New onion alert, meal prepping, and Dave Murray's forecast!- h3

0:00I'm going to sing a something wonderful that I could have been everybody hanging on. I spun that on TGS Dave is out for the weekends down in Jupiter enjoying what we have sunshine evening. He's probably not enjoying that any more than we are, but he is enjoying Cardinal Spring training baseball. He's enjoying golf with the boys. He went golf with Ricky Horton and John Tudor as a part of a force him today. We got pictures up. If you go to the DGS Facebook page, you can see a few pictures of Dave, one out with the boys having a four and a half hour dinner, another one on the golf course, another one from the broadcast booth. So that basically that's all I picture Dave doing is those three things in sleeping, golfing, watching baseball eating and sleeping. Sounds fun. And if you were to put like what Matt Polly just went through down there, like what he did or what I used to do when I went down there, take out the golfing and the other part is all you do. You eat you sleep and you do baseball stuff. That's really all you know. I guess is Matt Polly back for rush hours. No, he's not back. He's gonna take a couple days off, but he's back home now.

1:00He came back over the weekend and we'll be back in Wednesday. He's so freaking lazy. Yeah, I know that guy just worked. I do just worked like he's worked like 16 hour days for a month. I haven't even seen him in like a month and a half. He hasn't even been to work in a month and a half. He hadn't been here in a long time. I was just texting with him a few minutes ago though. So is he back like is he back in town? Oh yeah, yeah, he came back this weekend and the trade off I think was officially on Saturday. Like Tom got down there Saturday, but I think Matt left Saturday night, maybe Sunday. He has a story he can tell us when he's back about his flight. Yeah, I like the idea that they have to like tag like in and out when they get down there like they have to like high five on the way out. Listen, make it official. When we do spring training, we do spring training. That means one of our people is is there every day from the start of spring training until it until they pack up and head north. And now it's Tom until we pack up and head and head north. And then when we look at, by the way, the story Matt out, this is a tease because I'm

2:02going to let Matt tell it, but apparently on his first flight on the leg back, somebody lost it. Like lost it. I lost their marbles on the flag and had to be and had to be removed from the flight, which led to some delays. I'll let Matt tell the full story, but he did not sound very entertaining to me. Man, he didn't get the flight direct back home. I don't know. I guess, I guess not because he had to sprint to his second flight. Yeah. Well, you know how it is, you know, when businesses are going to book the flights. I remember a couple. I'm like, wait a minute. I got to go to Dallas on the way to Miami. That's not in the way to Miami. What the hell? So he goes, he goes, but good to have Matt back in town. He's taking a couple days. He'll be back with us on Wednesday doing normal business. We have Dave Murray at the bottom of the hour. We've got, we got a bubble anytime accruement coming up at four o'clock. We get some more of the latest from down in Jupiter. Why don't we do a little happy hour? What do you guys want to do? Who wants to go first? I can go first. I have a couple of things here. First thing, is there anything more annoying than

3:08when a restaurant doesn't put the prices on their menu? Yes. That online menu. Sorry. No, there's nothing more annoying than it. So I'm looking at a restaurant right now. It's not like a create. I know it's not a crazy expensive place, but they're not putting the prices up. And I'm like, what do we do? And why do you even have the menu up then? It's disqualifying to me. Like I'm not destitute, right? But I don't have an abundance of money. And I like to, yeah, what do I expect to spend tonight? Right. I like to go out to eat. And the way that I afford that is that I spend wisely when I do that. And you make it impossible when I go to your website and I don't see the prices. And it just makes me go, you know what? I'll go somewhere else. I'll go somewhere that this is my business. So I understand, too, like some places will probably say, well, our prices can change because of the prices. That's fine. Just put on the online menu, prices subject to change based on current market or something like that. Yeah. Or put that your lobster is market

4:08price or whatever. Yeah. So I'm not ordering that anyway. Right. Well, but some things, I mean, like, look, the way things have gone like with the meat prices at times, they can change in just a couple of weeks. And instead of 10, 50, maybe this dinner is now $12. You know, I mean, like it can be a small change. And it's okay. Just put that on the menu online. Just put it in there and say prices could be different when you arrive at the restaurant. But it gives you a baseline because you know, it's not going to go from like a $13 to a $28 meal, right? Yeah. Right. I agree with you, Rich. We got to have them that we got you got to put the numbers on there, even if you got to put the caveat that they might change. And since it's happy hour, here's another topic for you. Scientists in Japan have created an onion that does not make your eyes water when you're chopping it. And they call it the smile ball of the what? The smile ball. I guess because the opposite of crying is smiling. I would say so. American market. It's going under the name Goldies, which is a huge mama. I would like to purchase the smile ball. Are these available now? I guess

5:11so. I mean, I guess they're coming to the American market because they're calling them Goldies. Is it that big of a problem? I mean, I've chopped onions. I've never really had that big of a problem. It's never been a huge problem for me. I think I've cried maybe once or twice chopping onions. I'm chopping a lot of onions. I will say there are some folks like they're going to cry every time. Yeah, I cry every time. I guess it's everybody kind of like allergies. I guess a little bit different for everybody. But I was like a real bummer. So it's hard to establish what I'm actually crying about. Well, the bigger problem is that I my stupid but will like every time I'm like better better white my eye real quick. The hand that I'm. Yeah, I'm taking a handful of onion slices and like oh, this will soak up the tears. It's great. So it actually like that's what I would

6:11rather get rid of. I'll cry as much as they want me to cry. As long as you get rid of the I don't know whatever they call it in the onion that makes you that burns the hell out of your eyes. Now here's the thing that I called string stuff. Stingy stuff. Yeah. Well, I was going to say like capacin, but that's like that's like peppers and stuff. I don't think that's onions. Yeah. It releases an enzyme that create a gas which reacts with the natural moisture of the eye to form a myeltsulfur acid. Then you start crying to flush the irritant out. Oh, that's cool. There you go. Question for the smile balls. I mean, are these yellow onions or these red onions? Are they? Are they the gross white onions? I mean, like I don't know what kind of onion we're dealing with. And you can't, I mean, I guess you can interchange a lot of onions and recipes, but you're you're playing with fire in that case. There are times when only a red onion will do. Are there are their differences between red, yellow and white in terms of cryy stuff? That I do not know.

7:11I do know there's one more difference in taste. Is one more tier inducing than another? I am not sure. Well, it's wrong with the white onion. All right. I just kind of a lot. Is that not just the normal onion? Yeah. Yeah. I mean, again, they're fine. I'm not a big fan of like big pieces of onions and things. I don't mind it. I also chopped up real small like in a salsa or in a pasta sauce. It's fine. I don't care about that. You guys are like onion rings. No. I like to like to eat the dough with the breading off it. Yes. I like to do the thing you do when you're six years old, where you peel the breading off. And then I do this. And I whip the onion at my wife who will eat the onion part and like some. I mean, there's nothing better than the crust of an onion ring, but I ain't eating that onion. The croat. Oh, the bread is so because it's just got like that little bit of onion flavor on there. See, I like onion flavor. I like to eat the onion. I see you. So if it's chopped up small enough, it's fine. If it's a big chunk, I gotta get it out of there. I don't like it too much. Interesting. Too much. I feel like the other ones are milder. I work with two grown men who eat the crust off of the onion ring. And

8:14I will, and it's not like a thing where it's like, I have to eat an onion ring. I will order like the blooming onion. And I will just, I will just eat the crust and then. Yeah. Wife gets all the onion. Yeah. That's pretty good. I know what a happy wife she becomes. I agree. When she gets what I would call onion rings without the good part. Yeah. Yeah. Andrew. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, um, probably. Kind of thinking that would take us up to the. I got stuff. No, no, no, we're all good. We're all good. We're all good. You guys. So have you guys seen? Have you guys heard of Kai Trump before? Yeah. She's the granddaughter. She is Donald Trump's granddaughter. She's Donald Trump Jr.'s oldest. It's Trump's first green kid. She's she's 18. I had never heard of her. Never considered her existence, but she really stepped it in today and upset a whole lot of people on social media because she posted a video about taking her secret service to go to a place that I don't, I don't

9:19think we have any around here, but they're very popular. Yeah. Very popular out in like Los Angeles called Aeroan, which is a place where it's like a super fancy grocery store. And you can. They're famous for their smoothies, which are often like attached to celebrities in some way. And they're like $25 for a cheese smoothie. Yeah. And people are just, you know, I kind of feels a little bit like they're taking out some aggression towards someone else that a lot of people are feeling right now. And maybe she is taking the brunt of some of that aggression, perhaps unfairly. Like, yeah, sure. It's tone deaf to like be like, I'm going to. I'm going shopping at the super expensive place and I'm going to inconvenience everybody because my secret service has to come with me and yada yada yada. I give her one bit of grace. And it's because she's 18. Well, she doesn't know any different. So I'm saying when you're young, you do, you don't necessarily, you don't necessarily consider

10:20what your actions symbolize to other people. Yeah. And her, she was 30. I would judge much harder. And her grandpa became president when she was seven years old. Right. You know what I mean? Like, she doesn't know any different in life. I do get why people get irritated by that because you know, there's incredibly irritating. But then again, at the same time, you know, we get mad like we know, oh, look at the rich people rubbing it in our faces. Now the worst part about all of that is that it's taxpayer money that's going to secret service. Again, I don't have a problem with family members having it. It's just, the look we're going to shop at the most expensive place I can shop and your talk tax dollars are funding my shopping trip, or at least the protection for it. I get why people have a distaste for that. But I think that's a minor thing. I think families are all getting that win when they're when they're that close to being the family of the when you're in the family of the president. You're all the moder is giving her like a $2 million name image license deal thing for what? Like all. Oh, she's a golfer. That's right. And she is a, yeah, seemingly based on what I saw looking up, she's not a very good golfer. I mean, you got to be pretty good to play in college, man. What if what if the secret

11:24service says you have to play? Yeah, I don't think it really. But now again, they they know that, yeah, I mean, most schools know that when you're bringing someone in like that for an NIL deal, you're not coming in necessarily to win a tennis championship. Well, yeah, but yeah, golf championship. Like that's not really a big priority for the school, but that presence will generate buzz and that buzz is what the school likes, which is why the NIL money comes in for a person like that. It had the twins that played basketball at Miami, the Cavendor twins that are really big on social media. Apparently, I don't I don't know much about it other than their identical twins. They were college basketball players and they were big on social media. They were brought in same idea. It's not like they're going to win a national championship for you, but their presence raises the profile of your school amongst the age group that colleges are targeting. Does that disappoint you to see your alma mater doing that? It would, if that was the only school doing it, but everybody kind of plays the same game. Okay, so I mean, is what it is. And and to be honest, those those people that are coming in are certainly generating

12:28more than they're getting. You know, it's kind of a free advertising thing for the school, right? That's kind of why they do sports because if you think about the exposure that all these big schools get from having football basketball and all that other stuff, well, these these people that we're talking about, we don't have to be it doesn't have to be Kai Trump. It can be anybody with a really strong Instagram, Twitter, you know, TikTok following is you're bringing eyeballs and you're bringing attention to that school and you can't purchase that for the amount of money that it costs to bring that person in. All right, it's Monday on DGS. Dave is out the rest of the crew. All of us to work here. She got a question from go to sleep on the stream. He says, uh, what kind of candy bar we roll in with today. We'll say it's not a candy bar, brother. Oh, go to sleep. He's just going to eat candy with no protein in it. Now it's a protein. Now the routine is

13:34pretty simple lunch, whatever that happens to be, but it's usually my stuff that I brought from home like my, uh, the Mexican chili that I make. I make it. I usually make almost every week and not quite. And then it's just lunch for the whole week. Uh, but then it's that. And then I some kind of protein shake, uh, at two o'clock. And then in the three o'clock here is a protein bar. And then I'll eat dinner. I just eat every couple hours. I wish I had your discipline, man. Really? When it comes to like, I'm, uh, the meal prepping and stuff. Yeah, I mean, that part just, it's so much about convenience, man. Like I, yes, I was telling Rachel earlier. Yesterday was a cook day. So yesterday I made the Mexican chili, which takes maybe a half an hour, but you're not doing something the whole time. You just brown the meat, throw in the crap, and then you let sit for a little bit like it's that easy. It's that easy. But then, uh, I put, I think I think we did, like, I think I did like five pounds of chicken breast in the, in, uh, crock pot. You just throw it in there with some broth and that's it. And it cooks for five hours, boom, done shredded chicken for the rest of the week. Don't even have to do anything. You just

14:34throw it in there. You don't have to, you don't have to watch it, stir it, do anything with it. You just throw it in there and eat it. So we got to get Kevin a cooking show on YouTube to do what? Yeah, I can, yeah, here's the way you describe cooking. But the whole point is I do it for simplicity, not for taste. Like, it's like, all right, now my stuff is, my work is done for the week. I don't have to think about lunch the rest of the week. It's there. It's, so it's not so much about like how good can this be? It's how simple can it be and how much can I make a lot of without a lot of effort? I enjoy meal prepping as well. It's just sometimes I, I like sabotaging myself by not yeah, like I'll be like, I could pack a lunch or I could just figure it out when I get to work. There's always the E-Mart. Yeah. You guys haven't done many E-Marts lately though. No, I'm trying to think. I mean, I haven't had one of those E-Mart cheeseburgers and well, since it made me sick. I took a break after that made me feel bad. I'm good for a once a week pizza.

15:35I mean, I am, I am such a big fan of leftovers. Like, it's my favorite thing in the world. Anything I can make, I want to double the recipe because then I can have more, more down the road. I don't know, it's just fun to look at the fridge and go, oh boy, I got choices. As opposed to, oh man, what am I going to do? It's disability. Yeah, maybe that, but I don't know. I almost view it as a way around my day-to-day laziness because I don't want to like make a sandwich. Yeah. So I want it pre-mates. I could just scoop it in a bowl and go to work. Oh, have you guys heard of this Jeff Daniel sandwich? The Jeff Daniel sandwich. Yeah. Have you seen this, Andrew? No, but I'm curious. Okay, so this is a new viral sandwich that Jeff Daniels is going on and on about. It's a soft pita bread filled with peanut butter, crushed cheddar and sour cream, ruffles, potato chips, and a drizzle of barbecue sauce.

16:36Why? He describes it as sweet, savory, and crunchy, a combination of his favorite tastes. Okay. You know if you want to do the, if you want to do crunchy with peanut butter, you could just get the crunchy peanut butter. I'm glad to know that he is also in the Seven Years Old Club. Yeah. Well, yeah, that's like a great sauce on that. I will never grow out of it. Good to know. I think this is the case of one of those like, hey, he made it once with the things that he's had and it tasted good to him. And that's great. But I don't know if this is going to become like the next classic sandwich. You know, I feel like everyone has weird food combinations where it's like, it's okay to me. But then to expect that to somehow break into the mainstream, I don't see it happening with this one. Yeah. Yeah. Elvis couldn't do it with the peanut butter banana. And that's more normal like sour cream and cheddar chips with peanut butter and barbecue sauce. Sounds awful. It's a weird mix of flavors to meet the peanut bread throws it off.

