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Caroline Ellison was seen in the United States, at a coffee shop in NYC. Rumors had Caroline either in Hong Kong or in Dubai but she appears to be in New York grabbing a latte.

We break down the Twitter Files and covered the latest in the SBF drama. We also hand out Bernies and drop our watchlist for the week.​

We discuss Elon's leaked deck, Twitter 2.0, and Black Friday sales figures. Plus we give an update on the portfolio, share our watchlists, and answer listener questions.

Glenny Balls joins Tyler and Large to discuss his experience trading stocks with Dave Portnoy during COVID, particularly his legendary Shakeshack pick. We also see if Glenny truly is a stock-trading guru and try to get another winning investment idea out of him.

Nobody has any idea where SBF is... but that doesn't mean we can't speculate. We break down the busy weekend over at FTX (or what's left of it) which included a bankruptcy filing and a huge hack.

The battle between billionaires Sam Bankman-Fried (FTX) an CZ (Binance) is getting ugly. Binance pumped the brakes on a deal to bail out FTX which leaves the exchange with few options. Then we get into an interview we did with Adam Curran, who gave the world the God Bless America ETF ($YALL).

We kick things off with a recap of the sh*tshow that Twitter has become and discuss Elon's beef with Kathy Griffin. Then we get into Tyson Foods' CFO having a weekend to remember. Next, we talk about the collapse of car vending machine company Carvana and hand out the Bernies. We close out by unveiling our newest portfolio company and dropping our watchlists.

We're talking Twitter layoffs (the real kind) and $8 Blue Checkmarks. And we get into the return of Vine. Then we discuss J-Poww punishing investors once again. During Q&A we get into the NYC pay transparency law and we defend our Meta position. Of course, we close with the Bernies.

Happy Halloween, you filthy animals. We debut our costumes ripped straight from the headlines. Then we get into the epic troll job that happened outside of Twitter HQ on Friday. After, we discuss Jim Cramer crying about Meta (and the metaverse). We do a 90's nostalgia fantasy portfolio, and, of course we end with a portfolio review and our watchlists.

We are in studio with Financial Advisor and Twitter Legend Doug Boneparth (yea, the guy with the good hair). He joined Large and I for the entire episode. We got into Meta's abysmal earnings and Elon finally following through on something. Plus we discuss the McRib indicator. As always, we close out with The Bernies.