Nick Martell

Yeti's consumers feel more nickel and dime than ever, and getting left out of the tariff refunds only makes it worse.

But if one company stands out and says, I'm hooking you up, they should announce it right now.

They'll win such brownie points from us consumers.

Announce it right now, exactly, because the longer you wait, the less likely it is consumers will notice.

And Adidas, if you wait, Puma's going to do it, and then you're not going to get credit for doing it second.

Besties, the tariff refund, it is the best marketing campaign that nobody's running.

So if you're going to run it, drop it in the comments.

Jack, could you whip up the takeaways for us for T-Boy Tuesday?

Apple is swapping CEOs on September 1st.

Operator Tim Cook is out.

Product guy John Ternus is in.

Like Steve Jobs did, Apple needs John Ternus to launch a big product.

It's time for a CEO swing.

For our second story, Joe Rogan asked the president to legalize psychedelics, and now it's on the FDA's fast track.

But the money, it's in the prescriptions, not over the counter.

And our third and final story, 300,000 American companies are owed $166 billion in refunds for tariffs that turned out to be illegal.

It's a refund-a-palooza, baby.

So give them to the customers.

In the era of inflation, it's the best marketing move of the year.

But yetis, this pod's not over yet.