Nick Martell

Jack, could you whip up the take on this for us for T-Boy Tuesday?

Ozempic and Munjaro subliminally deliver a message of athletic achievement, and most pharma drugs do too.

That's right, drug namestorming.

It shows that constraints create creativity.

For our second story, Google is disrupting their search bar, turning it into an AI chatbot for half the world.

Early adopters had to go out and find AI, but Google's delivering it to the world's doorstep.

And our third and final story, there's a deflation situation in rent prices, especially in the Southeast and West, prices are going down.

And your rent could come down too, but your landlord won't offer unless you ask.

But besties, this pod's not over yet.

Here's what else you need to know today.

First, happy IPOpalooza party or a ring confidentially filed to go public.

The wearable ring tech company will soon have a public stock.

Second, Zuckerberg is zucking again.

This time he's targeting Reddit.

So Meta launched a new app last week.

It's called The Forum.

It's a one-to-one copy and paste knockoff of Reddit.

Classic.

Reddit stock fell on the risk that people might not be loyal to Reddit.

Meta is going to start prompting Facebook users to use this instead and could eat some of Reddit's user base.