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Speaker 2: There's a lot of different kinds of money out there.
Speaker 2: I learned that growing up.
Speaker 4: You know, there's like a old money, new money, blood money,
Speaker 4: drug money. We didn't have any of that. What we
Speaker 4: had was good money, right, good money. That's where your
Speaker 4: parents buy you something you don't like. They go, we
Speaker 4: paid good money for them. Good money buys the worst
Speaker 4: stuff too. It's never anything good. Good money buys like
Speaker 4: airbrush T shirts with your name on it from Gatlinburg, Tennessee.
Speaker 4: I had a lot of T shirts with wolves on
Speaker 4: it growing up. My mom thought I'd look good in
Speaker 4: a wolf T shirt. She was like, the more wolves
Speaker 4: are better, put them all over that thing. Don't put
Speaker 4: a little moon on there.
Speaker 1: Give that wolf something to Hallie turned to wax.
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Speaker 6: You hear the distance under this, then you stray?
Speaker 2: Good question.
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Speaker 8: All right, Welcome to the Power Trip Morning Show. It
Speaker 8: is Thursday, Fab nineteen. That is Chris Hoy. That is
Speaker 8: saus Where Zach.
Speaker 7: I'm sure that he's stuck in the ditch upside down
Speaker 7: on fire.
Speaker 8: Well, Tommy might be Tommy's he's running a little bit
Speaker 8: late again. Now, last week we learned if he texts
Speaker 8: me that he's running a little bit late, that means
Speaker 8: he just got out of bed, right and he's got
Speaker 8: to drive silently to the Saint Louis Park Studios. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 8: anybody here from Zach or not.
Speaker 7: No, he's dead, I hope not.
Speaker 2: Is he not just sitting back there in the dark.
Speaker 2: Sometimes he does that too.
Speaker 7: Are you waving me if you're back there?
Speaker 2: No, it's not back there.
Speaker 7: The roads are much worse than you think they are.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're not good. They're terrible.
Speaker 7: I mean, I love it, and I'm sorry to be
Speaker 7: this guy. I can't help it.
Speaker 6: But we've all had this thought. The guy in the
Speaker 6: giant twenty five hundred Chevy yep with the Duelley's and
Speaker 6: the double cab and it's taller than it could be,
Speaker 6: and the wheels were seven thousand dollars apiece and they're
Speaker 6: super wide. Who doesn't realize that he still can't go
Speaker 6: one hundred miles an hour on ice yep? This guy
Speaker 6: was at least one hundred yards off of ninety four
Speaker 6: in the woods.
Speaker 9: Well you're you live there now, sir.
Speaker 2: Yeah, should have slowed down.
Speaker 8: There's a lot of car and truck commercials where that's
Speaker 8: what it looks like you can do right off roating
Speaker 8: go in al terms.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so that guy's gonna need builders rom motelers.
Speaker 2: For his car. Yeah, the guy's just living life.
Speaker 7: He's living it.
Speaker 2: To build him a house in the woods.
Speaker 7: That's right.
Speaker 6: Well, yeah he does need a house now, yeah he does. Yeah, No,
Speaker 6: you're right, he was living his best life. I shouldn't criticize.
Speaker 6: I shouldn't criticize, but but you do. Go man, I
Speaker 6: know it looks like the roads are just wet. But
Speaker 6: wherever you came from, was there not ice? Because did
Speaker 6: you drive from Florida?
Speaker 2: Right? There might be ice there?
Speaker 7: That might be right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So be.
Speaker 7: Careful, I guess is what we're saying. We need everyone
Speaker 7: you sauce.
Speaker 8: You know you understand this though one man's bowel movement
Speaker 8: is another man's dessert.
Speaker 2: Correct, Oh my what Dad loves that.
Speaker 8: For example, like now that, now that the kiddles are
Speaker 8: into skiing and snowboarding. In past years, I'd be like,
Speaker 8: son of a bitch, Yeah I don't want snow Now
Speaker 8: yesterday I'm like, oh hell yeah, let's go. Oh it's
Speaker 8: just weird. Last year I would have hated this. Now
Speaker 8: it's like, bring it on.
Speaker 7: I'm so glad you guys found this for each other's
Speaker 7: love it. Man, that's so good for you guys.
Speaker 10: Love it and there is as you know, Corey, now
Speaker 10: that you are are back into it. There is a
Speaker 10: massive difference between the fake snow and this kind of snow.
Speaker 2: Oh this is the best. Yeah, this would be sweet.
Speaker 7: They're both here together. It's what's that telling you? How
Speaker 7: is that riot? He's not dead? Or is that his ghost?
Speaker 7: Is that a ghost? That was That was terrible? That
Speaker 7: was Yeah, that wasn't good. That wasn't tell me that
Speaker 7: was That was just that.
Speaker 2: I wanted to see what it was like. That was
Speaker 2: pretty good? Was it good? Yeah?
Speaker 7: What'd you think.
Speaker 11: It was the Tommy Elson experience? We should just sell
Speaker 11: tickets to do the Tommy Also experience.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 8: I don't think that's what the Tommy Elson experience is.
Speaker 10: And it's during the commercial break. Maybe they pay you
Speaker 10: and be Tommy.
Speaker 2: Are you dry? What do you mean?
Speaker 8: Are you we're still talking about are you dry? No,
Speaker 8: you're not? I mean physically right now?
Speaker 2: Are you drying a little bit? Yeah?
Speaker 8: Okay, then you are not on the back end of
Speaker 8: a Tommy Elsen experience. I don't want to be in
Speaker 8: the back end of Tommy Is your.
Speaker 2: A little bit?
Speaker 7: Yeah? Well there you mind?
Speaker 2: This is like.
Speaker 8: You is your face covered in something that you're not
Speaker 8: exactly sure what it is, then.
Speaker 2: You might have just experienced Tommy Els.
Speaker 8: Was it an awkward morning with your brother? You might
Speaker 8: have just experienced Tommy Els. So you do one. You're
Speaker 8: a comedian, here's your side. Were you the fourth in line?
Speaker 8: But the guy demanded he go last experience that's real,
Speaker 8: and you didn't sell it. You like trailed off. You
Speaker 8: got really not excited about that joke.
Speaker 10: Yeah, but but I'm a whipped dog.
Speaker 2: I don't know what I'm supposed to do. Will guess what?
Speaker 2: You know, Once in a while, a dog wins the
Speaker 2: Westminster or runs out onto an Olympic event.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you know, we talked about that yesterday, that if
Speaker 8: that dog was an actual wolf and just ripped one
Speaker 8: of the cross country skiers.
Speaker 7: Fair You talked about that, yes, d Yeah.
Speaker 2: You said that. What if let's go a little bit
Speaker 2: less graphic.
Speaker 8: What if that dog just tripped one of the winners, like, yeah,
Speaker 8: gold medal guy, or it was a gal, right, was
Speaker 8: it the female skiers?
Speaker 2: I remember, Let's say it was the gals.
Speaker 8: Gals about to win a gold medal, her life goal
Speaker 8: about to be achieved, and some random dog just trips
Speaker 8: her and then we find out later it's a Tanya
Speaker 8: Harding situation and that dog had been trained to take her.
Speaker 8: Oh you know what I'm saying, Paul, your hands up,
Speaker 8: Tanya Harding one thousand percent.
Speaker 7: I think so, I think we'd be happy together for
Speaker 7: about ten minutes.
Speaker 8: She's mean, yes, I mean, hey, before we look her up,
Speaker 8: before we look her up, that was the nineties scross
Speaker 8: ninety four Olympics.
Speaker 2: Right, that's so great.
Speaker 8: Right, So if that was ninety four Olympics, that was
Speaker 8: thirty two years ago.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all do you think she must.
Speaker 8: She must be about your rais right, I wun't. She
Speaker 8: probably be in her early twenties there, Yeah, I bet yeah,
Speaker 8: I know exactly how old she is. So I'm gonna
Speaker 8: say she's in Hawk's ring.
Speaker 2: She's got to be about fifty five ish.
Speaker 7: She I need to fight, Jeff, she is fifty five?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that sounds about rad Okay. Have you seen her video? Reo, Chris, Yeah,
Speaker 2: she matured. Yeah, you're in, you're in? Oh wow, you're in?
Speaker 7: Yeah, she uh matured.
Speaker 8: Where were that rank in terms of all time great
Speaker 8: sports scandals? And somebody trained No, I'm saying, if somebody
Speaker 8: trained a dog to take out the leader of a
Speaker 8: cross country ski race. How do you get a dog
Speaker 8: even on the you know, like in the area on
Speaker 8: the premises, How do you get that dog through security?
Speaker 7: She and eye dog?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Oh great, great point hawk. Yeah.
Speaker 12: Oh.
Speaker 8: Some of us called that Robin hood where you use
Speaker 8: a cane, you start asking for money, and then all
Speaker 8: of a sudden then you take the glasses in the.
Speaker 2: Head off and you win archery.
Speaker 6: Context these hooters over here, Oh yeah, it's still the
Speaker 6: same face.
Speaker 2: It's your girl, Tanya Hardy. Yeah.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, Well, somebody just shot to the top of
Speaker 8: Chris's list.
Speaker 7: I wouldn't say she's the top.
Speaker 2: That's gonna be the background of that computer for a while.
Speaker 7: No, I'm leaving this as it is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, No.
Speaker 7: Good for her. She's still with us.
Speaker 8: No, at three o'clock today, Barrero is going to crack
Speaker 8: open the mic and then Gergey's gonna jump on it
Speaker 8: like three oh one and go, why is there a
Speaker 8: busty picture of Tanya Harding on this computer?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 10: Yeah, the Olympic spirit. Yeah, they'll both pause and go,
Speaker 10: oh yeah, Hawks, I forget that computer. Yeah yeah, yeah,
Speaker 10: Tanya Hardy. Yeah, I actually hate that the Olympics are
Speaker 10: wrapping up man.
