Neal and Toby discuss the fall of Evergrande, Amazon canceling $1.4B iRobot deal, making $400k without a degree at Walmart, Dry January trends, and popular shows in 2023. They also mention the potential discovery of Amelia Earhart's plane in the Pacific.

Congress' investigation into Zyn nicotine pouches, Amazon Prime Video's introduction of ads, celebrities combating AI deepfakes, and Boeing's efforts to restore its reputation after the 737 MAX9 grounding.

The podcast discusses the launch of the world's largest cruise ship and its significance for the cruise industry. It also explores the impressive growth of the US economy and challenges in the media industry. Additionally, it covers layoffs in the gaming industry, stock market updates, farmers' protests in France, and the debate over tea between Americans and Brits.

Tesla's handling of the slowing EV market and their plans for a new affordable car. President Biden's endorsement from the UAW union. Kyte Baby drama and US parental leave system. In-N-Out closing its first restaurant and Saudi Arabia opening its first liquor store. The impact of negative comments on brands and corporate inflexibility. Shocking discoveries in a Moody's investigation of shell companies. The changing rules in Saudi Arabia and the opening of the first liquor store.

Netflix's mega deal with WWE and their entry into live sports, the ongoing troubles for Boeing, the rise of AI deepfake calls, Dunkin' Donuts controversial surcharge on milk substitutes, the popularity and controversies surrounding the video game Power World.

Neal discusses record-breaking profits hedge funds made by betting on catastrophes while Toby explains the 'mob wife' trend. They also discuss why AI won't take away jobs yet and the latest buzzword in real estate, 'blue zone'.

Americans feel confident about the economy, Sports Illustrated struggles to stay relevant, Apple's Vision Pro lacks popular apps, movie musicals make a comeback.

Discussion on the Red Sea shipping crisis and its impact on global trade. Highlights from Davos and controversy over a monkey breeding facility. Stock picks, billionaires struggling to save newspapers, and Americans decreasing spending on weeknight fun.

Neal and Toby discuss the declining birthrate in China and its economic consequences. They also talk about the potential end of bank overdraft fees and the challenges faced by Tesla owners in extreme cold weather.

Topics include a judge blocking the Spirit-JetBlue merger, increase in child tax breaks, changes in fishing regulations, Uber shutting down Drizly, UK Post Office scandal, and the ban on humorous jokes from highway signs.