17:41Oh, I need anything. I was just going to say I feel the same. Yeah, I don't need anything on peanut butter with peanut bread. Oh, I bet it's good. I haven't tried it, but I bet it's good. Purely savoury only. That one I would try though. Well, when we come back, we're all trying the Jeff Daniels viral sandwich. Well, it was nearly a summer, the sad and the rude. Yeah, it was folks cigarettes in this day. I did just on a Monday. It is a no Dave Monday. No Dave Glover. No Dave Murray. Dave Glover is down in Jupiter. We do though as it as as opportunity would have it. We do have Dave's live look for the weather forecast for today in the early part of the week. We do and it's brought to you by the Celigia heating and cooling weather desk. Guys could not be live with you today, but boy, it has been a classic springtime day and there's

18:44one more day of this on the way. Kind of nice this evening, especially with that sunset not going until a little bit after seven o'clock, 61 for the overnight low. It's really quite delightful for this time of year Tuesday. Do it again, sunny, windy and warm. Now 82 for the high 85 is the record from 1955. So we're making a run at it. I do think Tuesday during the day is going to be dry, but there's a cold front on the way. That front's going to take its time. It's a really slow mover. So cloudy skies Tuesday night, rain and thunderstorms developing from west to east. It's going to take its time, but they are on the way. There'll be some storms, though, not for everybody that are strong to severe. 52 will do it for the low Wednesday gusty winds dropping temperatures rain and thunderstorms focused on the morning. Now 67 is the high on Wednesday, but by late in the day, we're down to 48 degrees kind of cold Wednesday night, 34 and Thursday, cool, but sunny and 56.

19:45Now as far as strong to severe weather, the focus will be 7 p.m. tonight to 7 a.m. on Wednesday. That is the window of opportunity as everything kind of moves from west to east. I want to stress, not everybody's going to see severe weather, but we do need to pay attention. The main focus if you get under a severe storm will be hail up to quarter size winds of 60 to 70 miles per hour. Intense danger is lightning. Everybody's going to see some very heavy downpours of rain that could lead to a little bit of flash flooding on the small streams and creeks and some flooding on the roadways. And there is a potential for some tornadic activity. It's hard to say exactly when and where, but we really have to keep a focus on the weather as we go through the overnight Tuesday night and in to Wednesday morning. I'll keep you up to date. Be with you live tomorrow. All right. All right. By the way, Mitch says, uh, Mitch says Dave, you should be on the show full time for the next week so that there is still a

20:47Dave on the show. And he said, no, not Dave Murray. Yeah, sorry, Mitch. Sorry, we'll check in with that Dave tomorrow. Uh, big Dave, uh, our Dave, Dave Glover, you won't be back till next week. Just everybody knows. He's sunning himself and playing golf and going to baseball games and eating good food. That's a good time. Seven to guys trip, which is always a good thing. What do some headlines, Rich? I would headlines is brought to you by Schnuck's Reward yourself daily with the Schnuck's Rewards app. Maybe you've heard that Uber has a woman only option where you can get a female Uber driver. I think this is really only open to women and to teenagers. Uh, I don't really see the value of giving men the option to only have a female Uber driver. Uh, but now it's gone nationwide. Oh, so it allows both women writers and drivers across the US to be matched with other women for trips. This, uh, pilot program was aimed at addressing concerns about the safety of its platform. We were just talking recently

21:51about all of the horrible things that can happen in an Uber. Uh, and then yeah, it's expanded to teens too. So I'm assuming if you have like a 14 year old boy or something and you just feel a little more comfortable with them riding with a woman, that is an option too. Now it's not guaranteed, but it does give you the option to say like, Hey, this is what I prefer. Please try to match me here. Okay. Um, did you see all this flooding in Australia wheels? I saw a little bit of it in the news. Yeah. It is crazy in the northern territory. Uh, and there are crocodiles absolutely everywhere. Yeah. So people are being warned, like, please do not swim in the floodwater. No, it's, the people who live there, I'm sure know this, but like, when you, when you're in northern Australia, you don't go in the water if you don't know for sure, because there are salty everywhere. The saltwater crocodiles are, they're in the ocean. They are upstream. They are everywhere and they will, uh, eat you salty. They can exceed. I like it. Yeah. They can exceed 20 feet

