials are shopping from them again, and newer generations are shopping at these stores

because they've kept up with fashion styles.

Quicksilver Bilobong and Vulcum are kind of just stuck in 2004.

You've probably heard this saying before or something like it.

Success has many fathers, failure is an orphan.

It's used to show how when things go right, everyone loves to take credit, but when things go wrong, all of a sudden, no one wants to be held accountable.

It's actually attributed to President JFK after the failed Bay of

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