Meta Facebook Reverses Course On Kyle Rittenhouse - No Longer Considered An Unperson. Kyle Rittenhouse posts on Meta's Facebook and Instagram were suppressed during the Rittenhouse trial. But you can talk about Kyle again now as Meta has decided to allow such content again. Dan and Producer-Wife beth discuss this change of course as well as their take on social media acting like publishers.

The Omicron Variant now in New York traces back to an event before Thanksgiving. Dan and Beth discuss the news that the Omicron Covid-19 variant is now in five states and was apparently here before we originally thought.

Buy Now Pay Later Purchase Options Taking Retail By Storm. Dan and Beth have a lot of experience with buy now pay later services as they offer the option in their online stores. An article from Fox Business details how buy now pay later is taking off across all facets of retail. The two discuss this news, how the services work, and the potential pitfalls they see for some customers.

Dan and Beth have been saying for months to "shop small." The two review a Fox article where they explain how Etsy shop owners are largely immune from the shipping crisis and are ready to make the holidays happen.

Most Americans Don't Want Companies Going Woke According To Recent Poll. Dan and the Producer-Wife have been saying forever that companies need to not be woke but rather focus on the core of their business. This new poll suggests they are right. The two delve into the data from the poll, discuss it, and maybe gloat just a little.

A FedEx driver has allegedly dumped his load of packages into a ravine... six times! Several hundred packages were involved. Dan and Producer-Wife Beth delve into this crazy story of yet another side of our current shipping and logistics crisis.

A jury awarded an Alabama woman $2.1 million after Walmart accused her of shoplifting and then allegedly sent her threatening letters through a law firm. Dan and Beth dig into this story and give their thoughts on how Walmart should have handled this incident as well as the true impact it has on the company.

Yesterday Dan and Producer-Wife Beth said they'd wait and see what Parag Agrawal, the new Twitter CEO, was gonna be about. A day later we find out. Agrawal has changed Twitter's policy on posting videos, and in an interview a year ago showed disregard for the 1st Amendment. The two discuss these developments and express their concerns about where things will be headed on Twitter.

There has been an surge of attacks on female runners around the U.S. so Fox News published an article on what these women can do to stay safe as they run. Dan and Beth pick apart the article and offer their own take on what should happen.

Jack Dorsey stepped down Monday as CEO of Twitter and was replaced by Parag Agrawal. Dan and Beth discuss they change at the head of the social media giant, and Dan calls out an inconsistency he sees that actually involves the new CEO.