It’s another week in paradise. Here’s what you need to know to sound smart.

  1. Action packed Olympics weekend highlighted by 2 golds in figure skating for the US (love that Quad God flips just for the hell of it), Lindsey Vonn’s comeback being cut short (I blame this squirrel) and an incredible curling performance. We picked the perfect year to become curling heads. LFG.

  2. Klarna introduces a ‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ option for rent, with massive penalties for missing payments. Can’t see how this backfires at all. This could have larger economic implications than the Netflix password sharing bubble.

  3. Valentine’s Day approaches on Saturday, as spending is expected to hit a record $29B this year. Fellas, you have less than a week to get that reservation for 12 at Dave and Buster’s. Can’t let the crew down on Malentine’s Day.

  4. Groundbreaking case with identical twins on trial for murder in France, as prosecutors can’t distinguish between their DNA evidence and are unable to tell who fired the gun in a 2020 murder. God, I wish I had a twin so bad.

  5. The Seahawks beat the Pats in an absolute snoozefest. LET’S BREAK IT DOWN.

THE SUPER BOWL WAS SUPER MID

Well, that was a bust. At least the memes were decent.

Genuine congrats to Sam Darnold. The first man to win a Super Bowl and have a mono-graphic. He deserves everything the gets

WHAT ELSE IS GOOD

I for one am absolutely thrilled to see this evolution of the English language led by the greatest performance artists of our time: Clavicular live-stream tweet captioners.

One of the greatest questions of our time (I’m embarrassed that I understood this entire sentence with ease.)

New way to get CTE just dropped and it’s the league where two massive dudes run into each other full speed. Real-life jousting goes extremely hard.

If they want to spice up the Pro Bowl, they should absolutely add this next year

A unicyclist who was arrested for juggling fire at an intersection goes viral after police cam footage shows the cop admitting that it was “actually really good.” Honestly, kind of a W for the juggler. Validation as a unicyclist is hard to come by.

This is actually kind of worth going to jail for.

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READ THAT AGAIN

Editor’s Note: This is new weekly guest segment from our good friend at Read That Again, the Entrapranure newsletter, covering the biggest finance news of the week in a way that only they can. ENJOY.

Salutations, rare fish investors. Organic children’s food company (made for kids, not of them), Once Upon a Farm IPOd last week. Jennifer Garner is listed as a co-founder. Good to see you’ve found some success, Jen.

Once Upon a Farm, ticker $OFRM, debuted at $21/share on the exchange and closed up 17% on Friday. Their organic products have hooked avocado-toast-eating millennial parents and their insufferable vegan, gluten-free offspring (Montessori).

I’m told this is being hailed as a success. When I was actively committing securities fraud (I still am, but I did before too), this wouldn’t warrant a participation trophy.

See, when I was 13, I made the life-changing decision to legally transition into a 30-year old (I was stuck in the wrong body). By the time I was 31, I had IPOd on four international stock exchanges with 10 different public companies (9 successfully went bankrupt). I can only hope the shareholders of Once Upon a Farm can follow in my wealth-trajectory footsteps (penniless).

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