Speaker 1: Oh god, this is awkward. What all five of us
Speaker 1: in studio are wearying the exact same sweater right now?
Speaker 1: I think it's cute. I mean I would just saying,
Speaker 1: what are the odds of that happening? Yeah, we're like
Speaker 1: one of those families at Disney, so we don't get off.
Speaker 1: You know what that means by morning show rules, one
Speaker 1: of us has to take it off? Oh did I
Speaker 1: just volunteer? No one wants that. Maybe I should lose
Speaker 1: the pants too. What are you talking about? I would
Speaker 1: totally go through with it, but I can't. Oh good
Speaker 1: because we're late. Sorry, fantasy is not coming true today.
Speaker 1: Better go find yourself another JIGGAO to get your rock sauce,
Speaker 1: because we gotta do WCII, I bought you the shirt
Speaker 1: to put it on. Literally, which clipp is it? Two
Speaker 1: viral sound bites and only enough time to play one,
Speaker 1: So let's get right into the choices. Option one is
Speaker 1: an eighteen second clip of an old woman named Edith
Speaker 1: who got into a heated neighbor dispute when she found
Speaker 1: out the six year old next door was feeding her
Speaker 1: pet goat blueberries. Oh my god, I loved that headline,
Speaker 1: not only did she threaten to burn the neighbor's house
Speaker 1: down she was interviewed by the local news about it.
Speaker 1: Or you can go with option two for reaching into
Speaker 1: the vault for this one from twenty sixteen, when a
Speaker 1: TV weatherman in Florida was tasked with the job of
Speaker 1: warning locals that a hurricane was coming, and he decided
Speaker 1: to do it in his own very special way. So
Speaker 1: what's it gonna be? Edith upsets or weatherman threats Alexus
Speaker 1: Edith upset? What do you think? I gotta go weatherman?
Speaker 1: I think alright for Edith. One for the weatherman, Jose
Speaker 1: who is it gonna be? Didn't want to, but I'm
Speaker 1: going with the goat Yeah arguments listened to an eighteen
Speaker 1: second clip of an old woman named Edith who got
Speaker 1: into a heated neighbor dispute and then got interviewed by
Speaker 1: the local news about it. She wants to hurt me
Speaker 1: and don't even know me. I hope that they beat
Speaker 1: up something. The women in prison beat up every day.
Speaker 1: But long as she's in there, I'm supposed to bill sorry,
Speaker 1: but that I don't. And she stayed up for the
Speaker 1: rest of the freaking life with Edith. No she's threatening
Speaker 1: a six year old still her Brooks kindred spirit there?
Speaker 1: That was clip, isn't I'm Jeff honeypot to bow. Let's
Speaker 1: get right to your shot collar. Question of the day.
Speaker 1: We have a bucket full of names I don't see
Speaker 1: in the studio in their house, so we hope be
Speaker 1: using it. Okay. It just so happens that today is
Speaker 1: National flap Jack Day, so there's free pancakes given out.
Speaker 1: That eyehoff. Good to know. That just made brook blow
Speaker 1: her one. Yeah, that's why more, that's why today we're
Speaker 1: going around the room with a one and done shock.
Speaker 1: That's all about short stacks, specifically pancakes from around the
Speaker 1: world and the toppings that different countries like to put
Speaker 1: on them. If you get it right, you're safe. If
Speaker 1: you get it wrong, you'll be shocked. We'll start with
Speaker 1: Alexis and just like the other day and all the
Speaker 1: other days before it giving you the easier questions, a
Speaker 1: little condescending sap. In France they prefer sweet over savory pancakes,
Speaker 1: which they call creps. But what is the number one
Speaker 1: favorite topping of the French people? I think they're called crepes?
Speaker 1: Right in French condescending one. I lived next to a
Speaker 1: French bakery when I lived downtown. It was right next
Speaker 1: to my apartment. Go there all the time, and they
Speaker 1: always served crepes. What was on them? They have savory
Speaker 1: and they have sweet ones, and the sweet ones they
Speaker 1: had natella and banana. They had sugar and strawberry and
Speaker 1: always whipped cream on there. I was gonna say cream
Speaker 1: although natella, I mean, but nutella isn't a French things.
