Good morning, Brew Daily Show, I'm Neil Freeman, and I'm Toby Howell.

On today's pod, American credit card debt hit a milestone that has got to be freaking out Dave Ramsey,

and WeWork's roller coaster ride over the past few years just took a major turn.

Then ESPN is finally jumping into the sports gambling world in a drama-filled deal that leaves

barcel sports out to dry, plus a game designer is opening a new Holocaust museum in a surprising

place. The Battle Royale game Fortnite. It's Wednesday, August 9th, let's ride.

Okay, so I played a board game. It was a settler of Subkatana against Toby last night,

and let me just say, if you want a calm, relaxing game night, Toby is not your guy. I mean,

this was the most intense board game experience I've ever had. You could see this kid's competitive

jeans kick in. There was pacing. There was yelling. I think there was even a little foaming at the

mouth. Neil is being so mean to me, that's why. What's that? Seller of Subkatana allows you to target

certain players, and I felt like I was being unjustly targeted by you and your brother, so I'm

surprised we're sitting here together today, because I didn't think we were going to make it to

this studio this morning. They got intense, for sure. Neil ended up eating me, so there you go,

congrats to Neil. I know, but Toby, I'll honestly Toby is way better, and he was guiding me along,

so thank you for your guidance and your mentorship. Toby is really good. He plays online a lot,

so if you want to play, Toby, do you have a user name or something? I'm going to keep that

user name secret, because I don't want people targeting me. I've got to maintain my competitive

advantage. Say, congratulations, Neil. That's what we'll leave it at. Everyone give Neil

congratulations. Thank you. We'll pause there and let everyone do it. Now we're done. All right,

let's jump into our top story, where we have big news out of the sports media world. Last night,

the gambling giant Penn Entertainment in the media company Barstool Sports announced they were

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