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Today we discuss Anand’s personal email request, Notre-Dame Cathedral will get funding, mall store closers, Jack Ma endorses extreme overtime, Lyft airport pickup, Russell Wilson highest paid player in NFL, Zuckerberg Security, Netflix releases earnings report, Jordan 4 retro OG bred release info and Walmart Subscription box.  

• Group Chat jetting off to NYC!! [2:21]
• Does cursing exhibit a lack of self-control and respect for people around you? [5:45]
• France vows to rebuild Notre Dame Cathedral after devastating fire. Why is this getting so much attention? [7:05]
• Malls see tsunami of store closures. How much does the in person experience matter? [11:51]
• China’s extreme overtime work culture and the social media backlash. What is the winning formula? [19:33]
• Lyft trying to solve the problem of the airport pick up experience. [25:32]
• Russell Wilson becomes NFL’s highest paid player with $140M USD extension deal. [29:33]
• What would you do with $22 million of security? Just ask Mark Zuckerberg. [34:14]
• Netflix earnings report drops: Is there trouble brewing ahead? [37:56]
• Dee is looking for the ‘Kathy’ hookup for his dream shoe: The Air Jordan IV OG “Bred” returns for 30th anniversary celebrations. [44:10]
• Walmart’s new play for young consumers: A subscription box for kids. [49:15]
• Group Chat road trip continues on…Super connectors! [56:00]

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• Offering shoppers new experiences isn’t helping as malls see tsunami of store closures, falling traffic
• Jack Ma Again Endorses Extreme Overtime as Furor Rages On
• Lyft brings back the taxi line as it desperately tries to crack the airport pickup
• Russell Wilson Becomes NFL’s Highest Paid Player With $140M USD Extension Deal
• It cost Facebook $22 million to keep Mark Zuckerberg safe last year
• Netflix drops on earnings report showing weak guidance, CMO retires
• The Air Jordan IV OG “Bred” Returns for 30th Anniversary Celebrations
• Walmart’s new play for young consumers: A subscription box for kids