Speaker 2: We got three days to go. Yes hockey yesterday was awesome.
Speaker 2: That game was tense.
Speaker 8: Even you know, I like, you know, I like five
Speaker 8: four hockey games. But when it's won nothing and everyone's
Speaker 8: on the edge of their seat, and then Sweden freaking scores,
Speaker 8: You're like, is this gonna be the all time heartbreak?
Speaker 8: With a minute and thirty one to go, we're gonna
Speaker 8: get sniped? And then this guy and Quinnesota went international persuaded.
Speaker 3: Where's Raven flat and across star.
Speaker 10: Sweeten concheck and we are headed for overtime.
Speaker 2: In the line news we played.
Speaker 7: Three and a half minutes and overtime when.
Speaker 1: Years six pistons Pistons risen over time.
Speaker 3: Let's see he in the United States that facebool buck
Speaker 3: here du semis.
Speaker 8: The game was awesome. It was just awesome. Yeah, No,
Speaker 8: the way to say it super fun.
Speaker 11: Well, I mean all pretty much all the hockey games
Speaker 11: yesterday were incredible, incredible. That of course followed up Canada
Speaker 11: and check you in which check ya, I mean, very.
Speaker 2: Very close to beating Canada.
Speaker 11: And it would have been probably unbelievable, one of the
Speaker 11: biggest upsets in Olympic history. And uh, but Canada pulled
Speaker 11: it out at the end.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was great.
Speaker 11: And then of course obviously us avoiding.
Speaker 2: You felt that all.
Speaker 11: Period long when there was only one with only gold deficit,
Speaker 11: like we we needed another one, we needed to get
Speaker 11: some separation, and then we didn't get the separation. And
Speaker 11: Sweden's a hell of a hockey team and uh they
Speaker 11: they proved it like yesterday, thank god for Quinn Hughes
Speaker 11: and Matt Boldie. I said on Twitter, they've had about
Speaker 11: as much overtime, especially Boldie the wilder or I think
Speaker 11: tied for the lead or maybe in the lead of
Speaker 11: overtime games. So they've had about as much much experience
Speaker 11: has anybody on the ice in that three and three setting,
Speaker 11: and they took advantage of it. And here we go
Speaker 11: elect my finals come.
Speaker 10: It's sweet to see our guys out there where you're like, oh,
Speaker 10: that's our and then Eric on the other side. Yeah,
Speaker 10: the only issue is like you're like, don't get hurt.
Speaker 10: Don't get hurt like Sydney did. Right, we know any
Speaker 10: more about that. I've not seen the latest.
Speaker 11: The last I heard is they're gonna He's going to
Speaker 11: be evaluated. I think MRI all that, but uh yeah,
Speaker 11: Sidney Crosby got hurt.
Speaker 2: I think in the second period of the.
Speaker 6: Is that a crust between Dave senekon and it sounds
Speaker 6: like you said, Cinny Crosby and I'm like, oh, I
Speaker 6: don't mean to go back to.
Speaker 2: It's over for him. Yeah, he's derailed. It's going to
Speaker 2: be the wallpaper.
Speaker 7: You guys remember the movie.
Speaker 13: Tanya never saw it, but obviously it was critically a clise.
Speaker 2: It's very very Margot Robbie.
Speaker 6: Can you imagine the day that Tanya Harding was told
Speaker 6: Margot Robbie is going to play you in.
Speaker 8: It's just I mean, you know, if like, there's no
Speaker 8: nice way to say this, but again, if if if
Speaker 8: The Power to Morning Show was made into a movie
Speaker 8: and they were like, hey, Brad Pitt's gonna play you
Speaker 8: had go, well, that's that's really dumb for Brad. Yeah, right,
Speaker 8: like that's that's not that doesn't make it. Yeah, I mean,
Speaker 8: that's you know whatever. The gap between Margot Robbie and
Speaker 8: Tanya Harding is significant, but she.
Speaker 7: Must have been like, son of a bitch, that's awesome.
Speaker 2: Tanya must have been like, is that what I look like?
Speaker 8: Is that the closest Hollywood comp Margot Robbie.
Speaker 2: The lady from Wolf of Wall Street that one.
Speaker 11: Yeah, to be fair, the gap between Margot Robbie and
Speaker 11: every woman on earth is pretty significant.
Speaker 2: Agreed.
Speaker 8: But my guess is Tanya either had one of those
Speaker 8: two reactions like that's ridiculous.
Speaker 2: I'm not even in that category? Or am I in
Speaker 2: that category? Man?
Speaker 14: You know?
Speaker 2: I bet she was flattered?
Speaker 7: Oh my god.
Speaker 6: Yeah, what a cast by the way, Tanya Hardingania, Margot Robbie,
Speaker 6: Alison Janney, Sebastian stan who played Jeff Galulei, McKenna Grace,
Speaker 6: and Paul Walter Houser.
Speaker 8: So, hey, McKenna Grace, that's the guy that we just
Speaker 8: talked about yesterday. I had never heard that name until
Speaker 8: yesterday when she's the new Daphne, even though she's blonde.
Speaker 8: But she was in that movie. So I guess she's
Speaker 8: been a thing for a handful of years.
Speaker 2: You never heard of her.
Speaker 8: I had neither welcome to welcome to my you know,
Speaker 8: I guess she's in the she's made it now.
Speaker 13: Yeah, good for her, right whatever, Tanya, I Chris.
Speaker 10: That's how you're going to introduce yourself, you Paul, yep me,
Speaker 10: Paul Paul. Yeah, who who gets the broken leg?
Speaker 8: And I Chris. He doesn't care, he'll take it, and
Speaker 8: I think he helps.
Speaker 11: Yeah, just about Chris asking Tanya to break his leg.
Speaker 6: Here's a scene from I Chris.
Speaker 2: So here's here's the weird thing.
Speaker 8: If we go back thirty two years, you could never
Speaker 8: explain this to Tanya Hardy nor Nancy Kerrigan in the moment.
Speaker 2: But in a lot of ways, it's the greatest thing
Speaker 2: that ever happened to him.
Speaker 8: Because if they just go out there and skate, whether
Speaker 8: they win the gold or whether they win the bronze
Speaker 8: or silver or don't medal, they're just a couple of
Speaker 8: Olympic skaters that would have been immediately forgotten. Yeah, but
Speaker 8: now they're legendary. Right thirty two years later, we're still talking.
Speaker 2: About them, both of them.
Speaker 10: Can I ask a question I don't like, I don't
Speaker 10: remember all of it. Was she attacked like on the ice,
Speaker 10: or was she like walking back to the locker room.
Speaker 7: She was back in the locker room. I remember the look.
Speaker 8: In the hallway and there was like a hallway shot
Speaker 8: of her going that's exactly why she's leaning up against
Speaker 8: a wall.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Yeah, and.
Speaker 6: That's been so uh misconceived.
Speaker 7: I didn't notice I saw Itinia. She was just singing
Speaker 7: an Anta Lynnox song.
Speaker 10: Yeah, brilliant. I thought you were brilliant. I starred there.
Speaker 8: Or Human Nature by Michael Jackson, Right, great song, even better,
Speaker 8: A great song.
Speaker 3: And Tiny's like tell him that it's human Nature.
Speaker 8: Yeah, quit singing, and Michael Jackson's like, that's a song.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's brilliant.
Speaker 8: And didn't Nancy get like a silver? And Tanya didn't meddle?
Speaker 8: I think that's something like that, right, one of them
Speaker 8: medaled and I feel like it was Nancy, but she
Speaker 8: didn't get the gold. I feel like it was a silver.
Speaker 8: And Tanya was off the podium. Tanya was off the rails.
Speaker 2: Called those now she's on hawks rails.
Speaker 8: Dude, some of the things, Zach, you just you you
Speaker 8: should have been born in the eighties because you would
Speaker 8: have been a child of the nineties. You like nineties
Speaker 8: alternative rock. You would have loved nineties like Nickelodeon cartoons,
Speaker 8: the Best Man.
Speaker 7: Parts of it. That would have been harder for him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, well said, well said she got plus who
Speaker 2: did Nancy did? Yeah?
Speaker 7: Okay, okay, yeah, I had it in my brain.
Speaker 2: You finished fourth, so oh all right.
Speaker 10: Yeah ascle interesting interesting, interesting Builders and Remodelers brings you
Speaker 10: the first segment of the Power Trim Morning Show.
Speaker 2: Thanks, Buildings and Remodelings, remonels.
Speaker 7: Be careful out there. Everybody's all right.
Speaker 2: Tommy should be here shortly, Bet Leber later. This is
Speaker 2: the Power Grim Morning Show on the fan.
Speaker 7: Hey, welcome back every one, and d're still waiting on
Speaker 7: Tom's over there.
Speaker 8: He's not here yet, right, Nope, just getting through the Yeah,
Speaker 8: the slow roads. It's it's icy out there. You know,
Speaker 8: there's nobody on the roads when when we're driving in.
Speaker 8: But you guys probably felt this. The thing that sucks
Speaker 8: about when you're the one of the first people out
Speaker 8: in the morning after.
Speaker 2: The plows go is.
Speaker 8: I was on four ninety four and three ninety four,
Speaker 8: and I was never sure if I was in an
Speaker 8: actual lane same right, because the the tracks from the
Speaker 8: general population have not been paved.
Speaker 2: No, so there's there's just it's just like driving on
Speaker 2: a lake.
Speaker 8: It's just I guess I'm going to be kind of
Speaker 8: over here and hopefully nobody's even remotely close to me.
Speaker 2: You just want to be cool, pick a lane, but
Speaker 2: there's no lane. Yeh, there's none. Yeah.
