Speaker 1: Sixty seconds away from your shot caller question of the day,
Speaker 1: it's broke and jewel in the morning. But before that,
Speaker 1: they say that breakfast is the most important meal of
Speaker 1: the day. I love it. What's your go to morning
Speaker 1: meal For me? It's an extra large multi vitamin and
Speaker 1: two cans of Monster Energy to drink. Sets you right up.
Speaker 1: But forty two percent Americans say that their favorite thing
Speaker 1: to eat for breakfast is cereal. And the best part
Speaker 1: about eating cereal is not the actual food, it's the
Speaker 1: milk left behind when you're done so you can slurp
Speaker 1: that up. Cereal milk is the best. It's so good.
Speaker 1: I gotta say I'm not a milk drinker. At the
Speaker 1: end of the well, sweetest milk you'll ever have in you. Somehow,
Speaker 1: researchers got money to study which cereal leaves the best
Speaker 1: tasting milk behind. Remember, we can get to the cancer
Speaker 1: stuff later. Let's figure that out first. Yeah, it took
Speaker 1: an entire year to figure it out, but the results
Speaker 1: are in, and here are the top answers. You guys
Speaker 1: got any guesses. It's got to be the cocoa puffs, right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: Cago puffs is good because that's chocolate milk instantly. Oh
Speaker 1: but what about Captain Crunch? Yeah, yeah, you got the
Speaker 1: crunch berries in there. Well. Number eight is Captain Crunch, Okay.
Speaker 1: Number seven is fruit loops, Number six Apple Jack's, number
Speaker 1: five Reese's Puffs. Probably just tastes like chocolate would cholate milk.
Speaker 1: I would think number four fruity pebbles, Number three frosted flakes,
Speaker 1: and number two cinnamon toast. Crunch said that's the best. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that is really good. Actually, don't even think about And
Speaker 1: the number one cereal that leaves behind the best tasting
Speaker 1: milk is Coco puffs. Brook was right, instant chocolate milk.
Speaker 1: I love hearing that Brooke was right. Thirty five percent
Speaker 1: people say Coco Puffs milk is the best. Yeah, just chocolate,
Speaker 1: chocolate chocolate milk. All right, let's get to the shot
Speaker 1: caller question of the day. Young Jeffreys, coming to studio
Speaker 1: with a hatful of names, will draw a name out
Speaker 1: of the hat to see who will put on the
Speaker 1: shop caller this morning. They're asked a trivia question. If
Speaker 1: they get it right, they don't get shocked that Jeff
Speaker 1: does because he asked the 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 two what song do you want to hear
Speaker 1: from the person to get shocked? Today? Jose has drawing
Speaker 1: the name out of the hat because the other shot
Speaker 1: caller lasts, And who'd you get? And I got Brook
Speaker 1: Fox Serial Specialists. Thank you all right, Brooks putting the
Speaker 1: shot collar on while she does that. Jeff, please read
Speaker 1: brook the shot caller question of the day. Marvel Comics
Speaker 1: has been around since nineteen thirty nine, and in that
Speaker 1: span they've created hundreds of original superheroes, from Spider Man
Speaker 1: to Professor X to Armless Tiger Man. That's our real
Speaker 1: Marvel superhero from the nineteen forties. So how did he find? Everyone?
Speaker 1: Without a hard? But did you know there's one specific
Speaker 1: Marvel character who's been receiving royalties on their name for decades.
Speaker 1: That's because a very popular American sport has been borrowing
Speaker 1: the superhero's name since nineteen seventy nine. In fact, Marvel
Speaker 1: struck a licensing deal with this particular sports league where
Speaker 1: they get one hundred dollars every time they mentioned this
Speaker 1: hero's name on TV. What so you need for your
Speaker 1: shot caller question to name the hero and the sport
Speaker 1: that aid the agreement. I'm obviously not telling you the
Speaker 1: superhero's name. Not make it way too easy. Okay. I'm
Speaker 1: going to say a lot of things here that are
Speaker 1: going to get us hate text because I don't know
Speaker 1: the difference between Marvel and DC superheroes. So I'm just
Speaker 1: saying I apologize, hey to the dorks out there. I
Speaker 1: apologh hate mail for a different reason. Now here we go. Okay,
Speaker 1: so it has to be football, right, Yeah, the first
Speaker 1: instinct was the iron Curtain, but they say iron Curtain
Speaker 1: for the Pittsburgh Steelers, like like for iron Man. They're
Speaker 1: not saying iron Man, right, and it's one hundred dollars.
