Speaker 1: It's the radio segment that just took a three week
Speaker 1: trip to Bangkok and wants you to know nothing suspicious happened.
Speaker 2: I'd have to say that, don't check his suitcase. Why
Speaker 2: look in there? Nothing's in there?
Speaker 3: Sware, God, why did you just wait?
Speaker 2: You can trust laser stories.
Speaker 1: I'm sure we can in the segment where we read
Speaker 1: weird news stories around the glove, just like everyone else does,
Speaker 1: except we have a laser. There's other cavity grammars, just
Speaker 1: don't His first laser stories out of Japan, a twenty
Speaker 1: two year old wanted to get his truck driver's license.
Speaker 1: He signed up for classes, but the problem is he
Speaker 1: was so bad at driving. After three times, he still
Speaker 1: didn't pass the test.
Speaker 3: Man, I mean, good for him for trying, keep trying well.
Speaker 1: After that, instead of just sticking with it, he made
Speaker 1: a scene, oh, yelling and screaming in the testing office,
Speaker 1: then blamed his driving instructors in person.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's not gonna get you extra points.
Speaker 1: After that, he left and went home and decided he
Speaker 1: wasn't done. Oh, so he threatened them with the worst
Speaker 1: thing imaginable. What's that a box filled with fifteen hundred
Speaker 1: origami cranes.
Speaker 3: What the heck like? He folded fifteen hundred cranes, put
Speaker 3: him in a box and sent.
Speaker 2: Them angrily folded.
Speaker 3: Okay, increased very hard.
Speaker 1: The paper cranes are normally signed of peace in Japan,
Speaker 1: so it was kind of an odd choice. But the
Speaker 1: company knew it was a threat because he also sent
Speaker 1: fifteen letters over six months that said things like quit
Speaker 1: your job and die.
Speaker 3: Oh yikes, not very crane light.
Speaker 1: When cops arrested him last week, he said he was
Speaker 1: angry about the school's poor teaching style, and when they
Speaker 1: asked about the paper cranes, he said he folded them
Speaker 1: himself because it helps him calm down.
Speaker 3: Maybe to do a couple more.
Speaker 1: Yeah, a new Sight in Japan joke that they think
Speaker 1: it's the first time origami has ever been used with
Speaker 1: pure malicious intent.
Speaker 3: Oh, I hope you get a paper cut.
Speaker 2: Stories out of the landdown under. Oh right.
Speaker 1: There's an Australian musician named Joel James and he's been
Speaker 1: going viral on TikTok lately, and he records himself doing
Speaker 1: covers of very popular songs, but he sings and plays
Speaker 1: them backwards. Oh I have seen one of these and
Speaker 1: he usually tries out people it's amazing. You usually want
Speaker 1: people to guess what song it is before he flips
Speaker 1: the recording and reverses the footage to see how close
Speaker 1: it sounds to the real thing. Wow, people are freaking
Speaker 1: out about how good it is. So here's one of
Speaker 1: the backwards versions.
Speaker 2: E yes, see you know.
Speaker 1: How we must get it, which I would listen to,
Speaker 1: not even a reverse.
Speaker 3: Version, just so people are super clear. That's him just
Speaker 3: playing It's not like they recorded it and then he
Speaker 3: turned it backwards. That's how he plays it.
Speaker 1: He's doing it that way, and now he's about to
Speaker 1: reverse the recording, so you could hear what it sounds
Speaker 1: like backwards.
Speaker 2: How good it was. Here's what it sounds like when
Speaker 2: he hits reverse.
Speaker 3: Show me why.
Speaker 2: Wow, show me why.
Speaker 3: Show?
Speaker 2: Honestly I preferred the original honesty.
Speaker 3: The beats a little off, but.
Speaker 2: It's pretty dark cool.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's amazing.
Speaker 1: The next laser show is out of Frozen Treat Town,
Speaker 1: so delicious. Everyone has a favorite ice cream, maybe it's
Speaker 1: Cookies and Cream or Rocky Road or just straight vanilla.
Speaker 2: Like boring alexis over there.
