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1:00Bug Tussle. Okay. Bug Tussle Texas. Everyone heard of that. Bug Tussle, Texas. Officials say more than 70 Bug Tussle road signs have been stolen over the years by thieves who apparently appreciate the name Bug Tussle and want to sign. I mean, I'm hearing it for the first time and I've got warm feelings towards it. Hilarious. Bug Tussle. And of course it'd be in Texas. Of course. An Austrian man broke the Guinness World Record for the most uninflated balloons pass through the nose and out the mouth at one minute. He did it 10 times. That's incredible. I don't even want to know how that works. That is so dumb. What a dumb reason to almost die. And maybe I don't know. I mean, it is connected. Hey, you wanted that's incredible. Well, sure. I got Burger King yesterday. Yeah. Because we've been talking about it. Yeah. And I was all about it. I went to Burger King and I got a few things. Yeah. But you know what, Burger King, you can get a large onion rings and french fries mixed together. Oh, I think that's a relatively new thing, right?

2:02Yeah. It's like, you don't have to choose. You know how sometimes you get onion rings, you get a stray fry in there. Yeah. It's exciting. Yeah, yeah. And vice versa. Yeah. Now you can just order a thing that both of them are mixed. I hate to point out something obvious. What, that that's been around for five years and I just found out. No, just that the campaign is BK, have it your way. And you, in fact, had it your way. Yeah, but accidentally, I didn't even know I wanted it, but now you can go forward like this. Yeah. What else did you get from Burger King? Well, there's a thing called a jalapeno bites. Yeah. So I got those. Were they good? Super good. Hey. And also there was some by an original chicken sandwich. Get the second one. I don't know. Yeah. So I was like, well, I should probably do that. Right. Because someone else wants to eat. Right. So maybe I had a bite of that too. You have licked fingers after you ate your KFC, thus finger-looking good. Yeah, you're really on a roll between your lyrics and your jingles and your slogans. So I haven't life.

3:03These four hours. Yeah. The only guy I have to make me happy is nothing really does outside of here. What else I have? Oh, how about this? A French woman has just married her true love of public transit tram, specifically train number 3013. Okay. Dome French lady. I'm sure you're killing it on TikTok, which was the whole thing. There you go. One, three. I mean, this is like a real thing where people are mirroring bridges. What's in a TV show? Didn't they do a TV show or something? I mean, there's something on TLC about it. Yeah. It's just, it's wild. What happens if the tram doesn't want to be with the tram anymore? Right. Yeah. You get half her stuff. That tram may hate her. Sure. He may be offended every time she's in it. Tram sees. But also, you know what's the sad part? Yeah. Two trams down. That might be the tram that's like secretly been in love with her this whole time. That's right. And she's over here, Don. A tram that doesn't like her. Right, 2107. It's like, hello. He sometimes trucks crash and people run over to loot pieces of wreckage.

4:10But not always. A crashed semi truck full of tofu's been sitting underneath the bridge of Missouri for three weeks. You know, what has touched it? A man in Poland finally passed his driving test after 139 failed attempts across nine years. He finally did it. That's incredible. No. No. No. After trying, after five, you no longer are ever allowed to get your license. That's real. That's real. 139 tries. I swear to God. I don't know why he kept failing. Could he not get past the parallel parking? I mean, I get that. That's always the sticking. That's valid. But NASA scientists have confirmed a rare 225 meter wide crater on the moon, likely formed from an impact two years ago. Instants like this only happen about once every 139 years. So yeah, there's a crater on the moon that just happens filled with craters, but this one's a new crater. How to have fun. Anytime. Anywhere. Step one. Go to chumbacaceno.com.

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