This is Nick. This is Jack. It is Wednesday, Saviche Wednesday, May 28. And today's part is the best one yet. This is the T-Boy.

The top three pop business news stories you need to know today. Jack, I'm looking at the number of stocks jumped 2% yesterday. The Dow was up 700 points.

Here's the news. The U.S. and the European Union are talking to trade deal instead of trade tariffs.

If you want to know why I was in Paris, France over the weekend, it may or may not have been with this.

You know, Jack, you know, eating escargo, crushing crape. We're on the diplomatic channels all weekend.

Just trying to end the trade war in between espresso and ice cream. But Jack, three stories for today's show.

What do we got on the team boy?

For our first story, it's Strava.

The fitness app just hit a $2.2 billion valuation because running apps are the new social media.

For our second story, nuclear energy stock surged 40% in the last few days on two executive orders.

To quote both Mugatu and Oppenheimer, nuclear, so hot right now.

And our third and final story is Nespresso.

Nispros is pivoting from hot to cold coffee.

But here's the key.

Don't yell it.

Whisper it. But yeties, before we hit that

wonderful mix of stories. What a mix of stories. No one else is doing that mix, yeah. Every summer,

there is one question that somebody asks at every American barbecue. And no one knows the answer.

Why does it say 57 varieties on the Heinz ketchup bottle? I mean, Jack, this is America's top condiment,

Heinz ketchup. Why the 57? Well, Nick and I did a deep dive 45 minute episode on Heinz to find out

the answer. Jack, is it the 57th Heinz product? No, it is not. Okay, is it like WD40, which is the

40th attempt at the product? Nope, this was not the 57th attempt at ketchup.

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