WEF-Hater Elon Musk Makes Davos Debut & ‘Sinners’ Breaks All-Time Oscars Noms

Good morning, Brew Daily Show. I'm Neil Freiman. And I'm Toby Howell. Today, Sinners makes Academy Awards history. And heated rivalry has done the impossible, getting people to care about hockey. It's Friday, January 23. Let's ride. Good morning, and happy Friday. Though we are actually recording this Thursday afternoon since we have a flight out of Switzerland in the morning, The Delta Wi Fi isn't quite there yet to record a podcast from Extreme Basic Economy. There's been a lot of huge news this week, but for probably the most exciting headline, we're gonna hand it over to social producer Annie Bennett. Annie, what's the good word? We got some breaking news that Morning Brew has a variety show with Caveat in New York City, Thursday, February 5 at 7PM. If you and your friends wanna watch us Billy Toby live on stage, this is the show for you. What about me? Well, Neil was frankly not invited, but that's okay because he's gonna show up anyway, and we'll bully him then. So all good. It's gonna be the best video, sketch, stand up. It's the best morning brew content that you can see online, but this time, you can't scroll ahead when it's boring. Am I selling this well? Don't answer that. Annie, you could sell water to a fish, but please get out of our studio now. The link to buy tickets to the show will be in our show description. I will be there. Neil will probably be there, and we hope to see you there as well. And now a word from our sponsor, Indeed. Toby, what are you doing to make better workforce decisions? I ask our producer, Emily, what she thinks, then agree with her. Smart man. But for even more insights grounded in real time data, there's the World Economic Forum in Davos this week. Indeed is there diving into things like how AI is transforming jobs, skills, and employer adoption. Indeed will be sharing real time insights into the global labor market and how leaders can navigate the workforce challenges and opportunities ahead. Indeed's helping business leaders and hiring professionals dive into these perspective through Indeed's global labor market and workforce trends report. These insights also include where job opportunities are growing, where skill shortages and mismatches could impact business performance, and how immigration patterns are shaping workforce capacity. Learn more at indeed.com/davos. That's indeed.com/davos. Elon Musk hates Davos. He said so himself. And yet the world's richest man made a surprise appearance at the World Economic Forum this year, perhaps jealous of MBD's presence here as well. In an interview on the main stage moderated by Larry Fink, Musk waxed on the future as only he can. He hyped up a world where there will eventually be more robots than people. That prediction might have something to do with the fact that he also teased the sale of Tesla's Optimus robots to the public by next year. He didn't hold …