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Jan 2024
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$2B Cruise Ship to Set Sail & US Economy...

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Episode 244: Neal and Toby break down the launch of Icon of the Seas, the biggest cruise ship ever built and what it means for the cruise industry and what it says about the hospitality industry. Next up, the US economy is on fire and media layoffs have been rampant this week. The guys share their stock and dog of the week and why are French farmers protesting? And finally the beef between Americans and Brits over... Tea.

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