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How Do You Even Pronounce 'Mahomes', Anyway? | Live To Tell Ep. 44

The underground story of business, entrepreneurs and influencers... and Super Bowl commercials.

By Madeline LenaStaff Writer

2:14PM • 01/24/20

On this week's episode of Live To Tell, Nick and Cassie get a head start on tackling Super Bowl ads and we find out whether Cassie knows who's playing in the big game this year. They also discuss why Nick should have bought Tesla shares last year and analyze the fallout from Burgerim's shuttering.

Fantastic: Super Bowl Ad Teasers are Out

Celebrity: Mahomes Set To Unseat Brady as NFL Merch King

Cash Money: Tesla is Now Worth More Than Ford and GM Combined

Forward Thinking: Netflix's Determination to Remain Ad-Free

Friend or Foe: Now-Bankrupt Burgerim

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