Speaker 10: It was the same thing on Highway one hundred. Yeah,
Speaker 10: it's just yeah, you don't know everybody touched. No, no,
Speaker 10: it was even when I was you.
Speaker 2: No, it was not.
Speaker 5: Ladies and gentlemen, I please have your attention.
Speaker 2: Is it.
Speaker 5: I've just been handed an urgent and horrifying news story,
Speaker 5: and I need all of you to stop what you're
Speaker 5: doing and listen.
Speaker 2: Chris.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Brad Reese, the grandson of the inventor of Reese's
Speaker 8: peanut butter cups, is criticizing the Hershey Company for quote
Speaker 8: quietly replacing the candies flagship chocolate and peanut butter ingredients to.
Speaker 6: Hold you, guys, it does not taste anything like a
Speaker 6: Reese's cup.
Speaker 8: Freaking nailed it. Because, by the way, you know, it's dumb. Again,
Speaker 8: We've said this so many times. I know Reese's it
Speaker 8: looks like a last name, but you just think it's
Speaker 8: like a made up fictional character for a product. Then
Speaker 8: you hear like, oh, the grandson's name is Brad Reese.
Speaker 8: You're like, oh, that actually is the Reese's family, right.
Speaker 8: That's such a great bit, that's such a great bet.
Speaker 8: Better run into you you better hand it over. That's
Speaker 8: his that's an apostrophe es at the end of Reese anyway. So, yeah,
Speaker 8: the grandson of the inventor of Reese's peanut butter cups
Speaker 8: is saying the Hershey Company quote quietly replaced the ingredients,
Speaker 8: so they switched up the recipe.
Speaker 6: It is so cheap tasting now it doesn't taste anything
Speaker 6: like a Reese cup. And and uh, furthermore, they're the
Speaker 6: only thing available to give out a Halloween anymore, those
Speaker 6: in kit kats. Ye, So let's get some variety A
Speaker 6: and B. Now that old Reese has said something about it, let's.
Speaker 7: Go back to the old days.
Speaker 2: Let's go back. How about this?
Speaker 8: He claimed on LinkedIn last week that the company has
Speaker 8: replaced milk chocolate with compound coatings and peanut butter with
Speaker 8: peanut butter style cream across multiple Reese's products, a move
Speaker 8: that he alleges has eroded the Reese's brand and jeopardize
Speaker 8: his consumer trusts.
Speaker 2: Yeah, got heart, They're terrible.
Speaker 7: Yeah, they taste nothing like a Reese cup.
Speaker 8: Now, terrible is an overstatement. They're still awesome, but terrible.
Speaker 8: But it's crazy that that you nailed this because man,
Speaker 8: they didn't announce this right. It wasn't like, hey, we
Speaker 8: switched it up a little bit, We're going to change
Speaker 8: things up after you know whatever.
Speaker 2: Ninety years, however long they've been around. Yeah, nope, Yeah,
Speaker 2: quietly did it.
Speaker 6: Let's let's find a way to cheapen our product and
Speaker 6: make it taste worse and nobody will notice because our
Speaker 6: consumers are.
Speaker 8: Eightieth here's the years. Brad Reese is the grandson of HB. Reese,
Speaker 8: who spent two years at Hershey before forming his own
Speaker 8: company in nineteen nineteen.
Speaker 2: HB.
Speaker 8: Reese invented Reese's Peanut Butter Cups in nineteen twenty eight,
Speaker 8: and his six sons eventually sold his company to Hershey
Speaker 8: in nineteen sixty three and they ruin.
Speaker 2: So how old is this dude?
Speaker 8: If Brad's even a grandson of a guy who was
Speaker 8: kicking it around in nineteen nineteen, Brad can't be young, okay.
Speaker 8: In a statement of CBS News, Hershey said it sometimes
Speaker 8: makes product recipe adjusts. Seven He's seventy, okay, product recipe adjustments.
Speaker 8: Although it noted that Reese's Peanut butter cups are made
Speaker 8: the same way they always have been.
Speaker 7: Well, sure if the ingredients are different, right, correct?
Speaker 2: My favorite bit.
Speaker 8: As we've grown and expanded the Reese's product line, we
Speaker 8: make product recipe adjustments that allow us to make new shapes, sizes,
Speaker 8: and innovations that Reese's fans have come to love and
Speaker 8: ask for, while always protecting the essence of what makes
Speaker 8: Reese's unique and special, the perfect combination of chocolate and
Speaker 8: peanut butter.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna tell you, if they had said we replaced
Speaker 6: chocolate with cardboard, I would have bought it.
Speaker 7: That's how bad it taste. Wow, I'm pissed. I knew it,
Speaker 7: and I've been screaming to the top.
Speaker 2: Of the roofs. You have, brad He thinks Hershey went
Speaker 2: too far. Yeah, he said.
Speaker 8: He recently threw out a bag freeze his many Hearts,
Speaker 8: which were a new product release for Valentine's Day. The
Speaker 8: packaging notes that the heart heart shaped candies are made
Speaker 8: from chocolate, candy and peanut butter cream. So again not milk,
Speaker 8: chocolate and peanut butter. Yeah, brad Rees said, quote it
Speaker 8: was not edible. You have to understand I used to
Speaker 8: eat a Reese's product every day.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is devastating news for me. Yes, yep, God, I.
Speaker 11: Have noticed like the trees and the eggs, like those
Speaker 11: special ones do not taste anywhere they.
Speaker 7: Are not, So bring back Reese Classic.
Speaker 2: The trees are outstanding here, No check this out.
Speaker 8: So the US Food and Drug Administration has strict ingredients
Speaker 8: and labeling requirements for chocolate to be considered milk. Chocolate
Speaker 8: products must contain at least ten percent chocolate liqueur, which
Speaker 8: is a paste made from ground cocoa beans and contains
Speaker 8: no alcohol. Products must also contain at least twelve percent
Speaker 8: milk solids in three point thirty nine percent milk fat.
Speaker 8: But here's here's where it comes to Barb's office, right,
Speaker 8: because Barb has sometimes those little mini chocolate minie Hershey
Speaker 8: like Crackle, Mister Goodbar, special Dark Right. Companies get around
Speaker 8: those rules by using other wording on their packaging. For example,
Speaker 8: the rapper for Hershey's Mister Goodbar contains the words chocolate
Speaker 8: candy instead of milk chocolate.
Speaker 14: Oh.
Speaker 8: Reese claims this is Brad again. Brad Reese claims that
Speaker 8: Hershey changed the recipes for multiple Reese's products in recent years,
Speaker 8: Reese's Take five and Fast Break bars used to be
Speaker 8: coated with milk chocolate, he said, but now they aren't.
Speaker 8: In the early two thousands, when Hershey released white Reeses,
Speaker 8: they were made with white chocolate. Now they're made with
Speaker 8: a white cream. Oh damn, go ahead.
Speaker 2: I'll just say.
Speaker 11: It's like when the movie theater they say it's a
Speaker 11: butter flavoring.
Speaker 2: They're not.
Speaker 7: This is this is.
Speaker 2: Vindication.
Speaker 6: And everybody's like, you know, here's the deal that we
Speaker 6: need to make more money, so let's make our product
Speaker 6: worse and not tell anybody something.
Speaker 8: The very last line, the very last line of the
Speaker 8: story is just one final quote from Brad Reese. He says,
Speaker 8: I absolutely believe in innovation, but my preference is innovation
Speaker 8: with quality.
Speaker 3: You're fat?
Speaker 2: How can he be?
Speaker 8: He has every day, he said, some Reese product every day,
Speaker 8: even if you are Brad freaking Reese. Yeah, Merry Christmas,
Speaker 8: skip Christmas bread. Put the chocolate down for one day.
Speaker 8: Oh come on, you're fat.
Speaker 7: Cups man.
Speaker 3: No, I'm not the same thing. Oh my god, you
Speaker 3: switched the.
Speaker 2: Sample is he talking about? Oh? H from the Fugitive
Speaker 2: You know that of course? Yeah.
Speaker 8: Hell, when when Harrison Ford's yelling at him because you
Speaker 8: switched the samples. You switch the SAMPCG. I like you,
Speaker 8: I knew what you were talking about.
Speaker 2: Great film. My dad and I go to the bar
Speaker 2: and were hammered. Will scream that my dad and I
Speaker 2: across the bar from.
Speaker 7: You can get on the microphone.
Speaker 2: You and your dad yelled at at bars.
Speaker 14: I'm not kidding if you want like a shot or whatever,
Speaker 14: because like, okay, so Valentine this weekend, they don't.
Speaker 2: Confuse the rest of the bar is what do they switch?
Speaker 2: What am I drinking? I'm so glad I could finally
Speaker 2: bring Southern. Don't switch the samples. You switched to samples.
Speaker 2: And then he's so pissed off he's ready to kill someone. Sure,
Speaker 2: and he goes so Devlin McGregor can make more money
Speaker 2: and said, I forget that.
Speaker 7: That's what it is.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Devlin Reese Hershey's changed the samples.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm so glad.
Speaker 8: You know what I've seen the future of nine thousand
Speaker 8: times just right now? Yeah, right, So Tommy, your take,
Speaker 8: because have you backed him in the past as well?
Speaker 2: You thought it was a little bit off.
Speaker 14: I never well, I'm like you, I'm fine with him.
Speaker 14: Still they're still fantastic. Still they're still so good. But
Speaker 14: Sess won't have a kit Cat anymore. I don't know
Speaker 14: if that's a Reese's family or not, but she claims
Speaker 14: the same thing for Reesus.
Speaker 2: Or for a kit Cat.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I believe it.
Speaker 8: I like kid cats unless I'm with four more people.
Speaker 8: I think they have a great opportunity.
Speaker 14: So I think they got a great opportunity to do
Speaker 14: like what they do with coke or like with Mount Dew.
Speaker 2: I'm not cocaine.
Speaker 7: He's right.
