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Thursday, June 27: Girls - Beer - Sports: Mild Day Shrinkage
about beer and sports and whatever else because it's our show and we do what we want. I'm Kerri coming to you from Stanley Man or studios to Marite is Sarah and you can let put you can put I knew I was going to screw this up. Hold on. I'm going to get there. I'm going to get there. You can put her CD in and let her run around because it's summer time and it's Lauren. It is me. Yes. I am here. I got there. You did. Yeah. Excellent. I wanted I wanted to use something from you know the DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince song summer time it was yes yes it was because that that song man when that song came out in the summer of 1992 you know you all remember that song right that song was everywhere like it was all over MTV like when MTV still playing videos 24 hours a day like that that song was everywhere like that was the song of the summer. Yeah. That's always fun. It's always fun whenever there is a song of the summer and you just you just got a thing that you listen to. I agree. Yeah. If you don't listen to it for a few years and you listen back on it you're like oh wow it was that summer right? Oh look. Yeah. Yeah. And they also always had like the clean like like family oriented rap too which seemed like out of place for that period of time. Parents just don't understand. What was it? Nightmare on my street I think was one of theirs. And then there was just gangster rap all around it. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah and they were just doing goofy raps and videos and stuff. Yeah. But yeah that that's summer time thing that that song was everywhere. And actually I so on one of my satellite channels is called The Groove which is like 70s and 80s kind of R&B like like old school R&B. I do like that that kind of stuff. And on occasion they'll play some songs that like songs that got huge like rap songs that got huge sampled from. And they actually that summertime song is sampled from an earth wind and fire instrumental that I believe is also called summertime I think. I would have to look it up exactly. The earth wind and fire gets sampled a lot and hip hop and rap. Yeah. Yeah. Because I don't think that I think there's other songs that are sampled to them too. So the minute I think of it off the top of my head that men in black song is a Patricia that forget me knots. Yeah. Forget me knots. Yeah but that's for the men in black. Yeah. But yeah that that song from the earth wind and fire that instrumental or whatever I was like what is this? Okay. Okay. This is the sample. I did not realize this. Very cool. But that's fun. I think that's fun to hear songs that that got's because obviously a lot of that the hip hop music do use a lot of samples. Oh yeah. Which cool right? I'm totally down with it. Oh yeah. But it's kind of funded. And it's like a fun little Easter egg whenever you discover the origin and you're like wait no this was after. Oh no wait it was before. Oh my gosh. Yeah. Mind blown. Yeah. And the thing of it is like I'll sit there and you listen I was listen I listened through the instrument or whatever. But I'm saying like singing the summertime lyrics right. Yeah. That's kind of funny. I don't know. Nice. So I bring that up. But yeah here we are we're actually now I guess into where it's the days are going to start getting shorter again. Yes. Which sucks. And you know I hate. Yes it is day shrinkage. Like that. That sounds like a like a side effect that could occur from a new medication. Yes. Wild day shrink may occur. May cause mild day shrinkage. In some patients may cause mild day shrinkage. Yes. Yeah. Well it is in the pool. And when you're in the pool it shrinks right. Oh yeah. It's sign filled. Yeah. But is there a particular song that you all can think of that like when you hear it and it doesn't matter what time it like you were like oh yeah that that was the summer like that was the jam. Yeah. There's a lot. I mean they're not necessarily songs that I would listen to normally. But I did that sugar ray song. What every morning. Yeah. I just want to either one honestly. But yeah my my friends and like early high school days. We were yeah we we listened to that song a lot. Never owned the album because I actually didn't really like the song all that much. But it was just on constantly. So yeah I heard it the other day I was like oh my gosh I've been transported back to ninth grade summer. This is amazing and horrible at the same time. All star song. Oh yeah. Oh yeah. That was a big summer one and now I've got Will Smith in my head. So I've got the Miami song. Oh yeah. Getting jiggy with it. Yeah. Hanson you put some get some bobbing around the pool. Oh god. That's all right there. Oh. Sarah did you have any. I mean those are all the ones that I just said. Yeah. Oh sorry. Sorry. I thought you. I'm just speaking for Lauren. You're throwing my thoughts to Sarah. See I was gonna say. Do you remember that black box song? Strike it up. That fan is gonna play my to this is early early 90s. No I don't got that one. Okay so that was that's one for me because my friend Jim Bob was obsessed with that song and he bought the sit bought the single. Yeah. And every time he got my car he wanted to play it. Yeah. Yeah. I feel like that's kind of how those songs are though. Like I feel like if it's like a song that you truly love you would have listened to it all year. Yeah. But if it's a song that your friend really loved or that was really popular the time that maybe you just were like okay with. Yeah. You only heard it during the summer when you were like hanging out with your friends. I want to go point. Yeah. Yeah. So I think that it's probably like songs you don't really love all that much. Yeah. They would be. Are the like the songs of the summer. Yeah. That's a good point. They get played so much. Yeah. For me after so long like I get only hear a song so many times before I'm like oh my god burned out. I hate this song. Yeah. That's a song just like going to the center of the sun. Why do we still need it? I hate it. I'm want to like cry right now. So terrible. Do I still listening? Here we go again. Here we're listening to Sugar Ray yet again. Do we have to like keep listening to this please? Yeah. Anything else? Like if I were less when I was driving and having CDs in the car if I had more gumption like I do now I would have taken a CD like that dossed out the window. No. We're not listening to that in the car sir. Take that and toss it out or toss that back in your CD case. We're listening to something else. It's my car. We'll do what I want. Yeah. That's fair. Yeah. So I would also say the Wayne's World soundtrack because when that movie came out I think that was like 91 or 92. Yeah. I had a flow look at look it up but when that movie came out you know be Bohemian Rhapsody blew up. Oh yeah. Just get blew up again. Yeah. Yeah. A rebirth of that song. And we would just drive around and hang out the windows and just scream that song. Oh yeah. Yeah. It's a good one. So yeah. Definitely the Wayne's World soundtrack with Bohemian Rhapsody because that song was that song was everywhere that summer when that movie came out for sure. Yeah. Yeah. And see that's the other thing. We don't have soundtrack anymore. I feel like we don't have like summer blockbusters anymore. I mean I guess right now it's probably if you're a T Swift fan you are really into the whatever the new album is called. Yeah that poets whatever whatever. So that's probably for a lot of for a lot of youths right now. That's probably their songs of the summer their budding songs of the summer. May and not not dig it on that really. Yeah. My songs of the summer now are whatever my daughter is into. So it's whatever is getting played on infinite repeat in my car whenever we're driving to and from camp. Last summer it was Pink Floyd another brick in the wall. The part two one. That was yeah. Her jam. Her jam of choice. Yep. This summer we've kind of been going on Killer Queen by Queen. Okay. That's a good one. So yeah. That's sort of defined my 2024 summer so far. That's fair. So like I was seeing on Twitter like you know follow a lot of these 80s whatever that tweet about 80s stuffs and you know just they're just churning out like this day in 1984 like Ghostbusters and Gremlins and all these you know these movies came out on the same day and then like today Batman came out in nineteen nine the Tim Burton's Batman and it's just like I'm looking at all these movies that that just got churned out every single summer. I don't even know what would be a blockbuster movie if there is one. I mean I just feel like they're new Fury Road. No it's not or whatever that one is. I mean the biggest one now is that inside out too. That's what I was thinking of. That's done pretty well for itself. Wow. A sequel to the saddest movie on earth. Okay. I don't want to cry anymore that I've already cried. Oh I never saw the first one. I didn't see the first one yet either actually. Sylvia saw it at school and said that it upset her and that she was not wanting to watch it again. Oh it's like really really deeply emotional. Okay yep Sylvia doesn't do too great with that kind of thing so. Neither does. Yeah a couple of friends and I watched that when it came out at the movies and we saw it uncontrollably in the front row. Really? Yeah and we were like a full blown adult. Oh wow. I mean I was in my 30s. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So yeah if people when I could cry fist it goes inside out there. That's how I'll do that to ya. Fair brutal. Fair enough. Well there you go. Yes it is officially summer time. Summer solstice. Summer time I'm ready to cry. Well here's the thing too so 4th of July is in a week. Great. Wow. Which is crazy and you know we're six months from Christmas. That's scary to me. Don't say about it. Yeah I don't like it. Although we are getting closer to Halloween so that's pretty cool. That's pretty scary. Fair enough but of course you know the QVC's today I mean I flipped it on for in the kitchen with David at noon before I leave the house. Just to see what they're hawking. I like to see what they're hawking you know. It's fascinating. Yeah and he's like he's got his red and green on and he's starting to and I looked at John and said no. And he's like oh yeah. He's like it is six months from Christmas. Yeah son of a picture consumerism on early already. Why not? Hey it's Keith's pushing back earlier and earlier. We'll just put up the tree now. And we're two and a half months from football. There you go. So that's a good thing. That's a plus. I was gonna say ten. It started on the 31st or so. The 31st and it's it's like it's like early early well mid to late August that's when some of the teams that aren't like you know the power five start playing. Not the big guys. Yeah but so anyway but yes here we are. Oh it's very exciting I guess. Okay there you go. I just like that it's summer because it's not cold and there's no snow. You know and I can sit outside even though it's on pleasantly yeah I can still sit outside though. Like I'm not risking like frostbite or anything. It's fair. So I will sit outside. It's true. Yeah well yeah. But I mean you know if you've got a refreshing beverage and you're in the shade yeah absolutely. And I'm really doing a whole lot. It's not so bad. I guess it is. I guess outside of it it's above AD I can't move. I just have to sit. Yeah. With my arms out. Not move. Letting fear. Just like dying of hate strokes. Yeah. Yeah I'm kind of kind of y'all know a body that's made for you. Kind of with Lauren on this. But speaking of tasty beverages. Yes. We are drinking some today. Yeah. Refreshing. Refreshing tasty beverages. Yes. I have the this is a new brewery for me. Omnipolo. Okay. Yeah. I think I'm not that a few from them. Root world famous raspberry pie sour elbrud with raspberries is six percent. And it's just a can with something that doesn't really look like amorphous cloud blob. I think it's a raspberry underneath some stuff. Okay you know what it looks like to me. What you know the obviously when David Lynch got the David Lynch out on Twin Peaks three. Yes. It looks like the bubblegum tree. Oh I thought it looked like the Bob Cloud. Oh over the Bob Cloud. Yeah. It looks like something. And what you know the episode that had no dialogue and it was just that yeah and it was David Lynch really being David Lynch. Got super David Lynch. Yeah that's what it reminds me of. Yeah that can is quite David Lynchy. Yes. Yeah. Well my can is not David Lynchy. My can is straight forward and legible and comprehendable. This is West six brewing strawberry colch ale brewed with strawberries. And so this is a light one. It's just a five point five percent. Looks to be a nice summer drinker. I was at West six yesterday actually. Went there after we went to the Living Arts and Science Center with one of Silvia's friends and her mom and had a nice little time ramping around there looking at the exhibits and just kind of goofing around. Then went to West six and had ourselves some delicious lunch and a few beers. And this was one of the six packs we brought home. Well actually the the friends mom actually got this for us to give to us because they came over afterwards and played in our sprinkler. Oh okay. We actually went to West six in the evening times yesterday and I actually had the strawberry colch and I will say I'll just say right from I liked it. Yeah I liked it. So see what you think of it. Yeah. All right so I managed to actually I need to get to the beer trap but I just haven't been. So I ended up going to Total Wine this week and tried to cobble manage to cobble together or six packs surprisingly enough. I'm telling you what they had some like really old singles on their shelf. I just call them out. Christmas? Yes. Yeah I did this at the last month. Yeah I was like I was you really kind of had to pick through that stuff to find kind of like newer things. Weird. Yeah I was like what are you all doing over here because this is not good. Maybe they're trying to get rid of their single section and they're just trying to sell backstock at this point. It's like they should. Yeah it's never great. But I did manage cobble together six pack and this is actually one of the things I found for Sharon Beer. And this is from Highwire and Asheville, North Carolina there. And this is it's just called Black Lager. So it's going to deliver what it promised I think. Nice. It's a longer breed with Epiphany Craft Malt. Nice. Crisp and roasty. And it's selling five percent. Crisp and roasty is what I am after I spend a day in the sun. Yes. And so the Stuart Rice Memorial Hounds Tooth Glass today contains a it's a local offering. Nice. Yeah. Drinking local today. Yes. Drinking local today from Mirror Twin. And I think that if out of all the beers in the seven years or whatever the hell it is that we've been doing this show right. Yes. 428 episodes. Yes. This is my favorite can ever. It's a very premium can. I love this can so much that it pains me to throw it away. She got to peel the label off and frame the label. So in the can. This is their mirrored fortunes. It's a double nepa with HS one six six six zero hops. Oh I don't know what that is. But yes it's mirrored fortunes. If I didn't already say that. I am a serious collaboration of great minds. And actually is a collaboration between Mirror Twin brewing and Turner labels. And I think that Turner labels is the people who made the labels. That's why it's a fancy label. I looked them up and they're out in Nicholasville Kentucky. Because of my Turner labels. But the can. Okay so first of all the cans got like a Zoltar dude on there for a big right in that movie. It's got a and it's got a very like like Art Nouveau kind of poster art vibe. Yes. And then it has your reveal your fortune. This is your fortune teller speaking. I'm trapped in the can. Please crack it open and release me. But then it also has lucky numbers which is super cool. My favorite part is that it's got raised textured printing on it. Yes the printing is textured which makes sense that this is a calam from a printing company. Yes. Because otherwise that would be quite expensive to probably have that like raised. It is so cool. And raised like edges on your can. Yeah. But that is it's super awesome. And yeah. Do you listen if you're in the Kentucky area and you need a label or something printed. Turner labels actually that's yeah. They're they're not paying us for this. But this was so cool. But that is yeah. Definitely a place to go to for all your labeling means. My second favorite part of the label is that the best buy date underneath it. It says turn down for wallet. I didn't even notice that. That's been laughing at it for like a past five minutes. That's hilarious. That is too funny. Yeah. The stars align in your favor. Fortune smiles upon you. So yeah. Lots going on in this can. But the textured label is just so cool. Yeah. Yeah. That's very, very cool. So Sarah have you seen big? Do you know what we're speaking of? You know you know the movie though right? The Tom Hanks movie. The 80s. Yeah. Come for me I guess. But the Tom 80 or Tom Hanks 80s movies don't really feel like they do it for me. I've never been like tempted or felt the need to watch any of them. They just all kind of look the same. Joe versus the volcano is so good. So is bachelor party. Oh yeah. It's been a while since I've watched either of those. I watched Big Nut. It's probably maybe like nine or ten years ago. So Big was a little bit more fresh in my memory. I think that was a summer movie. Yeah. As I recall. It's kind of got that like family friendly quality of a summer movie. It doesn't say you go to the drive-in to say. That's fair. It feels like I would go to the drive-in with my family to see that movie. Yeah. Although I was definitely not born when that probably came out originally. You know iconic scenes in that movie. The piano. Oh yeah. You know that kind of thing. And then of course the Zoltar machine. Mm-hmm. That when the movie came out. Which is the whole like yeah. The corruption teller. The movie that's how he gets. He wishes to be big. Big or big. And big and. Yeah. I mean I like the movie. I think it still kind of holds up. Yeah. Yeah. I think sometimes. Yeah. It's fun. It's fun. But anyway yeah this can is super cool. And I'm just going to pet it. Yes. All time long. Like what I was like a little like like stress relief stickers. Yeah. Bied upon the backs of their phone. Oh yeah. Yeah. Yeah. pet your pet your sticker. I just have turned down for what my head now. I just have a what? Do do do do. Those are my summer jam. Yeah. It's a good summer jam actually. We do have the house party jam. We have two R.I.P. we have two R.I.P.s this week. I'm just going to get to great right now. Right. Yeah. R.I.P. to the great Willie May is. Oh yeah. Yeah. Possibly arguably. Willie May is not here. No. Arguably the best baseball player of all time. A lot of people would say would make that argument that he was the best baseball player of all time. I mean two time MVP. Twenty five. Twenty four time all star Hall of Famer World Series champion. Twelve times gold glove award winner recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom. I mean a storied career and actually I think that if I had been alive when he was playing baseball. You don't have to be more of a baseball fan. I might like baseball. Yeah. Yeah. So what team did he play for? The Giants. The Giants. Yeah. Cool. Yeah. But yeah. Just iconic. I'm guessing he was quite old. Ninety three. Ninety three. Yeah. But again just one of those. When you say his name like pretty much everybody knows he has least heard his name before. Right. Yeah. But yeah. And also R.I.P. to Donald Sutherland. I saw that. Yeah. He was quite old too. He was eighties. Eighty eight. I think. Yeah. But I mean so you know he was an animal house. He was in obviously the original invasion of the body snatchers. He was in one of probably my favorite World War II movie of all time. If you've never seen it Kelly's Heroes. Oh. It's got Don Rickles in it. It's got Telly Savala's in it. Donald Sutherland's in it. Clint Eastwood's in it. I mean it is jam packed with star power. Oh yeah. It's also a really good movie. Yeah. What else is he in? Oh there's another one that that he's in that I liked and I can't think of it. But I mean he's been in tons of movies. Oh yeah. Oh. Space Cowboys. No. No. I don't know. What? You know Clint Clint Eastwood and Tommy Lee Jones? No. Where they were supposed to go up into space and now they're old dudes. Oh wait. And then they get sent on the mission to go in and they're supposed to fix the communication satellite but turns out the communication satellite really contains Russian nuclear missiles. I feel like maybe I think mid 2000s, early 2000s. This sounds familiar now that you said Tommy Lee Jones space. It's a solid movie. It's one of those if it's on TV and there's nothing else on it and I see it. I'm like yeah okay I'll watch this. Yeah. Yeah. That's probably how I've seen that. I probably like watched like 10 minutes of it while it was on flipping through the channels. Probably just saw it being called space Cowboys. See I would've been like oh space Cowboys. Yes that sounds dumb but watch the solid movie and your sips your Simpsons reference the the episode where Homer goes to college and he's watching animal house is animal house house house. Nobody ever went to class and we saw Donald side and then yeah and he makes up that song. Anyway. All right. Well thank you for your contributions to society solute. Yep. All right. Well sadly I guess you know because I was forcing myself to watch this. No no no I'm I'm saying I am well but I'm saying that the way it went out they went out right. I mean 14 to I mean they just got drilled. So I'm talking about UK. UK's baseball team. Yeah I saw the first ending of that and it was like seven to one and I was like well I got to go to the pool now so I'm going to watch this anymore. Yeah but you know storied season absolute historic season I should say for sure. And it's really really really really really hard to get to the college world series. Like it's really hard. Some good talent in the SEC. So I don't know you know if they'll repeat I think I think they're set up to have you know good seasons in future. Mm-hmm it's so hard to get to the college world series. Totally hard and they lose Florida Florida. Oh yeah and now Texas A&M and Tennessee are in the finals and they played. Yeah they played last night. First game and Texas A&M and you know the Jellowshot challenge. Texas A&M apparently has pulled ahead in that as well. Well so you know they have something to drink for. Yeah. They're at 25 over 25,000 as of the recording of this. Wow. And 29 minutes ago on the Jellowshot challenge Twitter page and then Tennessee is 24,000 in change. So you know I think that this year that people like we talked about I think that people are doing it correctly and actually buying the shots. Yes. Because you're looking at like a flipping 10 day tournament two weeks at least right. Mm-hmm. That people are rolling in and out of there. Yeah yeah. I don't think somebody's coming in and splashing the cash and then just throwing them away. Yeah. Like what it started like one last Friday or something maybe. So we're on day nine. Yeah something like that. Yeah. Yeah. So we got today and then if need be Monday and that would be it. Yeah. Yeah I hope Tennessee loses everything they ever do. Mm-hmm. But yeah I totally agree. But you know again you got as silly as much as I don't like baseball. You got you know you got a salute you came away for getting there. Yeah. At least winning a game. You know they won one game which is again an accomplishment because it is very difficult. Yep. Very difficult to get to get to that. Okay so I know nobody at this table but me. Mm-hmm. Has been watching the Euros. Yep but not watch that. No. In Newark. I wouldn't have expected you all to break. Yeah. But you know in that soccer is what I'm talking about. Mm-hmm. And yes it is the Euro 2020 or Euro 2024 tournament rate. Okay. And I'm sorry for my money. It's good soccer. It's fun to watch. But again I get it. There's people out there that feel about soccer the way I feel about baseball. It's a little boring. I understand it. But you have to at least admit that the fans of these teams internationally. Oh yeah. Are nuts. Oh yeah. Right. They're absolutely crazy. I'm not a huge fan of trash talking. Right. I don't like it. I don't like when people do it. Quite unnecessary. I think it makes you look the fool more than it makes you look like coo. Right. And trash talking nine times out of ten gets you nothing but losing. Yeah. Right. Yes bad you do and a lot of times when people trash talk they can't back it up. Right. Yeah. But I think that the Euro the European fans who have been at this tournament have hit upon a way to trash talk that I'm fully in favor of. And I think we need more of this. And I think we need it in the United States at sporting events. What is this? And they're calling this has been dubbed Euro Food Wars. Okay. On the Twitters because people have been taunting. I suppose that wrong. People have been taunting each other's countries about their food. Oh. Okay. So think if you're taunting France you like wave around a bag at somebody. Your breads. I believe I believe Italians. So like Scotland fans to to trash talk Italians. We're chanting we're going to deep fry your pizza. Right. Pasta greater than paella. You know, Italian Italian Italy versus Spain. Nice. Kill bossa better than Gouda. Oh, right. German versus Switzerland. Germany versus Switzerland. Hmm. Some like Gouda Field kill bossa though. Yes. So Austria fans snapped bread baguettes in front of the French. Yes. Right. I love it. That's awesome. I love this. That's some quality. Some quality heckling there. Check this out. Wow. Yeah. I bet that was a satisfying snap to because some of those baguettes can be quite crusty. Do you think the French people were like, okay. You can make a sandwich out of that. Right. They're like, don't waste that bread. Yeah. Pass it over here. You got. You got us. Sniffle better than baguette. You know, I'm here for this. What if we put schnitzel on a bag? Because that would be pretty. That would be actually a pretty thing. I would eat that. You just want to combine these countries. Yeah. I'll just get along. Right. So it started out with, and I can't remember who started it, but they were breaking spaghetti in front of the Italians. It's fun. And that kind of started it. I want to say it was like Slovak here or Slovenia. I wouldn't know what their food is to taunt them. Okay. I found it. So the Euro food snapping taunt had Albanians were snapping spaghetti and throwing it in the air in front of Italians. Right. Yeah. Nice. So that's-- That's having a hard time breaking it. I don't know. I'm sorry. Yeah. So then the Australians started trolling French fans with the baguettes, and then it just kind of escalated from there. I love it. Right. But I love this because, you know, soccer, especially in the '70s, '80s and into the early '90s, before they kind of went to all-seaters, had a real big problem with hooliganism. Oh, yes. Obviously, you know, fighting in the streets. People getting like injured. Really bad and killed. Yeah. In some cases, trampled and smashed against fences and things like that. This is a hundred times better than hooliganism. Yeah. It's hilarious. Funny. And, you know, it's good-natured. It is. So, like, what foods-- What are some foods that we could taunt other people with? Because, like, I feel like-- I feel like the states should start this, and we should start taunting other states. Yeah. For sure. In college sports. That's what-- Yeah, so I'm saying, like-- Yeah. So, like, in Georgia, you could just take peaches and just smash them, because they smashed nicely if they're right. That's true. Check this out. Smash the peach. Yeah, just smash some peaches. Yeah. I think, as you could smash some peaches. Yeah, like that. Yeah. I don't know. Like, what is-- what is Tennessee known for, like, a garbage sandwich? I mean, try Cheetebeko. Or saltwater, mountain taffy or something. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Just, like, stomp on that taffy. Your taffy's hard. It hurts my teeth. Now, I feel like it's like anybody who would try to smash a hot brown, you're just going to make a mess. Yeah. Right. Although, that would make a very lovely splash. Well, I was going to say, like, toss it like you in a pie. A pie. Yeah. Oh, you don't want to take that to the face. Yeah, that would burn you, I mean. Yeah. But I feel like you'd want, like, hot brown, greater than-- Yeah. I don't know. Hot brown, greater than-- let's see. I don't know. Great. A gator tail, I don't know. Something like that. Yeah, I don't know. I don't know, like, a lot. Like, because the problem is-- Brown, greater than gumbo. Oh, yeah, there you go. Yeah. Brown, greater than gumbo, I like that. But gumbo's-- I don't know that I agree with that. Gumbo, actually, is better. I know we're gumbo than a new hot brown. And here's my problem with this, because many other states' foods are so delicious. Yeah. And I'm like, I don't want to tell you're food, because you're both good. I don't know if Kentucky took the alcohol angle. Our alcohol is better than so true. This is so true. Burban, greater than moonshine. Burban, greater than moonshine. Yeah. Like a fried chicken leg, and then you took a peach and just, like, used the leg as, like, a baseball bat and just, like, bam. Nice. I mean, they were both explode in the process. Yeah. And conversely, people could smash KFC buckets to taunts. Oh, that's true. That's a good point. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But I'm all for this form of taunting or trash talking. I love this. I thought it was hilarious. And the fact that it, like, got started because, you know, the Albanians were just decided to snap spaghetti. Like, what is going on? So silly. But then the fact that people liked it so much, they picked it up and, like, start, like, go to the baguettes and then kill bosses greater than PA or whatever. Yeah, and, like, a really terrible French accent. Yes. Very stereotypical. It was Pierre Escargo there. Sitting in a bathroom. Right. Yes. Yeah. But I'm, I'm all for this. And I think this is hilarious. And, you know, the group stages are almost over. So we're getting into the knockout station. I think the tournament is over in two weeks, maybe, or something like that. So hopefully you get more, more of these food taunts because I'm here for it. I'm absolutely here for it. Speaking of the Olympics, we're getting very close. We're about a month out. Oh, yes. Right. Yeah. Lots of qualifying rounds have been. Yes. Track and field was yesterday. And you must been going on, though, that is huge. Huge. I did not want to do that. Is swimming. Yes. Swimming is so big that you all know where the trial pool is. I do know. Yeah. Is it the cults football stadium? They put it in a football stadium. Oh, wow. They built a pool in a football stadium. Huh? Well, that's a good utilization of space, I suppose. And then did you see the LA Olympics or whatever? I did see that so far. Yes. It's going to be the biggest place they've ever held a swimming and diving event. So this is now apparently a thing. And there are people. It's it's selling out. Oh, wow. People are paying football stadium full of people watching swimming. Yes. Wow. I think they were they were clock in at like 22,000 people or maybe 42,000 people for a session. I think it was like 22. Yeah, it was 22 because the LA was able to hold 30. Yeah. And that would be the yeah. So 22,000 people per session. Wow. So you're looking and this has been going on. I think these trials have been going on for like two weeks now. Wow. But John's the one of the guy, the pharmacist at John John works with his two boys. They were grown men now, but they they were really into swim like they were super into some and they swam, you know, throughout high school and whatever that actually went and they set in the upper level. But they said they could still see in everything. That's amazing. It was crazy, right? So yeah. So they basically partnered with the commercial pool services company, Spears Corp and Dodd Technologies. And like the logistics of doing a construction project that would normally take six to nine months, they finished in two weeks. Oh, there's no pool malfunctions. So someone dives into the pool and the whole the sides just give way. Yeah. Yeah. So 67,000 seat stadium. That's how how what the cult stadium is, right? And they didn't have I don't think they had to take any seats out because the pool was just on the field. So it's not like so did they have to like build a giant platform and then put the pool down in it? Or did they actually dig into the field? I wonder. No, they didn't dig into the field. So they so they've like made like a platform of some kind that the so here you go. So I got this article from Sportico that I'm kind of quoting from. So construction of the pools. So they had two pools that I think that they separated by like a like a curtain or whatever. Okay. Start last month at Lucas Oil Stadium. The first step was laying down floor protection before creating a balanced frame that keeps the verticality of the stainless steel modular panels that make up the sides of the above ground pools. Gutters separately were bolted on top of that structure before contractors installed temporary pool decking while plumbing and sanitation systems were installed inside of the competition pool. The same strenuous process was done for the warmup pool. So they built a warmup pool, a competition pool. They built like a diving pool. No, no, just swimming. Yeah. Yeah, I guess they couldn't make it deep enough, probably for the diving. So in total, the construction took about three weeks included filling the pools with more than 860,000 gallons of water, which they basically just pumped out from fire hydrants outside. Like they didn't like, there's a special water or anything. It's just water. It's pretty much the same formula everywhere. And then the city of Indianapolis ran out of water for a day. Yeah. Yeah. We're on water rations, guys, we're going to fill those Olympic pools up. This says, after the event, the competition pool will be transported to Fort Wayne, Indiana to a new training facility. The warmup pool, meanwhile, is slated to be transported to a new national training center in the Cayman Islands. That's nice that they're not like wasting it. That it's actually getting repurposed after this. It's getting repurposed and everything. But three weeks, they put a pool in a football stadium in three weeks. That's pretty impressive. Like not just one pool, but two pools. And plus, I think, like I said, I think they had like, you know, they can get in like recovery pools and stuff like that after they swim and things. I think that it was all there. It's impressive. Yeah. It's insane if you look at it on TV, because the whole stadium, like they've darkened it where you sit. Yeah. And then like the light is down on the pool. So I guess if you're sitting way up in the upper deck, you could still see pretty good. Wow. Oh, I wonder if like you were on the first row, if you were like face to face the swimmers for how they would have to build that. I think like it probably wouldn't have to be like 10 or 15 feet above the field, right? Yeah, I think so. Yeah. Yeah. It'd be eye level with someone just like staring at them when they swim up. Oh, yeah. That's pretty cool. Yeah. It's pretty amazing. And the fact that I guess that it, yeah, it works so well. They're going to turn so five stadium in 2028 in LA or in Los Angeles into into a pool. Yeah. It's amazing. And they'll get like, it's going to be hard for them to find enough water there. I get the ocean that pool. I got the ocean. I'm just going to use ocean water. Yeah. I don't know. Salt water. Salt water. There's some like, there's some random fish and stingrays and jellyfish. Like they pump it in there. Now they're going to transport the water from Indianapolis. Yeah. It's like, what was that? It was a Simpsons episode where they drag the ocean and they come up with like whales and like, oh, what is that episode? I don't remember. Is that talking about? Is that the little Lisa Slurry episode? Oh, maybe. It might be. They like clean the ocean or something and they just and burns it has the dredger and dredges up like whales. Yeah. Sounds familiar. I'll remember from that was when he sells the facility. And he's like, Lisa, you're entitled to 10% of the earnings. And I sold it for $120 million. And Homer has that heart attack. And then she was like, sorry, dad. And he was like, that's okay. We could have really used that $12,000. And then she's like, dad, 10% of $120 million is me. Co blue. Co blue. Yeah. I'm almost positive that that's the one where you drag the ocean out. But could you imagine if you if you pumped a shark in there though, like that could be fun. Yeah. Yeah. One of those silly horror movies that would be Sharknado 97 would be. And yeah, yeah, I like it. Sharknado with the Olympics. Sharknado going for the gold. Spare them on. I'll say, going for the gold. Going for the gold. And the shark stand on the podium. It's like biting. He just spun through the podium and like, rips the winner in half. That'll stuck his team. Yeah. I got stuck in his eyes. That one gold. That could be fun. Like a like a little make-o shark in lane one or something. And now then you can see if you could beat the shark. See that that would be because you know, they had the shark bears off to the right. Yeah. The shark that's stupid on shark week. Do you remember where they had Michael Phelps swims against the shark? And it was like some dumb computerized thing. No, on a real shark in a pool in lane one. And let's see who can beat it. Yeah. Can Katie Ledecky beat a shark? Beat a shark leap over four lanes and just just rip her in half. Well, the show will happen. You'll never know. Will you jump the shark or the shark jump you? Stay tuned to find out. That's the tag line for a sharknado. Oh, a shark jump you love it. I think we got a new. I think we got a movie on our hands. Summer blockbuster right here. There you go. Oh, I'm here for it. But yeah, it's pretty impressive feat that they put this and it's actually worked out really well. Like I said, attendance has been great. And I think TV viewing has been pretty good too. Yeah, because it's been on TV like every single night. I know a lot of kids and like young young people who do swimming, who are really into swimming. Yeah. So I think it's like kind of it to be sort of a really popular sport. Swimming in volleyball. Yeah. Those are both those are both those are all kind of yeah, having having kind of their golden era, I think, and people's purview. I would agree. And apparently they have decided to bring softball back to the Olympics in 2028. I just saw that too. So that'll be fun. Yeah, it'll be a lot of fun. Yeah. But ha ha ha Paris in July. Catch it. Oh, you just break those bagouts. You see where the Americans are bringing their own air conditioners? No, because they said they weren't going to have air conditioners in the America was like, not in like hell we will. Apparently the Americans are going to come equipped with air conditioners. Yeah. How are they getting all the air conditioners over there? A whole plane full of air conditioners. Yeah. Three weeks later, an air conditioner showed up. Well, that's the final day. And that's okay. We're not going to have air conditioning. It's like a historically hot time. It's all good. Sad. I couldn't go there. Yeah. It's warm. Yeah. In the summer time, we were there in October. So it was actually cool. I was there in the summer. It is quite quite steamy. I can imagine. I would not go there. Well, you're on that damn river. Yeah. Right? It's human and hybrid. The scene. The transit is all very sticky. Sticky too. There's a smell. Yeah. There's a distinct smell. Yes. The smell of the summer. Anyway, also there's some of our black busties. It's the smell of the summer. Also, don't go honestly. And this is this is for real. This I'm not like being facetious or joking. Don't go in the there in the summer, especially at the end of July and the beginning of August because everything is closed. Because that's when everybody gets out of town and goes on vacation. Yep. Is usually mid to end of July, beginning of August. Yeah. In Europe, period. Yeah. Good to know. There you go. Through GBS PSA of the day. Okay. It is now time for the GBS news of the weird date line. Japan company creates AI voice filter that turns angry screams into calm speech. Nice. Japanese company has developed an artificial intelligent filter that can detect angry screams and translate them into calm speech in order to reduce the stress experienced by call center operators. Soft bank claims to have spent three years creating a voice filter that detects screaming and automatically translates it into calm speech. We developed the emotion suppression system in response to the social problem of customer harassment of call center employees and to protect them said soft banks. Toshiyuki Nakatani. One of the developers of the innovative AI filter soft banks voice filter consists of two stages, one in which the AI identifies an angry voice and extracts key points of speech and a second where it turns where it uses acoustic tools to transform it into a more natural, even polite tone. Interestingly, the filter doesn't change any of the words spoken by the person, but significantly softens the intonation. The call center operator will still hear any insults uttered only in a soft tone, which should help reduce their stress and anxiety. To train the AI, soft banks engineers asked 10 actors to record at least 100 common phrases, including screams, accusations, threats, and demands for an apology. In total, more than 10,000 pieces of voice data were used to train the AI filter. It's unclear when soft bank plans to implement the new scream filtering AI into its call centers, but will be interesting to see how well it works and how it impacts the emotional well-being of operators. That is fascinating. I love it how it doesn't change the words that they're going to say, so they're going to be like, you bleepity, bleepity, bleep, bleep, bleep, bleep. And instead, it's going to be like, you bleepity, bleepity, bleep, bleep, bleep, bleep. Why I ought to if I could get down there right now, I swear to God, I would take this cell phone and shove it up your beep. Call disconnected. One of the screams sound like, insidible. Yeah, but then I guess I get that one to reduce anxiety, but the whole point of yelling at people in customer service is to try to get your point across and to try to get your action, right? Yeah, your frustration with their system. But yeah, and of course, that probably doesn't get you anything, usually actually getting irritated with customer service or telemarketers or whatever. It probably doesn't actually get them to respond any more kindly to your demands. So yeah, maybe this will actually help people, you know, it'll make people behave and maybe get the point across without getting ignored. Yeah, I mean, I guess it could. Yeah, could. I'm thinking to a handful of times where I've had to talk to someone on the phone about something. And when you like use your nice tone of voice, they're just like, Oh, yeah, that's fine. Yeah, I'm calling to cancel my dish. Oh, okay, then. Yeah, it's literally the answer I got. Oh, cancel it this month. Oh, thank you so much. It's just as easy as that. And it wasn't like, I hate your stupid service and I want to get it on a stupid app. Yeah. Why are you like this? I hate everything there. I hate everybody around you. Why are you the way you are? Yeah, it's just simple. I would like to cancel my service, please. And thank you. So do you think it would have worked with that hero leader person? I know that was like in a real life situation. I feel like they feel like it could be good. It could be used both ways. Like, because sometimes those customer service people get angry at you. That's true. That's true. If they, if they had something that filtered on their end as well, yeah, see, that would be like more of a quality control for their company. How dare you talk to me in that tone of voice. Yeah, I will get my supervisor. I'm just doing my job. Right. Yeah, I don't know. But then it turns, I guess, to take human emotion out of something like that. It's creepy. It's weird, right? It's very robotic and weird, especially whenever it's actually a human doing it. I think if it was like just an AI voice of some kind, like if you were talking to a computer, like when you get the robo call, or when you get the when you call something and you get the menu, yeah, retention, retention. Yeah. Yeah. And you're just like screaming up a radar at it. Yeah, yeah. That's different. But if you're actually talking to somebody, and it takes that, and again, you know, I don't condone it, and I understand people get frustrated and they got to take it out on somebody sometimes, right? Yeah. It just sucks because it's not that it's usually it's not the person on the other end of the phone you're talking to. They're just a middleman. Exactly. And they're they're probably trying to help you all those. I think some people in that capacity are jerks too, and they're just like, you know what, fonts grew you. But it does, it's weird, and it takes the it takes the emotion out of it. Like to take the emotion out of it, just kind of creeps me out. To take the emotion out of it whenever you know there is a human on the other end. Yeah, it's a little creepy. It is quite creepy. It is like some black mirror stuff. It's like, yeah, it's like, I don't know, editing out part of that person. Yeah, I don't know. So, I mean, I can't I get this, but I don't think I like it necessarily. Yeah, I understand it, but yeah, it seems very dehumanizing. And then like, what if what if you heard it doing that? Wouldn't it just make you angrier the fact that you're trying to convey anger and then it's editing you know, it's like making you not sound angry. Yeah, I would think that you would start using if if you were trying to convey a more emphatic tone, but you were still using polite language, which I think might in some cases be better. But then your emphatic tone gets converted to a sweet subtle tone. Yeah, then you might actually start using some unpleasant language. Yeah, which I think could be like more personally hurtful to the other person online, especially if the person on your lot, the other end of the line, maybe, you know, has something about their voice that you could say something very personal about like perhaps their nationality or something, which I know some people are nasty about with wholesome. Right. Yeah. Yeah. Or I mean, do the people on the other line still like if you're a cussing at them, do they still get the cuss words? Yeah. Well, then how's it helping their mental health? Exactly. That's what I'm saying. Yeah. You're you could increase the the the vileness of your swears. Yeah. In order to convey your irritation whenever your tone can't do that. They go to therapy and they're like, I got cussed out by the nicest person that I was today. Like a very pleasant person called me a bunch of very un unkind. I still feel very much unworthy and unhuman, but you know, I guess it wasn't being screamed at me. I don't know. Yeah, but yeah, that's weird. Yeah. So I don't know. I mean, like, I guess I get like, I get the thought behind it. Yeah. But I don't like it. Yeah. Now that we've had this discussion, I don't care for it. I don't think I like it. Yeah. And I actually think that call center people would probably rather be yelled at because I think that they would be creeped out by somebody saying, well, F you and your other. Yes. You can go at first. That's exactly right. Yes. It's weird. That's too weird. You can't take this subscription to the Herald Leader and shove it up your. It's like the actual newspaper and stick it where the sun doesn't shine. Shove it up your. All right. This call has been good sooner, I did. This call will be monitored for quality insurance. I just know your customer service representative is not quality. This call will be edited. Oh, there you go. There you go. There you go. All right. Well, that is going to do it for this week's GBS news of the weird. Okay. Take it or leave it time. So we all know the ninja, right? That makes the girls and stuff. Yeah. I love a lot of ninja products. Like the blenders and the fair priors and all kinds of stuff, right? Yeah. Got a couple of food choppy thingies for them. Well, guess what? They've made a cooler to compete with Arctic and Yeti. It's called Frost Vault. And what it does, it basically, so it's a cooler and you put your drinks in it nice like a regular cooler, but then it has these drawers underneath that you can put your sandwiches and your other kinds of foods so that they don't get wet. I mean, it's like a dry drawer. Yeah. Your dry drawers. You're going to have some dry drawer. Yeah. Yes. So it's a 50 court cooler can hold up to 80 cans and 50 bottles, features lockable lids and draw latches. It can be open with just one hand. And then it's got the drawers that you underneath of it that then you put your your foods in. Yeah, or the things you don't want to get smashed. You know, if you've got like bread or something for sandwiches, it's always irritating whenever you're like packing a cooler and like the bread ends up getting crushed by something. Yeah, for sure. Yeah, I'm not sure what the price point on it is. Probably pretty pricey. Ninja products are. Yeah, they're not cheap. Yeah, right. They're not the most expensive, but they're not the cheap. Oh, yeah. Two hundred fifty dollars for this. Too crazy. I think Yeti's are probably more expensive. Yeah, Yeti's and Arctic coolers, I believe are more pricey than that. And they don't have dry drawers, right? Yeah, they got wet drawers. Sarah, you take no drawers. Because I just I think this would be great. Great for tailgating. You're taking or leaving the ninja cooler. Frost fault. I'll take it. Frost fault. Frost fault. I have several ninja products in my home. A ninja foodie, ten in one with an air fryer, a food processor, a coffee pot. I would love to have the ninja creamy if ninja wants to reach out. Smells there are other podcasts. That'd be cool. Yeah, I'm a ninja fan. So I think that would be like a good investment, especially if you were if you go outside and do things a lot with coolers like tailgating or if you're going to play a game or a camp. Yeah, because like nothing sucks worse than trying to like pack like a bunch of sandwich stuff and you get there and your bread's like super cold or it's like the water got in and or something. So if you could store it on like a bottom shelf, then why not? I mean, it's pretty good. Yeah, pretty good design. Sounds nice. Yeah, it's a very a very clever design. Ninjas makes a good product. I have a blender and a food processor from them. And yeah, I've had them for a really long time. I think one of them I won in a raffle at a job previous job I have. That's been ages ago. Yes, and it's still kicking in the the food processor I have is actually even older than that. And it is still kicking. So yeah, good product. I bet this cooler is probably a good product too. And for 250, that's not that bad, honestly. Yeah, I don't think it's that bad either. No, and I mean, you know, cooler technology has probably come a long way since the old Coleman days. So I imagine like, you know, a really nice cooler is probably a really nice cooler regardless of whether it has a Yeti or whatever on it. But the drawers make this definitely stand out. Yeah, no, I'm totally taking this and you know, because again, we tell get a lot. And it is, you've got to figure out like, are you going to double ziplock bag this stuff? Or you know, are you going to put it in like a Tupperware and try to shove it down in there and whatever. Like a tote bag or whatever, whatever, you know, whatever you want. But those, yeah, these drawers are great. And you know, for the whole 80 cans, I think it said, like those Yeti coolers. Yeah, they're nice and it keeps stuff cold for a long time. But have you seen like, if you open one up, yeah, the space in them is very small because of the major insulation they have to have, right? So I'm totally taking this. And yeah, for a good cooler and a ninja product that's probably going to last for a while, I don't think $250 is that bad. No, yeah. Okay. So we just said, we just talked all about the Olympics and the pools and the slimmons and all of this stuff. So Ralph Lauren has done team USA is opening and closing ceremony uniforms again. Right. And they just released them. People have problems with them because people have problems with everything. Of course they do. So the opening ceremony team USA, they have these cool looking jackets. They're like their navy blue kind of and then they had red and white lapels. And they're going to be worn with jeans, apparently. And then the closing ceremony is kind of like a warm up type of suit thing that says USA big across the front of it. Okay. So yeah, I like it. I like the blazers with the jeans. It's very American. And I also, I feel like the little tracksuit, it feels very like kind of throwbacky in a way. It almost looks like these kind of, which is very separate, like a race car driver suit. Oh yeah. Yeah. So Americans will be in jeans and single breasted blue wool blazers with red and white striping and a striped Oxford shirt. The men will wear ties. Closing ceremony Americans will wear a white racing style jacket with patches related to team USA and each athlete's sport. It's definitely a 1980s inspired look that brings memories of a NASCAR driver's outfit. So there you go, Sarah, you nailed that. Yeah, yeah. So are you taking a big NASCAR fan? And people's great. Very. But people are complaining because they're using jeans, whatever. So are you taking or leaving these two outfits? I'm taking it. It's supposed to represent the outfits are supposed to represent the country they're coming from. A lot of people wear, you know, they're indigenous cultures, costumery, whenever they come out. And to great effect, it's wonderful looking to see all these different countries, traditional garments and things. And United States we're a melting pot here. So there's not really necessarily a traditional garment except jeans. That's kind of the traditional garment of the United States. So I feel like wearing jeans is totally appropriate. And wearing a NASCAR inspired jacket is also totally appropriate because that's a very American sport. Yeah. So I think that that's really cool the way that they kind of are representing the United States. And I think that they even though they are kind of celebrating these, these, you know, parts of American culture, I think that they actually looked really classy and those things and they did it in an early classy way. And I like the idea that they have the patches on there too. I can't wait to see what those patches look like because I'm in the patches right now. I like the idea of a patch. Yeah. Yeah. I'll take it. I mean, what's wrong with jeans? That's like the look now, right? I mean, isn't that the thing with sport coat and jeans that guys are like, I mean, I think it's always been the look, right? Yeah. That's been a look for a long time. Yeah. If I had a dollar for every dude, I saw wearing a sport coat and jeans. Exactly. Yeah. I mean, just go to Kingland. Yeah. Step outside your door where you are. You'll see a bunch of them. Yeah. I mean, like, that seems like a very not business casual, but like after work going out, I think for men and women. Sure. Whoever. Classy, like casual kind of look. People wear blazers and jeans on the top. Yeah. I think women do too. Yeah. I like wearing blazers and jeans. I do too. In the fall. Yeah. Like, whatever. Like, I don't get what the big deal is. I mean, there's been, there's been worse things that people have worn at the Olympics for the Americans, let's just say, but I don't have a problem with them. Yeah. There's been some bad, like, opening and closing outfits for Team USA over the years in both winter and summer Olympics. I like these. I think that I like the blazer with the jeans. I think it's classy. I like it. And the NASCAR inspired thing is super cool. Yeah. I'm getting real, like, Talladega nights. Yeah. I mean, Ricky's mommy is real fast. If you're not first, you'd last. Yeah. And hopefully, they won't think they're on fire and start trying to take it off. Jeevus, Jeevus, Amy, Jeevus. I'm on fire. No, you're not, Ricky. Yeah. But no, I like both of these. I think they're going to look really good on television, too. Oh, yeah. And I like the jeans thing. There's nothing wrong with that. Like, that's, that's, right? Yeah. So, all right. Okay. Like I said, the euros are going on, which is soccer, which people wear soccer jerseys to the watch the matches and to play the matches. So, Coors Light has come out with a Coors Light Chill jersey. It's a shirt that senses your body temperature and cools you down appropriately. Plus, it has a band on the arm for stirring, stirring, storing your Coors Light. So, 50 bucks at, at, at JerseyChill.com website. So, you can buy, actually buy one, right? I don't know. There's a picture of one. It's kind of like a light blue, blue-ish type of jersey, whatever. So, sir, you're taking or leaving the Coors Light Chill jersey. I'll fence it because I love the idea of the technology, you know, how easily I get hot and upset. And, you know, love a soccer jersey. So, I'll take it for those, but I just wish it didn't take Coors really big on the brass, you know. If it said anything else, yeah, I mean, fine, but I could do without the branding. Even if it just had zero branding, it'd be great with me. So, yeah. I'll do so. Okay. Yeah. I mean, I guess I'll take it for those who get overheated, but personally, it sounds cold and awful to me because I spend most of the summer actually wearing sweaters. I'm actually sitting on one of my cardigans right now because I was wearing it just a little bit ago because, yeah, even in the heat of summer, I still wear sweaters because I'm just perpetually cold. I'm sort of like a lizard or something. And I don't really care for the color on it. Honestly, that color blue usually looks horrible on me. I also don't care for the fact that it has Coors branded on it. And if it has a a Koozie built into the arm, essentially. It's like an armband. So, you know when like the captains wear these armbands, right? So, it's an armband, but you get to stick your beer in it. So, like your your captain beer or something. I want that because like if I'm already hot, my skin is hot. So, when I put my beer in it, it's just going to get hot within your beer up. Yeah. I don't need to heat my beer up. Hot beer is gross. Yeah. Like your beer captain, right? Yeah. I don't think I want to be I don't think I want to be beer captain. For that much, I just get one of those really cool beer hats that has the, you know, two plugs of beer on the side with the little straws that come down. Okay. If I'm going to go real cool, that's that's the way I'm going. So, I'm going to leave this. This is not for me. I'm going to leave it because it cores like thing, but I'm going to take it like if they had made it in like like other teams, you know what I'm saying? Oh, yeah. And then just like had armband to put your favorite beer on. Yeah. That was a U.S. team. Yeah, you know, that other team in England that I follow, Tottenham spurs that right up. But yeah, so I'm kind of taking the thought of it, but I'm leaving the actual cores like Jersey because people are going to be like, Oh, what team are you supporting? Oh, of course, like beer. Okay. Supporting beer. Supporting beer. And there's nothing wrong. Not the best beer, but just an okay. Yeah, it's fine. It's a middle of the road beer. Yes. So, that's where we are. Okay. So, finally, Netflix. Do you sir? Do you still have Netflix? I do for some reason. Okay. So do I. I do too. Okay. Yeah, for some reason. I haven't watched it in forever. I watched it once every six months. I watch it occasionally. I do want to rewatch on the rest of development, but then we got really into the sopranos. So, I have a lot of good, true crumb documentary. So, I spend it though. But we're not great. For some reason, they have decided to launch their own popcorn. Okay. And by that, I mean, like bags of pre-popped popcorn. Yeah, they come in two flavors, cult classic cheddar kettle corn, and swoon worthy cinnamon kettle corn. Now, the problem is, they're being sold in different chains or whatever, different stores, right? Okay. But the pricing's all over the place. So, like, key food marketplace, whatever that is, is selling a bag for $2.99. Shop right is selling a bag for $4.99. Stop and shop for $5.79. So, pricing's all over the place with this. I don't know. I don't know. What do you think about Netflix coming out with this popcorn? I think it's bizarre. I don't know why anyone would want Netflix branded anything other than just the streaming service. And it also sort of smacks the desperation is Netflix not doing so hot anymore, I suppose? I don't think they are. Which makes me sad because I should do like Netflix. I find like their garbage television, like just like the television that I can put on whenever I have nothing else to watch is usually kind of what