Speaker 1: Sixty seconds away from your shot caller question of the day,
Speaker 1: it's broken jubal in the morning. First. You know, for decades,
Speaker 1: scientists have been struggling to find out the answer to
Speaker 1: one question, do aliens really exist? There is some evidence
Speaker 1: of extraterrestrial life, like mysterious crop circles, brainy UFO pictures,
Speaker 1: and of course the TV show out how do you
Speaker 1: explain that one? Where do they find an actor who
Speaker 1: look like that? Come on, it's all right there for
Speaker 1: you to see. Well, there's still nothing really concrete that
Speaker 1: can give one hundred percent proof that aliens are definitely
Speaker 1: out there. And now scientists have made an explanation as
Speaker 1: for why. Researchers have posed a new scientific theory called
Speaker 1: the zoo hypothesis. Basically, it claims that aliens do exist
Speaker 1: and they already know that we're here on Earth, and frankly,
Speaker 1: they're not very impressed with what they've seen from humans.
Speaker 1: It's understandable. Yeah, that is anything. And if you see
Speaker 1: anyboy who's ever bedden claimed that they've been abducted by aliens,
Speaker 1: who're like, I understand why they wouldn't make contact if
Speaker 1: they abducted you. Yeah, anyway, instead of welcome theming Us
Speaker 1: into the intergalactic community, Aliens have decided to keep their distance,
Speaker 1: and they've turned Earth into sort of a cosmic zoo
Speaker 1: where they can safely watch humans from afar. Look how
Speaker 1: dumb they are. Yeah, we're so dumb. Basically, think of
Speaker 1: it this way. You know, you go to the zoo
Speaker 1: and watch the chimpanzees eating bugs and throwing their poop
Speaker 1: all over the place, and you think, Wow, we're so
Speaker 1: much more evolved than them. That's how aliens think about us.
Speaker 1: That's what these scientists are saying. It's all perspective, isn't it.
Speaker 1: And they stop on their cosmic road trips to look
Speaker 1: at humans in the American exhibit, and then they'll take
Speaker 1: some family picks at humans from the Chinese exhibit, and
Speaker 1: then they'll move along to the other countries, and then
Speaker 1: they'll eventually head to the Rings of Saturn and do
Speaker 1: whatever they do there. I don't know. It's just a
Speaker 1: selfie to get some likes on the alien Instagram Instagram exactly.
Speaker 1: Maybe listen to the shock caller Question of the Day too,
Speaker 1: and they'll be like, oh god, this got up. Time
Speaker 1: for the shot caller question of the day. Young Jeffrey
Speaker 1: has come to studio with a hatful of names. Will
Speaker 1: draw a name out of the hat to see who'll
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 that
Speaker 1: Jeff does because he asked the terrible question. If they
Speaker 1: get it wrong, they get shocked. To the song that
Speaker 1: you want us to sing? Text in at seven eight
Speaker 1: five nine to what song you on here from the
Speaker 1: person who gets shocked today, I'm drawing a name out
Speaker 1: of the hat because I had the shot caller last
Speaker 1: and I got Brook. Oh lovely, let's grabbing the shot
Speaker 1: caller while she puts it on. Jeff. Please read Brooke
Speaker 1: the shot caller question above the day. Status symbols have
Speaker 1: definitely changed over the years. For example, back in the
Speaker 1: nineteen eighties, if you had a color TV, accordless telephone
Speaker 1: in a house with a sun room, you were considered
Speaker 1: to be straight ball and yes, sunroom. But fast forward
Speaker 1: to today and those symbols have definitely changed. In fact,
Speaker 1: a new survey found the top status symbols that people
Speaker 1: today used to show off their wealth. Do you have
Speaker 1: to name any three things that made it into the
Speaker 1: top five of that list. Okay, no particular order, particular
Speaker 1: order status symbol. So it's interesting. In the eighties it
Speaker 1: was a cordless phone, and I think that that's still true.
Speaker 1: I think it's an iPhone these days because they're so expensive. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's like a thousand bucks. Yes, I mean you have
Speaker 1: to have some money to have an iPhone. And when
Speaker 1: I see someone, I think they're rich. Is girls that
Speaker 1: have giant designer persons. I see a girl with the Louis,
Speaker 1: I'm like, that's a three thousand dollars purse. Like what
Speaker 1: else do you own? Really that's just would be on
Speaker 1: that one or just designer things, And like, can I
Speaker 1: say designer clothing, because like shoes would also be in that,
Speaker 1: Like you got some red bottom shoes too. I'm like, okay, bro,
Speaker 1: it is kind of specific with like shoes and purses
Speaker 1: would be different. Okay, it's enough, Okay, And if I
Speaker 1: were you, I would go with something that's more gender neutrals,
Speaker 1: so that it applies to everybody rather than just you know, pers.
Speaker 1: I think guys definitely have status shoes. Yeah, pursus. Did
Speaker 1: you have a handbag? Yeah? What why not? You call
Speaker 1: it immersed. Do you go with handbag? I'll go a handbag.
Speaker 1: That exactly the question. A new survey found the top
Speaker 1: status symbols that people today used to show off their wealth.
Speaker 1: You have to name any three things that made it
Speaker 1: into the top five. Some of the symbols that were
Speaker 1: close but not included in the top five include having
Speaker 1: a house with an electric front gate, sending your kids
Speaker 1: to private school. Oh gosh, what about something to do
Speaker 1: with your house again? What about an open floor plan?
Speaker 1: Because they said sun room in the other way. What
Speaker 1: about a pool? I was just going to say a
Speaker 1: pool pool? Absolutely, okay, pool, I like that, like an
Speaker 1: in ground pool? Yeah right, play poor people want the
Speaker 1: above ground pool. I want you even buy a Walmart.
Speaker 1: I'm talking about in ground nice pool. Yeah. This one
Speaker 1: seems too easy, but I just thought of it. What
Speaker 1: about just having a nice car? I thought of that too.
Speaker 1: But what about just having a lot of Instagram followers?
Speaker 1: That is absolutely true idea? Yeah, I mean if you
Speaker 1: have a million followers, I have a million dollars. Okay,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go social media followers. I'm gonna go iPhone status.
Speaker 1: Why are you looking like that? You gave a face
Speaker 1: and I'm going to go a pool a new servant.
Speaker 1: On the top status symbols that people today used to
Speaker 1: show off their wealth, you had to name any three
Speaker 1: things that made it in the top five, and you
Speaker 1: guessed social media followers, pools, and iPhones. No disrespect to
Speaker 1: Android users. I guess it turns out number five is
Speaker 1: owning a second home. Oh yeah, wow, okay. Number four
Speaker 1: is if you ever fly in first class. Number three
Speaker 1: is if your house has a swimming pool. You got
Speaker 1: that one, but the only one that Jebel gave me.
Speaker 1: Number two is if you own a designer watch. And
Speaker 1: the number one status symbol that people used to show
Speaker 1: off their wealth is driving a fancy car. I'm not
Speaker 1: very good showing off. Well, all right, you got it wrong,
Speaker 1: and somebody wanted to hear Roar by Katie Perry. So
Speaker 1: he's seen that before you get shocked. Whenever you're ready,
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Speaker 1: it through the fire because I am a champion, and
Speaker 1: you're gonna hear me right, wow, all right, your phone
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