This is Nick, this is Jack, and this is Snacks daily. It is Wednesday February 23rd.

Stocks drop pretty big, yes. Yeah, they did. And it's actually because of our first story.

This pod though, it's our best one yet. This is a TBOY Jack. What's our first story?

Russia has started its invasion of Ukraine. Stocks are down, oil prices are out. Snackers, the first casualty in war is truth and TikTok.

For our second story, Spotify just launched their first ever tech gadget. They're calling it the Carthane.

The Carthane, great name, but here's the thing. It's not going to be around in five years. And that is exactly the point.

Our third and final story is about the finance app so far. They just made another billion dollar acquisition.

Yeah, because it's all part of their road to El Dorado of Fintech.

But Snackers, before we hit that wonderful mix, a fantastic mix for Wednesday, Jack. Yesterday on Tuesday.

Tuesday.

Double two Tuesday with T.W. We tried to suck the Zuck. We did. Facebook is now met us. So Facebookers are now called MetaMates.

So we tried out his mate's worker name on other companies. Yeah, we're like Amazon employees. They are primates. Tinder employees are consumates.

Postman employees, you know, mate mates.

We asked you Snackers, what are your mates ideas? And they were so good.

Your ideas were so good. The Jack and I were talking about Jack. We got to promote these things into the intro of today's podcast.

The first one we saw it like 7 a.m. on Twitter was from Young Snacker Liam Proud. Yeah, he thought that IKEA workers. They should be roommates.

Naturally. And Carnival Cruise workers should be shipmates. Yeah, they came in from Toshino. But then Jack travels Greg. He thinks Krispy Kreme employees should be Kreme mates.

Of course they should.

Naturally. And Jeremy Belling, he thinks that hostess cupcakes employees. They're stalemates.

Honestly, honestly, it's so good. All right, we got some debate about celmates. We did. We did Brian Ross thinks that Pfizer employees they are celmates.

Medical, that makes sense. But what about T-Mobile? Because I got no cell service. Right. So Mary Eurick, she thinks that T-Mobile employees, they're also celmates.

Kyle Daly thinks Victoria's secrets workers, they call themselves intamates. Yeah, they should. And then Heather Hartman, she thinks General Motors employees, they're automates.

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