Nick Martell

It's the same in politics, right, Jack?

Like the same issue presented with different words can provoke very different reactions from people.

The diet versus zero soda divide, it's a reminder that if a brand is a book, we very much judge it by its cover.

Now a quick word from our sponsor.

For our third and final story, New York's Penn Station, the most trafficked transit hub in America, is on the brink of finally getting renovated.

The new Penn Station glow-up looks incredible.

It's a glamour, baby.

But the stock market winner is actually Madison Square Garden.

Oh, yetis, you've seen it, you've felt it.

If you enter New York City through Grand Central Terminal, you feel like a royalty.

If you enter New York City through Penn Station, you feel like a rat.

Yeah, because when New York demolished the old Penn Station back in 1963, and my dad has still never forgiven him for it, it was a crime against humanity.

Penn Station's replacement, which we still have today,

makes 107 million transit passengers a year feel like they're in some kind of a subterranean Hunger Games.

Hey Amtrak, I volunteer myself as tribute.

Nick, you're in survival mode down there.

Oh, it's every commuter for themselves, Jack.

For decades, city leaders have tried and failed to redo Penn Station, but continually failed.

A big reason?

Madison Square Garden, which was built on top of the new Penn Station in place of the old Penn Station.