Speaker 1: Sixty seconds away from your shot caller question of the day,
Speaker 1: it's brook and Jewel in the morning. But before we
Speaker 1: get into that, everybody knows that breakfast is the most
Speaker 1: important meal of the day. Yes, yes, that's why most
Speaker 1: people try to eat something healthy for breakfast, like avocado toast,
Speaker 1: avocado oatmeal, avocado pancakes, avocados. These days, it's kind of
Speaker 1: a weird combo. But what do you what do you
Speaker 1: do if you're out of avocados? What do you eat
Speaker 1: for breakfast? Then? I don't know. Well, some nutrition experts
Speaker 1: are now recommending that you reach for a nice, healthy
Speaker 1: slice of pizza. They say that a cheesy, greasy, carb
Speaker 1: filled pizza is actually better for you than pretty much
Speaker 1: any breakfast cereal it's on the market today. Wow, I
Speaker 1: can't be true. I mean, yeah, it's better than Lucky Charms,
Speaker 1: but not like a Cheerio's or a checks. Yeahs of
Speaker 1: them are yeah, they say, most cereals have extremely high
Speaker 1: levels of sugar and virtually no other added nutritional value. Meanwhile,
Speaker 1: the average slice of pizza has about the same amount
Speaker 1: of calories, plus it has protein and some vitamins from
Speaker 1: all the cheese and the other toppings which keeps you
Speaker 1: full or longer to help sustain your energy throughout the morning.
Speaker 1: Can we do like a breakfast pizza with some like
Speaker 1: eggs and bacon on it or the other way? Make
Speaker 1: a pizza cereal? No, right, milk in tomato, chop up
Speaker 1: your pizza and pour some oak over. Yeah, that is gross, experts.
Speaker 1: There's still about a million healthier options than pizza out there,
Speaker 1: but at least you can feel a little bit better
Speaker 1: if your breakfast this morning skip the oatmeal. Y Okay?
Speaker 1: All right, let's get in the shot caller question of
Speaker 1: the day. Young Jeffrey's coming to studio where a hat
Speaker 1: full of names will draw a name out of the
Speaker 1: hat to see who will put on the shot callar today.
Speaker 1: They're asked a trivia question. If they get it right,
Speaker 1: they don't get shocked, for jeff does because he asked
Speaker 1: a terrible question. If they get it wrong, they get
Speaker 1: shocked at the song that you want us to sing?
Speaker 1: So text in at seven eighty five nine to what
Speaker 1: song do you want to hear from? The person who
Speaker 1: gets shocked today? Brooke has drawn a name out of
Speaker 1: the hat because she had the shot caller last and
Speaker 1: who'd you get? Dang it all right, let's grabbing the
Speaker 1: shot caller while he puts that on. Jeff, please ri
Speaker 1: Jose the shock caller question of the day. Every year
Speaker 1: we hear about America's busiest airport. For a long time,
Speaker 1: it was the Heartsfield Jackson Atlanta International Airport. Then recently
Speaker 1: O'Hare in Chicago passed it, and then Atlanta took it
Speaker 1: back again. But those stats just refer to the amount
Speaker 1: of people flying in and out. What about the amount
Speaker 1: of cargo. Turns out there's two US airports for cargo
Speaker 1: that are far and away the leaders by a huge margin.
Speaker 1: So you need to name both airport locations, and please
Speaker 1: put some thought behind it this time. Maybe think about
Speaker 1: things like country boarders, package centralization. Anytime you've tracked your
Speaker 1: Amazon order and you're like, why is it stuck in
Speaker 1: blah blah blah, put your thinking caps on, really think
Speaker 1: about why don't just throw out city names. I really
Speaker 1: want to help you. I haven't been shocked in a
Speaker 1: very very long time. Okay, I crave it. Well, Okay,
Speaker 1: I'm just kidding. Just the state of Montana Airport. No, okay,
Speaker 1: but he's right, Like I've always wondered why. A lot
Speaker 1: of times this is just from maybe random for me,
Speaker 1: but I feel like Kentucky is where my Kentucky. It's
Speaker 1: always like it was stopped in Kentucky, and I'm like,
Speaker 1: you were closer if you just came directly to me.
Speaker 1: But whatever. You know, Houston a lot. Now, Houston, that's
Speaker 1: really good. Okay. Let's let's huge city, so they can
Speaker 1: handle all a lot of those loads and packages. Most
Speaker 1: cities can't handle enough cargo. Houston has the size they
Speaker 1: can handle it, yes, um. And they're centralized so they
Speaker 1: can go all around the country, you know, laughed, right up, down,
Speaker 1: all over the place. That's a good one. I like Houston.
Speaker 1: I mean I always just think of big ports in general,
Speaker 1: like what are your ports cities? Like, you know, Seattle
Speaker 1: is a big port city because it's so close to Asia.
Speaker 1: I know, like all the seafood, like the seafood in
Speaker 1: America comes to Seattle, and it's easy to get stuff
Speaker 1: shipped over from China to to La or to Seattle
Speaker 1: or San Francisco, Amazons in Seattle. Yeah, read the question
Speaker 1: one time, Jeff. Turns out there's two US airports for
Speaker 1: cargo that are far and away the leaders by a
Speaker 1: huge margin. You need to name both airports and think
Speaker 1: about things like country borders, package centralization, and anytime you
Speaker 1: tract your Amazon orders, what are the two US airports
Speaker 1: that have the most cargo sent through them? So if
Speaker 1: we're thinking borders, I'm also thinking like San Diego, California. Sorry,
Speaker 1: you also get a lifeline. I'm gonna give you one lifeline.
Speaker 1: Houston is not one of the two airports on the
Speaker 1: list next all the boxes, Jeff Um, I like Seattle
Speaker 1: a lot, because you're thinking port. You could go back
Speaker 1: to Kentucky. Pick like what Owensboro or something. I don't
Speaker 1: have like a reason other than every package I've ordered
Speaker 1: through Amazon coast or do you notice anything Jewel, I
Speaker 1: don't stay. Yeah, I don't. I don't notice anything. I
Speaker 1: don't notice. I'm barely here. Yeah, I don't notice the
Speaker 1: thing ever. Okay, well in New York is that ridiculous?
Speaker 1: Like New York is? I don't think it's ridiculous. I
Speaker 1: mean you could be getting a lot of shipments from
Speaker 1: Europe into New York because also huge city can handle
Speaker 1: the loaves for Miami or something. Oh Miami. Yeah, But
Speaker 1: the problem with Miami's I think it'd be harder to
Speaker 1: get it out of Miami and then disperse it into
Speaker 1: the country. I'm gonna go, I'm gonna I'm gonna go.
Speaker 1: It makes the most sense of my mind. Seattle for
Speaker 1: the west coast, New York for the east coast. There's
Speaker 1: two airports in the US that are the busiest by
Speaker 1: far when it comes to handling cargo. You're guessing Seattle
Speaker 1: and New York. And the answer makes a lot of
Speaker 1: sense when you think about it, because in America, one
Speaker 1: of the largest shippers of boxes and packages is the
Speaker 1: company FedEx. That's why a huge amount of cargo travels
Speaker 1: through their hometown airport in Memphis, Tennessee. That's probably the
Speaker 1: ones that are stuck in the middle of the country
Speaker 1: that you see all the time. And the other is
Speaker 1: a major hub for international imports and exports. Whenever we
Speaker 1: trade with countries across the Pacific Ocean, a lot of
Speaker 1: the cargo goes through the airport that's geographically closest to
Speaker 1: all of Asia. That's the airport in Anchorage, Alaska, Alaska.
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