Good morning Brew Daily Show, I'm Neil Freiman and I'm Toby Howell.

Today the Supreme Court hears a case that could transform your social media feed.

Then be careful what you tell your significant other because pillow talk insider trading cases are on the rise.

It's Monday February 26, let's ride. Who is this old man sitting next to me? He's unrecognizable. Got some gray hair showing already giving me long winded directions to places I can just

look up on Google Maps. Toby you are 27 after celebrating your birthday over the

weekend. Get anything fun? I got a lot of fun things. I'm actually wearing a sweatshirt that I got from my

wonderful girlfriend we also went upstate to this cool nature resort for the weekend

fun it was a very funny story we did this yoga, early morning yoga class,

and after the class was over, the yoga teacher

goes, no way, are you, Morning Brew Daily?

So Yogis love Morning Brew Daily.

Shout out to that Yogi.

But also, the one thing I truly am missing from my wonderful

birthday weekend is some reviews from you guys I was taking a scroll through our

Apple podcast app and I was it's looking a little dry in there. So the one final thing that I want for my birthday week. Yes, I'm expanding it to a week is some Apple review so please oblige. All right, before we jump into the show today, we want to tell you about our sponsor, VEM.

One of my favorite parts about VEM is that they have this section on their website that reads,

Don't become a ransomware headline. that hits home because of just how many

ransomware headlines we've talked about this year. Yeah, Sony got hit with a

ransomware attack last fall, the government of Maine 2 and a bunch of health care

systems in California.

Those are just the ones I can remember from the past year.

Well, to be fair, Neil, you do read more news

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