This is Nick. This is Jan. This is Snacks daily. This Thursday on Krippah 24.

Nick, we have an all-star lineup of three stories. This is the best Snacks daily we've ever done what we got.

First one is Six Flags. It just finished the most important earnings corner of the season, aka vacation season.

We're looking at your summer roller coaster moves and how Six Flags did really jive off them.

Second story is Facebook. Mark Zuckerberg just hit up Capitol Hill and got hated on by politicians and talked about crypto.

You put on a suit. We've got a fashion police situation here. We're also going to talk about what he did with Libra, the cryptocurrency.

Third and final story. Tesla. Yes. The stock surged 18% after a wild earnings report full of positive surprises.

You get a surprise and you get a surprise and it's a total Oprah situation over here.

But Snackers, before we get into those stories, we want to correct a mistake Nick and I made on the podcast.

Alright, so we mentioned casually that the Nike swish logo. Maybe you've seen it. It kind of looks like a shoe. It's kind of...

It's been out there a little bit. It's kind of a big deal.

Yeah, so it actually wasn't created by just some random dude.

That's what we said on the podcast today. It was created by some random dude.

Not the case. And it was pointed out to us by a great snacker named Olivia Greywall.

It was actually invented by Carolyn Davidson. In 1971, she was a graphic design student at Portland State University.

It's all about timing. It's all about place, just like your mom always tells you.

Yes, who else was at Portland State University in 1971?

Turns out it was Phil Knight who has a pretty critical role in the growth of Nike.

Well, he was a college runner at University of Oregon. Then became an accounting professor at PSU.

And he ended up founding Nike. And he hired Carolyn Davidson, paid her $35 to create the swish logo,

which took her 17 hours of graphic design work to it.

Carolyn was very diligent. She was charging two bucks an hour, 17 and a half hours. There you go.

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