Speaker 14: No, for how they Mount Dew rebranded this year and
Speaker 14: they went back to like the old days, the retro stuff.
Speaker 2: They got a whole This isn't super loud, but listen
Speaker 2: to this.
Speaker 9: Here we go, Tommy, I get the Recis candy.
Speaker 2: If you read that names, that's an apostrophe.
Speaker 5: Yes, Ree's apostrophees on the end of that name.
Speaker 2: That means the candy bars is. I didn't know that.
Speaker 14: The next time you're reading Esus cannybar and a guy
Speaker 14: NAMEDE goes by and says, let me have it.
Speaker 2: You better hand it over. I'm sorry, Reese, I didn't
Speaker 2: think I've ever run into you.
Speaker 15: It's a brilliant I like Kitkats unless I'm with four
Speaker 15: or more people.
Speaker 4: The kit Cat candy has the name KitKat imprinted into
Speaker 4: the chocolate.
Speaker 3: That robs you of chocolate. That's a clever chocolate saving technique.
Speaker 2: I was down in the factory. You owe me some letters, Well,
Speaker 2: you owe Chris some answers.
Speaker 8: Can change the recipe, you switch, You switch the sadok
Speaker 8: do it just a horse?
Speaker 3: You can run up their.
Speaker 2: Profits or you put your hands.
Speaker 16: No one knows what you're doing. But I've never had
Speaker 16: someone recognize it. Well, No wonder why that guy had
Speaker 16: Reese's every day. You got to just take anybody you wanted.
Speaker 16: Anybody who had a Reese's cub tis tis better hand
Speaker 16: it over. You gotta give it to.
Speaker 7: It when you're at the bar. Sometimes to you yell
Speaker 7: amazing hot, I think he did.
Speaker 2: I dream of them.
Speaker 14: Wow.
Speaker 10: Hey, how about Gersey's team jad Ryan drive Latch catches
Speaker 10: it in the lane to Soaphie Hart one more to Kerholsky.
Speaker 2: Could this be the dagger?
Speaker 17: Praise Kerholsky with the top of her Keith Pray and
Speaker 17: the Gopher sleep outstanding.
Speaker 2: Talk about this. Let's talk about that when we get back.
Speaker 2: But all our girals do is win? This is the
Speaker 2: power Trip money show on the fan.
Speaker 7: Choice long.
Speaker 2: What Thomas here?
Speaker 7: Best day of the week?
Speaker 5: Hey?
Speaker 7: I was dead?
Speaker 2: How was you? You've been everywhere?
Speaker 7: I went to montroy O? That was fun.
Speaker 2: How was the food? Was it right?
Speaker 7: Really good?
Speaker 2: Was it?
Speaker 7: That was out in the Do you have any pea
Speaker 7: or whatever it's called. I did not, but it was everywhere.
Speaker 7: It's like that's what everybody eats everything everywhere you go,
Speaker 7: you eat that hawk. I've only had it once.
Speaker 2: It's good.
Speaker 7: I mean it's fine. Yeah they had at McDonald's.
Speaker 6: Yeah yeah, yeah, sounds filthy.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah yeah, Okay, this crap is nuts. We're watching
Speaker 2: the ski mountaineering unbelievable.
Speaker 8: So this this is the bit where they go they
Speaker 8: race uphill, so you basically cross country ski uphill. Then
Speaker 8: they just took their skis off and raced up a
Speaker 8: series of stairs.
Speaker 2: Then they have to put their skis back on.
Speaker 7: And then they fight.
Speaker 2: But was this really like amateur you're looking obstacle course?
Speaker 2: Why did they take him off? I don't. It's like
Speaker 2: someone drunk made this game up. Yeah. This does look
Speaker 2: like exactly, This.
Speaker 8: Does look like like bar Olympics.
Speaker 14: It looks like somebody came up with so then they
Speaker 14: locked their back feet in right here.
Speaker 2: Okay, oh my god, what a beautiful snow though it
Speaker 2: look sick. But now there's a Skien.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I had a channel I could watch that on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I believe you ever come over to afton no
Speaker 2: Aten sweet sick? Is that right? Yeah?
Speaker 10: So, like I think it was a week ago we
Speaker 10: were watching something in here and I went over there
Speaker 10: and they were watching it, and neither Max or Hawk
Speaker 10: realized it was in like crappy standard death.
Speaker 2: And Hawk was like, I don't know the difference.
Speaker 7: I got one blind eye and the other.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he doesn't care.
Speaker 7: It's just a bunch of shapes on the screen.
Speaker 8: Yeah, all right, So some gal from France in a
Speaker 8: little over three minutes that looked like torture. That would
Speaker 8: take horrible hours, way longer going out there.
Speaker 7: It would take me three hours to get the skis on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, good point.
Speaker 8: So I also get halfway up those stairs and just
Speaker 8: stop and live there.
Speaker 2: I would live there like that truck on the highway.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I live here.
Speaker 2: I live here now, Sorry, Louis Man.
Speaker 8: All right, hand, before we get to sports, before we
Speaker 8: get to the lady Gophers. Tommy was ten seconds into
Speaker 8: a story off air, and I'm like, well, wha, well,
Speaker 8: hand is the rest of this arable?
Speaker 2: He goes yeah.
Speaker 8: I'm like, all right, then stop and let's let's because
Speaker 8: we didn't want to hear the punchline and have to
Speaker 8: hear it again.
Speaker 2: But let's just say.
Speaker 8: Let's just say he told us just enough of the
Speaker 8: story to know exactly where it was going.
Speaker 2: Yep, Tommy, the floor is yours.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So you guys probably think I was this how I
Speaker 2: prefaced it.
Speaker 14: Yeah, you guys think I make this stuff up just
Speaker 14: because it happens quite often.
Speaker 9: But there was a real reason I was late this morning,
Speaker 9: not just the roads.
Speaker 2: I was there part of it. I woke up early, like.
Speaker 14: If you planned to failure fail or whatever that say.
Speaker 14: And as I was like I'm gon wake up early,
Speaker 14: I'm like, I was late last week.
Speaker 2: I owe it to these guys. I'll get in there early.
Speaker 2: So I'm walking down. Well, so there's a backstory to this.
Speaker 14: So it's it's lent yesterday, right, So February fourteenth, Valentine's Day.
Speaker 14: I knew what I was giving up for lent, which
Speaker 14: was candy that wouldn't have been my guess.
Speaker 2: Killed that up for two years, just roll with it.
Speaker 14: So so knowing that I've had every amount of candy
Speaker 14: you can think of, like Reci's peanut butter cups, every amount,
Speaker 14: well you're just hammered everything everything. So I'm like kinder
Speaker 14: Winno bars to like any sort of taffy to everything
Speaker 14: across the board Swedish.
Speaker 8: So for three four days of NonStop candy, non stop,
Speaker 8: and then Tuesday night was the cherry on top.
Speaker 14: I spent an absurd amount of Uber eats from Target
Speaker 14: to just bring over every store of candy you could have.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, this is a judge. Judge how close is
Speaker 2: the nearest Target?
Speaker 14: No, no, exaggerating three minutes away from the house, Tommy.
Speaker 8: The money that you're spending to have it delivered, Think
Speaker 8: of how much extra candy you could buy if you just.
Speaker 2: Drive on the couch.
Speaker 8: O my god, Tommy, Okay, anyway, cancels all right, so
Speaker 8: you see you get candy delivered, no joke, Just can't
Speaker 8: I believe you.
Speaker 14: I bring it upstairs and I eat until I fall asleep, can't, right,
Speaker 14: So that's Tuesday.
Speaker 2: Is this in front of sas like is she watching
Speaker 2: you do this. Yes, I'm breathing hard eating candy.
Speaker 8: Yes, because you went the stairs. I did not shugar.
Speaker 8: Is she partaking it all or she just watched it?
Speaker 8: She likes it, but like, I think she's so grossed
Speaker 8: out at the scene that she makes sense.
Speaker 2: Don't blame her.
Speaker 9: So then that was Tuesday yesterday with ash Wednesday.
Speaker 14: So I was like, man, okay, I'm like so full
Speaker 14: and sick of eating candy.
Speaker 2: I'm like, oh, this would be easy. I can ask
Speaker 2: you a question. I'm not sure.
Speaker 8: Does the if you give something up for lent, does
Speaker 8: it start on ash Wednesday or.
Speaker 2: The day before? Great questions you.
Speaker 8: If he was doing it correctly, he shouldn't have had
Speaker 8: candy yesterday.
Speaker 2: Is that accurate? Correct?
Speaker 14: I had no idea yesterday I didn't but it was
Speaker 14: still all in me.
Speaker 2: Let's just put it that way. Oh my god, four
Speaker 2: days of candy and so I'm pretty full.
Speaker 14: So I had a nice workout in the morning, go
Speaker 14: throughout my day, I had a lot of meat whatever
Speaker 14: work stuff. Gets to two o'clock and I've only had
Speaker 14: a protein shake. I'm like, i should probably eat something
Speaker 14: because I'm getting a little loopy now.
Speaker 2: But I didn't want to eat because I know I
Speaker 2: had so much candy in me. I was just like,
Speaker 2: there's so many calories.
Speaker 9: Just try not to eat a lot little cakes.
Speaker 2: So I haven't done this in a long time. During
Speaker 2: the work week drive drive through McDonald's.
Speaker 14: Get it, get a double quarter pounder of cheese, whipped
Speaker 14: the bread off and just hammer the meat.
Speaker 7: You're watching your weight?
Speaker 2: Yeah, right, it's the new you forget the buns. So
Speaker 2: I've been a little backed up. Let's put it right.
Speaker 2: So it's it's just feeling a fire.
Speaker 14: It's like a seventh grade volcano project going on right now.
Speaker 2: And then you woke up this morning.
