We discuss some rumors swirling about Credit Suisse and Deutsche Bank. We recap Q3 and look forward to Q4. Plus we talk adult Happy Meals and Tesla AI day. We also play Fantasy Portfolio COLLEGE edition. And we close out with The Family Office portfolio review and our watchlists.

We discuss wtf is happening in England. Plus, why do we continue to give Cathie Wood and Amazon a free pass? We get into listener questions (spoiler: we're talking 2008 financial crisis). And we close the episode by handing out the first ever BERNIE award (The Bernard L. Madoff Bottom Bucket Memorial Award powered by Enron) to the character in finance/business whose stock just hit a new all-time low.

We discuss Jerome Powell crushing our portfolio. Large reminds us that big banks and the government are in bed together. We decide to start watching 'Industry' on HBO as a Family. Then we get into our newest segment, Build-A-Portfolio, where we compete to build the best thematic ETF (this week's theme: Jesus). And, as always, we share what's on our watchlist for the week.

Kenny is back (as promised). A few weeks back we sat down with Kenny to talk markets and his background on the New York Stock Exchange. This time around Kenny and Large take us down memory lane. We discuss the NYSE's culture, lunch on the trading floor, the bathroom situation, September 11th's impact on the exchange and so much more.

We are both down bad... for two very different reasons. We discuss the ROI of reproducing and the founder of Patagonia, who might be the worst father ever. Plus we get into the market bloodbath and Kanye vs. The GAP. And finally there is an ETF tracking the portfolios of members of Congress.

Scott Melker aka The Wolf of All Streets join us to talk crypto and the ETH merge. He shares his story about going broke (multiple times) trading stocks and forex and how he found his crypto passion. We dive into his long term outlook for bitcoin and Ethereum (spoiler: he's bullish af). And, of course, we force him to give us a few picks for The Family Office portfolio

Intern Ian joins us and almost immediately violates The Family Office's investment guidelines. We discuss Kim Kardashian's new finance job, JUUL's huge settlement, and the Apple event. Plus, we don't see eye to eye on quiet quitting. And Tesla, Apple, and Jake Freeman make this week's watchlist.

We sent Barstool Finance's Intern Ian on a “channel check” to a strip club outside of St. Louis to help us decide if the only publicly traded gentlemen's club is a good investment. Ian shares war stories from a Saturday night he'll never forget. And we make a decision on adding RCI Hospitality to the portfolio in real time.

Davey Day Trader made his triumphant return this week and hit a home run on Lululemon ($LULU) going into earnings. Even though Dave did well this week, The Family Office portfolio couldn't catch a break. We break down our favorite finance movies of all time, and Large has a confession. And naturally, we talk about OnlyFans and the absurd amount of money they've pulled in.

We sat down with a legend of the gentlemen's club business, Eric Langan. He's the founder and CEO of RCI Hospitality Holdings, the only publicly traded strip club company. We discussed the inner workings of gentlemen's clubs, how a strip club survives COVID, and the OnlyFans threat.