Neal Freiman

Good morning Brew Daily Show.

I'm Neil Freiman.

And I'm Toby Howell.

Today, gold smashes a new record.

Why that isn't good for the economy.

As you walk about the wintry streets because this snow ain't going anywhere, keep your eyes out for sneckdowns.

What is a sneckdown, you ask?

They're sections of a street that cars don't use, and you can tell cars don't use them specifically after a big snowfall because it's the areas at intersections that trucks don't feel the need to plow.

Urban planners and walkability advocates love sneckdowns since they oh-so-elegantly reveal space that is currently reserved for cars, which could be handed over to humans

making streets safer for pedestrians.

What an awesome natural experiment.

Yes, if only I were at Sandals' adult-only resorts exploring the Caribbean's most beautiful islands from Jamaica to St.

Vincent and enjoying globally-inspired dining across more than 10 restaurants per resort.

There is no better place to experience the Caribbean than at resorts founded by a family from the Caribbean.

The winter blue sail is now on, so visit sandals.com for the best all-inclusive value in the Caribbean.

That's sandals.com.

I can hear the people sing Toby.

This story is about the power of social media.

But I first want to start by talking about the power of a book.

And that book is The Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt.