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#63 - WHY IS IT ALWAYS BEES?!
Saddle up for a wild ride with us, Harry and Paul Troutman, as we munch our way through an Arby's feast and dish out the dirt on their latest business conquests. Ever wonder about the strategic smarts behind munching on curly fries while sipping a Sonic shake? We've got the playful banter and financial musings to satisfy your curiosity. But that's just the appetizer! We honor the unsung heroes donning the number 63 in sports, hand out our "Golden Trouts" and "Eels of the Week," and fire up the competition with our biggest pet peeves bracket. Plus, we're sharing tender moments from Mother's Day celebrations and arcade first dates that'll warm your heart.
Don't let the hum of podcasting gear fool you; our setup may be modest, but our spirits are sky-high as we roll into NASCAR trivia, betting on Kyle Busch's 63 wins, and the NFL schedule release—ticket prices and all. We're dishing out personal tales with every touchdown and pit stop, inviting you to a sporty feast that feels like you're right there with us in the living room, cold ones in hand. And as we mow down sports talk, join us in pondering life's pressing questions: is it better to roar in the stadium or lounge at home?
You'll want to stick around as we swap stories of neighborly feuds and garden dilemmas, from boat murals to dandelion battles, all served with a side of laughter. The buzz doesn't stop there; we've got a swarm of tales about 15 million bees causing a honey of a ruckus in Maine. And as we wrap up, we're rallying the Trout Stream family to spread the podcast love far and wide—yes, even to Glenn Close. We're drawing the curtain with a heartfelt shoutout to Mental Health Awareness Month and a rousing cheer for our Philly favorites, reminding us all of the sweet victory in community and support.
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I did have Arby's tonight and I don't regret it. Oh, good for you. I haven't had Arby's in a long time. Actually, my stomach's so upset. I think the Arby's building here has hepatitis, like the building itself has hepatitis. Oh, go on, does no one eat there? I've never met anybody who's eaten there in the last five years. I know we have never said this on the show, but Arby's bought Sonic and Duncan and Buffalo Wild Wings. Yeah, like I love Arby's, don't get me wrong, arby's is great once in a while. Yeah, well, I love Arby's, don't get me wrong, arby's is great once in a while.
Speaker 1:Good beef and cheddar is good. Wait, how the heck did they buy Sonic, duncan, b-dubs, blood money. It has to Dude. They have to be doing something. They have to be. They're buying their roast beef for 10 cents 100 pounds and then it's turned around. It must be like a massive profit margin or something they are. They were one of the more spendy fast food places. Yeah, and ever since I got rid of the 10 for 10 deal, I'm out. Oh, I know what you mean. I remember we had those a bit growing up 10 for 10. Yeah, party pack tacos and then you had find a kill and eat it, aka cereal night. Yeah, whatever's in the fridge, eat it.
Speaker 1:Hello friends, and welcome back to another episode of the trout stream. I am Harry Troutman and with me, as always, is my cohost. I am Paul Troutman. So pick up a pole, cast a line and join us on the stream. On this episode, we will discuss our favorite athletes to wear 63, hand out our golden trouts and eels of the week, start our biggest pet peeves bracket and, of course, much more. Paul, welcome back to our new listeners, welcome everyone else. This is 63. Hello, 63. Man, early retirement age. You can apply for social security at 63.
Speaker 1:I think in my little portal at work it gives me my retirement date and I weep quietly every time I see it. You can't relate. I cannot relate. You, tomorrow, you can just press the button. I can press the button tomorrow. Yeah, mine's 2056 or something I don't know. Oh gosh, yeah, it sucks too, because right on the homepage of this portal I got to go into for work for, like, my benefits and all that. It's right there staring me in the face. I don't want to see that. No, not at all. I'm like 700 days away from potential. Yeah, yeah, you're right, I'm over 20. Yeah, I thought you could walk away anytime after 20. I can walk away anytime now, but like I'm staying until I hit a certain point and I'm walking away. Ah, smart man. Yeah, I think about just walking away. Yeah, I want to.
Speaker 1:Before I ask you about your weekend, let me just say how mad I am. We talked about on 62. We each got our respected riding mowers. Yeah, it has not stopped raining. Same. I literally went out in the garage the other day and just started it, just because I wanted to run it. Oh, I should do that. Yeah, I also didn't want to jump a little battery, but yeah, I was just Andrew's like what are you doing? And I was like I want to make sure it runs when I need it. Yeah, yeah, mine's been sitting there just waiting. Yeah, it was not cheap. No, to just sit in my garage. Yeah, the girls have been climbing all over. They want to go for a ride through the neighborhood and I'm like we're not your Uncle, harry, so not right now. Bring them over, we'll go for all the rides.
Speaker 1:Buddy, how was your weekend? Our weekend was good. It was Mother's Day weekend here. Sabrina got treated to a whole weekend. We had a good time, made some ribs and mashed potatoes. On Saturday, sunday, we had a delicious dinner of pizza, smart, yep. And then last night I took Olivia on her first date, just me and her. Nice.
Speaker 1:I planned a nice little Mexican restaurant down the street from us. You know, a little taco salad for me, a little taco rice and beans for her. And last minute she went dad, I want chicken nuggets and French fries. So we went to this fancy established down the street called McDonald's Nice. We sat inside and I told her right there, a good day consists of two things a meal and an activity. So after dinner we went to the arcade. How'd you do? Pretty good. So the local bowling alley here has a little arcade and that's the arcade we go to. Now. Wednesday night they have happy hour from five to seven, five to eight, whatever it is, it's half-off games. So games are half-priced. Thursday night it's double-ticket night, same hour. So last night we went and we just put $30 on a card. Yeah, so let's go to town.
Speaker 1:She wound up with 930 tickets in that range, which is good. She wanted to play the Jurassic Park sit in cinnamon shoot them game, oh, nice, which I'm like. Okay, her aim is terrible. Yeah, had to re-swipe for her multiple times, which is then I'm trying to hold her gun straight to shoot these. Hold the trigger down, dude. And I'm trying to use both guns, but she, what an alien and a sucker. She's still young enough to where, if she gets anything, she's happy. Yeah, cause she was trying to go for like little mini items and I'm like I got to the point. Now I I'm like what's the biggest thing you want? And she found this stuffed alien which was 900 tickets, perfect. And then she went to Dumb Sucker and I was like, cool, there are 20 tickets. Hey, bud, bring some for these two things. Yeah, and we're out. You couldn't ask for more.
Speaker 1:No man, I don't think we talked about it on the show, but Ang's work had a event like a meet and greet each other because they're a cyber school, and I was like, hey, let's meet up in person and hang out. And it was at an arcade and we won 2,700 tickets. I'm in and I found the first kid. That, as I was, it was crazy because there was nothing but kids as I'm trying to play games, right, oh yeah, I'm essentially 13. Rude, like I'm trying to play games.
Speaker 1:And then, as I'm leaving, we go up to the counter. We had four or five cards on us because, like people were leaving, they're like, hey, we still have money. Here you go, I'm sweating from playing Mario cart. And they're like, do you want these? I'm like, yeah, let's go, yeah, I'm in. So we ended up combining everything. It ended up being like 2700 tickets and, as we're leaving, there's no kids. All the kids just left. Wow, I was like, where is so? Luckily they were still one. I was like here you go, bud, here's 2700 tickets. Yeah, it was also probably bedtime.
Speaker 1:You would have thought that I was publisher's clearinghouse and I just surprised him with a million-dollar check To a kid. That is a million-dollar check. You surprised me with 2,700 tickets. I'd be like what did we get? Do you know how many suckers I can get for this? Divide this number by 20. That's how many. It was just so. I'm an adult. What do I need? 457 Tootsie Rolls, because I did the math in my head yeah, four Makes sense. And she said I wasn't allowed to get 427 Tootsie Rolls. No, I wasn't, so I gave them away. That's not about me, dude. You know what I mean. Tell me about your weekend, my weekend, my weekend again. Mother's day. We don't have children Ange is a wonderful pet mom but we did spoil ourselves a little bit and we got VR headsets Whoa, yes, the Oculus, the meta quest, whatever it's named this week, and that is dope.
Speaker 1:The Optimus Prime yes, I watched NASCAR on it. I watched some Eagles highlights on it. It's like a movie theater on your face. I'm in NASCAR. I did get a little motion sickness, I'm not going to lie. I can see that.
Speaker 1:I played around a golf. I got an albatross, which I don't know how that happened. That was phenomenal. It bounced off the car path In my favor. Yeah, obviously sounds good. Very intentional. I was aiming for the car path. Yeah, who's not gonna? Not Very finicky, though very finicky, it picks up everything. Golf was not easy. It's not easy for me to rely, okay, and then just our typical weekend hanging out with friends. I got.
Speaker 1:Aunt pam sent me 330 pictures of my wedding. Oh, unseen, there you go, so I've only made it through like half of them. She got everything, and you know what's so nice about that, though, is not once did I see her camera, not once did I see her phone up. I don't mind that. Yeah, I'm going to be officiating a wedding here in July and I need to make it abundantly like I was asked, make it abundantly clear. So I have an idea, probably going to go through with it. I got the wife's or the bride's blessing.
Speaker 1:Essentially, I'm going to say, hey, this is a phone-free wedding, yeah, and then someone's phone's going to ring and I'm going to break it in half. Do it To prove my point. Yeah, it's going to be staged. Or real phone no, it's going to be staged. Yeah, we already got the flip phone, because I can't break an iPhone with my bare hands, but you can snap a flip phone in half. Easy, yeah, yeah, they, Easy, yeah, yeah, they're going to act like they're answering the phone and I'm just going to break it in half for him. I'm down. Well, I wish I was there. No, it's going to be so great. But, buddy, I'm ready to get started. We got 63. You won. I'm not happy how you won either. No, we talked about it.
Speaker 1:Kyle Larson was in the Kellogg's throwback, even had Terry Labonte in a fire suit. Oh my God, it was one of the ultimate throwbacks. Like throwbacks are becoming really big at NASCAR. Yeah, throwbacks are becoming really big everywhere. We're going to be handing out an eel of the week to the Giants later About a throwback. But blew a tire man and it just. He wrecked leaders, wrecked Brad K, won. It didn't matter because I finished way back there, so you go first kick it off.
Speaker 1:63, I can only think of one Very thin number right for being such a big number. It's pretty thin on usage, harry. This one goes out to Gene Upshaw. Gene Upshaw has basically two NFL careers. He had a 15-season Hall of Fame career as a guard with the Oakland Raiders. He was a six-time Pro Bowler, three-time first-team All-Pro, one AFL championship and two Super Bowls over the course of his career. But that's not what sets him apart. He was Executive Director of the NFL Players Association from 1983 until his passing in 2009. He was the Executive Director, essentially President, of the Players Association. He was the executive director, essentially president all right, of the Players Association. He helped define the modern, successful NFL era. Everything that these players are doing now with the Players Association, everything the groundwork has to be built somewhere. You can't build a house without a foundation. Gene Upshaw, number 63 for the Oakland Raiders, became that foundation for the players in the league. That's why I have him as my favorite number 63.
Speaker 1:Who do you got? Let me hear yours. I got Ryan Madsen from the Phillies. He was on the World Series team. He did have a 4 Series team. Yeah, he did have a 4.91 ERA, so not the best. And he also didn't hit anything during the World Series and that year we paid him $1.4 million. So it seems eh, but yeah, that's the only 63.
Speaker 1:I remember those years that he was with the Phil's right mid-2000s, especially in the World Series team, and that was we need him. But, like Phil's normal game against the Nats, he'd give up seven runs. What are you doing? Yeah, it was very weird. I actually worked with a guy who looked exactly like him. Oh yeah, that's why, as soon as you said it, I was like, oh, brian, yeah, what's his name? Mayan Radson? No, his name. What's his name? Brian or Brian, I don't know, but I'm telling you. Not even brothers Clone. Oh yeah, it was one of those. I was like, wait a minute, that's why you're on TV, I know you, but that's it.
Speaker 1:63 is slim on Jersey number. Slim for NFL draft picks. I've only got two personal in 2014. Might have heard this name, jarvis Landry, coming out of Louisiana State University. I think it was Miami that drafted him. I know he went to the Browns. He's been floating around from there. Matter of fact, this guy, 2013, number 63, overall selection Mr Taylor Swift yeah, essentially, travis Kelsey, number 63 overall draft pick. He is a victim of love, that is for sure.
Speaker 1:What are the odds that here we go back-to-back weeks? We have the TroutStream wannabes getting brought up. It's dude. No one will. I don't think anyone will like obviously, having our own show, but starting our own show.
Speaker 1:We, I, we watched a Kelsey documentary last week. Oh, did you? Yeah, and he was like not even sure he wanted to do the podcast and I was like and then he's like, oh, yeah, now we're the greatest sports podcast in the world. I was like come on, dude. Yeah, some of us are really trying out here and they're just handed to you Like we fought for this, like we have regular job, not saying what they don't do is real work, right, but we have regular jobs. We're regular schmucks who are we've been talking about this for a long time we're scrounging up, putting money aside to buy mics and booms and a laptop and soundboards, digging around for theme songs that we change every three weeks because we're like, oh man, where are we at? And these dudes? I've reached out to Jason Kelsey. You did Year and a half ago, right before we started. I said, hey, this is our goal, this is our plan, it's what our intentions are.
Speaker 1:What equipment do you guys use? I'm curious because your quality is good, your video is good Everything use. I'm curious because your quality is good, your video is good, everything. And his PR rep reaches out to me Emily, from his Facebook page, to say we have no idea what it is. It was given to him. Yeah, watching the documentaries I saw behind the scenes, he has three laptops, four screens, mics, three cameras. Yeah, it's to catch all the angles and the good ring lights. Meanwhile, I'm working off of a Do some math measuring with my thumbs here. It looks like I don't know, maybe a 15-inch Lenovo laptop. I got it from Walmart for $130. I literally just had to wiggle my headphone jack to hear you because you started breaking up. But you know what it is.
Speaker 1:Props to us because the quality of the episode is amazing. Yeah, no, I will say that we put out better product. I think we do. Yeah, we just don't have a cult-like following yet Yet. I need to date Taylor Swift. I don't think my wife will like that. But no, shoot or shoot, it's for the podcast. Obviously it's for the podcast, like Taylor Swift's taken. Who's bigger than Taylor Swift and not taken? What's Tom Brady up to? Getting roasted? Yeah, maybe he'll Come on the show. Let's see what draft picks I got. I'll go on a tangent all day about the Kelsey brothers copying us but yet getting all the highlight for it.
Speaker 1:Nascar the only thing I really found. Kyle Busch has 63 wins. He does Good on Kyle, that's great. 63 is one of those numbers that you see in video games, like a racing game, a stock car game, because it can't use NASCAR or whatever. 63 is always a big one because no one wants to be 63.
Speaker 1:It has been used many times at all. No, it was rough. I'm willing to take a bet over under that. The number 63 has been used less than 63 times. Close, I'm not going to lie to you. Close, but Ford has 52 races. Chevy has 36. Oldsmobile has 16.
Speaker 1:Mercury 13. Dodge 11. Plymouth 11. Buick 6. Here's one, never even heard of it. Matador has 4. Chrysler 3.mouth 11, buick 6. Here's one, never even heard of it. Matador has four Chrysler 3, Pontiac 3, and kicking it way old school Hudson with one.
Speaker 1:Oh, I'll be. And there is absolutely nothing in there. All those races, nothing outstanding, nothing to mention, nothing to point out. So no need to stick on it. Life in the fast lane, don't make you lose your mind on that one. But let's stick on sports. I like sports, drum roll. This one goes all. This is a golden track going out to all the NFL fans. These schedule is out, whoo. So, as we know, the birds start in Brazil.
Speaker 1:Any games you're looking forward to this year the most? Always the Cowboys games, always the Cowboys games, always the Cowboys games. Reminds me Jerry Jones might yield this week again. Yeah, looking forward to the Saints game because down here in Louisiana there's a lot of Saints. I live between New Orleans and Dallas. The Saints game is home For them. Yeah, home for the Saints. Yeah, I know you can make that trip. Oh, I can make the trip. I'm not paying the price for the tickets because I've already looked. Oh bad, yeah, they want way too much for way too little. Same with Dallas. That's why, you know what, I'll get it out of the way now.
Speaker 1:Nfl game tickets deal of the week. I just can't believe what started as such a blue collar sport has become a rich man's game. Yeah, it's terrible man, I don't want to sit in nosebleed, very tight seats, but even those are like 200 bucks a ticket. Yeah, we got the Steelers at home, we do the December 15th and Ange again Pittsburgh. She said, oh, we should look into tickets. And I, alright, I guess I'd rather I'd almost rather throw a little get together at the house. You know what I mean. You know what I was talking? The same thing, because Sabrina's sister watches football with us now and we're like hey game, we're looking at three tickets to go to Dallas. No, like absolutely wild for pricing, absolutely wild for New Orleans pricing. I was like, for the price of one ticket I can fund our entire barbecue for the entire season. What's great about that, too, is for the price of one ticket you can invite a bunch of people over and if people don't like football, they're still there, they're still hanging out. Yeah, you can drink enough Bush Light and forget about it. That's where I'm at with it.
Speaker 1:I know that people go to the stadium and tailgate the whole time and they set up projectors and TVs and that's super cool. I'm not going to lie. That is cool, yeah, but then you got to drive home and I had to. Yeah, a guy I work with says that him and his buddies he's from doubt, texas and big Cowboys fan Once a year, he said, around like the Columbus day, indigenous people's day. They go to that Sunday game Cause you're off Monday, smart, so they go and they party it up there, but they tailgate. They don't go inside, they have the TVs going, they cook, just. You're there for the environment. At that point I get it. If I had a camp, if I had a drive camper not a pool, not a trip travel trailer, but an actual like all in one I might go and tailgate.
Speaker 1:Yeah, cause you're allowed so much time in the parking lot too, and you can take a nap and or do whatever it is you need to do, but you can only show up a certain amount of hours ahead of time. That's why, when the Eagles had an evening game, they were also selling tickets to the lacrosse game. Yes, and so there was a lot of tickets to the lacrosse game got sold, but not many people were in attendance because you had access to the parking lot Right, which I mean. Good for the Wings yeah, gotta love that. I mean, I do love Wings more than one way.
Speaker 1:Another eel the Philly Soul came back Two games. They're gone. Very sad. The Philly Soul came back Two games, they're gone, very sad. You ever watch arena football? Yes, yeah, they're gone again. They were back and now they're gone. Maybe they'll make a comeback. So, sticking with Golden Trouts for now, buddy, you got anything I do. I have a big one here. This one goes out to Dorothy Jean Tillman II trials. For now, buddy, you got anything I do. I have a big one here. This one goes out to Dorothy Jean Tillman II.
Speaker 1:She participated in Arizona State University's May 6th commencement and that was her last step to a higher education journey. But she started at the age of 10 years old. From the age of 10 years old, from the age of 10 to the age of 17,. She earned an associate's degree, a bachelor's degree, a master's degree and now finally congratulations a doctorate. She successfully defended her dissertation in December, where she became the youngest person to earn a doctoral degree in integrated behavioral health at Arizona State. Behavioral health this isn't some easygoing doctoral degree. This is a big deal. So, dorothy Jean, out of Chicago, people are calling her Dorothy genius. She is a this goes out to you inspiration and a model to those coming up 17, getting your doctorate when were you at 17?
Speaker 1:I was joining the military at 17,. Harry, yeah, yeah, who's dumb now? Yeah, I was in high school. Yeah, yeah, at 10 years old she started college. I was in high school, yeah, yeah, at 10 years old she started college. I was still watching Power Rangers. Yeah, 10 years old. I don't know what I was doing, me neither Good for her. I'm just proud of them. I like seeing stories like that. That's why we have this segment.
Speaker 1:This right here is a true reason for the Golden Shred Award. You got any other ones this week? I do. I got one going out to Kevin Cherry. That's a great last name, oh, good name. He is the owner of Mama Kwan's Restaurant in North Carolina. This one's going to pull on the heartstrings a little bit.
Speaker 1:He drove six hours to deliver a final meal to a terminally ill woman in West Virginia. Heather Bowers, who was battling stage four cancer, expressed her last wish, which was to enjoy a pork plate from her favorite restaurant, mama Kwan's. Moved by the request, cherry immediately began packing a meal for the long journey as soon as he received a call from Bauer's best friend, mary Simmons, jerry swiftly went into action, got set up, worked, kept everything lighthearted as much as he could and served probably, I would assume, his best plate of food. Love to see people being good people. Yeah, I really love seeing it that right there. That's two back-to-back golden troughs that are legit the reason why we started this Exactly I'm trying not to tear up as we speak we also got a little excited. We were so excited to share good news. We're so excited to be happy to radiate positivity.
Speaker 1:We skipped right over NASCAR. We did, but that was intentional. We did because it's changing. Like I said, on top of the show, kyle Larson, my pick for the past month for this race, blue attire, brad Kay got his first win. In what 110 races? 110 races?
Speaker 1:You had Chase Elliott who, honestly and truly probably should have been a lap or two down Easily, but at the end of the race, everyone's rubbing, everyone's racing, it's Darlington. He managed with a 12th place finish and, honest to goodness, william Byron should get all his points for that race. Not that William Byron needs it, but he should have lapped him. Oh no, he should have been left and he would have got the free pass, but then he would have went to the back of the field and yeah, anyway, regardless, I'm complaining because I lost and it's by no fault of anyone's. I wasn't taken out, it just blew a tire. Bad luck, bad luck.
Speaker 1:But here's the kicker we have the all-star race this weekend. We do, we. It doesn't go to the points, so therefore we will not make a pick. But you mentioned earlier about doing something a little fun this weekend. I have something really fun for this week. Last year it was open so we had to pick any driver we wanted. Yeah, this is not a points race. It will not count against us. I have it on our show tracker, just as North Wilkesboro. It's just a tracker. North Wilkesboro is coming back for its second All-Star race. I think that's phenomenal.
Speaker 1:Harry, I'm going to ask you one question odd or even. This opens up the Pandora box. I need you to know. Odd or even. Are you talking car numbers? Or you're not even going to tell me? Not even going to tell you until it's time. I'm going to go odd. Odd, not even tell you until it's time. I'm gonna go odd, odd. I will go, even For the winner Of the all-star race.
Speaker 1:If it's even, I win. If it's odd, you win the car number, car number, okay. So I love that, because I get Ross Chastain, kyle Larson, chase Elliott. You get the 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 17, 19. That's actually great. That is good for you. You get 2, I get 24, 24, 48, 34, 12, 22. Dang, that's great dude.
Speaker 1:I thought I was going to take it with the odd 48, 34, 12, 22. Dang, that's great dude. I thought I was going to take it with the Eve or the odd, but I went odd. Just cause five. No, a hundred percent. Yeah, I take odd cause of 13 and there's no NASCAR 13 this year, right. And then, yeah, yeah, josh Berry in the four. Yeah, brad came to six. Kyle Busch in the 8. I'd like to see Kyle win it. Get his mojo back, I'll win.
Speaker 1:It's going to be fun. I'm writing this down as in odd and even I dig it. That is going to be fun. Also, break is a good break for us. Some races in reset our clock, boom. But that is going to be fun. And also break is a good break for us. Some races in reset our clock, boom, boom. Plus, I'll be traveling this weekend, going to Pittsburgh. Seeing the in-laws, I might miss most of the race. Therefore it takes a lot of pressure off me. Yeah, love it.
Speaker 1:I have been asked multiple times I'm not exaggerating. I've been asked multiple times when is the biggest pet peeve bracket starting? And, ladies and gentlemen, I can tell you the biggest pet peeve bracket officially starts right now. Paul, give them the details. It starts now. Okay, we have it set up.
Speaker 1:We went through. We took the 48 submissions, we combined a few of them right and you'll see them in there. Some we got rid of. If we got rid of yours, I apologize. It was nothing personal, it was a blind draw. 32, quote teams set up into four quadrants Top left, top, bottom left, bottom right, or, from here on out, they were referred to as the Tobasco region.
Speaker 1:Top left, the Franks Red Hot. Top right, texas Pete bottom left and Tapatio Top right. Texas Pete bottom left and Tapatio bottom left. We decided this time to go with hot sauce because this bracket is going to be spicy. You could sell me a 98 Geo right now and I would give you 10 grand. I know because I'm feeling it.
