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It's The Freakin' Catalina Lime Mixer! | Live To Tell Episode 30

The underground story of business, entrepreneurs and influencers... and Natty Claw.

By Madeline LenaStaff Writer

4:16PM • 09/20/19

On this week's episode of Live To Tell, Nick and Cassie discuss Google's new search function, Gen Z's surprise efforts to fight off the retail apocalypse, and whether they'd eat the new Pizza Hut-Kelloggs Stuffed Cheez-It Pizza collab. Plus, does every celebrity need to endorse or start their own alcoholic beverage brand?

Fantastic: Natty Light Crashing the Catalina Wine Mixer

Celebrity: MJ Launches New Tequila Brand With 3 Other NBA Owners

Cash Money: Gen Z May Stave Off the Retail Apocalypse

Forward Thinking: Google's New Search Function Displays Key Moments Within Videos

Friend or Foe: Pizza Hut and Kelloggs' Stuffed Cheez-It Pizza Collab

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