22:54in the way a ton. They are bigens. Uh, the northern territory is home to more than 100, thousand of those crocodiles. Uh, video. I just the other day, I saw a TikTok of this. There's a guy who's like paddle boarding on a body of water in Queensland, which is where we're talking about. Queensland, Australia. And there are guys on the dock and they're like, mate, there's salty is right. There's three of them right there. And the guys like, I'm fine. And they're like, no, you're not. One guy's like, don't get mad when it eats you. Yeah. You wanted this. Australia is not a place to play around with. Mm-hmm. If you are out in the wilderness, you need to be very aware of everything because everything wants to kill you. I'm sure you guys saw yesterday, uh, a threat scare shut down the Kansas City airport for several hours. I saw K and Lex's Maria Kena tweeting about it in real time. There was an abrupt evacuation Sunday after authorities got word of a possible device in the terminal and nearby

23:54parking garage. There was a huge police response. The Kansas City Aviation Department said that the airport police assisted by the FBI cleared parts of the terminal as a precaution. Inbound flights were held on taxis. Taxiways away from the gates and travelers were told to immediately evacuate. They didn't go into detail about the original report, but you know, and eventually the all clear was given, but travelers are urged to continue reporting anything suspicious. Can't be too safe at the airport, I suppose. I guess even with all of the security stuff in place. Mm-hmm. Pokemon has rebuked the White House's use of its intellectual property in a social media post. Um, Pokemon company international said it didn't grant permission to the White House to post social media contents that contained imagery associated with their new polkapedia

24:59game. This is a life simulation game that was launched on Thursday. And the White House posted, you know, something very similar and it said make America great again. And polkapedia's signature font. They say we are, we were not involved in its creation or distribution, and no permission was granted for the use of our intellectual property. Our mission is to bring the world together, and that mission is not affiliated with any political viewpoint or agenda. Nintendo is sort of in general going to war with the Trump administration. They've also sued them over tariffs. Mm-hmm. So, I didn't bring this up earlier. I thought about it, but now this story is the perfect segue for it. These like memes that the, the meme videos, the White House are putting out there about the war are ridiculously childish. They, yeah. What are we doing? Why are we memeifying a military action overseas where our, not, not, not only our servicemen and women are in grave

26:02danger. What do we know about that? Seven, seven dead soldiers so far, which is not a huge number, but it's still seven families without their family member, right? And the White House is making it seem like it's a sport. They're like mixing in movies with music and sports clips and Pokemon, what are we doing? Can we not act like grown-ups? This is a serious thing, and this is where serious people act like serious people. Does anybody like that? Does anybody see those videos and go, oh yeah, give me more of that? Because if you do, there's something wrong with you. War is not for celebrating. It's not for thumping your chest. It's a thing you don't want to do, but you do if you think that there's a concern that could lead to future deaths, right? Or bigger deaths or a larger number of them. We all know war's always existed. But why are we memeifying it now? Why are we turning it into like some kind of celebratory chest thumping nonsense? I agree with you wheels. Fortunately, the people who need to hear that, I don't think are interested

27:08in the message at all. And in fact, the point is to upset honest, decent people. I think that is the point. But what's served by doing that? What is being achieved? I don't want to be trolled by the White House. I don't care if there are trolls online. But people that are serious people shouldn't be trolling the people they work for. And the people in the White House work for us. We don't let them know that. We don't fire them off and off. We don't do anything about anything. So maybe that's a tacit permission slip to just do this kind of nonsense. But it's, I mean, come on, grow up. Stop with the memes. I don't know if you got some 18-year-old creating all as your social media manager for the White House account. But at some point, are there no grownups there that understand that this is serious? Do we have to jokify and meamify everything, including the White House? I mean, you want to know why people get mad. And

28:15then they'll be like, well, see you got your man. Yeah, because you're an idiot. Yeah, they want you to be mad. It's okay to be mad when someone's being stupid. Right. Like, who's going to catch it? No, you didn't. You're just being a jerk. And if you want to piss people off, being a jerk is an easy way to do it. Just like pissing them off is really easy to do too. All you got to do is mention any negative thing. It's like, uh, TDS, TDS. So why are we all worried about triggering each other? Just stop triggering each other. Be normal. Just be normal. Why is that hard? I mean, AgSeth is such a try hard chat. It's frustrating. Like, bro, you're not that. You're a guy, okay? You're a guy. And there are a lot of people that could do that job who have way more qualifications, but their qualification that they were missing is they don't kiss enough ass. That's the qualification they were all missing. How does it feel to have a job just,

29:15just because you will kiss, but I don't, I don't understand. I don't understand why we're all, I don't, I don't get the victory in it. I don't get what you think is being achieved by just being an irritant. Yeah. Yeah. It is, it is incredibly frustrating and you do, you do wonder what the point of it is. Uh, I, I think the point, though, I think it is simple. I think it is, we want to upset people because we can and we think it's funny and we can get away with it. And here's what pisses me off about it most is none of those people would ever do that stuff face to face without security around them. Like, you're Tommy tough guy. But what would you do if it was just you and the person you're trying to piss off standing in a room? And if it was a parent of one of those soldiers who just got killed, how would you react then would you be in your face? Or would you be a little more demiric because you might get punched in the face?

30:22All right. So last segment following the weather we did headlines. We did the, you know, quote unquote regular news. Let's get to the real news with the fast food news range. Yeah, we didn't get to this on Friday and there's so many great fast food stories that we must cover. First of all, Chick-fil-A is debuting a new jalapeno ranch club chicken sandwich nation-wide. I'll stick with the old school. You don't want the jalapeno ranch? Not really. Okay. I mean, it doesn't sound gross or anything, but I mean, to me, the regular, the regular is just so good. It has candied bacon on it. Oh, I trust them. I'll be, I'll be eating that. Yeah. Well, the one thing that they did that was kind of like off the main streak lately. Was it like a few months ago? They had the pretzel one. Oh, yeah, that was good. That damn thing was amazing. That was amazing. Domino says their best deal ever featuring 999 pizzas on any crust with any toppings. So I guess in mediums? Um, let's see here. Pizza on any crust with any

31:24toppings. It excludes specialty and extra large, but okay, it's a lot of large pizza. Yeah. And the only other thing is the Parmesan stuffed crust is an additional charge, but 10 bucks. That's not bad. Yeah, that's great. Jimmy Johns is introducing a new Greek Euro chicken and Greek cucumber salad. I don't know if this is what I want from Jimmy Johns necessarily. Not at all. But I appreciate that they're branching out. You know, I trust them more than I trust some of the other sandwich places to pull that off. I suppose you're right. Jimmy Johns has their French bread is so strong. It's so good. Yeah. I never get anything other than that French bread. I'm with you, Andrew. Yeah. Not interested in like a wrap-based thing at Jimmy and Burger King is adding a new frozen strawberries and cream beverage. That's not really my kind of thing either, but I know. Can I get smooth with you, I guess? Yeah, like a almost like a dirty soda or like a pink drink from Starbucks. I don't like the real

32:26the real creamy drinks like that, but I know they are extremely popular. So good luck to you, Burger King. One last thing before we have to go to break Taco Bell is introducing introducing a chocolate fudge in Caramel in Panada. So I saw this online the other day. You get one chocolate fudge and one caramel in Panada. Oh, so they're not together. It's two separate things. Yeah, it's separate. They look quite interesting. Yeah, all right.