Speaker 1: Sixty seconds away from your shock caller question of the day,
Speaker 1: it's Brooke and Jewel in the morning. But first, do
Speaker 1: you know how many times we've been electrocuted with the
Speaker 1: shock caller on this show? Man so much? I just
Speaker 1: had a conversation with someone who is deciding whether or
Speaker 1: not to get one for your their dog, and I
Speaker 1: was like, Oh, we do it and it's not too
Speaker 1: bad hers, But just for a second. Over the years,
Speaker 1: we've done it almost seventeen hundred times. Oh my god, Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's wrong with us. That's only for the start of
Speaker 1: the show. We've done it for other segments too. But
Speaker 1: after all those shocks, do you guys feel like it's
Speaker 1: made you a better person? Oh? I think so. I
Speaker 1: think it's working opposite because it's like he asked us
Speaker 1: like trivia questions and then we're doing shock therapy that
Speaker 1: it's bad to answer them. Yeah, I don't know. Yeah,
Speaker 1: hopefully the answers yes. Because Amazon is selling a brand
Speaker 1: new product that promises to change your life for the better.
Speaker 1: It's a bracelet called Havelock, and it's supposed to help
Speaker 1: you break all of your worst habits by electrocuting you
Speaker 1: whenever you mess up. Yeah. According to the description online,
Speaker 1: the bracelet can stop you from doing self self destructive
Speaker 1: habits like eating too much junk food, biting your nails,
Speaker 1: spending too much money, sleeping in too late, cheating on
Speaker 1: your significant other. Oops, a little shock on my wrist.
Speaker 1: But yeah, yeah, yeah, So how does the bracelet know
Speaker 1: that you're engaging in bad behavior? Well, it's connected to
Speaker 1: your cell phone, so it can sync with all your
Speaker 1: apps and shock you if you're still in bed after
Speaker 1: your morning alarm goes off, or if your bank app
Speaker 1: has too many recent purchases can shock you. That would
Speaker 1: be the worst. You go pay for the bill in
Speaker 1: a date and it's like banking out low. You're like,
Speaker 1: oh don't yeah, But for trick your habits like eating
Speaker 1: bad or smoking, you can give your friends digital access
Speaker 1: to the wristband so they can shock you if they
Speaker 1: ever see you engaging in bad behavior. Not the worst decision,
Speaker 1: You'll like, you's just going to shock you whenever, just
Speaker 1: to mess with you. Hey, let's get Tom again text
Speaker 1: in seven eight, five nine two. Would you get a
Speaker 1: pavlock bracelet to break your worst habits? Or would you
Speaker 1: just shock your friend for fun? If they had one
Speaker 1: absolutely texted in seven eighty five nine too. All right,
Speaker 1: let's get into the shot caller question of the day.
Speaker 1: Young Jeffreys, come a studio or the hat full names,
Speaker 1: draw name out of the hat to see who will
Speaker 1: put on the shot caller Today. They're asked a trivia question.
Speaker 1: If they get it right, they don't get shocked. Jeff
Speaker 1: does because he asked a terrible question. If they get
Speaker 1: it wrong, they get shocked. To the song that you
Speaker 1: want us to sing? So text in at seven eighty
Speaker 1: five nine to what song do you want to hear
Speaker 1: from the person that gets shocked today? I've drawn a
Speaker 1: name out of the hat because I had. The shot
Speaker 1: caller laughed and it's a Jeffrey wild card today. So
Speaker 1: how are you feeling? Go Ni Mini Mini Mose, I
Speaker 1: wasn't picking up on your hint there. Yeah, Jose's grabbed
Speaker 1: the shot caller while he's putting that on. Jeff, Please
Speaker 1: rid Jose the shot caller question of the day. There's
Speaker 1: a very famous saying that people use today. It's the
Speaker 1: cats out of the bag. Basically, it means that someone
Speaker 1: has revealed a secret or shared some information that was
Speaker 1: supposed to be hidden. But do you know where that
Speaker 1: phrase originally comes from? It actually goes all the way
Speaker 1: back to the fifteen hundreds, when everybody used to buy
Speaker 1: all their food and supplies at open air markets, and
Speaker 1: that phrase refers to a specific problem that would frequently
Speaker 1: happen whenever customers got their items there. What does the
Speaker 1: cat is out of the bag refer to? And hint
Speaker 1: it involves a cat most likely in some sort of bag,
Speaker 1: So keep that in mind. Okay, I love these questions.
