Good morning, Brudeli Show. I'm Neil Freeman. And I'm Toby Owl. On today's

pod, auto workers have officially gone on strike against the big three Detroit

auto makers. Plus, McDonald's is in its New Jersey gas station era by removing

the ability to pump your own soda. Then the chip designer arm got a leg up on

the market after its IPO yesterday. Plus, if you're listening to this in a delta

airport lounge, chug that mimosa because you might not be back anytime soon.

It's Friday, September 15th. Let's ride.

Just want to begin by wishing a shanatova to all our Jewish listeners. That's

because Rosh Hashana begins tonight and it celebrates the arrival of the Jewish

New Year. Shanatova means happy New Year. Some traditions include listening

to the shofar, which is that ram's horn, dipping apples into honey and eating

circular jala. Yeah, if you've ever seen that standard jala loaf, the

tradition on Rosh Hashana is to make it into a circle to represent the cycle of

the seasons. I'm not going to lie. My ears did perk up at apples and honey

because that's an underrated combo right there. I do love Jewish holidays seem

to have the best food. Is this is this an accurate statement? The best. I mean,

that's certainly debatable. I was going to I think the thing most often

associated with Jewish holidays is that they commemorate something horrible

that happened. But not Rosh Hashana. This one's actually fun. But no, I mean,

if you like mots of all soup and get filled to vision, these like classic

Jewish Eastern European foods, at least in my family, then yeah. I am I get

in the invite tonight. I'm having a potluck. Let me know what you're going to

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