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

  1. US, Israel and Iran exchange strikes over the weekend, killing Iran Supreme Leader Ayatollah (and the other candidates to replace him) and creating chaos on Polymarket. As always, there’s an Epstein email for that.

  2. Record for fastest 40 by a tight end set by Kenyon Sadiq at the Combine, while Mississippi State’s Brenen Thompson runs a 4.26 (good for 3rd fastest ever.) Still wasn’t enough to wake Aaron Glenn. Get your rest in, king.

  3. Michael B. Jordan wins Best Actor at the SAG Awards (I’m not calling them the Actor Awards, I’m sorry) while Catherine O’Hara posthumously wins for The Studio. Beautiful speech by Seth Rogen here but can we get a Chris Rock slap or something at the Oscars in 2 weeks? Need to feed the meme machine.

  4. Blood moon’ lunar eclipse coming tomorrow, often seen as an omen for impending catastrophes or death of kings. Someone get eyes on the ASU frat leader to make sure he’s safe. A blood moon on 3/3 at 3:33 am EST is no joke.

  5. Michael Jordan’s NASCAR team win 3rd race in a row. If it’s anything like his first three-peat, we’re just weeks away from MJ going play to minor league baseball to avoid a gambling suspension from Stern. Can’t wait.

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Salutations, verified drone operators. As the AI wars draw to a close (I’m just about to win/finish all over them), the chatbots are fighting for waning popularity. And Anthropic just took pole position (not the kind your girlfriend does).

After a historic weekend (large language models finally achieving their goal of hard-launching WWIII), there’s a new GPT voted “most likely to end it all.” Anthropic’s Claude app shot to the top of the Apple App Store leaderboard and displaced longtime champ ChatGPT.

Why? Well, turns out some iPhone users weren’t all that thrilled with my personal sugar daddy, Sam Altman’s decision to assist the Pentagon with world domination (ironic as I already dominated everything, including your mom).

As far as I’m concerned, the AI overlords can have their petty arguments amongst themselves. What I care most about is, of course, dicks. I mean, DICK’s Sporting Goods. Remaining firmly and thickly in the top downloaded Apple App Store Apps.

Remember this, while the tech gods race to annihilate all life on Earth, focus your attention on DICK’s to maximize your net girth and success. And always Read That Again each Tuesday. That again read.

WHAT ELSE IS GOOD

Shia LeBouf gives insane interview in the aftermath of his Mardi Gras heard round the world, talks about how he HATES Mike Piazza, is a member of a LA gang as a “T-shirt salesman” and says “gay people are scary to me.” Yup that about covers all the bases.

Up there for headline graphic of the year of the year

Ohio’s Great Wolf Lodge has unveiled its new ranch dressing milkshake that come’s with crispy chicken, carrots, celery and of course- ranch dressing. Is it crazy to say that I absolutely would eat this without a second thought? I’ve put much worse in my body.

Raccoon eating out the trash type of meal (complimentary)

The steroid era of camels is upon is as 20 animals in Oman were disqualified from the annual Camel Beauty Contest for using Botox, lip fillers, artificial hump inflation and more. Easily the most controversial thing happening in the Middle East right now.

Kim Kameldashian? Camela Anderson? There’s something there

Major respect to Cameron Brink’s fiancee, who met her by shooting his shot via email with the subject line “attempting to mingle.” Might have to steal this one. Way better than emailing ladies “OPEN THIS OR BAD LUCK FOR 15 YEARS” like I’ve been doing.

Surprisingly, “Someone Viewed Your LinkedIn Profile”has a 0% success rate as well

You’re not gonna see a more electric piece of content than this McDonald’s CEO reviewing the new Big Arch burger. Definitely a man who’s had McDonald’s before.

this guy is going to snap one day and it will be the scariest thing ever

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