Speaker 1: It's Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning. And just like
Speaker 1: Whodini said in the nineteen eighties, the freaks do come
Speaker 1: out at night, but if you've been looking around lately,
Speaker 1: they're coming out in.
Speaker 2: The daytime too.
Speaker 3: Really freaks everywhere.
Speaker 1: I say that because there's a woman from New York.
Speaker 1: Her name's Lexus, and recently she swiped right on a
Speaker 1: guy from Tinder who is a twenty three year old
Speaker 1: dude named Joshua. After a few drinks together, she took
Speaker 1: the Tinder hunk back to her apartment for some romance.
Speaker 1: Next morning he was gone, along with a pair of
Speaker 1: her designer heels.
Speaker 2: Get him? Is he wearing a Mersey reselling him?
Speaker 3: What is he doing?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 3: Like either both crimes.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what he did with him in just
Speaker 1: a second. But he did swipe him and then unmatched
Speaker 1: her on Tinder, and before he left even went into
Speaker 1: her phone and deleted his number from her contact and
Speaker 1: recall his day.
Speaker 3: God, my husband couldn't find a designer shoe if his
Speaker 3: life depended on it.
Speaker 1: Well, then, to make matters worse, after Lexus's TikTok went up,
Speaker 1: some internet sleuth went online and found Joshua's profiled it
Speaker 1: is insane.
Speaker 3: How were they not working for the FBI?
Speaker 1: Here's the crazy part. His latest post was him gifting
Speaker 1: his girlfriend a brand new pair of designer shoes. God.
Speaker 1: Eventually the commenters in hate were too much, and Joshua
Speaker 1: called Lexus up, saying, all right, you caught me, and
Speaker 1: he agreed to return the shoes.
Speaker 3: God, are you gonna steal him back from his girlfriends?
Speaker 1: There are good guys out there, ladies, he's gotta ask.
Speaker 1: In response to her growing popularity online, Lexus says, I'm
Speaker 1: just a simple girl who wanted her shoes back.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I wonder if the girlfriend were found out.
Speaker 1: I have a feeling. Yeah, probably came up.
Speaker 3: And she noticed when he took the shoes you would
Speaker 3: take you not when you get used shoes, you can
Speaker 3: tell tissue stuffing it into the foot.
Speaker 1: Come on, okay, that's your your intro. Let's get into
Speaker 1: your shot collar question of the day and send it
Speaker 1: over to digital Jake, who's.
Speaker 2: Wearing nice designer where'd you get him from? Yeah? Wait
Speaker 2: a minute, Right now, you can feel the crisp in
Speaker 2: the arm, you can hear the crinkle of the fall leaves,
Speaker 2: you can smell the fresh ink on Tom Brady's divorced settlement,
Speaker 2: which can mean only one thing. The National Football League
Speaker 2: is officially back to kick off another exciting season.
Speaker 1: Sports.
Speaker 2: So today we'll be huddling around some football trivia in
Speaker 2: a special game breaking, earth shaking, spicy Buffalo Ranch chicken dip,
Speaker 2: making one and done shot dollar question of the day. Okay,
Speaker 2: football fan, Jose, Yes your turn. In two thousand and seven,
Speaker 2: Cowboys owner Jerry Jones balked at paying two hundred and
Speaker 2: seventy five thousand dollars for the domain to Cowboys dot com.
Speaker 2: So another company bought it, and that website became what,
Speaker 2: oh my god, was it a a Western apparel shop,
Speaker 2: b a costume rental company? Or see a cowboy dating site?
Speaker 3: My god, do you imagine that? Like it and web
Speaker 3: department being like, what do you mean you're not going
Speaker 3: to pay for it?
Speaker 1: Yeah, And it's still that to this day.
Speaker 2: It's not. To this day, Dallas Cowboys dot com is
Speaker 2: what the Cowboys use now.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's so funny, that's hilarious.
Speaker 2: I wanted cowboys dot com.
Speaker 1: The first thing I popped out was like apparel, Like.
Speaker 3: I wat Yeah, that's just because they're in the mood today. Yeah,
Speaker 3: save a horse.
Speaker 2: You know, I'm gonna go with the apparel, Jake. I
Speaker 2: don't know, Jose said, a Western apparel shop. That is correct.
Speaker 2: It's a cowboy dating site. Well it was. It's defunct
Speaker 2: now and for sale. The owner of the dating site
Speaker 2: thought he was spending two hundred and seventy five dollars
Speaker 2: over the phone at the auction. He said two to
Speaker 2: seventy five. The auction took that as two hundred and
Speaker 2: seventy five thousand dollars, and that's why they paid like
Speaker 2: hundreds of thousands more than the Dallas Cowboys ever would
Speaker 2: have spent on them. So Jerry let him have it.
Speaker 3: They didn't have any money to run the actual dating site.
Speaker 2: Poor cowboys.
Speaker 3: That's so sad.
Speaker 2: Jose's getting shocked. Alexis, it's your turn. There have been
Speaker 2: fifty seven coin tosses in Super Bowl history to start
Speaker 2: the game, not counting overtime, which has happened more heads
Speaker 2: or tails in the history of the Super Bowl. Heads
Speaker 2: or tails to give me an answer, Yeah, give you
Speaker 2: have a coin.
Speaker 3: It's a fifty to fifty chick. I know.
Speaker 1: I played in Super Bowl three when I was a child,
Speaker 1: and I said, tales never failed people do.
Speaker 3: I feel like more people pick heads when they go up.
Speaker 2: But it's too hard. I'm gonna say, head steek. Fifty
Speaker 2: to fifty is too hard, Alexis. Alexis said heads. That is,
Speaker 2: tales has happened thirty out of fifty seven times, so
Speaker 2: thirty to twenty seven a little bit more. Both are
Speaker 2: getting shop Brook, it's your turn, Okay. Out of the
Speaker 2: most watched television broadcasts in the US, all of the
Speaker 2: top ten or super bowls. Yeah, only one non super
Speaker 2: Bowl event made the list, and it sits on top
Speaker 2: as number one. Was it a the final episode of
Speaker 2: Mash in nineteen eighty three, b The Apollo eleven moon
Speaker 2: landing in nineteen sixty nine, or see the police pursuit
Speaker 2: of Buffalo Bill's running back O. J. Simpson in nineteen
Speaker 2: ninety four.
Speaker 1: This is tough because Brook doesn't believe that we really
Speaker 1: landed on.
Speaker 3: I'm actually you know the thing with the moonlanding. I
Speaker 3: think a lot of people probably listen to it on
Speaker 3: the radio as well, because they, you know, you like,
Speaker 3: see all the old videos and people are standing outside
Speaker 3: looking up as it's happening.
Speaker 2: Really, and they're listening.
Speaker 1: To the podcasts that we're stepping. Yeah, I don't know
Speaker 1: stepping did?
Speaker 2: I mean?
Speaker 3: I know the like videos iconic, But I think that
Speaker 3: TV will always trump historical events in the United States.
Speaker 2: So I'm I'm going.
Speaker 3: To go with the MASH. I'm going with MASH because
Speaker 3: I think TV trump's history.
Speaker 2: Hot lips Brooke Fox says the final episode of MASH
Speaker 2: that is correct? Was it? It was the Moonland?
Speaker 3: It was.
Speaker 2: Million viewers and the closest Super Bowl is one hundred
Speaker 2: and fifteen million. Wow, Jeffrey, you get this right. You're
Speaker 2: the only person to get this question right today. Okay.
Speaker 2: Decades ago, two teams merged for a season and also
Speaker 2: merged names. Was it the Steelers in the making them
Speaker 2: the Steagles, the Packers and the Colts making them the Cackers,
Speaker 2: or the Chiefs and the Raiders making them the Chaders? Wait,
Speaker 2: this actually happened, Steegles, Cackers or Chads one of those
Speaker 2: is real?
Speaker 3: Just same out loud, like go go Cackers.
Speaker 1: It sounds really badn't sound good. I feel like this
Speaker 1: happened decades ago because of a war and that people
Speaker 1: were being drafted to the war and they didn't have
Speaker 1: enough players anymore, so they had to combine the teams
Speaker 1: into one.
Speaker 3: And I was just gonna say, you go with the
Speaker 3: Raiders because they have moved around so much they don't
Speaker 3: care about changing where they are.
Speaker 1: They are to me the most believable and the one
Speaker 1: that sounds the least terrible when you cheer it as steageles.
Speaker 1: I agree, the Steelers and the Eagles, So I'm gonna
Speaker 1: go with Steagles.
Speaker 2: Steagl Jeffrey said steegles that is he was also right.
Speaker 2: It was in nineteen forty three. Because of the war,
Speaker 2: too many players fighting overseas, they combined the Pittsburgh Steelers
Speaker 2: and the Philadelphia Eagles for one whole Pennsylvania Steagle Tea.
Speaker 2: So I am safe.
Speaker 1: The rest of you are gonna be getting shocked while
Speaker 1: singing Sweet Caroline by Neil Diamond. Sweeek Caraline, Your phones
Speaker 1: out too, coming up just a few minutes, rookie Jeffrey
Speaker 1: in the morning,