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Nick Martell 0:01
This is Nick. This is J. It's Tuesday, T-Boy. Tuesday, September 22nd. 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. Live show is tomorrow. Run club is today, man. Nick, leave it to your boy Kramer. I landed San Francisco and tech stocks have their best day since June. Coincidence. Stocks jumped 2.2% on the NASDAQ to an all-time high. Whenever Jack arrives here, you buy the Nasdaq. Jack, three fantastic stories for today's T-Boy. What do we got on live show Eve? For our first story, one New York City bakery has one thing they sell: rye, for 60 bucks a loaf. But this is actually their 43rd bakery location. The first, though, to sell loaves for 60 bucks each.
Nick Martell 0:42
For our second story, General Motors now produces Patriot missile parts faster than the defense industry can. And it all involves Apple CarPlay. We'll explain. And our third and final story. President Trump welcomes President Xi to a state dinner this week with seven AI executive plus ones. But we'll tell you the specific AI regulations that should be on that dinner menu. But besties, before we hit that wonderful mix of stories. Oh, what a mix of stories, Jack. How long are you staying? Because uh portfolio is a good idea. Yeah, the bottom. The bull market will last as long as I'm here.

Why is a New York bakery selling a $60 rye loaf and what’s the story behind it?

Nick Martell 1:11
Yeah. As soon as he lands. But Yetis, men are invading a women-dominated fitness space. You need to know about it. And men are getting dominated by that fitness. Because Because men are going with their wives and girlfriends to Pilates. But those are the But those same men can't handle Pilates. But there is no one. But there is one scientific reason why.

How is General Motors pivoting from cars to Patriot missile components and why does Apple CarPlay matter?

Nick Martell 1:28
We'll tell you in a sec. Yeti's on TikTok, you probably noticed dudes sharing their first Pilates class, and it's probably trending. They're confident, they're cocky. They think they can tame that reformer. According to the According to the journal, the number of men in Pilates studios is up 25%. This year. He's traded the bench press and the birthbees for the tabletops and the articulation. But like those same men the first time they tried yoga, they're being humbled by Pilates. Yeah. These guys are walking out of Pilates in pain, in anguish, and in tears. Jim Bros. Jim Bros are begging for the class to be over. Boyfriends are quitting solid core. Can I go full disclosure on this one, Jack? Yes. Alright, I did one Pilates class at Equinox this past spring.
Nick Martell 2:02
You know what I'm feeling? A wife who's wants you to get out of the Pilates studio. Fly up. Like glutes in six months, Jack, either. It turns out, Yeti's Pilates isn't just a cute form of stretching after all. But Besties, before you beat up on all these broken boys in Pilates classes, us XY chromosomes have a scientific excuse. You see, men's legs are three times heavier than women's legs on average. So the impact of any Pilates position is three times the pain. We're talking seated supine or side lion.
No, not claiming that us men deserve sympathy for physical pain because obviously the women win in that category. Yeah, yeah,
Nick Martell 2:34
yeah.

Why are men flocking to Pilates studios and what’s the scientific explanation for their struggles?

Nick Martell 2:35
Pilates dudes are crying more, but we're feeling it more.
Alright Nick, let's finish this episode so I can help you with a partner stretch.
Jack Crivici-Kramer 2:41
Jack, let's see that three stories. Fifteen years before this song, two boys from the northeast met in the dorm. They had an idea to cause a cultural storm. It's the best one, yeah, but the best is a norm. Jack, Nick, that's it. I don't even think they need to practice. 50%, that's a fact tip. T-boy city on your at list. If you know, you know, cause we read to go. We can't wait no more, so just start the show. Start the show. Start the show.
Nick Martell 3:12
First, a quick word from our sponsor.
Nick Martell 3:21
For our first story. For the first time since the Cronut, a bakery is going viral, but this time for a sixty dollar loaf of rye. The sixty
dollar rye is the perfect case study in storytelling versus story selling.
Nick Martell 3:36
Yet he's earlier this year. Jack and I covered the line economy. You know, like every street in New York, it's got people waiting online. We can see them right now from here.

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