Speaker 1: It never gets old, but one company in Tokyo says
Speaker 1: they've come up with the world's most perfect, luxurious ice
Speaker 1: cream that's guaranteed.
Speaker 2: To be the best you've ever tasted, and it'll.
Speaker 1: Only cost you six seven hundred and seventy dollars per scoop.
Speaker 3: Oh god, justify that can get maybe joke?
Speaker 2: It's called bay akuya?
Speaker 3: Is it called make you poor? Is that what it
Speaker 3: translates to?
Speaker 1: They say it's only for a person who has exquisite.
Speaker 3: Tastes, challenging the rich people right now.
Speaker 1: So what's inside is the treats made out of white
Speaker 1: truffle grown in Alba, Italy, which is a rare delicacy
Speaker 1: that costs about seven thousand dollars per pound.
Speaker 3: Mushroom ice cream I've never never.
Speaker 1: It also includes parmigiano reggiano and a byproduct of Japanese
Speaker 1: sake forduction that is yes, indeed alcoholic by ice cream.
Speaker 3: We started to come back over to the you know,
Speaker 3: mushroom side, mushroom ice cream side, and it.
Speaker 1: Comes in a small glass container with a gold flake lid,
Speaker 1: and even includes its own spoon that's shaped like those
Speaker 1: wood ones that come with ice cream cups for the poors.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, this one is made out of sterling silver.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you a photo of what it looks like.
Speaker 1: That's the thing in the middle there, and I think
Speaker 1: the ice cream.
Speaker 3: Man is going to have this in the truck see
Speaker 3: next to the SpongeBob.
Speaker 2: Currently dollars of six thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: It's only available at one Michelin star restaurant in Japan,
Speaker 1: and a reviewer who says he tried to bite claims
Speaker 1: it's a glorious taste experience that fills your mouth and nose.
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 1: I don't recommend putting it in your nose, but if
Speaker 1: you're paying seven thousand dollars, do what you want.
Speaker 3: With it in every orifice.
Speaker 2: Just says there's always out of food news.
Speaker 3: Yay.
Speaker 1: Just recently we celebrated National Pizza Party Day.
Speaker 2: And did we have pizza in the break room for it?
Speaker 1: Was?
Speaker 3: For it? Yeah, that was because the salespeople needed like
Speaker 3: a pick me up.
Speaker 1: Every time there's free food, books like people are desperate
Speaker 1: from my attention again.
Speaker 2: Who's depressed?
Speaker 3: It checks out.
Speaker 1: A great way to celebrate is to venture outside of
Speaker 1: your comfort zone and try a different style or different
Speaker 1: topping than you normally do.
Speaker 2: But how far are you willing to go because.
Speaker 1: In a poll released this week, people were asked for
Speaker 1: their favorite and least favorite toppings. An shovies are by
Speaker 1: far the most hated topping with.
Speaker 3: Well sometimes they I mean when they leave them, like
Speaker 3: the whole little fish that you're just staring at you.
Speaker 1: It's different, yeah, the second least favorite, followed by pineapple,
Speaker 1: egg plant, and broccoli.
Speaker 3: Oh, I would try any of that. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Study also found that most adults prefer to have some
Speaker 1: kind of sauce with their pizza. The most popular ones
Speaker 1: are marinera, garlic, butter, and ranch.
Speaker 3: If not, like, are they just saying marinara like pizza
Speaker 3: sauce on? There are like extra dim.
Speaker 2: It, dip it in a little.
Speaker 1: Ten percent say they dip their pizza crust in ketchup?
Speaker 2: Who want hot honey?
Speaker 3: That's such good? What's a spicy sausage that sounds like
Speaker 3: I just.
Speaker 2: Swore I stopped?
Speaker 1: Seven percent want mayonnaise cream?
Speaker 2: Well, now it makes sense.
Speaker 1: Finally, no wonder this guy's shell was covered in mayo.
Speaker 2: Oh, I guess he likes.
Speaker 3: I don't think.
Speaker 2: I couldn't figure it out for so long? Explains everything?
Speaker 2: That means? You're our laser chorice has come to an
Speaker 2: end for the day. We'll do it again the same
Speaker 2: time on Wednesday. Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning,