Speaker 1: Fun fact about me. Most of my co hosts know this.
Speaker 1: I love Subway, not being paid to say it, I
Speaker 1: just do, always have.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I didn't know that. I didn't know that either.
Speaker 2: I know I.
Speaker 1: Talked about it multiple times on the show before Subway.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we always get Jimmy Johns.
Speaker 2: You eat it here.
Speaker 3: Though, well, because they're the ones that offer to pay,
Speaker 3: and you guys want the Jimmy Gonds, so don't for
Speaker 3: Jimmy down. So you're a Subway guy, I know you. You
Speaker 3: have one sandwich that you order every single time, broken
Speaker 3: Jeffrey in the morning.
Speaker 1: And I was getting my favorite sandwich the other day,
Speaker 1: foot long.
Speaker 3: Turkey with chips inside. Oh yeah, but you asked the
Speaker 3: chips there. You don't do it yourself. No, WHOA are
Speaker 3: you serious? You're that by demand. They're the artists. I'm
Speaker 3: just letting them do their craft.
Speaker 2: You're just telling them how to art.
Speaker 3: I used to work there and I never put chips
Speaker 3: in for anybody.
Speaker 1: The total came out to around seventeen bucks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, probably because.
Speaker 3: Your chip feet and I'm thinking that is quite a
Speaker 3: bit of dough.
Speaker 1: It is, so I'm paying and then the prompt comes
Speaker 1: up on the credit card machine, How much do you
Speaker 1: want to tip? I'm already paying seventeen dollars for this.
Speaker 3: Yes, but you're also and for chips, so what do
Speaker 3: you do? Two things changed my mind.
Speaker 1: One, I looked across the counter and the employee is
Speaker 1: staring at me with big puppy dog like eyes, like
Speaker 1: I made this for you with my own hands, sweating
Speaker 1: my blood is in this sandwich. And the second factor,
Speaker 1: that subway was playing our radio station over the speakers
Speaker 1: at the time, so I felt kind of obligated tip.
Speaker 1: I tipped them very well. And then I see an
Speaker 1: article this morning that says a new survey found seventy
Speaker 1: six point people believe tipping has gone too far.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you agree?
Speaker 2: I mean where was I the other day where they
Speaker 2: asked for tip? And I'm like, I haven't even talked
Speaker 2: to anyone.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So the biggest percentage of people who believe it's
Speaker 1: gone too far is actually the service workers themselves. Oh really,
Speaker 1: And it's not that they don't want more money.
Speaker 3: They love more money.
Speaker 1: They just want to hire wage so they don't even
Speaker 1: have to worry about tips. I know, seriously, they have
Speaker 1: to practice the doughiseing at you.
Speaker 2: No, but people don't like living wages, you know, the
Speaker 2: employers money.
Speaker 1: The anti tipping trend appears to be taking hold now
Speaker 1: and around seventy four percent of service workers. I've noticed
Speaker 1: customers are now tipping less.
Speaker 3: Because people are exhausted by it so expensive.
Speaker 1: Already, and we're always shouting out our instagrams on this show.
Speaker 1: What we should be doing is shouting out our venmost
Speaker 1: You know, jeff We'll see how the shot collar question
Speaker 1: of the.
Speaker 3: Day goes, and then maybe if he does a really.
Speaker 1: Good job digital Jake's going to earn a tip right afterwards.
Speaker 2: Of course, not, Jeffrey. I do this for the love
Speaker 2: of the game, good man.
Speaker 3: Go ahead, Jake.
Speaker 2: There's a talented troop of tenacious tactical types that around
Speaker 2: this time of year engage in covert missions of subterfuge, entrapment,
Speaker 2: and high caliber capitalism right in front of our very eyes.
Speaker 3: We're talking about people again.
Speaker 2: I'm talking about the Girl Scouts, and today it happens
Speaker 2: to be National Girl Scout Day. Okay, every year they're
Speaker 2: solely responsible for adding around two thousand pounds to our
Speaker 2: total office weight to their boxes of delicious cookies worth it. Unfortunately,
Speaker 2: I don't have any thin mints to give you, But
Speaker 2: instead I have a sleeve of trivia questions for a
Speaker 2: special Girl Scout edition of plenty of twenty. All right,
Speaker 2: let's start with Alexis today. Alexis, give me a number
Speaker 2: one through twenty, and I'll give you a Girl Scout question.
Speaker 2: Let's go seven or seven, Alexis. There's an official Girl
Speaker 2: Scout promise. It's on my honor. I will try to
Speaker 2: serve God my country, to help people at all times,
Speaker 2: and to live by the Girl Scout law. And they
Speaker 2: use a special hand sign while reciting it. How many
Speaker 2: fingers do they hold up during the Girl Scout promise?
