🤙 “High School Millionaire” — Cal AI’s crazy acquisition. Iran’s drone game. McDonald’s cringe-burger. +New Song car-crash

This is Nick. This is Jack. It's Wednesday, Sunday, Wednesday, March 4. Sentin' Ace 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, Jack. Remind me again. What's the only day of the year that is also a command? That would be March 4, Nick. Oh, it's today. It's today. Yeah. It is. You gotta listen to the rest of the episode. You're gonna absolutely love it. And if you don't, it's time for you to March 4. Jamie Dimon will spank you. So, Jack, three fantastic stories for today's pod. What have we got on the t part? For our first story, stocks fell on Tuesday on hints that the war in Iran will last longer than you think. One reason, Iran's got $20,000 drones that cost us $4,000,000 to shoot down. For our second story, McDonald's just launched their biggest burger ever. Ever. It is so big, their CEO is afraid to bite it. True story. McDonald's biggest burger ever might repeat its biggest failure ever. And our third and final story. If you take a photo of your lunch right now, the Cal AI app will tell you how many calories are in it. Cal AI. This app is doing $30,000,000 a year in revenue and just got acquired. The wildest part? This AI app was developed by high schoolers. High school seniors. But Yetis, before we hit that wonderful mix of stories It's like a final project dated before prom. Jack, love the stories. Love the mix. What do we got? Yetis on Friday, Harry Styles drops his new album. Okay. First album since 2022. He's a big Yeti, highly anticipated from mister Harold. But, Nick, on that day, on this Friday, you might wanna avoid the roads. Yeah. Because besties, when a big artist drops a big album, you are more likely to get into an accident. It's true. Harvard Medical School first saw sorry, heard the correlation in the street versus streaming data. Follow us on the numbers. If Spotify streams surge 40% on a particular day, it's likely because there's a big album that dropped. And guess what else happens on those same days? Traffic injuries rise by fifteen percent. Boo boos in your Subarus, Yetis. Beyonce launches a new new banger, you lose a bumper. I'm sorry. Could you just repeat all the what we just said, Jack? On big album drop days by the big superstar musicians, you stream more, but some car skids more. We're talking 40% more streaming equals 15 more accidents. If Kendrick drops a diss track this weekend, there's gonna be a six car pile up. Oh, Jack. The next time BTS drops some fresh k pop, we're gonna take the subway. But Nick, this is basically a story about distracted driving. So if you do need to listen to BTS, don't reach down on your phone. Tell Siri to play …