This is Nick. This is Jack. It's Tuesday, Teeth Boy, Tuesday, March 17th. And today's pod is the best one yet. This is a T-Boy. The top three pop business news stories you need to know today.

Yetty stocks jumped 1% yesterday because oil prices didn't. With the war on Iran, investors are basically looking at the gas station and seeing what the price is, and then either buying or selling stocks as a result. Investies is two guys who worked on Wall Street, we can tell you. Investing is actually pretty simple. Is oil up or oiled down? Buy or sell, honey? We're making money. Jack, three fantastic stories for today's pod. What do we got on this profit puppy? For our first story,

David Barr is accused of having two times more calories and six times more fat than it shows on the

label. David! So Jack and I jumped in T-boy style to the rules of nutrition labels, and you

are going to be shocked by the details. For our second story, it's AI BrainFry. When using AI at

work flips from helping to hurting.

Turns out there's an exact number of AI tools you should use.

Use one too many, and you might get dumber.

And our third and final story, Major League Baseball changed one rule about CLEET seven years ago,

and the result?

Little League costs $1,100 to play now. And that has tripled one specific

stock, and that stock is Dick's sporting goods. But Yetis, before we hit that wonderful mix of

stories. Yeties! It smells and tastes like St. Patrick's Day out there. Frank from finance

is definitely calling in sick today. K.R. from accounting, turns out her last

name is O'Henigan. Which means she's probably at O'Henigans right now. Yeah, with our buddy, Timmy Besties, it is a T-Boy tradition that we track to our portfolio every St. Patty's Day. Because St. Patrick's Day isn't just for the luck of the Irish. It's for the luck of all investors. In fact, March 17th is actually one of the top performing days on the Wall Street

calendar.

Statistically speaking, St. Patty's Day is a golden day in the stock market rainbow.

Get this. St. Patrick's Day is actually the eighth best performing day of the year for the S&P 500.

Out of 252 trading days of the year, St. Patrick's Day is number eight. And over the last 20 years, stocks have risen over 80% of the time for St. Patrick. And eight of the last nine days, including just last year. Hey, Liam Mason, can you add that to your particular set of skills? This St. Patrick's Day stock record, it's got to be in the Guinness Booker World Records thing. Which was also invented over in Ireland.

Do you remember what Jim Kramer told us when we interviewed him about the luck of the leprechaun?

Oh yeah, Lucky the Lepircon.

What was that he told us about Lucky?

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