Speaker 3: Does sound like the radio promise that we make when we.
Speaker 2: Get our jobs here.
Speaker 1: I just swore that I was going to be here
Speaker 1: till my death.
Speaker 3: Different you put a dagger right to your own.
Speaker 2: Throat, trying to think it's two Hunger games you know
Speaker 2: what they do?
Speaker 3: Like, dude, Oh yeah, got two Hunger Games.
Speaker 2: Four looks kind of funny. So maybe I'll say three
Speaker 2: fingers up, three fingers like you said three fingers. That
Speaker 2: is correct, it's the pointer, middle and ring fingers.
Speaker 3: You weren't a Girl Scout gloring up, no hunger games.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, let's go over to Brook. All right, Brook,
Speaker 2: give me a number one through twenty. Please twelve. Brook.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna name three famous music artists, and you need
Speaker 2: to tell me which one was not a girl Scout
Speaker 2: much funny. Your options are Taylor Swift, Mariah Carey, and
Speaker 2: Meghan the Stallion. Which one was not a girl Scout?
Speaker 2: So I was not a girl Scout. I was in
Speaker 2: Campfire Kids, which what's that we sold all Monrocah. Yeah,
Speaker 2: But I actually think and I'm just gonna tell you
Speaker 2: it's because of age situations here. I don't think Taylor
Speaker 2: Swift was. I think that she started her music career young,
Speaker 2: which means she was concentrated on that. So I think
Speaker 2: she was not a girl Scout. Brook went with Taylor Swift,
Speaker 2: that is correct. Was looking for Meghan the Stallion. Mariah
Speaker 2: and Taylor were, So Brooke is out. We're gonna move
Speaker 2: over to Jose. Jose, please give me number one through twenty.
Speaker 2: Let's go six, number six. If you've ever seen a
Speaker 2: girl Scout, they earned badges that they wear on their
Speaker 2: uniforms for achieving different things in the past. Which of
Speaker 2: these was not a real badge. Two of these are real.
Speaker 2: One of these is not. The law and Order badge
Speaker 2: for polygraph and DNA testing, the cosmetic surgery badge for
Speaker 2: studying ways to surgically alter a person's appearance, Oh no,
Speaker 2: or the laundrous badge for expertise in laundry. I your
Speaker 2: options again, law and Order, cosmetic surgery or laundry badge?
Speaker 2: Which one is not real?
Speaker 3: Each one has its merits.
Speaker 2: All right, everyone, Kimber just got her rhino plastic.
Speaker 3: Smell.
Speaker 2: Well, alright, I'm gonna say the cosmetic one has to
Speaker 2: be fake. J jose said, cosmetic surgery badge. That is, yeah, correct,
Speaker 2: that one's not real yet. We're onto Jeffrey. Jeffrey, give
Speaker 2: me number.
Speaker 3: One through twenty three.
Speaker 2: What are the three seas of the Girl Scouts, Jeffrey,
Speaker 2: I'll give you two of them. Courage, confidence, and what's
Speaker 2: the third?
Speaker 3: Courage? Confidence?
Speaker 2: It's not cookies.
Speaker 1: That courage, confidence, and consistency. That's not a thing I sell.
Speaker 1: I know what's exciting communism.
Speaker 2: I have no idea about, Jeffrey wet with communism. That's
Speaker 2: the fourth seas. I'm sorry, the unofficial fourth seaed. I
Speaker 2: was looking for character. Oh, character, we're back to Alexis.
Speaker 2: If you get this wrong, Jose's winning the Girl Scout.
Speaker 2: You offici plenty of twenty, Alexis, give me another number,
Speaker 2: number ten. The original Girl Scout cookie came out in
Speaker 2: nineteen seventeen when a troop in Oklahoma began baking their
Speaker 2: own and it was pretty basic. What kind of cookie
Speaker 2: was it? Oh, if it's basic, it's got to be
Speaker 2: the short bread right the tree, Alexis said, shortbread. That
Speaker 2: is correct. Look for sugar cookie. Oh, Jose is one.
Speaker 2: The Girl scoutshould have plenty of twenty. A girls Scout.
Speaker 3: They wouldn't let me in.
Speaker 2: Look at me.
Speaker 1: Since Jose wins, he gets to choose who gets shocked.
Speaker 1: And someone's gonna be singing milkshake.
Speaker 3: By Kalise, So who is It's gonna be you?
Speaker 1: Jeff Okay, my milkshake brings all the boys to the yard,
Speaker 1: and they're like, it's better than yard.
Speaker 3: They should sell milkshakes too. Awesome.
Speaker 1: That's your shot collar question of the day. We got
Speaker 1: your phone tap coming up in just a few minutes.
Speaker 3: Freaking Jeffrey in the morning,