Nick Martell

But what got Oat Milk on the map in the first place?

It was Oatly's secret barista strategy.

And our third and final story, EA Sports is gonna start doing what FIFA's doing, commercializing every square inch of that arena

with ads.

Because besties, where there are eyeballs, there will be ads.

But besties, this pod's not over yet.

Here's what else you need to know today.

First, if you ever said that you wanted to buy Pizza Hut, you're too late.

Someone just bought it, as in the company.

Yum Brands, the publicly traded company that owns Taco Bell, Kentucky Fried Chicken, and Pizza Hut, or Can Taco Hut, just sold one of the brands, Pizza Hut, to a private equity firm for $2.7 billion.

PE's buying Pizza Hut, so expect that crust to get a little less stuffed as they cut costs like a meat slicer.

Second, we got an update on the Texas Tech gambling quarterback we covered last week.

Brendan Sorsby's putting down the textbooks and officially declared for the NFL draft.

Reminder, he gambled $90,000 his freshman year, including on his own sports games.

Pete Rose was banned from baseball for life for gambling.

Sorsby was set to play this season after a shocking ruling from a Texas judge.

So his declaring for the NFL draft ends a major controversy for the NCAA.

And finally, Airbnb hosts are claiming that a guest caused $12,000 in damages in a hilarious way.

More specifically, the guest ran a startup AI robot company and that robot caused all those damages.

Now, of course, this happened in San Francisco where the bot company's alleged six-foot robot apparently damaged chairs, tables, and walls while trying to learn how to become a robot housekeeper.