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The Olsen Twins' fashion brand has hit a billion dollars in sales without a logo, showcasing the allure of 'silent luxury.' Chipotle is stepping into the future with burrito-making robots to streamline operations. Meanwhile, millennials now make up half of cruise ship passengers, leading to a trend of DINK cruises focused on dual incomes, no kids. The discussion also touches on brand mystery and how collaborative robots are changing the fast food scene.

Mission Avocado just celebrated a record-breaking day on National Guacamole Day. Wall Street is considering capping banker hours to address the grueling 100-hour workweeks. Meanwhile, Disney's rising prices are outpacing inflation, drawing parallels to Dartmouth's costly tuition. The hosts also engage in a lively debate over whether pickleball or tennis burns more calories, adding humor and lightheartedness to the mix.

Natalie Marshall, a comedic genius with a flair for social media, and Ross Pomerantz, a hilarious co-host with a passion for corporate humor, dive deep into the nuances of workplace dynamics. They tackle why they were 'canceled' by 40 million people, the stark difference between creators and influencers, and whether an MBA is truly worth it. Their comedic take on toxic work environments and the importance of being a doer versus a delegator adds humor to career insights, leaving listeners with memorable, practical advice.

Discover the staggering $17 million renovations of sorority houses and what it means for housing prices. Starbucks’ new CEO unveils a bold turnaround strategy that aims to invigorate the brand. In-N-Out Burger navigates legal complexities by launching pop-up locations in France and other countries. The hosts also dive into recent events, including the presidential debate viewership and intriguing trivia about slasher films. Plus, they celebrate milestones and superstitions surrounding Friday the 13th!

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Apple's latest iPhone 16 launch takes center stage, highlighting its impressive camera capabilities. A shocking phone number offers access to your social security number from the dark web! Meanwhile, the electrolyte drink market is booming as Gatorade struggles with innovation. In a quirky twist, South Korea is now selling more dog strollers than baby strollers, reflecting unusual demographic trends. The discussion traverses personal identity secrets, health shifts favoring fitness over nightlife, and the ongoing evolution of hydration products.

Selena Gomez has become a billionaire thanks to her hot makeup brand, Rare Beauty. The podcast dives into Donald Trump's new economic plan, dubbed 'Trumponomics 2.0,' sparking debate among hosts. Discussion around Silicon Valley's 'founder versus manager mode' reveals a third, innovative management style. Plus, Mountain Dew is enticing relocations by paying individuals in the 'happiest' time zone! Tune in for insights on wealth, business strategies, and a dash of sports commentary.

Solo dining is booming, with a surprising 29% increase in reservations. The fascinating history of U.S. Steel surfaces, including its connection to iconic buildings and a stalled $14 billion deal. Halloween brings a fun twist as Chipotle teams up with Spirit Halloween for quirky costumes. Additionally, brand preferences emerge along political lines, with cereals taking sides! Brands are becoming cultural icons, revealing the evolving landscape of marketing.

The NFL kicks off its season with a game in Brazil, reflecting the league’s strategy to expand globally. J.Crew is making a stylish comeback by reviving its iconic magazine, tapping into nostalgia that resonates with fans. Meanwhile, an ex-OpenAI exec has launched a cautious AI startup, raising $1 billion to prioritize safety in technology. The hosts also highlight updates from the auto industry and celebrate quirky food days, all while gearing up for an exciting live event in Seattle.

A Japanese startup can quit your job for you, uncovering hidden severance options. Dick's Sporting Goods sees a massive stock surge, credited to its innovative high school sports app. Meanwhile, NYC apartment rents hit a staggering $4,500/month, while Austin's prices are surprisingly dropping. The latest back-to-school trend? Paying $10K for dorm interior designers. Dive into these unique stories that reflect significant shifts in the job market, retail strategies, and housing trends!