Speaker 1: I mean, like, it has to be a sport that
Speaker 1: can pay one hundred dollars every time it's say that
Speaker 1: says its name. It's not going to be, unfortunately, like
Speaker 1: the w NBA, because they don't got the cash. If
Speaker 1: they did that in the w NBA, they'd have to
Speaker 1: cut like four teams. So I think that's the one
Speaker 1: we're getting hate mail from the wnat mail listen, I
Speaker 1: am saying I support them and you need to pay
Speaker 1: your players. Bs. Sorry, I'm trying to think now, I'm
Speaker 1: trying to reverse thing. What superhero could you really let'ssically
Speaker 1: be so general that anyone could use it? And you
Speaker 1: know what I just realize is the flash flash Gordon
Speaker 1: in hockey? They could have, But why would they say
Speaker 1: the flash so often? Like I I was thinking, like Superman, like, yeah,
Speaker 1: that might be better. Yeah, I mean, but is that
Speaker 1: Marvel as the Flash? Marvel is? Superman is not Marvel? No,
Speaker 1: that's DC because he's part of the Justice League with Batman.
Speaker 1: Dang it. What about the Hulk? What is he? Is
Speaker 1: he Marvel? Yea, the Hulk seems like I mean that
Speaker 1: fits for me into football completely. Yeah, I mean, maybe
Speaker 1: I shouldn't be going football though? What year did they
Speaker 1: make this deal? Jeaffree the question more time? Please? Did
Speaker 1: you know there's one specific Marvel character who's been receiving
Speaker 1: royalties on their name for decades because a very popular
Speaker 1: American sport has been borrowing the name since nineteen seventy nine.
Speaker 1: In fact, Marvel struck a licensing deal where they get
Speaker 1: one hundred dollars every time they mentioned this particular hero's
Speaker 1: name on TV named the hero and the sport that
Speaker 1: made the agreement. Gosh, I mean we eliminate like Aquaman, right?
Speaker 1: Those are also I mean Aquaman is DCA. What's Batman?
Speaker 1: Is Batman mark d C? I apparently really like DC's
Speaker 1: what I'm learning right now. I'm a DC girl with
Speaker 1: spider Man Marvel. Yes he is Marvel. That doesn't work though,
Speaker 1: What the like spider Man? I shoot webbs just like
Speaker 1: I pitch baseballs? Like, what how are you using this
Speaker 1: in a sense? Get it? I'm going to go the
Speaker 1: Hulk and football Final answer, final answer back. In nineteen
Speaker 1: seventy nine, an American athlete burst onto the scene using
Speaker 1: the same name as a famous Marvel superhero, and since
Speaker 1: Marvel owns the trademark to all their characters, they get
Speaker 1: to receive one hundred dollars every single time this athlete's
Speaker 1: name was mentioned on TV. That's because one of their
Speaker 1: most famous heroes ever is the Incredible Hulk, and after
Speaker 1: professional wrestler Hulk Hogan made his debut, the WWF had
Speaker 1: to pay royalties for every single parent so close and
Speaker 1: we all know whole coga get half a shock and
Speaker 1: here's more hate. But wrestling does that really count. Oh,
Speaker 1: here comes the wrestling hate. Many do not ask us.
Speaker 1: No affiliation with her, all right, you got the question
Speaker 1: wrong and somebody wanted to hear truth hurts by Lizzos.
Speaker 1: So you sing that before you get shocked. Good one.
Speaker 1: I love the song. Yeah, you always sing it in
Speaker 1: studio without her singing from lizz Man great till they
Speaker 1: gonna be great. Don't take me. Tell us straight to
Speaker 1: my face, best friend. Set me down in this a
Speaker 1: lung chap shampoo press. Get you out of my head,
Speaker 1: all right? Your phone taps coming up in just a
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