2️⃣ “Upvote” — Our Reddit Stock Pick. Shirley Temple’s surge. Trump’s Landlord Lockout.

This is Nick. This is Jack. It is Thursday, the new Friday, January 8, 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. I'm sorry. Update on our live tour. The first show, February. Jack, how many tickets are left? Zero. Sold out. So if you're in DC, New York, or LA, buy tickets now while you still can. Yeah. We put the links in the episode description. If the tickets are still there, I don't know. They may have sold out too by now, Jack. Okay. We only tickets are still there, I don't know. They may have sold out too by now, Jack. Okay. We only grab your tickets now. We can't wait to see you live, but three fantastic stories for today's show. What do we got on the t boy? For our first story, the drink of dry January has already been crowned. It's the Shirley Temple. Jack and I will tell you why Gatorade, seven Up, Olipop, Poppy, like every other beverage brand, are going gaga for Grenadine. For our second story, president Trump said yesterday he's banning corporate home buying in America so that families can buy homes instead. We call it the landlord lockout because when Wall Street stops buying, there is more for the rest of us. And our third and final story. For our second day in a row, we're doing rant. But Yetis, before we hit that wonderful mix of stories oh, I mean, no one else is doing that mix. Love the mix of stories, Jack. The hottest show on TV right now is actually on ice. Heated Rivalry, HBO's gay hockey romance. You heard that right. Heated Rivalry, the rom com series about two hockey players who hook up when they play each other. We're not talking Gretzky and Messier, but we could be talking Gretzky and Messier. Queer romance and crosschecks, that's what you get. Heated romance is the number one streaming show in Canada, and has my wife suddenly claiming she's a hockey fan? Yeah. She called 5 for fighting on that one. Perfect timing, by the way, Jack, because the Winter Olympics start in one month, and NHL players are involved in the game scan. It's gonna be an exciting games, but it has Nick and me realizing, hockey's biggest mainstream moments in American history, they tend to be linked to movies. We dove into the numbers. Get this. 1992, you got the Mighty Ducks trilogy, which drove a surge in ice skating programs. And that fictional team led to a real NHL team, the Anaheim Ducks, worth a real multimillion dollars. In 2004, Disney hit the ice again with Miracle about team USA. Disney also did Inside Out one and Inside Out two Yes. Where the protagonist is a hockey player. I'm sorry, Jack. Pause the pause. Walt Disney didn't drive a car. He drove a Zamboni. We …