Speaker 14: Ye, But then I had then instead of just maybe
Speaker 14: not eating dinner last night, I just cooked a rabbi
Speaker 14: and had the rabbi too, So that need it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it fell asleep, fell asleep fantastic.
Speaker 14: But I have a drawer, a candy drawer instead of
Speaker 14: having like a night stand full of fun stuff, it's.
Speaker 2: All this candy drawer.
Speaker 14: Do you really I'm not getting all of sests to
Speaker 14: take a picture and send it right now. It's buddy,
Speaker 14: the elfe. It's full of candy. It's like a drink.
Speaker 14: It's like what I've always wanted as a kid. It's
Speaker 14: like heavyweights, it's good for you exactly. So so I
Speaker 14: didn't have a piece, but instead this morning.
Speaker 10: So this is.
Speaker 2: This they talked to you this morning, dot com.
Speaker 14: Wake up, do my prayers, do the meditation. Walk down
Speaker 14: five five o nine. I'm walking down the stairs. You
Speaker 14: guys know, I chucked the coffee.
Speaker 13: Something starts rumbling in my oh golly, and I go
Speaker 13: to let Norman out in the back right.
Speaker 2: It's about five ten. Yeah, that's just dog. And I
Speaker 2: had one.
Speaker 7: Of those, you know.
Speaker 14: I thought it was just gonna be a light, light,
Speaker 14: little arrow and it it it.
Speaker 2: It was a waterfall in my pa this morning.
Speaker 10: It's my son does that?
Speaker 12: But crack you guys, guys with a with a shorts
Speaker 12: full of poopa. Started laughing at myself. I'm like, they
Speaker 12: won't they won't believe me.
Speaker 2: Of course we will.
Speaker 12: I'm living room, my god, crying laughing at myself.
Speaker 2: In that order.
Speaker 7: What did you do?
Speaker 2: Did you know?
Speaker 14: At that point, I'm like, okay, well, Cess is actually
Speaker 14: seeing me like poop the bed.
Speaker 2: I got to figure out how I can get buy this.
Speaker 9: So I honestly stripped naked well, just.
Speaker 2: Pooh bear in my like just my sweatshirt. You have
Speaker 2: mud butt.
Speaker 9: Yeah, so I'm going to throw that away outdoor garage.
Speaker 14: Yeah, go upstairs, pretty much spray myself off in the bathroom.
Speaker 7: So did you go outside poo be it?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 14: Yeah, I went to my garage just with no pants
Speaker 14: on to throw away my undercarriage stuff and then go, well,
Speaker 14: Norman's still outside, so I had.
Speaker 9: To go go let him back in with just to
Speaker 9: come in.
Speaker 14: Well, his whole routine's thrown off because he's like once
Speaker 14: win right now.
Speaker 2: So then I got to go spray off in the shower.
Speaker 2: You're like a barn animal.
Speaker 14: And yeah, and then and then yeah, then I had
Speaker 14: to like recoup, get back start the car because I'm
Speaker 14: a driveway club guy. I had to clean the car off.
Speaker 14: And then I ended up leaving my house at about
Speaker 14: five twenty.
Speaker 2: Five and that's why I'm late.
Speaker 14: So yeah, long story short, don't have five days of
Speaker 14: candy straight.
Speaker 7: Well, you just.
Speaker 6: Described would go down in my life. That's one of
Speaker 6: the worst days of my life.
Speaker 2: That's a standard Thursday morning.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you were standing in your living room laughing, you guys.
Speaker 14: I felt like I was the evil guy, Like just
Speaker 14: laughing to myself because it was it was what are you.
Speaker 2: Supposed to do at that point? Like it's horrific?
Speaker 8: I just I love I love that one of your
Speaker 8: first thoughts, as though they're not going to believe me. No,
Speaker 8: it's the first out of every story you told us.
Speaker 8: We one hundred percent believe you.
Speaker 2: This is tame. That's nuts, my god.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I'm just imagining you accidentally throwing your soiled underwear
Speaker 8: away in the recycling bin, and then the recycling guy
Speaker 8: shows up, garbage guy shows up, and he's like, what happened?
Speaker 8: It switched the samples? Is they switched the samples? Now
Speaker 8: your amazing hot rods? Where every time I say it
Speaker 8: to Tommy's gonna laugh if you do.
Speaker 2: That's the best thing of all time. Sappy and crappy.
Speaker 8: Next time we go to Vegas when we're gonna ditch
Speaker 8: Dove because I don't want to watch YouTube call I
Speaker 8: don't want to watch you guys call plays or read
Speaker 8: the felt you know you and I don't just walk
Speaker 8: around Vegas just yelling to people.
Speaker 10: They switch the sample and we'll make that hand most.
Speaker 8: And then just have people panic going what samples did
Speaker 8: they switch.
Speaker 2: They switched the samp every time we lose brilliant. Please
Speaker 2: go home. You'll not back to your room, go home
Speaker 2: to the Minnisota. Please the problem? Did you poop your pan? Yeah?
Speaker 8: So all right, so now you have to give up
Speaker 8: candy because you're begging you.
Speaker 2: I just can't do it like I used to. It's
Speaker 2: just the facts are happening. Wishy. What candy is in
Speaker 2: your candy drawer?
Speaker 7: Right now?
Speaker 2: Give me the brands? Give me what was this Kirk Bills?
Speaker 2: Was it Kurt? It wasn't Kurt, No, there was. It's
Speaker 2: the it's not the usual suspects. Let's put that way.
Speaker 14: Because I just wanted the whole gamut. So I didn't
Speaker 14: have any random cravens the next forty days. So I
Speaker 14: got a like a fun sized bag of twigs, fun
Speaker 14: sized bag of kinder Bueno bars, fun size or then
Speaker 14: Nerds juicy clusters?
Speaker 2: Am I the only one that doesn't like Nerds clusters?
Speaker 2: I don't get at all.
Speaker 8: You're the only period I know everybody I love Nerds.
Speaker 8: I don't love Nerds clusters at all?
Speaker 14: What?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it doesn't do.
Speaker 8: Any for me?
Speaker 2: Got nerds back to life? Yes, I know they're having
Speaker 2: a moment.
Speaker 8: Andy Cohen did the commercial at the Super Bowl. It's
Speaker 8: a huge deal right now. Everybody's loving them. Yeah, they're out.
Speaker 2: I don't get it.
Speaker 14: Go whatever targets, uh like seage, salt, caramel, milk, chocolate, caramels,
Speaker 14: just everything you can think of. Cops are in there
Speaker 14: a Dubai chocolate bar. It's all the chocolate left over
Speaker 14: because all the sweets I got, like all do you know,
Speaker 14: have you ever seen the sweetest candy stuff? He's pudgy
Speaker 14: like like the.
Speaker 2: Bougie sweetest candy?
Speaker 9: Got that for sas for for Valentine's Day?
Speaker 2: She didn't have a bite.
Speaker 8: Also, now it's in your dar, we're gonna have all
Speaker 8: of it.
Speaker 2: Can that hold out? Forty days? How long does that say?
Speaker 2: That's gone? So that's already gone? Oh yeah, I hate
Speaker 2: all that. But the hardest.
Speaker 14: Part it's gonna be this upcoming Sunday because Cess is
Speaker 14: having her gallatines.
Speaker 9: Where only gays and girls are invited.
Speaker 2: And who's your plus one? Buddy? I don't know who
Speaker 2: you are.
Speaker 5: You're about to get chlamydia.
Speaker 2: No, Tommy, my wife's skill.
Speaker 14: But she makes like a have you ever seen the
Speaker 14: candy salad stuff with all like the cool candies.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it makes sense. Yeah, so she's gonna have that.
Speaker 2: So Sunday is just gonna be walking into like a
Speaker 2: candy land. It's gonna be tough for me first real.
Speaker 2: I'll let you know. Okay, I can't do it. All right, Well,
Speaker 2: let's let's do fun paid sports when we get back.
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Speaker 10: Today the Minneapolis airport got seven and a half inches
Speaker 10: of snow.
Speaker 2: They just said hotly smokes. Yeah.
Speaker 8: Remember before the storm, we heard it was gonna maybe
Speaker 8: be one oneish, maybe two with the most and then
Speaker 8: we just got hammered. All that rain flipped over, not hammered,
Speaker 8: like the north side of the state. But still, man,
Speaker 8: we got hammered.
Speaker 6: The videos from the Lutha and what's a grammar? Ray,
Speaker 6: Oh my goodness, dude.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's some town I've never heard of that.
Speaker 8: Caro Levin was saying this morning, got thirty four inches
Speaker 8: of snow.
Speaker 2: Wow, thirty four.
Speaker 8: Some tiny town northern Minnesota.
Speaker 2: That's almost three feet of snow. Yeah, my yardstick. Yeah sure,
Speaker 2: I think.
Speaker 7: God, I will say it.
Speaker 6: It would be wonderful if you didn't have anywhere to go, yes,
Speaker 6: and you were just so long in a cabin and
Speaker 6: like watching it come down.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you know, a nightstand full of Reese.
Speaker 6: Cups, so nat cole playing, drank some coffee, just ripped
Speaker 6: yourself in half.
Speaker 2: Yeah, pooped your pots too much corn. God, that's my dad.
Speaker 2: Text me, by the way, he's such a sample. Your
Speaker 2: dad's the best. He come with us, Yes, the samples,
Speaker 2: you know he would, yeah, all in.
Speaker 7: Where the hell are you going?
Speaker 14: Uh?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 2: Yeah? The go for Women.
Speaker 8: The twenty third rang to Go for women, not for long.
Speaker 8: We're hosting number ten Ohio State last night, and they
Speaker 8: whooped that ass seventy four to sixty one.
Speaker 2: They beat Ohio State. Third quarter was the key.