Speaker 1:We'll start off with the top left region. Those that did their homework know that it's called the Tabasco region, which is also produced down in here in old Louisiana, now a couple hours from me. Side note, harry, if you come down here, that's where we're going. We're going to take a tour. Oh, let's do it. Yeah, it's like a couple hours away. I'm totally down and they sell Tabasco, everything. They have the green Tabasco. Yeah, it's like the Hershey Park of hot sauce. What so, I've been told, can you bob for peppers? I hope so. In In Tabasco, yes, but here's the first matchup. Now, these are going to be lengthy. I don't know how I'm going to post the bracket yet, because last one was just captains, so it was like two words Boom, boom, it fits in my pre-made bracket. I don't know how this is going to work, but here we go, the first matchup from the Tabasco region.
Speaker 1:We have treating public and customer service workers poorly, going against people that clap at the end of a movie or airplane landing man. I know how much you hate that, oh man. Now question though. Yeah, real quick. I know we much you hate that. Oh man, now question though. Yeah, real quick. I know. We're just reading them. Let's give people food for thought here.
Speaker 1:The first time you flew flown, did you clap? No, no, no. I was like 15 and people clapped and I felt that awkward pressure to clap will collapse. And I felt that awkward pressure to collapse. So the first time that I remember flying because before you we went to Disney when I was still wearing diapers. Yeah, yeah. So you hear rumors Pre 9-11 TSA. I wish I knew what that was like. My first time getting on an airplane. Harry was going to basic training. Oh, okay, you didn't clap. I was 17 years old. I flew from Harrisburg to Cincinnati, san Antonio. Yeah, thank goodness I was with other adults that have flown before, because I was 17 years old and lost. Uh, so, no, I did not clap.
Speaker 1:But also, I do my best not to treat customer service workers. Customer service is also like your servers. Yeah, somebody works at a cash register, the guy mopping up your mess. I've always made it my sole purpose Not to be rude to them, right, absolutely, unless they dish it first in this fair game. Oh, I'll match your energy All day. Yeah, but just because no, yeah, no, I'm not coming in there being sassy. I never understood that. Me neither. There's poor upbringing.
Speaker 1:Moving on to our next matchup, though Harry Top for those that are listening, frank's red hot. It's people that put LOL in every message Versus slow walkers. Like what? Yeah, yeah, I mean I'm tall and I got long stride, so like I've trained myself to walk a little slower, just so like everyone else can keep up with me. But if I get stuck behind a slow walker or I can't make a full step, I am very annoyed. I get very annoyed, and people that walk really slow I do. But also, if you go back to episode 38, the title of episode 38 was Don't LOL Me, bro, yeah, which is crazy to think. Like that was August of last year, so it's been a year All right, so that one's going to be a good one.
Speaker 1:Our third matchup this week, harry Third matchup. Coming from the Texas Pete Lower left-hand side, we have when eating people that suck their food, there should be no sound at all. Oh, come on. Versus paying more attention to their phones than the road while they're driving. I want them both to advance. So this is one, by the way.
Speaker 1:So I numbered them all, 1 through 32. And I went into a randomizer five times 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. And I had them just put the numbers in random order. I didn't read them oh, 32. And I went into a randomizer five times one, two, three, four, five and I had them just put the numbers in random order. I didn't read them, I started cutting and pasting. I had the randomizer list and I started just cutting and pasting in order, so I wasn't even looking at the words. It's like a shift control, shift over. It's highlighting my whole line moving around and then all of a sudden you're like these are my matchups? Oh, but this one here.
Speaker 1:People that suck the food when they should be no sound while eating, for paying more attention to their phones than the road while driving. Sabrina was listening to a tick, a TikTok last night, harry, and it was somebody eating something like fried chicken or I don't know. They're using their hands to eat. I was getting irritated and mad and at one point I looked over and said can you turn the volume down or change the video? And the video was like making fun of somebody or mocking their friend or whatever. But I'm like no, you have to turn the volume down or change the video and I'm not that person. I don't really care. But golly, this goes into another one of our pet peeves. But I could hear your phone on somebody doing this. I want to smack somebody. Yes.
Speaker 1:And now moving into the fourth matchup here, bottom right-hand side. Some people call it Tapascio, but we'll call it by its real American name, tapatio. It has lacking personal hygiene, so smelling body odor in public or at Comic-Con Going up against slow drivers in the left lane. Slow drivers in the left lane had the most nominations. It did, it did so this is a big one. So lacking personal hygiene versus slow drivers in the left lane. Oh the talk. Now here's the thing, harry. I was waiting for one day, like if we had a live radio show. You and I are shock jocks in the morning, radio 102.9. And somebody just hears in and then come from the bottom right region. We have lacking personal hygiene versus slow drivers in the left lane. They'd be confused. Yeah, however, we'd be loving life, because this is epic.
Speaker 1:Ladies and gentlemen, that is your four matchups this week for Biggest Pet Peeve. They will be posted to all of our socials, all of our handles, to all of our places. I can't think of any other words. People are genuinely excited about this bracket. I am too. I can't think of any other words. People are genuinely excited about this bracket. I am too. I really am too. This is the most I've talked about that.
Speaker 1:People have come up and started the conversation about our show, which is great, it's phenomenal. Usually we have best, favorite, greatest, and now we just want to go something different. So now, when it comes to voting, I'm not going to be able to fit the whole text into a line, right? So what I'm going to have to do is be like who are you voting for, one or two, and then have a vote button one or two, yeah, or extremely abbreviated, yeah, extremely abbreviated, maybe, just like the first letter of everything. So like L-P-H versus S-D-I-T-L, which is lacking personal hygiene, versus slow drivers in the left lane. Or you could put stinky people in slow left lane. I don't know you ever been in Walmart and like breathe in behind someone, oh, the worst. You ever been stuck in line at Walmart like two in the morning because you're just getting off of work and you're like I just need some groceries to live. So again, I've mentioned it a thousand times, but I live amongst the Amish.
Speaker 1:Yes, and I took Charlie to play mini golf, or as the Amish like to call it, golf. And there was a cave and there was a. There was a group of they were all on a date or whatever you know what I mean and there was a cave with no circulation. So I gave them their space, let them play. And then we stepped in the cave and when I say you punched you in the mouth of just straight pit odor. I was like.
