Shock Collar Question of the Day (9/28/26)
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It's Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning. Good morning to our four and a half listeners. Wow.
We had
a full five yesterday and I I don't want to tell you what happened to that one guy. So you know what? Let's just get to the big news.
Was it the half person?
What bizarre concession food are the New York Islanders serving at games?
Hey, text in if it's the upper half you.
If you have that half to text with. But you know how before every major league baseball season the teams come out with strange food mashups that they're gonna serve at the stadiums?
Yes. Yeah, that's part.
Kind of taking a page out of the state fair playbook. Apparently, hockey is feeling left out.
You can do it too. You're welcome to the Fried Food Club.
They have taken that invite, Brooke. And that's why this season they're trying to create some buzz, specifically the New York Islanders. And their marketing team was asked to come up with a creative new food item to lure fans to the concession stands. I'm not sure that they hit the mark on this idea, but I'm gonna tell you anyway. What did they do? Now if you go to their arena, you can buy something called the cluster buck. A grilled cheese sandwich filled with nerds gummy clusters.
Here's a
photo and the photo doesn't make it look any more appetizing. Who would want that? It's
like super sweet. It doesn't make any sense either. Like it has nothing to do with the team.
The texture,
maybe? Like it's crunchy and sweet.
People who want it everything to end as quickly as possible. Um and I'd go into more detail about what it is, but I already told you it's a grilled cheese sandwich. And then at some point the chef shoves a bunch of gummy clusters into it and says, Order up
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–2:51
2
What bizarre concession food are the New York Islanders serving at games?
2:51–5:13
3
How does the Next-Door Nightmares neighbor complaint game work?
5:13–6:07
4
Why do loud music and late-night workouts make neighbors angry?
6:07–6:42
5
Which everyday habits, from noisy kids to trash cans, annoy neighbors?
6:42–7:47
6
Why do barking dogs and abandoned cars frustrate neighbors?
7:47–8:37
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How do dog poop and overgrown lawns become neighborhood disputes?
8:37–9:09
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What are the most common neighbor complaints, and who wins the game?
9:09–13:11