I use Netflix for. I'm like, oh, I need to fill some time. Here's some great British baking show. I'll put this on or I'll watch some Queer Eye for the straight guy or whatever. That kind of stuff I'll throw on. Something to have on in the background. Right. Not necessarily like a favorite show. It's something you don't have to pay attention to. Right. Something, you know, a pleasant noise for the background. So I use Netflix for that quite a bit. So I hope that they're all right. Netflix, are you okay? Is this a cry for help? I feel like this popcorn might be a cry for help. I'm leaving it. Yeah, I'm leaving it. I don't eat a lot of popcorn to begin with. And when I do eat popcorn, I don't think it would be the Netflix branded popcorn. Can't imagine it's any good. Yeah, I'm leaving this. This does smack of scream of desperation, right? I know they keep raising the price on their subscription and I keep. That's one of those things where I can think of, oh, we need to dump it. But then I'm like, I know season six of Cobra Kai has got to be coming soon. Right. And I kind of don't want to watch. I kind of wanted to watch Jake Paul get beat up by Mike Tyson. It's not going to be Mike Tyson anymore, but it's going to be a bear knuckle boxer, dude. I think could be a good fight, which is going to be on Netflix, which you know, you have to have the subscription to watch. Yeah, they're trying to get into sports. Yeah, they are trying to get into sports. Yeah, they've had live tennis. Yeah, they're doing the NFL couple NFL games on Christmas. You know, so as much as I've been wanting to get rid of it, we still haven't yet. But this popcorn is stupid and I would not buy it for any amount of money. I don't care if it costs a dollar at the dollar store. I still wouldn't buy it. Which it will. Right. I'm going to a dollar store near you. Right. I'm going for the skinny pop or the smart foods. I was always a fan of the smart foods. Yeah, those are good. White cheddar popcorn. Yeah, I like the Cheetos has a good popcorn. Yeah, they do. I like microwaveable popcorn. I like a nice freshly popped bag of popcorn. Boom, chicken pop. Yeah. And then, you know, there's tens of popcorn that you get at Christmas time. I do. Don't mix them together. Don't mix them together. Right. Yeah. What are you thinking? The cheddar and the caramel into one bowl. Listen, Chicago mix, baby. Chicago mix. It's cheddar and caramel. Oh, I didn't realize it was called Chicago mix. Yeah. That's, that's what Kyle, the, the X man enjoys. I don't like mixing them though. I, I like, keep, keep separating. I'm on a Chicago mix thing. I did not know that was, that was called, but yeah, Netflix, you're, you're, you're smacking of desperation out here. Yeah. Yeah. It's not a good look on you. No, it isn't. Yeah. Yeah. All right. Okay. Well, that's going to do it for this week's take it or leave it. So, Sarah, what do you think your omni poyo? The fruit world famous raspberry pie sour. Um, tastes like raspberries. It's almost like a milkshake type deal, even though it doesn't say that's what's supposed to be, but it's quite thick at the bottom. Um, it's fruity. Um, it's raspberry enough. I wish it had like, like a more punchy raspberry, but it's good. Yeah. All right. All right. So the west six brewing's strawberry cold shale brewed with strawberries. Um, so last few beers, and I've actually like gotten at West six, I have been kind of meh on that and they're perfectly serviceable beers. Like they're not bad beers by any stretch of the imagination, but they're not necessarily what I wanted out of the beer that, that I read off the board or they were a little one note or maybe they were just a little heavier or lighter than I was looking for. So they, they haven't been able to like hit the right note with me lately, um, until this strawberry colesch and this strawberry colesch has me my faith renewed in West six brewing because this is actually an excellent summer drinker. Um, it is a colesch. So it is a light, crushable summer beer. Um, but the strawberry is actually there, which I was a little worried whenever I got this that it wasn't, it was gonna disappear, but the colesch is such a light beer. The strawberries actually able to shine through in like a very light, fresh, sweet way. There's no sour to this. So if you've, you know, been bitten by a sour at West six before, which I have, they, they can make a sour sour. If you like your sour sour, they can, they can get you back in the cheeks. Um, but this one doesn't. It's just light and berry and refreshing. And it is a perfect lawnmower beer. I highly recommend. Yeah, I totally grew through assessment because I had it on draft. I also had it on draft. And it was, it's, it's again, Colesch is, or there, there, it's a lot, that's a lighter style of beer, right? Chris, yeah, Chris, but they had put enough strawberry in it that you could taste it, but it didn't overpower the, the lightness of the beer. Um, and the strawberry actually was, I felt like, even though it was a hint, it was still present. Like, cause sometimes, you know, you get that fruit and you get it and then it's gone. Right. Yeah. I felt like this kind of, I don't want to say it's a whole beer, but it like permeated through the whole beer flavor. Yeah. Like it's really, it's the whole beer. And it's, it's a simple beer. Like it's just tastes like a colesch with strawberry. There's nothing, there's nothing overly complicated here. But I think that that's the beauty of it. I, I agree. Sometimes you just want a simple beer that's well made that is what the can says it is. Yes. And I think West sex really nailed this. I totally grew through your assessment on that. All right. What did you all think of high wires, black lager, lager brewed with epiphany craft malt? I found it crisp and rusty, just like the answer. It's a liver, what a promise. Yeah. I mean, it's got a, it's got a good coffee taste on it, but it's not heavy. Pretty easy drinker. I have not finished mine, but I will finish it. Yeah. I mean, get cat hair in it this week. There's no kind of hair in it as far as I know of, but I am on the way to finishing it. It's very nice and refreshing. Mm hmm. Yeah. It's, it's got kind of that like a dark, multi-pedied flavor kind of in the back, but it is sort of like a lighter beer, which again, it's like one of those. It's one of those vine benders. Yeah. It's one of those like optical illusion beer. Blonde stout. Yeah, because it's dark in color, but it's kind of light on the palate, but it also has that like heavy malt, that like roasted malt flavor in the back, which is kind of an interesting flavor. It's almost like, I don't know, it's almost like drinking like an iced coffee or something, except without any kind of lactose. If you throw lactose on this, this would be a really good like iced coffee beer. You're right. Yeah. It's like an iced coffee beer. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Because it definitely has kind of that vibe going on. It does. I think that, yeah, there's, yeah, I think you're spot on on that, but yeah, it's one of those ones. It's deceptive. It's a little bit of a mind bender, because it pours very dark, but then it's, it's light, but it's multi, but it's one of those things that I, again, I think that in the summer, if you wanted something that was a little bit more multi, or you're like the darker beer, but you don't want something super heavy because it's 90 degrees out. Yeah. This is definitely be a good go-to for sure. All right. Mirror twins, mirrored fortunes, in addition to being one of the most awesome cans ever. It's a good beer. I mean, it is. It's a, it's a double IP. It's a double NIPA. I have no idea what H, S, one, six, six, six, zero hops are, but they definitely made kind of a, is a heavier IPA. It's a little bit heavier because it is, it's a double, but it's good is hoppy. It's a little bit citrusy. So yeah, anything, just get it for the can. Yeah. That's amazing. Yeah. This is the most amazing can I've ever, so yeah, I dug it. Yep. You know what else? I dug was recording Hungary and Kentucky last week. Yeah. Super fun. Yeah. We had a good time recapping my trip to Portland. Yeah, we did. You want to hear about that and whatever else we talked about. You can follow us on Twitter, Instagram at hungry and KY. You can email me hungry and KY@gmail.com and you find our show over there when today wherever you find podcasts. All right. Well, we are going to adjust the base and let the alpine blast. Nice. Uh huh. That is. Hey, you see, I've, I, that's it, brought it back around. Beautifully book-ended. T. He, T. He, that was off Mike. Y'all won't know what that means. Spin it in both directions. Spin it in opposite directions here. Yeah. If you want to watch us spin in opposite directions. T. 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