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White. No. Red. No. Blue? No! What is the name of the French bread shaped like a long stick? A bag at? Correct. Who voices the title character in the new Garfield movie? Ugh. A little feral. No. Pass. Pass. How many justices serve on the United States Supreme Court? Twelve. No. Nine. Yes. Celine Dion suffers from a disorder, SPS, which stands for what? Skinny person syndrome? No. Pass. Paper is the traditional gift for how many years of marriage? Two. Two. No. Three. No. Five. No. Which country takes its name from the Latin word for silver? Pass. What early 80s year did Dolly Parton release her hit song 9-5? 83. No. No. Right. How did it do? You sure did? You got two corrects. No. No. Not just a gigantic lock. I mean, it hasn't happened yet. Wait, what was it? Was it a gigantic? Giant. Giant. Giant. Giant. Giant. Giant. Giant. Giant. Giant. I mean, probably will be. Steve, are you ready? Giant. Gantic. Which is a great pixie song. It is. What color are the NFL goalposts? They are yellow. They are. What is the name of the French bread shaped like a long stick? French bread. No. Oh, baguette. Correct. I love them. Who voices the title character in the New Garfield movie? Thomas Jane. No. Tom. Sizemore. No. Pete Davidson. No. How many justices serve on the United States Supreme Court? Six. No. Yeah. Celine Dion suffers from the disorder SPS, which stands for what? Oh, stiff person syndrome. Yes. Paper is the traditional gift for how many years of marriage. One year? Yes. Which country takes its name from the Latin word for silver? Silverado? No. I love that country. Spain? No. America. No. What early 80s year did Dolly Parton release her hit song "Nine to Five"? 80. Yes. How did you know that? What? Steve. I didn't. I just guessed. You got six correct, which is a gigantic win. Yeah. Six to two. Oh. Congratulations. [MUSIC] I'm not a one by Dostin. I'm not a one by Dostin. I'm not a one by Dostin. I'm not a one by Dostin. I'm not a one by Dostin. I'm not a one by Dostin. [MUSIC] Seattle is celebrating something gigantic. [LAUGHTER] I love Tipsy Taren. Tipsy Taren. Taren. Get her home safely, Brad. Who voices the title character in the New Garfield movie? No. No one knows? No. I didn't even know they were making another Garfield movie. Oh, yeah. It's out now on theaters. Chris Pratt. Mm. Voices Garfield. You want some of his lasagna, huh? Okay. Yes. Oh. In which country takes a stain from the Latin word for silver? Country, silver. I have no-- I know. You could hear your brain just like another country, another country. My brain was slowly turning off. It was. It's Argentina. Of course. Of course. Congratulations, Stevie. Still one. [MUSIC] The Daily Makes Show. A recent survey was conducted, and it asked people what song they would want to hear in their final moments. You know? Oh, okay. So this isn't music that's getting played when you're already dead. It's like music for the end of your life. You're like one foot out the door. Yes, exactly. Deuces, everybody. Final moments, what would your swan song be? So this survey revealed the top five. Here's number one. ♪ When there was no...♪ Yeah. A siren just had this look like, "What the hell is this?" ♪ And spin it out...♪ ♪ Oh boy.♪ ♪ I faced it all...♪ Come on. Is this like Dean Martin or something? I'm close enough, Frank Sinatra. Frank Sinatra. ♪ And in my way...♪ Am I the only one that feels this? I mean, if I'm going to listen to one final song before I go, it's not that. Really? No. I've never liked this song. No. I find, how about this version of my way? I think maybe we could all agree that this is maybe the right one. ♪ This time I'm a little...♪ Would you listen to this? Yeah. Yeah, sure. ♪ It's my way...♪ ♪ It's my way...♪ ♪ My way or the highway...♪ And spin it out. I would choose...I would choose when just get all day. I would too. But come on. Frank Sinatra. That's such an iconic song. It certainly is. It always gets me choked up whenever I get it. If someone has like a montage of maybe a player retiring and like a sport and then they play that, I get all choked up on that crap. Aww. Here's number two on the list of the most requested end-of-life songs. ♪ And I...♪ Why? I like to get choked up and not hear that song. ♪ You can't write this and be an end-of-life song.♪ Well, for your significant other. I'm leaving but I will always love you, Danny. Okay. Was this like the end-of-ghost or something? No bodyguard. The best selling soundtrack of all time, by the way. And did you know that this song hit number one three times already? Number one when Dolly did it. It's originally done by Dolly Part. Number one when Whitney did it and then number one after Whitney passed. Oh, that makes sense. Yeah. I feel like that's the generation gap though. Even though I hate the music of Whitney Houston, I don't care about that song. That song does have some kind of a meaning because of the movie. Absolutely. I'm trying to hear it. So this is the Dolly Part inversion. ♪ Well...♪ No. Sorry. It's Dolly so much. Oh, let's keep playing it by the way. Oh. Dolly is my girl. You can have her. Alright, fine. Number three on the list of the most requested end-of-life songs. ♪ You're simply the best.♪ I'd better be playing beat megs if this happens. ♪ I've had a little bit of all the rest.♪ This is kind of... This is for the two narcissists. ♪ I'm out, but I'm still the best bitches.♪ Okay, I like it now. I like it. Alright. You're gonna have for this one? Yeah. Okay, cool. Oh, man. This is such a great music video too. Or on the list of the most requested end-of-life songs. ♪ Oh, wow...♪ Oh, I'm good with that one. Right. We all need to hear that. Do we need to hear the Wizard of Oz song? Yeah. Unless it's Kermit the Frog singing it, I don't want to. And even... I just don't want to hear it that way. Unless Patrick Mahomes sings it after losing a game for a change. I feel like everyone around you would want to die, like, here, listening to that song while you're dying. It's brutal. And rounding out the top five most requested end-of-life songs. Oh, yeah, Danny and I want to hear this all day. When your hooters grow on Sunday at the Halloween Hello Blue? Well, that's kind of morbid. Is that going to be the last day I'm out of the Danny and I? No, we're just gonna be frolicking on the stage to this. This is a weird one, though. This is so weird. 'Cause the fun is about the end. Yeah, you're gonna have fun in heaven, like, wait. Bye. Bye. Bye. You are... Oh, yeah. The Daily Makes Show. You just realized your business needed to hire someone yesterday. How can you find amazing candidates fast? Easy. Just use Indeed. Stop struggling to get your job posts seen on other job sites. Indeed, sponsored jobs help you stand out and hire fast. 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We talk to everyone from Bono to Amy Schumer, Spike Lee to Rainn Wilson, Krista Tippett and Brian Stevenson about purpose, creativity, well-being, and what makes life worth living. Follow and listen to Kelly Corrigan wonders on the free Odyssey app or wherever you get your podcasts. A contestant on Wheel of Fortune made an all-time bad guest this past Monday. All-time amazing guest. The answer was give yourself a round of applause. But he guessed, treat yourself a round of sausage, and if you missed it, here is that moment. "I like to buy you." "Well, you're going to get three 'U's." "I like to solve a puzzle." "Okay, well, let's hear it." "Treat yourself a round of saucy." "Oh." I love that. That secret was like, "Oh, awesome mind you." The word saucy was applause, and the letter A was already turned over, so it wasn't like as if the A was missing and he was like, "Well, maybe it's sausage, I don't know." "You just panicked." "I'm sorry, that's not it. Over to Katina. I like to solve." "Okay." "Give yourself a round of applause." "Yeah, that's it." "Although, well, I kind of like yours better." "Yeah, that sounds better than just clapping right now." "Yes, sausage over clapping any day of the week." Now Pat Sejek's daughter Maggie, she does a lot with the show, and afterwards she was talking to Will about what exactly happened. "All right, Will, we had a little miss-solve in the first game, but that's okay. Did you walk?" "So, did you like post-game interviews like the NFL?" "Yeah." "That's awesome." "That's okay. Did you walk me through how you're feeling?" "Yeah, I tell you. When the lights are on and, you know, the stars and Ryan, Secret Van O' White, I just went blank, but if your dad in retirement is watching the show, maybe cracks a beer and gets a laugh. It was worth it." "Okay, I will make sure that we tune in that night, okay? That's the promise. That's what we'll make too." "And I'm sure I'm going to have sausages in my locker and please, Carl, I want to get back. So, we'll, uh, we'll try to have some fun with him." "He's a cop. That's amazing. I just love his attitude about it all. I feel like this is exactly how Ray Gunn should be acting. You know, when something silly and embarrassing happens, like Ray Gunn, the break dancer. Instead of just being mad and upset and trying to, like, you know, avoid it, just wrap your arms around and just have fun with it." "Embrace it." "Yeah." "So many people are having a blast on social media goofing on his screw up, so we're going to go straight to the comments." "Yeah, we found some of those comments, sent them to Jason, sent reenact him however you want, and of course, some people just get a little too worked up about Wheel of Fortune on social media. Are you ready for the first comment?" "Oh yeah." "This guy won $10,000 somehow. America." "That's right, because he ended up winning some money." "I mean, that's unbelievable." "Like, he's struggling that bad." "The pressure, the sausage." "He's probably been practicing his whole life." "I know, he was like, 'This is the moment babe, I'm going to do it, and we're going to crush it. I watch the show all the time. Everybody's going to sausage for me.' "Oh boy." "I mean, applause for me." "Goof on him all you want, but we'll use this moment to raise money for a local food bank and his buds gifted him an apron with his answer on it. LOL." "Alright, thanks for making us all feel bad for making fun of the guy. That is pretty cool that he had a big watch party and raised a bunch of money and donated it to a food bank and also it's French just clowning on him. It's fantastic." "I bet the food bank is accepting a lot of sausage right now." "Since he was freely changing letters, he should have said, 'Treat yourself a pound of sausage.'" "Johnsonville." "Johnsonville, the sausage." "Yes, they put the quote or the answer on their packaging and put it up on their social media which I thought was hilarious." "Treat yourself a round of sausage." "You never been to a bar and bought a round of sausage for everyone." "If I was at a bar and someone bought a round of sausage, I would be ecstatic." "Yeah, one time in Dallas we did that, right Danny? That was a good time." "What?" "Yeah, we bought sausage for everybody. It was awesome." "The Nail Strip Club, or whatever." "Yeah, where was I for this?" "You were getting an Uber, you didn't come back in, you missed out on it, it was fun." "I guess so." "The best time." "Imagine being arrested by him and then when she is reaping you, your answer say, 'Hey, aren't you that sausage guy from Wheel of Fortune? What the sad?' That would be pretty fun. "I love it." "I had a moment a little bit different than that but when I had my wedding, and I told you guys how I had a magician at our wedding and that was his side hustle, he was one of those David Blaine street magicians and he was going around table to table just making things turn on and fire, putting things in his eyelid, pulling it out of the other one and people were freaking out, it was a great time. His actual job at the time, he's no longer a cop, he was a cop, he was a police officer somewhere in the south end and one of my buddies who was at my wedding came over to me and he was losing his mind, he was like, 'Your magician once arrested me.' I was like 'What?' and then I went over to the guy that was the cop/magicians and he's like 'I thought he looked familiar.' "Is that one of his tricks though, escaping from handcuffs? Apparently so. There's like a minor in possession wait many many years before the wedding but it was just like, it was like one of those dumb moments where it's like, of course, the magician's the guy who once arrested me." "Some people have a side hustle." "Yeah." "The Daily Makes Show." The Prince of Darkness, Ozzy Osbourne recently had an appearance on the Mad House Chronicles podcast and Ozzy revealed that he is not completely sober. Here's Ozzy talking about it. Do you feel happier now? I'm not happier but I'm not completely so, I use a bit of marijuana from time to time. Right, right. But you're not out of your head on coke and booze and all that stuff. I mean, I'm lucky my wife kicked my butt all the sudden she would make love so difficult. Isn't life easier for you now? Much easier. You just don't have to think about it. Put me with the marijuana and she'll find it and get rid of it. Life is easier because I'm so baked I don't have to deal with the craziness that is my wife. Is that what I'm getting out of it? Pretty much. I've always heard stories of like Motley Quiff shared the stories and other bands said, 'Touring with Ozzy, there's two different Ozzies, there's touring with Ozzy when it's just Ozzy and then it's just full-on debauchery and then it's touring with Ozzy with Sharon and then it's when Ozzy is a very good boy and also the opening bands are also a very good boy. I mean, relative, I'm sure they're still partying but they're just not as crazy as they are when Sharon's not around. Like Jekyll and Hyde. Yeah. Oh my gosh. So I want to get your take on this because when I hear that when people are like, I hear this so often when people are like, 'Oh, I just celebrated five years of sobriety.' I'm like, 'I'm positive you're not sober with everything.' Like I have some friends that they'll smoke a ton of weed or they'll do some other types of like hallucinogenics like mushrooms or things like that, they just don't drink alcohol. Yeah. And look, I think that's awesome, whatever is going to make you feel like you're in a better space and you could be a better human being. I'm not here to judge you for that. I will judge you though when you say I'm five years sober when you're not really technically sober. I'm not going to fight with them about it. I don't care that much but I feel like if you don't drink alcohol for five years, you just say, 'I'm alcohol-free for five years.' And that's what my husband is. He is alcohol-free and he just, I think it was 11 years this past year since he had his last sip of alcohol. We're getting amazing. But he never calls himself sober and he's even had people ask him like, 'Hey, you want to take me to your AA meeting?' And he's like, 'Well, I don't really go to AA meetings because I don't feel like I deserve a chip because I still use the devil's letters.' Right, last time I went to an AA meeting I was really stoned and it was awkward. Yeah, I'm not going to go to that. But so he'll say he's alcohol-free. I know there's also the term 'California sober' which means you smoke weed and