Speaker 1: We're sixty seconds from the shot collar question of the day.
Speaker 1: But first, we've never started the morning show like this before,
Speaker 1: but I have a surefire way to get us pumped
Speaker 1: up for the day. Okay, so everybody stand up, Okay,
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Speaker 1: all right, hello Jay, fun morning show? Remember all right?
Speaker 1: You guys feeling loose? Sure? Okay, this is gonna help
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Speaker 1: all right. See that's how we did it in my
Speaker 1: kindergarten in private school. Oh really, and it always got
Speaker 1: me pumped up. Now, Jeff, alright almost, I am feeling
Speaker 1: really good. Back on, I'm feeling uncomfortable. Do you guys
Speaker 1: want to do another round? Or are you feeling ready
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Speaker 1: cold in here. Yes, stupid, I'm gonna put my shirt
Speaker 1: back on while that happens. Let's just get into the
Speaker 1: shot caller question, because you know, we have a bucket
Speaker 1: pull of names. Jeff bum participated, But yeah, looking, Alexis
Speaker 1: are downers. I try to go digital Digital got a
Speaker 1: video that I'm sure we'll go somewhere right. Anyway, we
Speaker 1: have a bucket of names. Who gets asked a trivia question?
Speaker 1: If you get the answer wrong, you're gonna be punished
Speaker 1: hard to do that. I guess I'm just gonna put
Speaker 1: it on over my head. Huh okay, yeah, like you
Speaker 1: have the save abilities as my four year old. This
Speaker 1: was more complicated than I realized. Hey, all right, Brooks,
Speaker 1: you're joining a name up because you had the shot
Speaker 1: of the last What name did you get? This is
Speaker 1: a problem. There's a lot of problems, Alexis. Don't sweat
Speaker 1: the fall stuff. Alexis is going to put on the
Speaker 1: shot callar while that happens. Digital, Jake, go ahead, read
Speaker 1: us a shot callar Question of the day. Almost a
Speaker 1: hundred years ago, three friends had an idea to create
Speaker 1: a specific ice cream topping, so for months they worked
Speaker 1: in a converted garage to perfect the recipe. Once it
Speaker 1: was done, they were able to sell it to restaurants
Speaker 1: and soda shops were on the country. But their story
Speaker 1: wasn't over. Customers not only liked it as an ice
Speaker 1: cream topping, but realized that once you added one thing
Speaker 1: to it, it became an incredible beverage as well. From
Speaker 1: there are Ready to Drink version was made to selling
Speaker 1: grocery stores, Sales skyrocketed, and history was made. What beverage
Speaker 1: am I talking about? I think I think I have
Speaker 1: a good intuition here alright because of my mother. Her
Speaker 1: favorite thing in the world isn't a milkshake. It's a malt,
Speaker 1: and malt is like a powder. So I'm assuming they
Speaker 1: came up with a powder that you would just add
Speaker 1: milk or ice cream too, and they invented chocolate milk chocolate.
Speaker 1: I would from chocolate sauce, not from malt. I used
Speaker 1: to drink every morning sort of same thing, ovaltine that
Speaker 1: powdered chocolate, and I would get down hard on some ovaltine.
Speaker 1: I know that is like from the Christmas story. I
Speaker 1: thought it was like only available in the nineteen fifty
Speaker 1: I'm not even joking. I wanted the Hershey's syrup, but
Speaker 1: my parents wouldn't let me, so ovaltine was the way
Speaker 1: that we went in my family beer. Some people love
Speaker 1: root your floats, don't you put that on? I think
Speaker 1: you add the ice cream to the root. Beer has
Speaker 1: been made for like ages and age. It was one
Speaker 1: of the originals. Yeah, I mean, I keep thinking syrup
Speaker 1: that turns into a beverage, right, because he said soda shops.
Speaker 1: So I mean even like, you know grenadine, that's like
Speaker 1: that pomegranate syrup that's used a lot. But what beverage
Speaker 1: do you get out of grenadine like you get cherry coke.
Speaker 1: I think it's like more of like a brand like
Speaker 1: cherry because you need to have grenadine or a cherry syrup.
Speaker 1: And they were like, hey, this is just a cherry
Speaker 1: topping for your ice cream. Yeah, turned into a soda.
Speaker 1: You could add vodka to it. Hey, that's like a
Speaker 1: cherry vodka. We just invented it. I bet you it's
Speaker 1: really good. Let's get the question one way off base here. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Back in the day, three men were working in the
Speaker 1: ice cream topping game and came up with a recipe
Speaker 1: day light. Then once began selling in restaurants, customers continue
Speaker 1: to request that one thing be added to it. From there,
Speaker 1: already to drink version was made in sold in grocery
Speaker 1: stores all over the globe. What beverage am I talking
Speaker 1: about it? And it's one thing added to I mean
Speaker 1: it's hard to go away from, like chocolate, sauce and milk. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean there's also a kool Aid powder that could
Speaker 1: be a sweet treat on top of your ice cream.
Speaker 1: But he said, I think it's made to drink now,
Speaker 1: So yeah, by you still buy kool Aid packets, you
Speaker 1: don't buy like if you were going to fly comes
Speaker 1: pre packets in those litt bottles of squeeze bottles, which
Speaker 1: I also was not allowed to have as a kid.
Speaker 1: But it comes in the powder like more traditionally. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Do you put egg ice cream, Jeff? Maybe your family,
Speaker 1: based on what you've told us to it make eggnogamy
Speaker 1: are thirsty? I take my ice cream with a hard
Speaker 1: boiled egg. What do you think? I don't know, Guys,
Speaker 1: I'm wondering chocolate sauso cow and then you just add
Speaker 1: milk and you could say chocolate milk, go for it.
Speaker 1: All right, that's what I like. I'm gonna go with
Speaker 1: chocolate milk. Tom Yates, A W Leo, and Ra create
Speaker 1: an ice cream topping in a garage. Well they don't
Speaker 1: get it yet. Okay, let's yeah, we understand your connection.
Speaker 1: We don't know if that that's true. There's other people
Speaker 1: with an AHw matter. Three dudes created an ice cream
Speaker 1: topping and a converted garage back in the nineteen thirties.
Speaker 1: But when their idea really took off was over a
Speaker 1: decade later, when customers at restaurants realized you can mix
Speaker 1: one thing to it and make it a beverage, and
Speaker 1: that one thing was water. When you deluded the drink
Speaker 1: with h twoo, it became a fruity beverage that everyone,
Speaker 1: including children, couldn't resist. Today, this brand is still popular
Speaker 1: in grocery stores on the world. I'm talking about Hawaiian punch.
Speaker 1: He get it. Well, we didn't get it right. And
Speaker 1: somebody wanted to hear the song tearing up My Heart
Speaker 1: by in Sync. Wasn't allowed to listen to that song
Speaker 1: when I was what are you joking? Tearing up my heart?
Speaker 1: When I'm with you, But when we are apart, I
Speaker 1: feel it too, and no matter what, I feel the pain,
Speaker 1: we all felt the pain on that answer. Your shot
Speaker 1: caller question of the day got your phone tap coming
Speaker 1: up in just a few minutes. Brooking Jeffrey in the morning,