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Good morning, Brew Daily Show. I'm Neil Freiman. And I'm Toby Howell. Today, your McLevin driver's license isn't going to cut it at airports anymore. What you should know about the real ID deadline that's coming up fast.
Then fashion giant H&M is making digital clones of its models so they can walk a runway in Tokyo while doing a photo shoot in Paris. It's Tuesday, April 1st. Let's ride. Good morning, everyone. Savor that word, though, because we do have an announcement to make. After more than 500 episodes of bringing you the news bright and early and more than 500 alarm clocks going off at 4 a.m.
on the dot, we dug into the analytics a little bit and found that the majority of you were actually listening to the show in the afternoon. So we're following what the data is telling us. And starting this week, we're going to be shifting to an afternoon schedule.
Yeah, we absolutely loved beginning our mornings with you, but we want to meet you all where you're at, which is the afternoon hours. You'll still get the same great energy and news and jokes that you're used to in the morning, but now we'll be bringing it to you at 7 p.m. instead of 7 a.m.
Additionally, with that time change in mind, it didn't make sense for us to keep calling ourselves Morning Brew Daily. So to reflect the change, we're going to be rebranding as Afternoon Brew Daily, which I am very excited about. ABD got a nice ring to it. And that's about it. That is our big announcement. Is there anything else I'm forgetting, Neil? There might be one more thing. April Fool's.
Psych. We are never leaving in the morning. We ride at dawn. Okay, now a word from our sponsor, Tax Act. This is 100% real. Toby, how are your taxes coming along this year? Taxes? Neil, I am a mess.
I mean, I don't even own a business and I'm still stressed. What if I miss deductions or worse?
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