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PSA card theft, Trevor Milton’s jet comeback and airplane etiquette

A nearly $1 million shipment of graded cards disappears, while TBPN weighs the risks behind a revived private-jet program and the everyday frictions of flying.

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TBPN begins with the theft of a FedEx truck near PSA’s grading center in Santa Ana. Roughly 250 packages of graded cards were taken. PSA has deactivated the cards’ unique certification numbers, while the value of part of the shipment is still being assessed and customer compensation remains subject to insurance limits.

The discussion then turns to Trevor Milton’s return to aviation and the SJ30. The aircraft has a long development history and received FAA certification in 2005, but that legacy does not answer the harder commercial questions: can production restart, and will buyers choose this offering over established alternatives?

The episode closes this stretch with the unwritten rules of air travel: middle-seat pricing, loud phone videos, window shades and basic consideration for fellow passengers. The hosts also react to Mercedes-AMG’s announced 1,153-horsepower electric SUV and discuss the instinctive focus athletes rely on under pressure.

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