Speaker 8: They outscored Ohio State twenty seven to thirteen. In the third,
Speaker 8: Brown had eighteen hardhead eighteen, Battle had thirteen ghosts, were
Speaker 8: eleven of eleven from the foul line, and out rebounded
Speaker 8: the Buckeyes forty seven to thirty two.
Speaker 2: That'll do it. Nine straight wins for our lady Gophers.
Speaker 8: They host number eighteen Michigan State Sunday at five o'clock.
Speaker 8: Just two regular season games to go before the Big
Speaker 8: Ten Tournament and then undoubtedly now the NCAA Tournament.
Speaker 2: Where is it here? No idea, isn't it.
Speaker 9: I thought it was women's final, is it not?
Speaker 2: I don't think so.
Speaker 9: I think we would have heard about it.
Speaker 2: But I have no idea where we could make a run.
Speaker 7: Let's go.
Speaker 2: I mean, they're getting hot at the right time.
Speaker 8: They just beat the equivalent of a three seed that's
Speaker 8: right in Arizona, So why not should we.
Speaker 2: Go and cover it?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 8: We should go to Vegas and then cover it right right,
Speaker 8: just because we don't want to be right in the
Speaker 8: belly of the beast. Yeah, good point, right, We don't
Speaker 8: want to get in their way.
Speaker 3: Right going up?
Speaker 10: The men's is in Indie Indianapolis, where else would it be?
Speaker 10: I mean, correct, that's where we are. Should be in
Speaker 10: New Orleans.
Speaker 8: Almost every major sporting event in the US should be
Speaker 8: in New Orleans or Vegas, one of the two.
Speaker 10: I'm not asking anyone specific this next question. Are there
Speaker 10: casinos close to Lucas Oil Stadium?
Speaker 7: Not close?
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, you've heard.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, man, that's where my family's from. They like
Speaker 6: to gamble out.
Speaker 8: Of ben Lieber joined his Power Tree morning Joe ben
Speaker 8: Leiber also from from Twin Cities Live and speaking of
Speaker 8: speaking of New Orleans, a couple of days ago, you
Speaker 8: guys were talking about Fat Tuesday. Yeah, and you guys
Speaker 8: on Twin City's Live showed a video from like ten
Speaker 8: years ago of Elizabeth Reese walking around Bourbon Street.
Speaker 2: And you nailed it.
Speaker 8: I've never seen an adult look more uncomfortable than Elizabeth Reese.
Speaker 2: Really on Bourbon Street, so uncomfortable.
Speaker 8: She looks scared, nervous, like she just it was definition
Speaker 8: fish out of water, right.
Speaker 2: She was like, I'm not supposed to be here. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I mean it was hilarious.
Speaker 17: And when she knew that we were going to play
Speaker 17: that clip, she even told me, like office, She's like,
Speaker 17: I I do not like Bourbon Street did not like it.
Speaker 17: You could see, and I was like, all right, And
Speaker 17: then I saw the video live and so my my
Speaker 17: reaction was live like she was, as you said, uncomfortable
Speaker 17: the only world.
Speaker 8: And then afterwards when you went back to the desk
Speaker 8: and you guys were talking, she was like, there was
Speaker 8: just so much nudity and so much like swearing and
Speaker 8: be It's like, yeah, it's it's a hell hole.
Speaker 17: Yeah it's I mean, I don't I don't love it either,
Speaker 17: but I didn't have that reaction the first time that
Speaker 17: I saw it.
Speaker 2: I thought I was like, oh, this is kind of fun.
Speaker 2: It's like it's viby like I had.
Speaker 17: You know, I bought the stupid hurricane thing and wourricanes
Speaker 17: are awesome, walking around with that giant drink, you know,
Speaker 17: just trying to like fit in and do the tourist thing.
Speaker 2: So I tried to like do it the right way.
Speaker 2: But it is gross.
Speaker 17: I mean, you feel like you gotta shower like immediately
Speaker 17: when you get home.
Speaker 8: Sure, and think of the difference from a male perspective
Speaker 8: or female. Right, Like a male perspective, You're like half
Speaker 8: the people here are naked.
Speaker 2: This is kind of nuts. This is fun.
Speaker 8: She just looked like, please fly me back to Minneapolis
Speaker 8: as quickly as possible. Yeah, that video is hilarious. Naked
Speaker 8: like a lot of topless gals.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean not for you. Would not be the
Speaker 2: day for you. Something I would have guessed you had
Speaker 2: given up for lent.
Speaker 11: They do have a lot of beads, Tommy, Okay, I.
Speaker 14: Heard it's like Florida and Vegas had like a ugly
Speaker 14: steps for child child.
Speaker 2: Again, there's no other way to say it like that.
Speaker 8: There is about a ten blocks stretch Bourbon Street, and
Speaker 8: even like Canal Street and parts and like the River Walk.
Speaker 8: There's some parts of New Orleans that are awesome. French
Speaker 8: Quarter during the day is spectacular. At night, oh, it's dicey.
Speaker 8: It's dark, and it's scary and it's intimidating.
Speaker 2: But I've never been. Is it worth it? Is it
Speaker 2: worth going? You would freaking love it.
Speaker 15: It might lose your life, yeah, it might be over
Speaker 15: for one for one night, Tommy, it is it is.
Speaker 15: Everybody's got walk in Sodi's right, that's that's legal, just
Speaker 15: cruising down the street and like we always saw.
Speaker 8: I've never been in Nashville, but It's the same thing
Speaker 8: you guys always say about Nashville.
Speaker 2: If you don't like country music, it doesn't matter.
Speaker 8: Every other bar is somebody that's trying to live their
Speaker 8: dream and they're giving it.
Speaker 2: They're all.
Speaker 8: It's the same thing with jazz and New Orleans. I
Speaker 8: hate jazz music. But when you watch like live jazz
Speaker 8: bands like this is their thing and they're going for
Speaker 8: and you're like, oh, this is genuine, they care, they
Speaker 8: mean it.
Speaker 2: You're like, mad, respect man.
Speaker 14: This is is it like three story bars like Nashville.
Speaker 8: A couple story bars, strip strip clubs, jazz clubs, strip
Speaker 8: clubs right on this right there, like block.
Speaker 2: More than you realize when you're walking down Burbon.
Speaker 8: Yeah, like one per block. And that's not an exaggeration.
Speaker 8: They're everywhere.
Speaker 17: Yeah, it's like Skeleton, Headshot, Apothecary bar, Voodoo srip club,
Speaker 17: another Voodoo something, another strip club, like.
Speaker 2: No Wonder is Greasy.
Speaker 8: It's like it's like and then there's essentially drive through
Speaker 8: windows to get hand grenades and hurricanes the drink. So
Speaker 8: it's they're just handing you drinks out the window. It
Speaker 8: keeps going, give us twenty bucks and keep drinking.
Speaker 2: Sounds like a heaven on earth. It would be. You
Speaker 2: would freaking love it. I cannot believe you haven't been there.
Speaker 17: The only problem that I have with Bourbon Street is
Speaker 17: that it's in New Orleans. Yep, yeah, I mean Normals
Speaker 17: might be my one of my least favorite cities to visit.
Speaker 17: I love the food. I'm like you, I don't like
Speaker 17: jazz music, so I mean I'm the opposite even live jazz.
Speaker 17: I'm like, I'm like, I don't I'm not smart enough
Speaker 17: to understand jazz music. And and then you like you
Speaker 17: feel the dirtiness of that city the whole time, and
Speaker 17: I don't know, I'm just not a fan the food.
Speaker 17: You didn't like, No, no, no, I love the food. Like
Speaker 17: the food, Like that's the one endearing quality is where
Speaker 17: they just spray it out on them. That's part of it.
Speaker 17: But like it's I love like just the Creole Cajun
Speaker 17: sort of spices, you know, like that that whole blend of.
Speaker 2: Like the French fusion and whatever. Like it's got great food.
Speaker 2: Don't get me wrong, I don't think it's dirty and trashy.
Speaker 8: But if you can teleport, like it's seven o'clock at night,
Speaker 8: teleport to Bourbon Street and then at midnight teleport out.
Speaker 8: You not have to do it for the rest of
Speaker 8: New Orleans. It's so much fun. Yeah, so much fun.
Speaker 2: You have you have to do it? Yeah, I gotta
Speaker 2: try it. That are the Keys? Would you rather go
Speaker 2: to Keys?
Speaker 10: Well?
Speaker 17: Wait wait wait, Like I feel like you're the miniseries
Speaker 17: that you can have on YouTube. You can go to
Speaker 17: all these places like you're Tommy the Tommy Travels like you.
Speaker 2: That'd be a good one. Uh huh. Yeah, you got
Speaker 2: to experience all of it.
Speaker 17: You got to go to Key West a lot of dude,
Speaker 17: you got to do.
Speaker 2: That's what I've got to go to day week. Yeaes sir,
Speaker 2: look up, look up the talk would you please?
Speaker 7: Oh my god, dude, Oh dude.
Speaker 6: It's like Sturgis sat the sunshine with everybody else's experience
Speaker 6: and winter there's boobies everywhere.
Speaker 7: You should call your show Tommy Tucks and Travels.
Speaker 2: Yea, good luck on that is.
Speaker 8: Sponsored by Tucks those like.
Speaker 2: Because going on when you're walking around, here's Tommy.
Speaker 8: We need to check the Gophers schedule football schedule for
Speaker 8: the next like whatever, how how far do they schedule out?
Speaker 8: Five or ten years. How far do I understand? Don't
Speaker 8: they sometimes go down and tescal couple of years? But
Speaker 8: do we have a do we have like a not
Speaker 8: lsu But do we have anything even remotely close to
Speaker 8: New Orleans in the next five, six, seven years?
Speaker 2: Next year starts how far is How far is Mississippi
Speaker 2: State from New Orleans? Can't be too far, aren't they?