you don't drink alcohol. Oh, okay. Yeah, California sober is like, 'Yeah, I don't drink booze, but I like the jazz catch.' Do they add their own coin? It has a little potney fun in it. Maybe that should be a thing. I don't know. Like, again, it's not going to really bother me that much. But I always kind of cringe when someone's like, 'I've been sober. I'm like, 'I saw you last weekend ripping a bomb hit. What are you talking about? You're not sober.' Alcohol-free. That is the term. Alcohol-free, that makes sense. It's kind of like, I'd rather call myself a plant-based weirdo because when people were like, when you're vegan, they're just like, 'Well, that had butter in it.' And I'm like, 'I'm trying my best, man, but sometimes it's just I can't avoid certain things.' Like, I do my best, but mainly just because I know how my body is, and I've been healthier and feel better because I haven't been eating a lot of dairy and meat, but I'm not going to, like, you never hear me staying on top of a mountain top being like, 'I'm vegan.' Like, I like calling myself a plant-based weirdo because of that. Now, I have a question for you, but you've been in a plant-based weirdo for some amount of time now. A few years. If you eat something that you think might be plant-based and then, I mean, can you pick up on the fact that there's real butter in there, or if there's some dairy in there, you can't do-- I'm not good at that. Can't-- are there vegans that can do that? Like, you know immediately if there's-- Oh, I bet. I bet. I mean, but I feel like you had to have been then somebody who enjoyed dairy and meat before at some point in order to be able to differentiate the two. Sure. Like, if someone just was like, right now, like, 'Tatum's never had any meat, and for the most part, not had any dairy, so I don't think she'd ever be able to tell the difference until, like, maybe-- and I've always said, like, if she decides one day she's like, 'Dad, I want to enjoy, you know, chicken nuggets, real chicken nuggets,' and I'm like, 'Let's go to McDonald's.' Like, go, barbecue sauce all the way. We basically have made-- like, we're like, well, we're razor this way, but when the time comes that she wants to make her own decisions, we're not going to be like, 'You cannot if you want to live in this house.' Yeah, that's awesome. I think that's great. Just-- but she's just so like-- she's such an animal freak, like, even when we've asked her, like, 'Do you want to eat that?' And she's like, 'No, that was a cow. I love cows.' I'm like, 'Okay.' We'll see. Well, we've visited this in a couple of years, and we'll see where you're at. But, like, if we're at a birthday party and everyone's having cupcakes, and there's nothing that-- you know, something where-- it's like, what are we going to do, tell her she can't enjoy a cupcake with all these other kids while the other kids are having-- well, the other kids are having-- then all of a sudden, she's going to have resentment towards, you know, how she's eating. Yeah, that's tough. I think you guys are doing it right. I have no idea. Wait, does she shame other kids for eating meat yet? Oh, yeah. She'll throw blood on another kid and say, 'Meet his murder.' That might come. That happened yesterday in preschool for a kid, you know? I mean, she doesn't shame anyone. Woo! Do you? I used to. Oh, I used to. Not anymore, though. No, not anymore. I'm way chiller now. But are you kidding? Which is crazy for her to say that. I went-- I went-- I remember I went to a family Thanksgiving. I think I was, like, eight or nine, and I bitched everyone out who was eating turkey. So you must be fun at parties. I am now. Just give me some booze. Just come along. Seeing your parents and being there, you're just like, 'Sorry about our daughter.' We'll just leave now. Oh, we were never invited back. I can't wait for one day, Sarah just gets so drunk, and then we just find her passed out her and with chicken nuggets, just spray it all over the room. I swear to God, if I become pregnant-- But she's like, David Hasloff with a half-eaten hamburger, but she's just laying on the floor. She's like, 'I made a bad choice.' But I love it. I love it. Oh, yeah. If I'm pregnant, I get a joke. Like, I'm just going to crave blood. If you had to pick one thing, is there anything that is meat-based that you've always wanted to try? Probably bacon. Oh, yeah. It's good. Because everyone just says how amazing bacon is. I'm not a fan. I don't think I'll like it, but that's probably like the one thing, or just like a chicken nugget. Yeah. Yeah. Chicken nugget you love. Yeah. I mean, that's just universal. Bacon, I think, smells better than a taste personal. Yeah. I really don't think you'd like bacon. Yeah. It's all the popular things. So you'd just be like, nah. And I don't think bacon sucks or anything like that, but I think people override. It's overrated. Well, I disagree. However. Right now, I'm really troubled by this. Oh, it doesn't fight in words, y'all. The Daily Nigs Show. ♪ Go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go ♪
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