Speaker 1: Dude, it's Friday. It's Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning.
Speaker 1: I was so loud.
Speaker 2: Followers at Brooke and Jeffrey like rate, subscribe, report us
Speaker 2: whatever you want to go, don't care.
Speaker 1: I am so happy. That was a lot. Yeah, my
Speaker 1: happiness you plus Jose together. I just need to warm
Speaker 1: up a little bit, catch up.
Speaker 2: It's the morning time, so the people listening are warm
Speaker 2: enough with us. Do you know why I'm so freaking happy.
Speaker 1: I don't think you know. I don't know, but I'm
Speaker 1: with you. Bro Why are you both? Yellie?
Speaker 2: I am happy because we're bringing back something that I've
Speaker 2: been begging producer Boyd to do for a long time. So,
Speaker 2: without any further introduction, Ashton play the intro.
Speaker 1: Audio.
Speaker 2: Oh my co host, no one this is They absolutely
Speaker 2: love it.
Speaker 1: That is opposite. It makes no sense to anyone.
Speaker 3: No one cares about the audio because we don't know
Speaker 3: what we're listening to.
Speaker 2: If you don't know, I'm gonna play a random audio
Speaker 2: clip with zero explanation before of what it is, and
Speaker 2: then only after it's done will I reveal what you
Speaker 2: just heard. Nobody else in radio is doing this, your innovators,
Speaker 2: we are groundbreakers.
Speaker 1: We are pioneers.
Speaker 3: If there's a joke, no one gets it because there's
Speaker 3: no setup.
Speaker 1: That's why it's so funny. Ones. Let's play audio first.
Speaker 1: Is it a guy by a freeway? You need someone
Speaker 1: else to stay on the floor.
Speaker 2: Just heard was a gardener in Houston who noticed the
Speaker 2: guy trying to steal equipment out of his truck. The
Speaker 2: thief hopped into a getaway car, but didn't get too
Speaker 2: far because the gardener threw his weed whacker at him.
Speaker 2: The dude fell out onto the street. Maybe we should
Speaker 2: have done video first.
Speaker 1: What we do sounds great to me.
Speaker 3: I think we should just do a whole segment of pictures.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're groundbreakers over in the radio biz.
Speaker 1: We're gonna put that video up on.
Speaker 2: Our Insta stories if people want to see it.
Speaker 1: I don't know why you would, but that was audio.
Speaker 1: I will say.
Speaker 3: I do like the intro.
Speaker 2: Let's move on and get into the Jacola question of
Speaker 2: the day and give it over to digital.
Speaker 1: Jake, you know what to do, Jake, a tough spot
Speaker 1: going after audio first. Good lie back in the good
Speaker 1: old days. Over one hundred years ago, Firestone made history
Speaker 1: by selling the world's very first inflatable tire. Sure there
Speaker 1: was still scurvy and rickets and infertility problems, but hey,
Speaker 1: we got tires now, folks and gad zooks. The world
Speaker 1: was never the same. Hey, that was a swear back then.
Speaker 1: What else was invented in the nineteen twenties that we
Speaker 1: still used to this day? You might ask, Well, you're
Speaker 1: gonna have to tell me in a special Innovations from
Speaker 1: a century ago edition of Fenny of twenty Wow, you
Speaker 1: pick a number and I'll give you some hints about
Speaker 1: an old invention made in the twenties, and you have
Speaker 1: to name it. We're gonna start with a gal who
Speaker 1: would have been the bee's knees with the gatspig group.
Speaker 1: That's Alexis. Alexis. Give me number one through twenty, Please
Speaker 1: a twenty number twenty. In the nineteen twenties, a man
Speaker 1: named Clarence Bird's Eye in vented and offered Americans something quick.
Speaker 1: It all started when he noticed that a fish kept
Speaker 1: better if it was frozen quickly rather than slowly. What
Speaker 1: invention did he come up with?
Speaker 3: Wo?
Speaker 1: So he's freezing things faster? Oh maybe he made ice
Speaker 1: cube trays. And then you would just like, does that
Speaker 1: freez things faster. Brooks gave me a terrible I was
Speaker 1: putting my fish into an ice cube tray. When I
Speaker 1: freeze it, I still trays.