Speaker 1:And then Chuck, at the time, he was like, oh, that stinks so bad. And I was like, yeah, dude, that's what you smell, this is you. You're literally smelling yourself right now. Yeah, yeah, we all went through that weird stage of not wearing deodorant for some reason. So I, I get it. It was just like, dude, chuck, buddy, this is you and I, he's worn deodorant ever since. So I'm glad he had that moment of realization. Oh, I stink. Yes, I ran out of deodorant two nights ago, oh, ooh. So this morning I didn't put deodorant on, or two days ago, whatever it was. So, yeah, I'm a, I'm an irrational fear of being the smelly guy. Hmm, that's fair. Yeah, so I always put the same put deodorant on and the same cologne I've had for years now.
Speaker 1:Oops, three squirts two in the chest, one in the back, and I guess I overdo it for Sabrina, who has a sensitive nose, because there's one time we're going somewhere she rolls a window down. I'm like, what are you doing? Don't roll the windows down my truck. I'm like put your window up. It's like muffling my ears. No, we were in her car. She rolled my passenger window down. No, we were in her car. She rolled my passenger window down and I was like what's going on? I was like, oh, I realized I put too much cologne on. So I'm like Ace Ventura hanging out To like air out a little bit. So, fun fact, I actually put my cologne on in my truck. Oh, and that's because it makes my truck smell good at the same time.
Speaker 1:Tom Hebfer, okay, a little Dolce Gabbana Light blue, adidas moves. Ah, yeah, you can't. Tom Hebfer, okay, a little Dolce Gabbana light blue. Ooh, adidas moves. Yeah, you can't go wrong. It's classic.
Speaker 1:I need to find it. I joke, I haven't worn that in years, but I want to find something now. What are you talking about? Every Christmas, they sell gift boxes of it. It's May, so I need to wait till Christmas. It's probably on Amazon for $4.99 at this point. It probably is so, eels, we gave it to Jerry Jones just because we're not going to ever not give it to Jerry Jones. No, he's getting one every single week from me, without question. The Giants, however, are getting one every single week for me, without question. The Giants, however, are getting one, and let me start off by saying I'm not giving it to them because they're in our division and we don't like them, blah, blah, blah. I'm giving it to them because it's not good. It wasn't their best thinking. The Giants are celebrating their 100th year, so they unveiled some sweet jerseys that aren't too bad.
Speaker 1:I honestly and truly for what they are a throwback, a true throwback to, obviously, the beginning. They look a little crazy, they look a little weird. They remind me of the Packers throwbacks that they did, except with the tan pants. The problem is is that Jersey? Here's where I have the issue with it. That Jersey is from an. Only white guys could play football, oh, from an. Only white guys could play football, oh, I don't think that's your best throwback idea. I don't think it's the best idea for you right there, but like that, no, I respect the move. Yeah, of course I understand. History is history. I get it, but at the end of the day, that's tough, that's real tough man. Everyone's making fun of them Again, I think genuinely as a throwback. They are pretty cool. They're unique and I like unique, me too. I really like unique. Everybody hate During this bracket.
Speaker 1:I think we should go light on the eels, okay, moving forward, something fun, something light hearted. I'm just letting everyone know we tend to not talk about too bad of things on here. There's plenty of things we can give eels out to and there's plenty of catastrophes we can hand out to, but we are going to try to keep it light hearted during pet peeves. We're not going to try to make anything too negative, because the pet peeves will I don't know about you, Paul, but they will get my blood boiling. Oh yeah, I'm already thinking about mouth noises when people eat. I'm ready to fight somebody. So, that being said, I think it's time we lighten it up, we uplift the spirits.
Speaker 1:It is time for America's favorite segment, pwn, paul's Weird News. Here is your host, paul. Thanks, harry. This is Paul, out here on the streets. I've got two quick, easy, fun ones for you.
Speaker 1:They say Pennsylvania is the greatest state in the country and Philly is the greatest city in the world. Some argue. You cannot argue with this, harry. Philly has a brand new cheese vending machine and it's filled with everything you need for a charcuterie board. Did you say cheese 24-7? No, I did. And I also said yes, please. You don't need any more reason to fall in love with Philly, but the fact you get a 24-hour cheese vending machine makes me happy.
Speaker 1:Perry's Tea Dairy, located in the old Kensington area you know where that's at, harry, right down the street there it has officially opened the city's first self-service cheese dispensary, settling those cravings 24 hours of the day. Can you imagine three in the morning, harry getting off shift at Manor and eating some cheese? Boom. The owner, yav Perry, said he wanted to bring his customers immediate satisfaction whenever they were looking for a bite to eat. So instead of going to Wawa, just head on over to the 24-7 Cheese dispensary vending machine.
Speaker 1:I was reading something really crazy about this cheese right, like how good can this cheese be? It's right next to the farm. How funny it would be if we could have a dispensary of their pollinator garden in dispense at the same time. It's mere feet away from where the cheese is made, vending it. But here's the kicker, harry it's farm's cheese, including its cow milk.
Speaker 1:Intergalactic cheese placed second in the 2024 World Cheese Awards, which we covered a few months ago. Those listeners that have been loyal to us know we talked about the World Cheese Awards. The Intergalactic from the old Kensington neighborhood finished second with its cow's milk cheese. You can get a second place cheese Any time of day. I don't know if that's weird, but that is awesome.
Speaker 1:Also, I just found out something new while reading this article that may Harry just so happens to be American Cheese Month. That is a holiday that needs to be celebrated, yeah, so I don't know if it's just like American cheese, as in the yellow Kraft Singles cheese, or just like, hey, america, celebrate cheese. It's probably more the Kraft Singles kind, yeah, but I'm still going to eat all the cheese. I honestly. I think the History Channel needs to do a deep dive on American cheese and how it literally made America. Yeah, I know we have Italians rolling over saying that's not real cheese and you know what. I don't care. I have actually stopped using Kraft Singles cheese because the Italian in us is coming out of me sometimes when I cook, because the Italian in us is coming out of me sometimes when I cook. We have zero Italian, as we've both ancestry tests. It's one thing we were both looking for there's other things in there, but not Italian.
Speaker 1:But, harry, enough about Philly, let's go back to the great state of Pennsylvania. Have you ever heard my buddy Phil Punxsutawney Phil? Have you ever heard my buddy Phil Punxsutawney Phil? You ever heard of him? Once or twice actually. Yeah, him and I are good buddies. I will see the Punxsutawney exit this weekend when I travel to Pittsburgh. Shut your mouth when you're heading out there. Maybe have a baby gift for Punxsutawney Phil, because he had two baby groundhogs born To him.
Speaker 1:I will give you a nickel if you can guess their names Sonny and Cher. You're halfway there Living on a prayer. So it's Cher and Bon Jovi. Nailed it, ooh, so close. Nailed it, ooh, so close. You went the wrong way.
Speaker 1:Punxsutawney Phil's kids' names. Are You're going to kick yourself when I tell you this? Sonny and Shady? Oh man, I'm so excited this isn't a weird state law week, because I have a feeling I would have went 0-2. Oh yeah, absolutely. Sonny and Shady, okay, which now makes me think of Sonny Bono and Slim Shady collabing on a song. Thanks to AI, it can happen, because we had Elton John and Eminem Greatest collab of all time Top three. I can't name anything better. So that's it. That's all I got for PWN this week Cheese and Groundhogs, that's all for me. Back to you over there, studio T, quick flash and in a hurry buddy. Somehow. We've been talking For a while tonight and yet we're already packing up. Yeah, packed my truck up from the streets. Get back to the studio real quick. But I'm here, I have a fun one. I like fun ones Because I understand where this man is coming from.
Speaker 1:I, like I said earlier in the show and probably in previous episodes, I have a travel trailer. Angie and I have a camper. We have the property to let it sit on the side of our house. Very neat. I maintain the grass around it underneath of it. It doesn't look like an eyesore, but it is a travel trailer park next to my house. Okay, but I'm also not spending $75 a month to go park it somewhere when I have the property to park it and I know it's safe.
Speaker 1:A California man in a very upscale neighborhood had his boat in his driveway. Everyone got together and said hey, we don't like looking at your boat. You need to put a fence up or you need to move it. He said you know what? I understand, I'll put a fence up, rightfully so, very calm and cool. Yeah, we collected about it. Here's the thing If you go to someone with a problem and they're way too calm, just know that they are actually not calm. No, they're not calm Because my man did put a fence up and what did he paint on his fence?
Speaker 1:He didn't go white, he didn't do earth tones, he did a mural of the boat that the fence was made for. So the boat sticks atop, over the fence. Obviously it's bigger than the fence, so the mural is the boat part of the boat you can't see, and then the rest of the boat sticks out on top. So it looks like a boat. I love it. I love every ounce of that pettiness. Yes, bravo to you. Why is he not a golden trout award recipient? He should have been, but I don't want to spread pettiness. It's also funny and I won't give it a kneel.
Speaker 1:Every year since I lived in this house, code enforcement has given issued me something for my yard every year. One year it was my wood pile was not proper. This year was my dandelions. I probably had about 500 dandelions. My yard isn't grass. It was dandelions this year. I don't know what happened. I didn't have a big dandelion problem last year, but this year it was nothing but dandelions, and if you know anything about dandelions, they grow about three inches a day, yeah. So on Monday I was like, ooh, all right, grass getting a little high, I'm going to have to cut it by Wednesday. These things were up to my knees, right. I'm not joking, I'm not being dramatic. They just shot up. So Wednesday night I cut it. Code enforcement comes around Wednesday morning, takes pictures and tells me my weeds are too long, trust me morning, takes pictures and tells me my weeds are too long, trust me.
Speaker 1:This code enforcement guy I've heard he's like a 70 year old man and like he's retired, and he just does this for something to do. You remember Alan from the hangover? Yes, when he's putting gas in the Mercedes and he's I'll hit an old man, yeah, I will hit an old man. Yeah, I will hit an old man. I'm in. I cannot stand him whatsoever. Every year for the past three years he's got at least one notice Someone does he's ooh, there's a new kid in town, let me get him. I think that's what it is. But in the long run I think you'll win out. I will, I will. But props to him. Dude, he's like I see, I understand. I see, let's put a fence up. He did. You're not going to not? No, you know what. You know what I should do? I should turn my property, my side corner yard, into a parking lot. Okay, joke's on him. Joke will be on him.
Speaker 1:I thought you were going to say you were going to start a dandelion garden. Okay, I was thinking about replacing my lawn with clover. Yeah, it's really good for the bees. Yeah, I tried doing some roaming purple thyme thing that only gets to three inches tall. Mm-hmm. My garden area out front and nothing is populated, mm-hmm.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I just had a lot of yard work done. I had a overgrowth patch and then I found a garden bed back there, hired a local landscaper to come clear it out, and I also had trees removed. And I'm reading about propagating grass and all that and I've decided I'm just waiting to fall. I'll deal with an ugly yard this year because it's too late. Yeah, I don't have time to to water grass six times a day. No, and then with all the rain it probably would have drowned anyway. Yeah, you'd drown everything out. Damned if I do, damned if I don't. What are you going to do it. Damned if I do, damned if I don't. What are you going to do? It's going to be a heartache tonight Speaking about heartache and packing up the truck all in one.
Speaker 1:Harry, how about this headline of most, not all, most of 15 million bees contained after a bee laden truck crashes? So you're looking up there in Maine, around Clinton Maine track, the trailer hauling about 15 million honeybees that are used to pollinate blueberry fields crashed and overturned on the highway. Driver's taken to the hospital as a precaution. He's okay. That's not the point of this story. There were beehives 50 million bees, and they're beehives In the back of this truck. It's a semi right.
Speaker 1:Driving around, the first spotters didn't realize the cargo was bees and so they found out it was bees. They went down the embankment to check for fluid leaks. Then they learned the hard way. Several of the firemen got stung on a regular basis. Everyone got stung at least a couple of times, says the fire chief, who also was stung several times. The temperature that night was about 40 degrees and they say that may have helped keep the bees from getting rowdier. I've never heard the term bees and rowdier in the same sentence. I don't know if there's. There's a lot more scary sentences, but that's scary, right. So bee keep this's a lot more scary sentences, but that's scary, right. So beekeeper this is a week for beekeepers, but beekeeper was called to corral the bees. Congratulations to the beekeeper, because he got most of, not all, of the 15 million bees heading to the blueberry farm in Washington County, which is the center of the state's wild blueberry industry.
Speaker 1:I am glad I'm not in Maine or in Washington County. Maine, because bees I'd punch one. Yeah, you and bees don't get along. I do not get along with them, other than that one time. How many times have you been sung by a bee, by a flying insect? A couple thousand. I've only been stung by a bee once, and it was my fault.
