Chapter 1: What taco trivia questions are posed during the episode?
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Chapter 2: How do traditional Mexican street tacos differ from American versions?
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This just in, a new list came out of things we find totally normal today that people will find creepy 50 years from now.
Oh, these are fun.
Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning. Just imagine a time capsule from this moment, and then 50 years down the road, people open it up and are like, what in God's name were they thinking? So we're just going to do the top ones.
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Chapter 3: What humorous taco-related anecdotes are shared by the hosts?
And remember, these are going to be creepy in 50 years.
Creepy.
Number four. Sorry, Alexis, this one might hit close to home. Gel nails. I don't even know exactly what gel nails are.
They're already banning them in Europe now. Why?
Because they're terrible for you.
For you? For the environment? All of it. What are they? They're nails made out of gel? It's gel nail polish, Jeff. It like lasts for way longer than a regular manicure. Is that like the clear stuff? It almost feels like in between fake nails and nail polish. Practicality is creepy.
I guess so.
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Chapter 4: What surprising facts about the world's largest taco are revealed?
Number three, dating apps. Oh. Like imagine your grandchildren discover your old iPhone up in your attic and they turn it on. They're like, what's plenty of squid? What does this mean? I mean, it is different than finding your grandparents' love letters to each other.
Yeah.
What's the future? Just sliding into their brain with your microchip?
Something like that.
That's like a DM. You send your robot. Yeah, you send your robot to go. Experts say dating apps are probably going to be gone by then. They'll have totally new ways to meet and connect with people. Number four, Elf on the Shelf. Oh, thank you. Really? I mean, it's already creepy. It is kind of.
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Chapter 5: How did NASA incorporate tortillas into space missions?
But in 50 years, Santa's surveillance tech is going to be a lot better anyway. He'll have new ways to spy on children. My kids are always wondering why Elf on the Shelf never visited our house. I'm like, you guys are good. You don't need to be spied on. Too well behaved. And the number one modern thing that's considered totally normal right now but will be creepy in 50 years, la boo-boos.
Oh, yeah. Yeah.
They'll be like the old porcelain dolls that we make horror movies of now, but in five decades, they're going to come out with La Boo Boo's Feeding Time. Yeah. Their little teeth. I bet the porcelain dolls are going to make a comeback. Yeah, they're going to look good. Everything comes full circle eventually. You know what to get Brooke for Christmas.
Now let's move on to the shot caller question of the day. Nothing weird or creepy about a job that shocks their employees for answering simple trivia questions wrong. So Jake, do your worst. Today is not just any old Tuesday.
Chapter 6: What are the hosts' favorite taco toppings and combinations?
It's actually the holiest of foodie holidays. It's National Taco Day.
Yay!
Arriba! You can eat 12 hard shells, 9 soft shells, and 13 mini taquitos and just say, like, what? I'm just celebrating. Yeah!
Awesome! It's responsible, isn't it?
No judgment. We're going to find out who here is a true Mexican meat lord and who's about to get guac blocked during a special Taco Bout Trouble edition of... Plenty of 20. I hate when I get guac block. Yeah, I do that to my husband when he tries to take too much. You meat lords will say a number one through 20 and I'll toss you a spicy question about tacos.
Just answer it correctly to stay in the game. We'll start with the woman who's less into taco Tuesdays and more about crop top Tuesdays. That's Alexis.
She likes both. Five.
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Chapter 7: How does the episode celebrate National Taco Day?
Number five. Alexis, which ingredient would you never find in a traditional Mexican street taco? Is it cilantro? No. pineapple, or shredded lettuce? Oh my gosh.
Come on. I don't think there's lettuce in street tacos. So I'm going shredded lettuce, Jake.
Like I said, shredded lettuce.
Get out of here with that stuff.
Traditional tacos stick to onion, cilantro, salsa, and pineapple is used in El Pastor. Yes. But shredded lettuce, purely United States fast food. Usually they grill the pineapple a little bit. So good. So good. Brooke, it's your turn. Five is off the board. Drooling over here.
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Chapter 8: What are the implications of taco culture in modern society?
Fifteen. Well, continue to drool, Brooke. Which NBA star tried to trademark the phrase Taco Tuesday but failed? NBA star?
It isn't.
Well, for me, it is. Yeah. I mean, I don't know. I feel like the one who's always coming up with different business plans is Shaq. Show me Shaquille O'Neal.
That's smart.
He does advertise for everything. Brooke says Shaquille O'Neal. No, no, no. That was LeBron James. He tried to trademark Taco Tuesday? Every week he would put it on his Instagram, Taco Tuesday! And because he got millions of views, he goes, I'm going to trademark this and own Taco Tuesday. You didn't start it, LeBron. No, exactly. I mean, you're the king of a lot of things. That's not it.
That's not your phrase. I didn't know he was Mexican. That's kind of cool. He filed for the trademark in 2019, but the U.S. Patent Office denied it, saying it's too common a phrase. LeBron Hyman. Try hump day next time, LeBron. There you go. LeBron just heard of that, and he's freaking out. He's like, wait a minute. On Wednesdays, it's brilliant. Jose, it's your turn.
Five and 15 are off the board. I'm going to go out past four. I don't know what that means. Jose, true or false, the world's largest taco was longer than a football field.
Whoa.
Longer than a football. You could swim in it. You could run in it. You could play football in it.
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