Hey, this is Bailey at the Pourover. And this is Zinn at the Porover. Happy Friday. Sorry to ruin your late summer barbecue plans, but Walmart's recalling its great value brand frozen shrimp in 13 states after a radioactive material was discovered in one of its shipments. No matter what comic

books say, please don't eat radioactive shrimp. You will not turn into shrimp man. Now for the rest of

the headlines. Today we're talking about targets CEO stepping down. Israel calling up reserve troops ahead of its offensive

on Gaza City, NATO jets being scrambled to protect the Romania-Ukraine border, and other

top news for Friday, August 22nd.

Stay informed while remaining focused on Christ with the pourover. Here's your quote of the day.

It's not about the habits.

It's about at the end of the day, I love Jesus more and I love others more.

That is the essence of what it means to grow spiritually.

Justin Kendrick.

Let's get started with some espresso shots.

Target announced that CEO Brian Cornell is stepping down in February after pushing the cart for 11 years.

Bullseye's new boss will be current C.O. Michael Fidelke, who climbed the ladder after starting as an intern 20 years ago.

Fidelke says he's committed to getting the retail chain back on target and, quote, building new momentum.

Targé's sales have been flat or falling since 2022 amid persistent inflation and boycotts from both sides of the political aisle,

first for championing DEI and then for retreating from its diversity initiatives.

Wall Street seems less than impressed with the inside hire. Target shares dipped 6% following the

announcement. Also on a downward trend, Cracker Barrel, whose shares fell over 12% after the old country

store unveiled a new, sleeker logo that removes the image of a man leaning against a barrel.

Here's a verse to consider when you're feeling pressure to keep up in a fast-paced environment.

But seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things will be provided for you.

Therefore, don't worry about tomorrow, because tomorrow will worry about itself.

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