Speaker 1:We were going down, we were going to Jonas Pizza in Hook, yeah, to get some water ice, because they had 50 cent water ice. Oh, I remember. And were you there? No, but I remember some water ice, because they had 50 cent water ice. Oh, I remember. And were you there? No, but I remember the water ice. And walking down maiden lane, behind star bar, behind lee what was it? Lee's thrift store, something like that. And then I had that parking lot and I had the yellow pillars and a chain so people wouldn't drive through, and I put my hand on one of those yellow pillars to balance myself, to go over the chain, and there was a Hornet sitting on it and I put my hand on it and he stung me, and he had every right to sting me, absolutely. That is the only time I've ever been stung by a bee Really. Yeah, man, I got stung by a bee Really. Yeah, man, I got stung by a wasp last year on the head.
Speaker 1:Since I bought this house, there's a lot of wasps in this area. I'd gone from when I was attacked at 12 until I was in my mid-30s, moving here early mid-30s, without getting stung. I moved down here. The worst, though, was getting stung on my pinky, on the outside of my pinky, painful. It was external outlet by my garden. I was going to pop the cover off, I was going to plug something in. I saw a wasp in that shoot, you know, back of my hand, going back to the plug something in and not realize there was a hive in there and a small one, oh, and over five of them, yeah. So they came out, and so I'm looking like Apollo Creed in there and then, as I punched one, his buddy came and snuck a tag and got my pinky.
Speaker 1:Oh dude, yeah, when I bought this house, there was the backyard. Landscaping was terrible and so there were rose trees that were like nine, ten feet tall that I had to get rid of. I called a local, not going to say the name brand, but they also do cell phones, at&t I called them out to put my Wi-Fi up and they had to dig it to the a tunnel, to my backyard neighbor, hook it into the main box. The guy goes hey, you got a wasp nest inside your rose tree I can't put in your fiber. Today I said, okay, I have one can of wasp spray. He goes you need more than that. I spray. I found it. I sprayed him. He's I don't know mid. So over to our pancake size nest. I'm like, what's this guy's problem? I turned to my right and it was almost like a dinner plate size nest was in this tree and it was covered. To this day gives me chills, makes me want to puke. And to this day gives me chills, makes me want to puke and I'm like maybe he was right. I tried spraying it with what was left of that can and then sprinted it in the house thinking it was going to be a cartoon. They chased me. I would just burn the bush. Actually, that's what I did. Yeah, I went and bought a fire pit, got a good fire going and then slowly just cut the branches off and dipped into the fire. Yeah, that's fair. See you later, buddy.
Speaker 1:I notice we do talk about animals a lot on this show. Yeah, because I got one. It's not on the sheet. For the second time in history, orcas, aka killer whales, have knocked over another boat, knocked over and sank another boat. Aw man, we have 27 Planet of the Apes movies. Mm-hmm, it's going to be Planet of the Orcas in real life. Oh yeah, they're going to take over. They are evolving right in front of our faces, and I said this before Blackfish because they are a very special interest of mine.
Speaker 1:I do love Killer Whales ever since Free Willy 2. Because I didn't see Free Willy 1 first, I saw Free Willy 2 first and then I saw Free Willy 1. But anyway, regardless. Yeah, dude, that's the second boat in months they sank it. They didn't just knock it over, they sank it. I know what they're doing. I don't have the article or anything in front of me, but the country's coast guard was like the boat was unsalvageable. That is terrifying. But if you think about it, they're basically saying get out of our house. I mean, you wouldn't someone coming and partying in your backyard, would you? No, I'd sink their ship too. Exactly, dude, that's what I'm saying. It's so terrifying. I would like their country music. A word of fire Orcas, terrifying.
Speaker 1:You know what's not terrifying, harry, do you like frozen waffles? I love frozen waffles. Frozen waffles, right, not frozen puppies, not frozen puppies, just frozen waffles. Puppies and frozen waffles two separate things. Eggos have plain buttermilk. You can have chocolate chip blueberry. How about this, harry? They have some new flavors. How about some quote fully loaded waffles, the most protein packed offering they've ever had, offering 10 grams of protein for two waffles, so like when you're working out. But I want some waffles. What flavors are they going to be? I'm going to tell you right now. How about chocolate chip brownie, a chocolate waffle brownie with chocolate chips and strawberry delight? The strawberry light has strawberry infused batter with a fruity flavor. That sounds really good. Yeah, sign me up, dude.
Speaker 1:They plan to market these waffles to parents of teens who have a bigger appetite and want to feel fuller for longer makes sense without eating like eight of them at one time. I gotta be honest, I could kill an entire box of normal eggos and not even think twice about it. I know. That's why I make my own eggos now, mark Mark, also I, when I'm mixing everything together in my blender, I throw a couple cups of spinach in there. So I make green waffles and then the kids get their veggies. I was like that's disgusting. And then I'm like, oh yeah, kids, you don't even taste it. You don't even taste it. You don't even taste it. No, it's still green. When the kids realize that most waffles aren't green, they're going to be like that's weird.
Speaker 1:So not only are they dropping two new flavors, right, new mergers coming down for them, cool sneaker heads out there, which I think is the teenagers Loaded kicks from Dominic the Surgeon. They're going to be a limited edition Waffle Inspired shoe, dropping on May 17th at noon Eastern Standard Time. So I don't know what it's going to be before this episode drops, but it's pretty cool. Maybe you guys are going to find out about those $150 a shoe or pair of shoes. Do they come in size 16? I do not have the website's not open yet, hmm, but they look pretty cool. But they're also, this spring, going to be dropping out a few more flavors of Eggos.
Speaker 1:Right, we're packing up the truck here. Hey, what do you want for breakfast? Do you want the cinnamon churro waffle? The dark chocolate chip thick and fluffy waffle? Thick and fluffy waffle with some dark chocolate chips, mixed berry pancake and the chocolate chip Belgian-style street waffle? Hang on, there's a Belgian street waffle. What is a Belgian street waffle? No idea, I'm scared to Google that idea. I'm scared to Google that. I am scared to Google that. There are certain things I don't Google. Yes, but I thought it was pretty cool that Eggos, after all these years, has finally been like you know what New flavor? Alert, we gotta set our game up. I will try. Every single one. Yep, why not? You're not gonna, not gonna not. Every single one. Yep, why not? You're not going to, not going to, not.
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