Speaker 3: You went to he can't make a freezer because it
Speaker 3: obvious already existed, because he's freezing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I ad fast freezing. Okay? U dry ice? Alexi said,
Speaker 1: dry ice? That is incorrect. Clarence Birds I made the
Speaker 1: first frozen TV dinner. You're still around today with birds
Speaker 1: Eye frozen vegetables. Birds I still a brand, can get
Speaker 1: in the freezer, Alexis, you're out for this round. Let's
Speaker 1: go over to Jose. Need a number one through twenty please, Okay,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go four, number four. In nineteen twenty two,
Speaker 1: Ralph Samuelson created a brand new sport that quickly became
Speaker 1: a favorite summer pass time. Some of the early equipment
Speaker 1: included a clothes line and a pair of boards. What
Speaker 1: sport am I talking about boards?
Speaker 2: It's gotta be something cool that like like frisbee golf, you.
Speaker 1: Know, like lots of string and frisbee golf string and
Speaker 1: it could be a net, the string of it. Think
Speaker 1: of basketball? What else hasn't that badminton? I'm gonna go
Speaker 1: with frisbee golf, Jake, frisbee golf. I'm giving you a
Speaker 1: double run there, Jose.
Speaker 2: Only frisbees were even invented at that point.
Speaker 1: The two boards were made of wood, they were used
Speaker 1: as skis, and the clothes line was a tow rope
Speaker 1: for water skis. Ralph Samson's brother pulled it behind the
Speaker 1: boat that reached twenty miles per hour invented water skis.
Speaker 3: Rope.
Speaker 1: We're over two. We're over to Brook now number one
Speaker 1: through twenty eighteen. Brook. This next one's perfect for you
Speaker 1: because it happened to the kitchen. Oh. A man named
Speaker 1: Stephen J. Poplowski created a popular appliance after submitting dozens
Speaker 1: of patents for it. I can tell you it's still
Speaker 1: around today. It's electric and you put something in it.
Speaker 1: What is it.
Speaker 3: I'm reading a book right now called Trust, and it's
Speaker 3: all about like the twenties and like it was a
Speaker 3: time of everything from like dishwashers to electric ovens to.
Speaker 2: George Foreman grille. Yes, maybe that's a new panini press.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're like a toaster.
Speaker 3: I'm torn between toaster and blender. I'm gonna go show
Speaker 3: me blender.
Speaker 1: Brooks said, blender. That is Steve Poplowski used it for
Speaker 1: making milkshakes and malts and then moved to purate fruits
Speaker 1: and veggies. Right after reach out on tequila in there
Speaker 1: and made a margarita. Yeyeah, Jeffery, it's your attorney to
Speaker 1: number one through twenty six. In nineteen twenty three, a
Speaker 1: man named Garrett Morgan is credited with inventing something that
Speaker 1: you'll find all across America today. He first started installing
Speaker 1: it himself using a large ladder and a T shaped pole.
Speaker 1: What was it?
Speaker 2: Oh, you need a ladder, then it must be up
Speaker 2: high somewhere.
Speaker 3: It could be antenna.
Speaker 1: I don't know what else you would need a ladder
Speaker 1: for it to go up there.
Speaker 2: I'm just gonna say radio antenna.
Speaker 1: Jeff said, radio antenna. That is incorrect. Garrett Morgan is
Speaker 1: credited with inventing the automatic traffic signal. He was putting
Speaker 1: up traffic lights with the ladder, and the T goes
Speaker 1: across the road. So, Jeff, you got that wrong. That
Speaker 1: means Brooke, you've won today. Nineteen twenties edition of plenty
Speaker 1: of twenty all right.
Speaker 2: So Brook gets to choose who gets shot today and
Speaker 2: they're gonna be singing old time rock and roll by
Speaker 2: Bob Seger.
Speaker 1: Here we go happening. Wait, how does it start?
Speaker 3: Okay, just set those old records off the stepping it again.
Speaker 1: Woman who loves to shock herself.
Speaker 2: Even though you win, he refused to give out anybody else.
Speaker 1: What is going on with you? The first thing? Run
Speaker 1: it again? Jeff more audio, no segment. Why did I
Speaker 1: do that again? She's just saying it. We're like, oh
Speaker 1: my god, she's doing it's your shock calling question the
Speaker 1: other day. Your phone's houn's coming up in just a
Speaker 1: few minutes.
Speaker 3: Freaking Jeffrey in the morning.