🚽 “No Door?” — Hotels’ Disappearing Bathrooms. Davos’ T-Day. Amazon’s Maxxing Store. +See-through Lulu

This is Nick. This is Jack. It's Thursday then Friday, January 22. And today's fun is the best one yet. This is a t boy. The top three pop business news stories you need to know today. Jack, I already blew out my breakfast birthday cupcake kennel. This already happened. Wait. This is your brown birthday, isn't it? Yet he's Nick played lacrosse at Brown University. No big deal. And guess what his jersey number was on that team? 38. Yes. Which is the birthday you're celebrating today. It's your brown birthday. Jack, I see what you did there. Always round up. But we got three fantastic stories for today's pod. Jack, what do we got for the birthday tea boy? For our first story, have you noticed that hotel bathrooms sometimes don't even have a door anymore? The disappearing hotel bathroom door. It's actually a microcosm of our economy. For our second story, Davos just had the biggest day in its fifty five year history, including president Trump's big speech and his tariff cancellation. There's more drama in Davos right now than a Bravo series reunion, so Jack and I, we're not there, but we dove in. And our third and final story is Amazon because it's building the third biggest store in America just outside Chicago. Bigger than Walmart, twice the size of Target, this thing is 230 Starbucks. But Amazon's very big box mega superstore isn't actually about buying, it's about returning. But Yetis, before we hit that wonderful mix of stories. Fantastic mix. Love the mix for the new Friday check. Happy birthday, Nick. I do have a present for you. Oh. But it is not Lululemon leggings. Yeah. I'm gonna ask for a hold on the Lululemon bug and leggings Jack. Because Yeti's Lululemon has done it again. Oh, boy. Calling leggings because they're see through. Oops. I did it again. Shares of Lulu are down 6% because the new Get Low leggings, they're just a little too low. According to Bloomberg reporting, Lululemon stopped the sales of their Get Low leggings just two days after launch because they didn't pass the quote, unquote, squat test. Basically, you sat, they showed. You stretched, the seam stitched. While you were resting, the pants were revealing. And Lululemon actually has a long history of being short on material. I ordered whip out a thesaurus jack on being transparent when they should have been opaque. Eighteen months ago, we covered it on this pod. They had to pull their breeze through leggings for unflattering fits that resembled a whale tail. 2013, Lulu lost $60,000,000 in sales on a sheer pants recall. And who could forget the original CEO got booted from the company after a scandal that began with see through leggings. Well, now Lulu is dealing with glute gait yet again. And we're not sure who is more hurt, wearers or shareholders. Yeah. And as a shareholder here, I am feeling hurt. Yeah. It is. If you're …