Speaker 1: Sixty seconds away from your shot caller question of the day,
Speaker 1: it's broken jewel in the morning. But before that, we're
Speaker 1: in the second week of September. You know what that
Speaker 1: means Christmas time? No, oh my god, it is not
Speaker 1: even officially fall yet, people's right. Retail stores are already
Speaker 1: selling Christmas decorations, coffee shops are rolling out their peppermint
Speaker 1: eggnog lattes, and the Hallmark Channel is starting a three
Speaker 1: month long marathon of the movie A Very Peee Christmas.
Speaker 1: I wish they would actually do that, But every year
Speaker 1: around this time, companies start coming out with new holiday
Speaker 1: themed items, and we just got our first new Christmas
Speaker 1: product of the season. A distillery in Scotland is selling
Speaker 1: special Christmas ornaments filled with different flavors of gin. You
Speaker 1: can actually take the ornament off your tree and drink
Speaker 1: gin out of it. Yeah, or a lot more police
Speaker 1: activity during the Christmas season, a lot more, a lot
Speaker 1: more calls. Oh just what my little kids wanted all Christmas? Dude,
Speaker 1: that would have been the first time I would have
Speaker 1: wanted to decorate the tree as a kid. They have
Speaker 1: gin's flavored like raspberry, cinnamon and apple, but apparently one
Speaker 1: of them is bright green colored gin that tastes like
Speaker 1: Brussels sprouts. Why why would anyone want that? They say
Speaker 1: the vegetables quote deliver a pleasantly sweet and slightly nutty
Speaker 1: taste that's both confusing and exciting for your palette. Confusing
Speaker 1: mostly probably. But if you're interested in getting your hands
Speaker 1: or your mouth on some Brussels sprout flavored gin, then
Speaker 1: you'll have to go overseas to get it, because it
Speaker 1: only ships the locations in the UK right now, Well,
Speaker 1: in America, I don't think anybody wants eat any veget No,
Speaker 1: it'll just be mac and cheese. Yeah, would you want that?
Speaker 1: Texted end seven eight five to nine two. All right,
Speaker 1: let's get into the shot caller question of the day.
Speaker 1: Young Jeffrey is coming to studio with a hatful of
Speaker 1: names to draw a name out of the hat to
Speaker 1: see who'll put on the shock caller this morning. They're
Speaker 1: asked a trivia question. They get it right, they don't
Speaker 1: get shocked. Jeff does because he asked the terrible question.
Speaker 1: If they get it wrong, they get shocked. To the
Speaker 1: song that you want us to sing? So text in
Speaker 1: seven eight five nine to what song you want to
Speaker 1: hear from the person who gets shocked today Brookstrano name
Speaker 1: out of hat because she had the shot collar last,
Speaker 1: And who'd you get? I got you both, all right? Me,
Speaker 1: I'm grabbing the shot collar while I put that on. Jeff,
Speaker 1: please read me the shot caller question of the day.
Speaker 1: And they say that patience is a virtue. Well, a
Speaker 1: recent study found that we are less patient than ever
Speaker 1: because the average American can only wait sixteen seconds for
Speaker 1: a website to load before they get extremely frustrated. Sixteen yeah,
Speaker 1: give me two seconds. So you guys fit in perfectly.
Speaker 1: But what's the most annoying thing that we have to
Speaker 1: wait for these days? A new survey had three thousand
Speaker 1: people ranked the most annoying weights that they have to
Speaker 1: deal with in their life and the places that they
Speaker 1: happen at. And you might be in the middle of
Speaker 1: number one right now because that answer is waiting in traffic.
Speaker 1: So for your shot caller question, all you have to
Speaker 1: do is tell me the other three most annoying weights,
Speaker 1: in no particular order. And as a hint, you can
Speaker 1: ask me about any situation and I'll tell you if
Speaker 1: that made it into the top four. Okay, waiting for
Speaker 1: you to hug me. Is that in the top four? Yeah,
Speaker 1: it doesn't take very long waiting all day, but it's
Speaker 1: it feels like forever. Where's our morning hug? Jeff? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean I like that one, but I wouldn't think
Speaker 1: it's in the top four of America. What about food
Speaker 1: at a restaurant? Yeah, I totally agree. I mean, like,
Speaker 1: as soon as you order, I want the food right away.