Speaker 2: Oh they're playing is it a home and home?
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, we're there next year. Well, they're definitely not
Speaker 10: playing North Dakota State.
Speaker 2: Did you see that one? Yeah? Smart?
Speaker 8: So all right, somebody did you look it up? How
Speaker 8: far is Mississippi State from New Orleans?
Speaker 9: Looking right now? It is four hours and fourteen minutes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's too far. No, it's not too far. No,
Speaker 2: no striking from Dallas there once he did. Yeah, oh
Speaker 2: yeah you did.
Speaker 7: It took me like half a day.
Speaker 2: That's a good friend.
Speaker 8: And that's all because, uh, smartphones weren't necessarily a thing yet. No,
Speaker 8: so you didn't have daylight savings lined up, had no idea.
Speaker 2: It was a daylight savings mistake. Think of that. It
Speaker 2: would never happen now with the smartphones.
Speaker 8: But but you have the time you fly into New
Speaker 8: Orleans party for a day or two, then go to
Speaker 8: Mississippi State, then fly to your spot on.
Speaker 2: Yeah it's happening. I have to you might have to
Speaker 2: come back. You really might not. Yeah you might not.
Speaker 8: God all right, more with Ben more with Tommy Olsen,
Speaker 8: We'll do what really matters after this. This is the
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Speaker 3: Yah man, the.
Speaker 7: World is is back again. Thank you, Tommy, I appreciate it.
Speaker 7: Thank you.
Speaker 4: Wow.
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Speaker 8: The US Men won two to one in hockey over
Speaker 8: Sweden to advance in the semi finals. Quinn Hughes Quinnesota
Speaker 8: was the game winning hero in overtime awesome shot. Sweden
Speaker 8: pulled the goalie and scored with one thirty one to
Speaker 8: go in the third to tie at one.
Speaker 2: But in overtime Hughes from Boldie.
Speaker 8: And Matthews sends the US to the semi finals. Canada
Speaker 8: almost lost as well. That would have been interesting. They
Speaker 8: almost lost to the CHECKS. So who is playing the
Speaker 8: semis we got I guess Slovakia.
Speaker 11: Are they good? It's the semifinals. They're decent, But the USA.
Speaker 11: I think Sweden was the bigger threat. So the USA
Speaker 11: is like mine. I think the minus four hundred, Yeah,
Speaker 11: one of those just don't don't lose focus.
Speaker 2: And if we make it in the championship, do we know
Speaker 2: when that is there?
Speaker 10: Minus Sunday undred Yeah, Sunday at seven to ten in
Speaker 10: the morning. Yep, not Sunday title the title game make yeah?
Speaker 2: I thought so. It would be Sunday at seven am.
Speaker 2: Bars open. That'd be kind of fun.
Speaker 5: M m.
Speaker 2: They probably should be.
Speaker 14: Yeah, do we go like when when you're over there cheering,
Speaker 14: do you like say go Eagles, like cheer on the Eagles.
Speaker 8: What like America, you would just say, USA, We're not
Speaker 8: the United States of America Eagles.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're Eagles.
Speaker 14: We should un which is like a big old, big.
Speaker 2: Old eagle on the front.
Speaker 17: Okay, I'll take five basically like the the Anheuser Bush logo.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly, just right on the.
Speaker 14: Front, like or the like the Ducks when they come out,
Speaker 14: and my, that'd be sick to we need we need something.
Speaker 2: We don't have anything.
Speaker 8: We have the American flag. Yeah, the symbol of every
Speaker 8: country is their flag.
Speaker 2: But like wouldn't be cool if we all had a
Speaker 2: like a like a like a logo, like a like
Speaker 2: a flag, like like the colors of the flag. But
Speaker 2: like what if we just had like for the Gophers,
Speaker 2: it was.
Speaker 14: Just an M, Like we didn't have the Gophers, but
Speaker 14: like it was just Minnesota or it was just Minnesota.
Speaker 2: You just have that you wearing a shirt with an
Speaker 2: M on it, I know.
Speaker 14: But like the Vikings, we didn't have the Vikings is
Speaker 14: just the pro football team.
Speaker 2: Like it would be cool.
Speaker 14: It'd be cool if you if like every nation had
Speaker 14: to pick their mascot.
Speaker 2: It'd be sick.
Speaker 14: And then think of all like the sideline stuff like
Speaker 14: spin your head like the eagle or something.
Speaker 17: Canada would just be the Toronto maple leaves basically.
Speaker 14: Or a moose or something a thing of syrup or
Speaker 14: something funny like every morning, but like every.
Speaker 3: Year every four years.
Speaker 2: You could like like for like for the summertime ones.
Speaker 2: It could be different. Would unveil the mascot we voted
Speaker 2: on it. It would make you were I would cultivate
Speaker 2: the whole United States.
Speaker 8: So you want us to have like an eagle with
Speaker 8: a cloth scrape and open all suret hell and you
Speaker 8: want sure and you want Canada to pick. Basically, this
Speaker 8: is Butter's Worth. Yeah that makes sense, doesn't it. Butterworth
Speaker 8: or Butter's Worth, pull your hands up. This is Butterworth
Speaker 8: would hot a billion percent?
Speaker 7: So sweet and I am busy.
Speaker 2: But what really matters is this.
Speaker 6: I can't find my intro. It must have been deleted.
Speaker 6: But I want to do a meat sauce makes history.
Speaker 6: Oh okay, but I want it to be Tommy.
Speaker 2: Oh and we are you.
Speaker 13: Willing Tom's what do we do? It's improv based? Its
Speaker 13: improv Oh yeah, I'm not good, but let's roll.
Speaker 6: It was on this day in eighteen forty seven, that
Speaker 6: the Donner Party was rescued from the Sierra Nevada Mountains.
Speaker 7: Now, do you know what the Donner Party was all about?
Speaker 2: Tom's not a clue.
Speaker 6: Eighteen forty seven, February nineteenth, the first rescuers reached surviving
Speaker 6: members of the Donner Party, a group of California Fad
Speaker 6: immigrants stranded by snow in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Eighty
Speaker 6: nine people, including thirty one members of the Donner and
Speaker 6: Reed families, set out on a wagon. They were on
Speaker 6: a route. They got cut off by snowstorm. I believe
Speaker 6: they started eating each other cannibalism.
Speaker 2: Why is that funny?
Speaker 6: In the In this edition of Meat Sauce Makes History,
Speaker 6: Tommy Sauce and one other guy are the only three
Speaker 6: people left.
Speaker 18: Well, holy hell, we made We set on old on
Speaker 18: the Old West.
Speaker 2: Man. My lips are chapped from all that kissing. What please,
Speaker 2: no one come find us. This has been the dream.
Speaker 3: Everything's okay, totally good. Turned back, it's fine.
Speaker 2: Now they're at the bottom of the mountain. We should
Speaker 2: take our shirts off. It's warm out. Paul, come here,
Speaker 2: Holy hell, I think I see air Center Home.
Speaker 14: Is that.
Speaker 2: No, it's just great great great grandfather Patrick, etc. There
Speaker 2: he is.
Speaker 3: Take your pants off?
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, she what's the downward dogs? Man?
Speaker 10: We have gotten real buff from all that walking cannibalists.
Speaker 2: They bad taste pretty good.
Speaker 18: Polly, I mean we've eaten a lot of man, I'm
Speaker 18: feeling great about it.
Speaker 7: I'm coming in now as a police officers rescue you guys.
Speaker 3: Take it off, gentlemen, turn away now we're fine.
Speaker 7: Before I leave you guys alone, Why do you only
Speaker 7: eat the dudes?
Speaker 14: Hey, mister police offers, what's the password to get it?
Speaker 7: Nice?
Speaker 3: Chaps?
Speaker 2: Why is your shirt still?
Speaker 5: Wait?
Speaker 18: Are you a real police officer? It's Tommy's birthday. I
Speaker 18: ordered a stripper. Oh you're actually arresting us. Please make
Speaker 18: up with me.
Speaker 2: Hey, we might pass out at some point. We should
Speaker 2: all practice CPR together, and he might pants off for CPR.
Speaker 18: Packrim Center home, Hold me, Petric, I can't wait to
Speaker 18: meet your great great great grandson.
Speaker 3: Down.
Speaker 18: We're going against our eyesights, eyesights going from all the lackey.
Speaker 2: Man. Thank god, we didn't bring any women, just buff men.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 18: Anybody thirsty alway spilled the water all over Packrick Center
Speaker 18: Home shirt.
Speaker 3: Don't give a towel. Oh Mac, I'm bad.
Speaker 2: Okay, Sauce. That was the best improv I've ever heard
Speaker 2: you did. Here's my only concern.
Speaker 8: My concern is that I don't know if Tommy knows
Speaker 8: that the lines have been blurred between improv and reality.
Speaker 8: That was just pretend Tommy, that was fantasy, fantasy.
Speaker 2: He really wants to see the idiot?
Speaker 7: All right, Well that worked much better.
Speaker 17: My face hurt, Honestly, it was earlier his smile and
Speaker 17: laughed that mule.
Speaker 8: It had nothing to do with the historic event of
Speaker 8: the Donner was just cold.
Speaker 2: Hold me.
Speaker 17: I really thought someone's going to incorporate some sort of
Speaker 17: kabab because Donner kabob.
Speaker 2: But no, no, no, so are they you guys actually
Speaker 2: know about the Donners or no?
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's pretty famous. They got they got stranded and
Speaker 6: they had to eat each other and that's a bad deal.
Speaker 2: Yeah, man, Wow, not the way we portrayed him, not
Speaker 2: even cloth.
Speaker 6: Three weeks later, after harsh weather and the lack of
Speaker 6: supplies killed several of the expedition and forced the others
Speaker 6: to resort to cannibalism, seven survivors reached the Native American village.