Speaker 1: I think they're so fascinating. Language stuff is so weird
Speaker 1: to me, so hard to get there, but it is
Speaker 1: really cool to find out, Like hats and bags. What
Speaker 1: if they were selling cats to eat? All righty and
Speaker 1: your food got away for the night. I don't know
Speaker 1: if they eat cats back then, but I think they
Speaker 1: ain't anything. Yeah yeah, well, I mean, I know it's
Speaker 1: typical to put a cat like when you're transporting them.
Speaker 1: Some people put them in bags or like pillowcases so
Speaker 1: they don't see what's going on in the car and
Speaker 1: like freak out and stuff. Right, I don't know any friends,
Speaker 1: unless you're gonna be like, yeah, well they're putting cats
Speaker 1: and bags and somebody's putting cats in the Yeah, read
Speaker 1: the question more time. Do you know where the phrase
Speaker 1: the cat is out of the bag comes from? It
Speaker 1: actually goes all the way back to the fifteen hundreds
Speaker 1: when people used to buy all their food and supplies
Speaker 1: at open air markets, and that phrase refers to a
Speaker 1: specific problem that would frequently happen whenever customers got their
Speaker 1: items there. What does the cat is out of the
Speaker 1: bag refer to? I see what you're saying. It may
Speaker 1: be a good thing that the cat was out of
Speaker 1: the bag, because maybe the cat was catching all the
Speaker 1: mice that we're eating all the food in the open
Speaker 1: air stand. I was thinking, what if the cats protecting
Speaker 1: the fruits or something in the market. But rats, that's
Speaker 1: a way better example, like they were using them for
Speaker 1: past control. Cats also love to go in bags. They
Speaker 1: love to play in the things like boxes. So cute.
Speaker 1: You can just draw square on the floor and they'll
Speaker 1: sit anyway. Um, problems at these open air markets. Now
Speaker 1: we're in some our open air market. There's gotta be rats.
Speaker 1: They had to be use in the past control. But
Speaker 1: why are they in the back? Would they put the
Speaker 1: rats and then the cat in the back so they
Speaker 1: would all kind of sweat, like you know, you know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. I would pay for that. And then
Speaker 1: the cats out of the bag, all the rats are eating.
Speaker 1: I don't know, go for it. I'm going with cats
Speaker 1: pillow eating rats inside the pillow cases in the bag. Sorry,
Speaker 1: I keep imagining a pillowcase the cat. They put a
Speaker 1: cat in the bag. They put a cat in the bag,
Speaker 1: and then they put rats in the bag so no
Speaker 1: one can see the murders the rats. They wouldn't put
Speaker 1: the cat, but they need the rats to die and
Speaker 1: be done with. Come on, cat murder back, Cat murder backs.
Speaker 1: It's like a band. We're cat murder bag. Well, the
Speaker 1: cat is out of the bag. Is a very famous
Speaker 1: saying people use all the time today whenever someone reveals
Speaker 1: a secret or share some hidden information. But did you
Speaker 1: know that idiom can actually be traced all the way
Speaker 1: back to the fifteen hundreds, when people used to trade
Speaker 1: livestock at open air markets, and it was common practice
Speaker 1: for businessmen to sell baby pigs in small bags or
Speaker 1: sacks so that they couldn't run away. But occasionally a
Speaker 1: fraudster would try and trick a customer by putting a
Speaker 1: feral cat in the sack instead, and they'd tell them
Speaker 1: not to open it until they got home or the
Speaker 1: pig might escape. So when the customers finally got home
Speaker 1: and opened it, they'd realize they got swindled because quote
Speaker 1: the cat was out of the bag because it was
Speaker 1: swine too. You got it wrong. And somebody want to
Speaker 1: hear a high hopes by hand at the disco. So
Speaker 1: seeing that before I get chucked my hopes by cat
Speaker 1: murder bag, very closet murder bag goes out to you
Speaker 1: breaking jewel fansy have ha ha hopes for a living,
Speaker 1: shooting for the stars when I couldn't make a killing,
Speaker 1: didn't have a time, but I always had a vision,
Speaker 1: always had ha ha hope. Phone taps coming up in
Speaker 1: just a few minutes. It's breaking jewel in the morning.