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Episode 346: Neal and Toby unpack US Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy’s call for a warning label on social media apps before teens log on. Then, wealthy taxpayers have been exploiting a loophole and the IRS is fed up. Next, Wells Fargo’s partnership with Bilt Rewards has been a favorite among cardholders… Except it’s costing the bank millions of dollars. Plus, print magazines aren’t quite dead yet. Toby explains why he sees a thriving trend for high-end niche print magazines. Meanwhile, McDonald’s pulls back its AI-powered drive-thrus in over 100 stores due to its (quite comical) technical flaws. Lastly, customer satisfaction across 13 sectors are getting worse and worse. Have we lost the importance of customer service? 

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00:00 - Last time the Celtics won…
2:15 - Social media warning labels
7:15 - IRS closing big tax loophole
10:15 - Wells Fargo regretting Bilt card?
15:00 - Toby’s Trends: print magazines
18:30 - McDonald’s AI drive-thru flop
22:30 - Customer service is a lost art

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Episode 345: Neal and Toby recap a huge fraud case where a startup is alleged to use targeted ads to over-prescribe Adderall to millions of patients for profit. Then, Pope Francis is the first to address the G7 summit and his #1 concern is AI, and why leaders need to remain diligent about keeping actual humans at the center. Next, CEO pay got a nice bump last year with a new study showing how the rich got really richer. Also, ‘Inside Out 2’ scores at the box office and a rare stamp is sold for over $4M. Meanwhile, HBO flexes their marketing power by placing a dragon on top of the Empire State Building. A fake dragon, of course. Lastly, the biggest news coming up this week.

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00:00 - So cruel to spaghetti
2:45 - ADHD company caught for fraud
6:30 - Drippy Pope speaks on AI
10:15 - CEOs get a pay bump
14:20 - Weekend winners: Inside Out 2 & Stamps
19:30 - Dragon on the Empire
22:40 - Week ahead

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Episode 344: Neal and Toby chat about Elon Musk finally getting the votes from Tesla shareholders for his $46B pay package and moving the company to Texas. Then, two big Supreme Court decisions that could shape the future of unions and abortion medication. Also, ‘Inside Out 2’ comes out and Disney Pixar is hoping this sequel will return its animation mojo after a string of duds. Plus, Apple is this week’s stock of the week while Nathan’s Hot Dogs is the dog of the week. Meanwhile, Wells Fargo fires employees after suspecting they’re pretending to be at work with the help of a clever mouse device. Lastly, the Euro 2024 football tournament returns brings excitement across Europe while the host country, Germany, is making sure everybody plays nice. 

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00:00 - Father’s day
2:00 - Elon Musk wins $46B pay package
6:00 - Supreme Court big decisions
10:15 - Disney needs his mojo back
14:00 - Stock of the week: Apple
17:45 - Dog of the week: Nathan’s
20:30 - Jigglers caught
24:00 - Euro 2024 kicks off

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Episode 343: Neal and Toby recap the latest inflation report which showed it cooling off in May which encourages at least one Fed rate cut this year. Then, the European Union piles on Chinese EV imports with their version of tariffs. Next, Jake Paul sets his sights on his next opponent… Dry skin. Meanwhile, Neal shares his numbers on North Dakota voters, promotions, and airplane behaviors. Plus, a team of scientists that spent time in space came back a little younger. Finally, Denmark wants to remove a highly popular instant-ramen from the country because it’s too spicy. 

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00:00 - Rare white buffalo
2:30 - Inflation cools in May
6:45 - EU piles on tariffs
10:40 - Jake Paul gets into skin care
13:50 - Neal’s Numbers
20:30 - Fountain of youth in space?
23:40 - Denmark can’t handle spicy ramen

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Episode 342: Neal and Toby dive into the start of a revolutionary nuclear facility being constructed in Wyoming that has the powerful backing of Bill Gates. Then, Disney is set to open a new ride that replaces the longstanding Splash Mountain due to its controversial past. Next, the banana empire Chiquita is ordered to pay $38M in restitution after it was found guilty for financing a terrorist organization that caused pain to eight families. Also, homeownership comes with a price after a recent study found home expenses cost an average of $18,000 in the US. Meanwhile, BeReal is running out of cash and a French gaming company is coming to bail them out. Lastly, the world’s largest convenience store opens in Texas. Yes, everything is truly bigger in Texas. 

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00:00 - hot dog
3:15 - Bill Gates goes nuclear
8:30 - Big splash in Disney
11:40 - Big banana suit
14:20 - Owning a home is costly
17:20 - BeReal gets bought out
20:30 - World’s largest convenience store opens

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Episode 341: Neal and Toby recap Apple’s most important annual Worldwide Developer Conference where many expected AI to be the central theme..and it sure delivered. Then, another activist investor is on the offensive, but this time they've got their sights on Southwest Airlines. Next, French President Emmanuel Macron calls for a snap election that has the whole European stock market shook. Also, the restaurant industry is bouncing back furiously with millennials dining out more and making sure they get the perfect photo of their food for their Insta. Meanwhile, perhaps the biggest symbol of WeWork’s demise: a co-working competitor takes over its headquarters in New York. Lastly, Martha’s Vineyard has a cannabis problem due to a large body of water… Literally. 

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00:00 - Songs of Summer
2:50 - Apple’s AI moment
7:45 - Southwest may be overhauled
11:50 - French snap elections shocks Europe
15:05 - Toby’s Trends: restaurants
17:30 - WeWork gets the WeWork treatment
20:45 - Martha’s Vineyard’s weed problem

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