Shock Collar Question of the Day (10/7/25)
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What taco trivia questions are posed during the episode?
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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.
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.
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.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What taco trivia questions are posed during the episode?
0:00–1:40
2
How do traditional Mexican street tacos differ from American versions?
1:40–3:13
3
What humorous taco-related anecdotes are shared by the hosts?
3:13–3:49
4
What surprising facts about the world's largest taco are revealed?
3:49–4:25
5
How did NASA incorporate tortillas into space missions?
4:25–5:22
6
What are the hosts' favorite taco toppings and combinations?
5:22–6:09
7
How does the episode celebrate National Taco Day?
6:09–6:44
8
What are the implications of taco culture in modern society?
6:44–13:57