Nick Martell

ACB prices are so high, Chipotle is flirting with a fry-o-lator for the first time ever in the biz.

But like guac, fried chicken is a bit extra.

A buck 25 extra.

And second, remember last week, Everlane sold to Shein, America's sustainable pioneer, sold to China's fast fashion?

Well, here's a wild detail.

Everlane's founder didn't know.

They found out the same way we did in the news headlines.

Okay, even wilder, that Everlane founder, Michael Prizeman, is already making moves on a new competitor to his old company.

He announced this week he's launching a new company that's basically...

Everlane 2.0.

But it's called Still Radical.

And finally, America's World Cup team is officially set.

The final roster has been revealed for next month's tournament.

The problem isn't the roster, Nick.

It's how the roster was revealed.

Because the players who didn't make the cut, they were notified over email.

Just like Zuck, Oracle, and all the big tech companies these days, the U.S.

men's national team basically fired the players who didn't make the team over email.

Our coach, who's from Argentina, by the way, vigorously defended this move of letting the players go via email.

Classic boomer line.