What Would You Be Willing To Do For $1.7 Billion?

Popeyes' chicken sandwich broke the internet, and the company plans to bring it back, while also hiring 400 additional employees.

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What Would You Be Willing To Do For $1.7 Billion?

TL;DR

Popeyes plans to bring back its chicken sandwich and hire 400 additional employees. Alphabet has reportedly made an offer to buy Fitbit.

On this week's episode of Live To Tell, Nick and Cassie conquer some feed lags to discuss all things Chicken Sandwich Wars—the Popeyes sandwich that broke the internet is back and throwing shade—as well as whether poop photos can really train artificial intelligence, Nick's Halloween costume and if Apple's new AirPods Pro are worth the price.

Fantastic: Popeyes Trolls Chick-fil-A, Plans to Bring Back Chicken Sandwich This Sunday

Celebrity: WeWork Founder Adam Neumann Now Fully Ousted After SoftBank Acquisition

Cash Money: Alphabet Reportedly Makes Offer To Buy Fitbit

Forward Thinking: Poop Photos Are Now Training AI

Friend or Foe: Apple's New $250 AirPods Pro

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This story was originally published in 1851 Franchise on November 1, 2019. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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