This is Nick. This is Jack. It's Thursday, the new Friday, September 25th. 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. All right, Jack, I got a surprise for you. You're ready for this thing? You always have a surprise for me. What do you got? Oh. Oh. Okay, it's a new button. And when we're covering a profit puppy, like a company making a lot of money, it's a cash register caching sound. What do you think? Dude, that's like those Wall Street trading floors. They have a gong for every big sale that got closed. Yeah, I got it off she-in. Yet this is either highly, highly, highly-endeering or highly, highly-allie-annoy. Let us know in the comments. In the meantime, Jack, let's in our three stories. What do we got on today's tea boy? For our first story, there is a legendary food delivery driver in New York City named Mamadu. And if you get him delivering your stuff, cherish this moment.

Mamadu has become a celebrity with his five-star rating, and we think he's Uber's biggest

marketing opportunity. For our second story, it's the most unusual venture deal of all time.

Invidia paid Open AI $100 billion, but then Open AI paid InVIDIA $100 billion.

It kind of all cancels out. It's a wild case of circular financing, and it's making us

do a gut check on this insane AI boom. And our third and final story is the new flex at work.

It's mentioning that you have an executive assistant. Sorry, one sec, Jack. Yeah,

you can cancel my 2 p.m. Thank you. Get in touch with my executive assistant. Because besties,

it's the EA for all trend. And Jack and I will tell you how it's happening. But yeties,

before we hit that wonderful mix of stories. I mean, love the mix, awesome mix of stories, Jack.

Forget college athletes, yetties.

Who's the newest surprise moneymaker on campus these days?

It's sorority sisters.

Because those rush talk videos over at Kappa Kappa Delta get way more attention than

anything the football team is doing.

So right now, sororities are

cashing in on TikTok fame like their D1 quarterbacks. Nick, can I sprinkle on some context?

I would love for you to sprinkle it on, please, Jack. This viral TikTok sorority trend began years

ago with Bama Rush in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Sorority recruitment dance videos, they first went insane on social media.

And like we've said, where there are eyeballs, there will be ads. So brands are given the

sisters free stuff and hard cash to promote their stuff. According to the Wall Street Journal,

Poppy, the soda brand, made 430,000 custom cans of free soda for sororities this fall.

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