Speaker 1: I didn't think of it. Yeah, I'm an eve strawberries jake.
Speaker 1: The number one favorite topping for sweet pancakes of the
Speaker 1: French people is straw correct. Nutella is a close second.
Speaker 1: So alexis is safe because of an easy question, We've
Speaker 1: got one, Okay. In China, they pan fry their pancakes,
Speaker 1: typically made from dough and not batter, and it's often
Speaker 1: served with a soy dipping sauce is the number one
Speaker 1: thing China puts on their savory pancakes, and a hint,
Speaker 1: it's not a protein. I'll tell you. My favorite thing
Speaker 1: when I go to like hot pot is to get
Speaker 1: the appetizer of scallion pancakes. Yeah, oh my god, They're
Speaker 1: so good and they're definitely yeah, yeah, and I know
Speaker 1: that they're a very popular street food, you know, So
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go with scallions. Great. Guess the number one
Speaker 1: thing China puts on their savory pancakes is, in fact, scallion. Wow,
Speaker 1: you haven't had a They're so delicious. I don't even
Speaker 1: know how to tell you. Yes, they're so good. Brooke
Speaker 1: and Alexis are both safe. The question moves over to Jose,
Speaker 1: and I would get the hardest one, and they get
Speaker 1: them wrong. No one said it's hard, and yours is
Speaker 1: all about Mexican pancakes. Yeah, what's the certain flavor of
Speaker 1: maple syrup that they put on Mexican pancakes? Mexican pancakes real, yes, Jose,
Speaker 1: I can't think so. My first thought for you is cinnamon.
Speaker 1: Like if you think of like Mexican treats, like churros
Speaker 1: or anything, it's like cinnamon is a really front and
Speaker 1: center flavor. And maybe there's a sweet and spicy thing
Speaker 1: going on. And they put halapenos on the not so
Speaker 1: good Yeah, that's yeah. On the beach, they serve mangoes
Speaker 1: with that red Yeah, but that's really good with things
Speaker 1: that are already really sweet. I think I think it's
Speaker 1: gonna be cinnamon jake. The certain flavored maple syrup that
Speaker 1: covers traditional Mexican pancakes is cinnamon. Oh God, Am I
Speaker 1: a pancake expert? Yeah? I mean I'll help you. Jeff,
Speaker 1: What are you bringing down? My surprise? Everyone is safe
Speaker 1: so far, So it's just up to Jeff or I'm
Speaker 1: getting shocked now, Jeff. Okay, you're given a plate of
Speaker 1: Japanese pancakes. The word for them is okonomi yaki. The
Speaker 1: okonomi part means what you want, and the yaki part
Speaker 1: means grilled. Their pancake is a savory one made with flour,
Speaker 1: egg and what popular Far East vegetable. So I'm like
Speaker 1: Japanese food. I'm thinking of sushi. What vegetables come on sushi?
Speaker 1: Like their seaweed. He's just talking about vegetables though. I mean,
Speaker 1: if I were going to go vegetables, I would think eggplant.
Speaker 1: Eggplant is a huge uh, like it's used in so
Speaker 1: many different dishes across Asia. What I'll say it's something
Speaker 1: more more simple is mushrooms. I think it of a
Speaker 1: root vegetable like a potato or No, they have those
Speaker 1: special purple. Aren't they like purple Japanese potatoes? Do you
Speaker 1: know what I'm talking about. I'm gonna go with your
Speaker 1: first thing that you said, eggplants. Okay, eggplants on the
Speaker 1: pancakes sounds right. The popular Far East vegetable I was
Speaker 1: looking for was cabbage. My expertise went to my head.
Speaker 1: Yeah right, And I'm gonna get shocked while singing since
Speaker 1: you've been gone by Kelly Clarkson. But since you've been gone,
Speaker 1: I can't breathe for the first time. I'm so moving yon. Yeah, yeah, alright,
Speaker 1: there we go. Shot caller question of the day is done.
Speaker 1: Phone tap coming up in just a few minutes.