This is Nick. This is Jack. It's Tuesday, T-Boy, Tuesday, October 21st. 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. Okay. We almost couldn't record the pod today because internet. We're recording an hour late because of our first story. Oh yeah, our first

story. Why don't we hit our three stories? What do we got in today's pod? For our first story,

if you couldn't log in, buy stock, or ask Alexa anything yesterday, that's because the internet was

broken down. What's going on, Alexa? Amazon Web Services had an outage that broke one third of the

internet. So Jack and I want to talk about a solution. For our second story, Canyon Ranch,

it's the luxury wellness brand that's opening a $500 million resort in Austin, Texas. But this

half a billion dollar hotel is just for women, specifically over 30.

And our third and final story is TiVo. Tebow basically invented the pause button for television,

and they patented that DVR technology. But now TiVo is dead, and it's a case study in when moats

become islands. But Yeties, before we hit that wonderful mix of stories. Oh, thank God we found some internet, Jack. I love the mix of stories. We got lucky. We got lucky. I didn't know there was a scarcity of internet until today. We're going to need more internet. More internet, please. Yeties, art imitates life, but sometimes life imitates art, right?

So you probably have heard about the wild robbery straight out of Oceans 11 that just

happened at the Louvre.

Thieves stole priceless jewelry from that famous museum in Paris over the weekend.

Not possible or possible.

They were in and out in seven minutes and left with a crown that held 3,000 diamonds. It was actually a D&M from the 18th century, Nick. It's like a fancy tiara, if you know, you know. But yet he's the most visited museum in the world. This happened in broad daylight. We're talking the home of the Mona Lisa, the Mona Lisa, my friend. And yet, these guys pulled it off. But it turns out stealing art is a booming global industry.

Jack and I jumped in T-boy style, and it all begins in the year 2020.

In 2020, we were all stuck at home.

Except thieves who liked Pablo Picasso.

They got outside.

If you had a thing for impressionists, you got some sticky fingers. More robbers hit up museums, dug up historic sites, and rated old mansions than ever

starting in 2020. In fact, in the first year of the pandemic, illegal excavations jumped

3x over in Africa. Kind of makes sense. It does. Finance has gone all digital, so it's hard for

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