Speaker 1: Unless Yeah, even if it's at one of those fancy
Speaker 1: restaurants where you're supposed to wait forever for your food,
Speaker 1: I want to in ten minutes. I mean a classic
Speaker 1: place that people always complain about. It's a d MB. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's not bad, but I don't know that that is
Speaker 1: something that you encounter. You don't go every day every
Speaker 1: time you need a new drivers everything in a minute.
Speaker 1: I think I have one, and I think you will
Speaker 1: agree when I say it. What happens at work every day?
Speaker 1: Waiting for elevators, not necessarily even just for the elevator
Speaker 1: to show up before the doors to close. Yeah, come on, hurry.
Speaker 1: I started to taking the stairs here because it takes
Speaker 1: forever to get the elevator. Now, are you serious? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean that don't get crazy read the question over time.
Speaker 1: A new survey recently had three thousand people rank the
Speaker 1: most annoying weights they have to deal with in their
Speaker 1: life and the places that they happen at. We already
Speaker 1: know the number one answer is waiting in traffic. You
Speaker 1: have to tell me the other three things that made
Speaker 1: the top four. And you can still ask me about
Speaker 1: any situation. I'll tell you if it's right. Oh, okay,
Speaker 1: you weren't counting the hug thing as a real ask.
Speaker 1: I'll ask about the food. Is waiting for food on there?
Speaker 1: Waiting for food at a restaurant is number three on
Speaker 1: the list. What about just waiting in line? It has
Speaker 1: to be at a specific place. There's lots of lines.
Speaker 1: How about the grocery store. That's a place that counts.
Speaker 1: The worst part of the grocery store for me is
Speaker 1: that my husband will only let us go into lines
Speaker 1: where he knows the cash here, yes, yes, and oh
Speaker 1: and one of the ladies is the slowest cash here
Speaker 1: ever and like no, he's like, but she's really nice. Um.
Speaker 1: I'll go with waiting for food at a restaurant, at
Speaker 1: a restaurant, waiting in line at the grocery store. I'm
Speaker 1: from the bathroom. Let's go a good one too. If
Speaker 1: you have to go real bad. What it's another blanking
Speaker 1: right now. It's because you don't wait, that's the thing. Yeah, Like, yeah,
Speaker 1: you quit, you quit. If I'm at the grocery store
Speaker 1: and the line's too long, I just leave. I've done
Speaker 1: that a lot, and then I'll get home and wife
Speaker 1: it's like, where's the stuff? I was like, I line
Speaker 1: is too long. I just came home. Yeah. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 1: just gonna do that, do the work myself. That's what
Speaker 1: those people are paid for, all right, Waiting in line
Speaker 1: at the grocery store, waiting for your food and waiting
Speaker 1: for a bus. Yeah, which is gonna be probably wrong.
Speaker 1: A new survey found the most annoying weights that people
Speaker 1: have to deal with in their life. We know number
Speaker 1: one was sitting in traffic. You had to name the
Speaker 1: rest of the top four in no particular order. You
Speaker 1: got number three. Waiting for your food at a restaurant.
Speaker 1: You got that one, right. Number two waiting in line
Speaker 1: at the DMV. It really is there. It's like it's
Speaker 1: so bad that even though we only go every couple
Speaker 1: of years, it's still our number two on our list
Speaker 1: and number four is waiting in line to use a
Speaker 1: public restaurant at an airport or at a sports stadium. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I was all right, I got it wrong and somebody
Speaker 1: wanted to hear blink one eighty two? What's my age again?
Speaker 1: Seeing that before I get shocked? What's my edge kid?
Speaker 1: What's kid? I just do that a couple of times.
Speaker 1: What's my ed kid? What's my aging? Our good by two?
Speaker 1: Oh man, you need to get in that band, I
Speaker 1: think so. All right, your phone touts coming up in
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