Today vs Back in the Day (9/26/25)
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What trivia game pits generations against each other?
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Today versus back in the day.
Hey, we're back. Thank you so much for being here. And we are going to play the game that pits the generations against each other. All right. Oh, man. And today, I think I got some really good questions for our older millennials and Gen X crowd. I think you guys are going to enjoy this. They're going to be into it. Yeah. And we're actually going to start with a Gen Xer, Leonardo DiCaprio. Oh, yeah? But he keeps dating 19-year-olds, so he looks younger. Actually, his girlfriend right now is 27. That's got to be it. Wow, very mature. I know, I know. One of the oldest he's ever dated. I don't even think he has to tuck her in anymore. If not the oldest, yeah. But that's not why he was making headlines this week. It was actually because he revealed an agent once told him to change his name.
Yeah. Because Leonardo DiCaprio was too ethnic. It's funny because I've never thought about it, but when you hear that, I could see an agent going, Leonardo? Like, come on. How many Leonardos are there in the Ninja Turtles?
Not really.
I think it's the opposite. I think his name makes him born to be famous. Like, a name like Leonardo DiCaprio, you're born to be someone big.
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