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Good morning, Brew Daily show. I'm Neil Framman.

And I'm Toby Howell.

Today, Tesla found a new way to keep Elon Musk focused on work. A whole lot of money.

Then American Eagles shares soared after Trump endorsed Sidney's Sweeney's controversial ad. It's Tuesday, August 5th. Let's Ride.

Good morning and happy Tuesday. I want to quickly take us out west, where the government

has been deploying some creative methods to combat a spike in gray wolf attacks against livestock.

The problem they're facing is that the wolf population has surged since being reintroduced to Yellowstone in 1995,

leaving ranchers defenseless to protect their cattle and sheep.

The latest solution, according to the Wall Street Journal, is to use drones to scare off the wolves by blasting

the predators with haunting audio clips from the drone speakers. And by haunting audio clips,

the recordings include ACDC's Thundersruck, and this is true, a clip of the fight between

Scarlett Johansson and Adam Driver in the movie A Marriage Story. Toby, nothing more terrifying than Scarjo and Driver hurling barbs at each other.

I'd absolutely run the other way.

Well, now I'm sitting here thinking about other things a drone could play that would have an

animal sprinting the other direction.

And the first thing that came to mind, unfortunately, was good.

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