The Best One Yet
🥛 “My Milk$hake” — Gap’s Katseye surge. NFL’s supersonic Eurotrip. Too Good To Go’s Labubu of Leftovers. +TBOY Toys.
24 Nov 2025
Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
This is Nick. This is Jack. Welcome back. It is Monday, November 24th, and today's pod is the best one yet. This is a T-Boy. The top three pop business news stories you need to know today. Yetis, Jack and I are going to drop something super special in like one minute, so just hang in there. Trust us on this one.
For our first story, the NFL has always wanted a team in London and in Germany, but it can't because of jet lag. Well, one supersonic travel startup could make the NFL the first two continent league. For our second story, The Gap just had its best growth in seven years. And it's all thanks to the milkshake song.
Chapter 2: What caused the Gap's stock to surge recently?
Yeah. Cat's Eye, the Spice Girls of Gen Z, just caused a Gap stock pop. And our third and final story. What if we told you there was a startup selling mystery bags of groceries at a huge discount? And that startup is now worth a billion dollars. Well, guess what?
Chapter 3: How is the NFL planning to expand into Europe?
It exists, and it's too good to go. That's what it's called. Yeah, literally. Too good to go. That's the name of the company, actually. But yetis, before we hit that wonderful mix of stories. What a mix of stories! And now I'm getting excited, Jack. This is good. Thanksgiving is this Thursday, but there's another...
national holiday this week that's right jack it is black friday week you gotta get a gift for pretty much everyone out there correction it's actually the week that media companies launch their holiday merch that's what it is but this year jack and i decided to mix things up we're selling a yeti for the yetis that's right a plush toy that's the best one yet we're not kidding if you are watching on youtube right now you got to see this it's not just any toy this
is a T-boy Labubu dupe. Hold it up. I got it right here.
Here we go.
A Yeti monster doll that kind of looks like a Labubu. I know. The lawyers don't want us to say that, but what the heck, we just said it. Now, we're definitely the only business news show that's selling a plush doll, right? Absolutely, Jack. It's not an emotional support animal. It's an economic support animal.
So Jack, how about you say we go full QVC in describing this toy for the besties so they can buy this thing? 16 inches tall, white fur. It's an abominable snowman Yeti little thing.
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Chapter 4: What innovative travel solution could benefit the NFL's European expansion?
I I'm looking at them right now. Cute teeth, cute hair, and a tiny T-boy t-shirt.
Chapter 5: What is the business model behind Too Good To Go?
So again, why is a business news show making a doll? Well, because in this economy, you need an emotional support toy. Besties, this T-boy Yeti doll is so soft, you can snuggle up to it after a bad earnings report. It's so plush, it makes Peloton stock feel like NVIDIA stock.
Chapter 6: What unique marketing strategy is Gap using to connect with Gen Z?
It is so scrunchalicious that Warren Buffett just bought one for his next board meeting. And when Bitcoin falls under $80,000, he'll nap and sleep with this thing too. So Yetis, go to tboypod.com slash shop to buy your T-Boy Yeti today. You got to get one. We're dropping a link in the episode description too. Limited orders, limited supplies. So grab it now, tboypod.com slash shop.
And it'll definitely arrive before Christmas or Hanukkah. Jack, one sec. I'm getting a call. One sec. It's Masa. He wants a billion of them. He wants to invest. What, Zach? Masa says one more thing. Yetis, you can't hug ChatGPT, but you can hug the Yeti for Yetis. Buy yours now, Jack. Let's hit our three stars.
15 years before this song, two boys from the Northeast met in a dorm.
Chapter 7: How is Gap acting like a record label in its marketing efforts?
They had an idea to cause a cultural storm. It's the best one yet, but the best is the norm. Jack Nick, that's it. I don't even think they need to practice. 50%, that's a fat tip. T-Boy City on your at list. If you know, you know, cause we ready to go. We can't wait no more, so just start the show.
First, a quick word from our sponsor. Oh, Yetis, check out the calendar.
Chapter 8: How does Too Good To Go help reduce food waste?
We are three days away. Thanksgiving, the only holiday with a third helping and a third football game. It's true. It's true. The NFL has three games on Thursday and they have a game on Friday this year. Plus, Saturday has college football's best rivalries, including Florida, Florida State and Ohio State, Michigan.
And Jack, you and your three brothers have like a 15-day tournament from what I remember. But besties, this is a business pod. And if there's one thing Jack and I know about the NFL, it's that like Jerry Maguire, they are driven by money. The NFL has already expanded to Monday night, Thursday night, and Friday night. The NFL's next expansion is to Europe. That's right.
They can't just take over the calendar. They got to take over a new region. So Jack, could you sprinkle on some context for us, please? NFL Europe used to be a thing. It was basically pro football's minor league from 1991 to 2007. But here's the thing. NFL Europe only played games in Europe with European teams. Today, the NFL does play games in Europe.
Five games have happened in Europe this season, but they've never had a team based in Europe. A team based in Europe that would then play against American teams. But according to the Wall Street Journal, the NFL has always wanted that. They've always wanted to expand from their American teams only to a couple of European teams as well. But they haven't. And the reasons why?
Well, there are a few, as the French would say, not possible. Hurdle number one to a European NFL team is that that team would have a disadvantage and it would be isolated. Traveling across the Atlantic is taxing on the body and the mind. Your kicker is going to get frozen by the jet lag. So the NFL has said that to expand to Europe, it would only make sense with at least two teams.
Almost certainly in London and then probably in Germany. They might want to hold division out there too. Hurdle number two for an NFL European team is the cost. Players would definitely demand relocation bonuses. Because it costs a lot of money and time to move your family to Europe.
I mean, even Tom Brady would be homesick for his mom's cooking, so you need to give him that extra compensation so that free agents don't avoid playing on a European team. You don't want the London and German teams to just be bad because players don't want to go over there. Now, hurdle number three, we find the most fascinating. It is the biggest and also the biggest surprise.
According to the Wall Street Journal, the big reason we don't have an NFL team in Europe is that it takes too long to travel there. Yeah, it's the travel time. You see, Bessie, football is played on Sundays. So each of the other six days is crucial to recover and prepare because football players are fragile and they need that extra time during the week. One game a week, Jack.
Okay, yeah, I played football and like, This is the only criticism I've ever heard about football not being tough. I need six days to get ready for my next big day at work. I don't even know how to respond. You don't even have to, Jack, because football players only take one day off a Tuesday. So if they have to go from Los Angeles to Rome to play a game, that's an 11-hour trip.
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