Nick Martell

Yeah.

Well, that's a high-risk, high-reward play, right?

Don't call your boss your ex-boss.

Either way, put three comms together.

Boom, you're getting a promo.

Jack, let's hit our three stories.

First, a quick word from our sponsor.

For our first story, SpaceX filed confidentially for what will be the biggest, the buzziest, the most ballistic literally IPO of all time.

So here's what we know already about the new SpaceX stock you'll soon have the chance to buy.

As long as you wait until Venus aligns with Jupiter.

True story.

But besties, when we first saw this news, we were prepping today's pod.

And honestly, we thought it was an April Fool's joke.

We were honestly also surprised he didn't wait until April 20th to file for the IPO for the 420 jokes.

But Elon didn't wait and it wasn't a joke.

SpaceX filed with the SEC to list their shares publicly for the first time, this being an IPO.

Now we should point out, Elon hates the SEC.

And he hates the rules that come with being a CEO of a publicly traded company.

What kind of stuff, Jack?

Well, CEOs of publicly traded companies can't say things that are untrue about the company.