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I honestly... Hated it. And you know what? What? You did too. We should whip up a takeaway on this, Jack. So Jack, what's the takeaway for our buddies over at Netflix? The worst thing that you will watch on Netflix is ironically their to-dumb event. Yetis, the way we see it, Netflix's Content Fest event is antithetical to why people love Netflix in the first place. And it showed.

I honestly... Hated it. And you know what? What? You did too. We should whip up a takeaway on this, Jack. So Jack, what's the takeaway for our buddies over at Netflix? The worst thing that you will watch on Netflix is ironically their to-dumb event. Yetis, the way we see it, Netflix's Content Fest event is antithetical to why people love Netflix in the first place. And it showed.

The live event crowd was lackadaisical, and critics panned the event as exhausting. Here's why. Netflix offers something for everyone, which means Netflix offers everything, and we saw that on display on Saturday. Here's the issue. Nobody wants everything. Nobody wants everything. We each have our own unique, specific niche of interests of things we care about.

The live event crowd was lackadaisical, and critics panned the event as exhausting. Here's why. Netflix offers something for everyone, which means Netflix offers everything, and we saw that on display on Saturday. Here's the issue. Nobody wants everything. Nobody wants everything. We each have our own unique, specific niche of interests of things we care about.

The live event crowd was lackadaisical, and critics panned the event as exhausting. Here's why. Netflix offers something for everyone, which means Netflix offers everything, and we saw that on display on Saturday. Here's the issue. Nobody wants everything. Nobody wants everything. We each have our own unique, specific niche of interests of things we care about.

In fact, that's why we each get completely different homepage experiences when you sign on to Netflix and watch Netflix. After all, Netflix is based in Silicon Valley. They're more similar to TikTok than they are to Disney. Like, Jack, can you imagine if you opened TikTok and saw everything on the internet? Like, you'd hate that. The curation is why TikTok is so good.

In fact, that's why we each get completely different homepage experiences when you sign on to Netflix and watch Netflix. After all, Netflix is based in Silicon Valley. They're more similar to TikTok than they are to Disney. Like, Jack, can you imagine if you opened TikTok and saw everything on the internet? Like, you'd hate that. The curation is why TikTok is so good.

In fact, that's why we each get completely different homepage experiences when you sign on to Netflix and watch Netflix. After all, Netflix is based in Silicon Valley. They're more similar to TikTok than they are to Disney. Like, Jack, can you imagine if you opened TikTok and saw everything on the internet? Like, you'd hate that. The curation is why TikTok is so good.

So besties, this ta-dum event, it was loved by Wall Street. But ironically, it's anti-Netflix and we give it two thumbs down. That's why the worst thing you'll watch on Netflix is... For our second story, the biggest soap startup in America, it's now Dr. Squatch, the $2 billion soap brand for dudes. Because Dr. Squatch didn't bet on influencers, they bet on comedians. Yes, stand-up comedians.

So besties, this ta-dum event, it was loved by Wall Street. But ironically, it's anti-Netflix and we give it two thumbs down. That's why the worst thing you'll watch on Netflix is... For our second story, the biggest soap startup in America, it's now Dr. Squatch, the $2 billion soap brand for dudes. Because Dr. Squatch didn't bet on influencers, they bet on comedians. Yes, stand-up comedians.

So besties, this ta-dum event, it was loved by Wall Street. But ironically, it's anti-Netflix and we give it two thumbs down. That's why the worst thing you'll watch on Netflix is... For our second story, the biggest soap startup in America, it's now Dr. Squatch, the $2 billion soap brand for dudes. Because Dr. Squatch didn't bet on influencers, they bet on comedians. Yes, stand-up comedians.

All right, but Jack, I got to ask you before we kick off the story. Bath, bathing, being in a tub, yay or nay? Oh, being in a bathtub. Yeah, yeah. How do you feel about that? Well, to quote a stand-up comedian, Jerry Seinfeld, being in a bath is like stewing in a soup of your own filth. Yeah, since my germaphobes took over. I'm a fan of the pre-bath shower, actually.

All right, but Jack, I got to ask you before we kick off the story. Bath, bathing, being in a tub, yay or nay? Oh, being in a bathtub. Yeah, yeah. How do you feel about that? Well, to quote a stand-up comedian, Jerry Seinfeld, being in a bath is like stewing in a soup of your own filth. Yeah, since my germaphobes took over. I'm a fan of the pre-bath shower, actually.

All right, but Jack, I got to ask you before we kick off the story. Bath, bathing, being in a tub, yay or nay? Oh, being in a bathtub. Yeah, yeah. How do you feel about that? Well, to quote a stand-up comedian, Jerry Seinfeld, being in a bath is like stewing in a soup of your own filth. Yeah, since my germaphobes took over. I'm a fan of the pre-bath shower, actually.

Otherwise, I need like a scoop of chlorine. Well, I need a post-bath shower, Jack. It turns out, besties, the most viral soap right now is also the most controversial in the history of hygiene. A soap made from used bath water. That's right. Get this. Actress Sidney Sweeney took a bath and then a company used that bath water and turned it into a soap for sale.

Otherwise, I need like a scoop of chlorine. Well, I need a post-bath shower, Jack. It turns out, besties, the most viral soap right now is also the most controversial in the history of hygiene. A soap made from used bath water. That's right. Get this. Actress Sidney Sweeney took a bath and then a company used that bath water and turned it into a soap for sale.

Otherwise, I need like a scoop of chlorine. Well, I need a post-bath shower, Jack. It turns out, besties, the most viral soap right now is also the most controversial in the history of hygiene. A soap made from used bath water. That's right. Get this. Actress Sidney Sweeney took a bath and then a company used that bath water and turned it into a soap for sale.

That company is Dr. Squatch, a male-focused bathing products brand. It's basically the successor to Axe Body Wash.

That company is Dr. Squatch, a male-focused bathing products brand. It's basically the successor to Axe Body Wash.

That company is Dr. Squatch, a male-focused bathing products brand. It's basically the successor to Axe Body Wash.