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0:00What's that? The sweet sounds of Alexander's hot chicken? No. Oh, he's a, he's a flattest, isn't he? He plays Yaz-Fu. Yeah, you're right. Yaz-Fu. And that's, that sounds like sacks to me. Sounds like it is, yeah. That's the, uh, J-Towers in the morning Houseman. What's that, Kenny G? It's the royalty-free Houseman. All right. Kenny G plays a flute, too, doesn't he? Yaz-Fu? I think so. A 70-year-old Domino's delivery driver named Dan is going viral for his thoughtfulness. The Domino's was out of soda. So Dan went to the grocery store on his own to replace a missing diet coke. The customer was thankful, but bummed he couldn't tip more in the moment. So instead, he started to go fund me to help Dan out, the nice guy that went the extra mile by going to a grocery store. So the people had their diet coke with their pizza. And yeah, the world has raised $29,000 for a 70-year-old Dan. Oh, my goodness. Isn't that nice? Probably because he's 70 years old. Oh, yes, it has to
1:03work at Domino's. Door-dash, but so. Door-dash, yeah. No, no, he's a, no, you're right, you're right, you're right, you're right. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, I mean, it makes you wonder, is that just something that you're doing just to like pass the time because you, you know, are bored or is it because of that? Yeah, you never know. He's just doing that extra mile. Yeah, that was really nice. Sometimes you can't shake your pizza guy roots. Warren's still, you know, he still thinks about it. He's like, maybe I'll go down there and ask Tom if he wants me to, well, it's probably like a nostalgic thing. That's it because he doesn't, he wouldn't need to. I mean, he is home at one o'clock in the rest of his days open, but he's got love for cottage in that runs deep. If you don't think I don't want to go be a host today at Pizza Hut and seat people. Yeah, you do. I love it. I love to go work specialty board and chicken and make some chicken sandwiches of Burger King and show them at 50 years old. I can do it good now. Oh, I bet you could. Can you handle the register, though? No, no, it's got to be easier to do the register now, right? It makes all the math for you. It makes all the change. Hey, if you, if you manage a burger king, reach out to me and we'll get Jay out at your
2:10location. I love that idea. Or a pizza Hut last summer or email me. Pizza Hut was really just to meet Laurie Vogel, but the burger king. I mean, I was 14. Yeah. Yeah. I think we can make this happen. All right. Someone who manages a burger king is let's do a week of. Jay towers in the morning does your job. No, let's do a week of Jay towers in the morning does their old job. So we'll send out into the last. I have to go to Indiana and I know the last. Yeah, mountain jacks. I'm going to have to go to the east coast to Carvelle. Carvelle? We'll just have you. We'll have you at Kroger stand by the freezer section that has Carvelle cakes. And that'll be enough. Or just anything with a mascot because you know, I was the ice cream cone on the corner of 10th grade. It's your best line. It's your best work. Yeah, it's so good. Just a quick wild story here this morning, a startup called Reflect Orbital is asking for approval to launch space mirrors that could bounce sunlight back to Earth after dark. They say all you need to do
3:12is open up an app, drop a pin, pay for it. And the sunlight will arrive at your location in 30 seconds. It is a really cool idea. Imagine that. Like imagine it's like you're having a midnight engagement party, right? And you decide, I want my, I want the backyard lit up from the sun. You pay the money, you open up the app and these like mirrors in space reflect the sun even at night down to that is insane your yard. I mean, if that could happen, that's wild. I absolutely don't like that. When you be so creeped out, if you were the next door neighbor, why is the sun blasting in their backyard? Also, I don't think we should be messing around with stuff like that. No, especially since kids, we all do that one kid that used the magnifying glass
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