Speaker 6: One of them named Cetter Home, who looked like he
Speaker 6: had seen a ghost.
Speaker 2: Was funny.
Speaker 8: Well at that point, historically the last name was settle
Speaker 8: Home because they were going to settle there. They eventually
Speaker 8: changed it to cetter Home, but that's where that name
Speaker 8: comes from, and you would have settled in a home
Speaker 8: with Patrick Setter or Eric or.
Speaker 2: The US men's curling team has been eliminated. Norway claimed
Speaker 2: the final spot in the Semis.
Speaker 8: It was an optimistic start, right, I think the US
Speaker 8: started something like four and two and then lost a
Speaker 8: bunch at the end. So Norway will face undefeated Switzerland
Speaker 8: and Canada will face Great Britain.
Speaker 2: But the US men are done. Do you know who
Speaker 2: the favorites are? Is it Norway? The Ways? Undefeated? So
Speaker 2: I don't know, if I don't know how that can
Speaker 2: be a fluke. If Switzerland hasn't lost yet, is.
Speaker 9: That me and Canadians still in it?
Speaker 2: Do you already say that Canada is still in there? Okay,
Speaker 2: the guy who swore brilliant, But what really matters is this.
Speaker 6: On February nineteenth of eighteen seventy eight, Thomas Edison was
Speaker 6: awarded a US patent for his invention the phonograph, technology
Speaker 6: that made modern music business possible came into existence in
Speaker 6: the New Jersey Laboratory, where Edison created the first device
Speaker 6: to both record and play audio.
Speaker 2: I still will never be able to wrap my head
Speaker 2: around how that works.
Speaker 6: I still don't get it either. It seems like a
Speaker 6: miracle that they can press shapes into wax and it
Speaker 6: makes music.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I can't believe it.
Speaker 8: They have those videos online where they do like the
Speaker 8: ultra zoom in so you can see what the wages
Speaker 8: on a record scope level, and you're like, how the
Speaker 8: hell does that make rock music? I don't understand. I
Speaker 8: don't understand it.
Speaker 7: How did you think it might?
Speaker 2: I don't know. Yeah, God, I hate being done. What
Speaker 2: else invented a lot of stuff?
Speaker 6: Well, yeah, you know there's yeah, I can tell you
Speaker 6: what he's credited with invention inventing and you.
Speaker 2: Know Reese's peanut buttercuffs. Yeah, let's see the downward Dog.
Speaker 7: I should have done another Maxed history. I guess metal Detector.
Speaker 6: He did that because they tried to find the bullet
Speaker 6: in James Garfield after he was assassinated, so he created
Speaker 6: on the spot of metal Detector to trying and find
Speaker 6: the bullet in his body. Photophone allowed transmission of speech
Speaker 6: on a beam of light.
Speaker 8: Let me come on, yeah again to your point, Chris,
Speaker 8: think if think, if he's like, here's what I think
Speaker 8: you can do. If somebody's like, you can't get sound
Speaker 8: on a beam, what are you talking about?
Speaker 2: Are you high? Yeah? Like that doesn't even it's that's
Speaker 2: that's witchcraft.
Speaker 7: Get him out of here and.
Speaker 12: There to.
Speaker 7: Hold on.
Speaker 6: The photograph was eighteen seventy eight. Eighteen seventy eight for
Speaker 6: the phonograph. Here's something I didn't know until I just
Speaker 6: read this right now. He helped Helen Keller.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 6: He helped teach speech to the deaf and even worked
Speaker 6: with well known author and activist Helen Keller.
Speaker 7: Wow, I mean that's a lot in one life, right yeah.
Speaker 6: Served as president of the National Geographic Society, launched Science magazine,
Speaker 6: created something called the Audio Audio Meter. The gadget was
Speaker 6: used to detect hearing problems.
Speaker 14: This guy's an overat like he he was that powerful
Speaker 14: at that time. You think, like where he just was
Speaker 14: so good.
Speaker 2: I don't know if you have a lot of money.
Speaker 7: I don't know if he was rich or that's a
Speaker 7: good question. I would guess.
Speaker 2: I don't know where do he live, you know.
Speaker 8: But one of the differences is Elon is Elon isn't
Speaker 8: necessarily the inventor. He's just the entrepreneur that that cultivates innovation.
Speaker 8: But Thomas was actually I assume he was the one
Speaker 8: who was actually doing it.
Speaker 9: What if he just had like three or four little
Speaker 9: minions that he took all the credit for.
Speaker 8: And isn't that isn't that one of the Tesla arguments?
Speaker 12: Right?
Speaker 2: Tesla?
Speaker 8: Really they all accused each other of stealing information in
Speaker 8: research and studies.
Speaker 2: Who knows, just watch.
Speaker 11: Stole a little bit. And he also definitely was not
Speaker 11: the greatest guy. But he would electrocute elephants to.
Speaker 2: Hang on, hang on, let's hear them what they do?
Speaker 11: Poor They were just standing in the wrong place at
Speaker 11: the wrong time, apparently. But he wanted to prove that
Speaker 11: Tesla's power. It was dangerous. So he's like, hey, look
Speaker 11: what happens when you use the Tesla power?
Speaker 2: And was he right? No? That was actually the sap.
Speaker 2: Did they try eating the elephant so they didn't waste it?
Speaker 2: I don't know, man, have you ever had elephant before? No,
Speaker 2: it's probably pretty good. Sure I would not a fat
Speaker 2: on there probably take probably like some wago stuff.
Speaker 6: I've heard of people eating a lot of wild animals.
Speaker 6: I've never heard of anything or anyone eating elephants ever.
Speaker 14: Probably so good we should dive into it has to be.
Speaker 2: Well, they're very protected.
Speaker 7: Never reminds me, by the way, I bet you knew this.
Speaker 7: What's your name? Back?
Speaker 4: There?
Speaker 7: Does that go? But I was just reading a story
Speaker 7: I loaded in the audio. This is not a bit.
Speaker 7: I'm telling you this truth.
Speaker 6: Here the first ever video ever posted on YouTube.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, a guy like in the zoo or something.
Speaker 7: Yeah, this is and I know I guarantee you the
Speaker 7: guy's name.
Speaker 6: Shoot, I bet you're somewhere. It doesn't matter anyway. He's
Speaker 6: got to be pissed at himself because this is the
Speaker 6: first ever thing ever posted on YouTube by one of
Speaker 6: the co founders. And this is what he posted.
Speaker 9: All right, So here we are one of the elephants.
Speaker 14: And cool things about these guys is that they have
Speaker 14: really really, really long.
Speaker 7: And that's cool.
Speaker 9: And that's pretty much all this said.
Speaker 6: So that was the first and they paid a lot
Speaker 6: of money to get it to own it. I think
Speaker 6: you know, millions of dollars. I don't know what why
Speaker 6: or anything like that, but that's the first thing ever
Speaker 6: posted on YouTube, and it's about elephants and the size
Speaker 6: of their trunks.
Speaker 2: You know what.
Speaker 11: That's all the guy could say, Yeah, well it was
Speaker 11: you know, it was just a test video.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he changed the world.
Speaker 11: And you know what's weird is when you go to
Speaker 11: the YouTube now and you see these videos and they
Speaker 11: say like they were uploaded eighteen nineteen years ago, and
Speaker 11: you're like, damn, it's been around that long now, you
Speaker 11: know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't.
Speaker 6: Wishes that he was like doing math or something though,
Speaker 6: explaining something cool, not talking about a elephants trunk.
Speaker 8: Right, Like, if you land on the moon, you better
Speaker 8: have your first line planned. If you're going to post
Speaker 8: the first video to YouTube, you don't ten seconds ago.
Speaker 2: I guess that's all there is. You don't he ran
Speaker 2: out of stuff?
Speaker 7: Like if you're get found by the people looking for
Speaker 7: the Donner party, you know what here? You know when
Speaker 7: he yelled downward, not.
Speaker 11: The first thing posted, it would just be nineteen seconds
Speaker 11: of setter home.
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Would that.
Speaker 19: So Canada audio be that much different? She's got a
Speaker 19: really long trunk. That's all there is to say. So
Speaker 19: Canada held on, they win in overtime. They come back
Speaker 19: and beat the Czechs four to three. Slovakia beat Germany
Speaker 19: six to two, Finland in overtime, three to two over Switzerland.
Speaker 2: And the Swiss led two zip.
Speaker 8: By the way, they blew that game, and again the
Speaker 8: US two to one over Sweden in overtime. So the
Speaker 8: final four Canada, Slovakia, Finland in the US. But what
Speaker 8: really matters is this.
Speaker 6: I'll give you one more Congress on this day. In
Speaker 6: seventeen seventy seven overlooked Benedict Arnold for promotion, which set
Speaker 6: him on the path to betraying his country.
Speaker 2: Benedict Arnold, he's kind of like Anakin.
Speaker 7: Yeah exactly, Yeah, seventeen seventy.
Speaker 2: Seven, he wasn't ready to be on the council.
Speaker 6: Here is meets Us, makes History meets us playing George Washington,
Speaker 6: Tommy playing Benedict Arnold.
Speaker 8: Can it before you start? Can we challenge them to
Speaker 8: not have these two bang?
Speaker 2: Can it be any other scenario? But Tommy's name is Benedict. Yeah.
Speaker 2: By the way, I'm Ben, Benna, Benna, not Ben. Leave
Speaker 2: me out of this ben Yeah.
Speaker 8: Okay you ready. You're Benedict Arnold. You're you're the president.
Speaker 8: Okay go uh hello, everyone.
Speaker 10: Gather here today to chat about my good pal Benedict Arnold.
Speaker 2: Good day.
Speaker 7: Let him have the sex please.
Speaker 2: You literally we.
Speaker 12: Are also, I'm actually from friends.
Speaker 2: You wanted you want to learn kids?
Speaker 6: All right?
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