Transition: Spiegel had an amazing experience for Bad Bunny's halftime show at Super Bowl

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What unique experiences did Matt Spiegel have at Bad Bunny's halftime show?

Unknown 0:01

Relax your tight end for prostate cancer. Unveiling a new way to test for it without having to, you know.

Marshall Harris 0:08

Was that where they're showing the butt close-ups? Yes. The butt's clenching? Literally, right?

Unknown 0:11

It starts out with a bunch of tight ends.

Leila Rahimi 0:14

I don't know what we need that for, that audio, but we need to get it. And get it, we did. Thank you, Tyler Biederbaugh. Thank you, Ray Diaz. Thanks, Brandon Fryer. Thanks to Connor O'Donnell. Thanks, Jacob Stutz. Thanks, Max Curtis. Thanks to everybody who joined us as listeners, as viewers. Thanks to Anthony Herron and Dan Weterer. I'm Dolores Rahimi, signing off to Marshall Harris, Mark Rohde, Lawrence Williams, and Matt Spiegel. Thank you for your contribution.

Unknown 0:43

I thought when you said thanks, Max Curtis, you were really going to say thanks, Max Crosby, and I was there for it. I was like, yeah. Why are you Dolores?

Leila Rahimi 0:51

Because I accidentally called Dan Adam because I was reading an Adam Schefter tweet at the time. I'm checking the news.

Unknown 0:57

It's okay, Dolores.

Leila Rahimi 0:58

Yeah, he said Dolores, and I was like, okay, I'm good with Dolores.

Marshall Harris 1:01

And we were trying to think of the top Doloreses, and the best one I came up with, with some help in the textures, quite frankly, Lawrence, was Dolores O'Riordan, who was the lead singer of the Cranberries. Unfortunately, we lost her in the year 2018, so I don't know who's our best and most important Dolores.

Mark Grote 1:17

How about Dolores Claiborne, the Stephen King character from a book and a film?

Laurence Holmes 1:23

And the character from Seinfeld. That's right. Rhymes with?

Leila Rahimi 1:25

So then everybody sent us that, and I was howling, laughing, because if you look at our text line, it's pretty amusing right now.

Marshall Harris 1:31

I don't know if I want to look. Yes, a lot of people were reminding us of the female body part that they were describing. Proud of you all. Especially me, right? I didn't say it. I didn't do it.

Mark Grote 1:42

Well, hold on, Grody. So the butts that you're talking about.

Marshall Harris 1:46

Yeah.

Mark Grote 1:46

They were not clenching. They were unclenching.

Marshall Harris 1:49

You're right. You're right. I thought about that. I used the wrong word.

Unknown 1:52

This is the entire point of the commercial. You say that speaks, but it's okay to think that because to get clenched or to get unclenched, you have to be clenched.

How did the halftime performance reflect Latin American culture?

Unknown 2:00

And at the beginning of the commercial, they were all already relaxed tight ends.

Mark Grote 2:03

Well, yeah, but at the end, they show the butts unclenching because the relaxed tight end is the entire bit. of the joke relax your ass you are correct my god like you know is has advertising taught you nothing mark to declench you're right i now know declench i thought it was unclench declench even a word either way unclench they got me i laughed when vernon davis was painting when i saw like they went to the lengths to go get vernon davis And have him painting. I'm like, you win. You win.

Unknown 2:38

All tight ends are relaxed. Wait until I get you in my clenches.

Laurence Holmes 2:41

I can't believe that they got away with the William Shatner stuff. I can't believe that that wasn't an FCC fine.

Unknown 2:49

I think I missed that one.

Laurence Holmes 2:50

Yeah, they shortened his name to the first syllable. And that's all he was calling himself.

Mark Grote 2:57

And I'm like, I don't think you can...

Laurence Holmes 2:59

I think you can.

Mark Grote 3:00

It's the past tense. I wouldn't. It's the past tense. I truly wouldn't. I understand. But how about the one time when, I'll tell you this, this is unrelated that I'm thinking of it, but one time Eddie O. at Olchek referred to a high heavy shart that had, it wasn't a shot. He accidentally called it a high-heavy chart on a hockey floor. It's unrelated to anything, but that can be said. I'm going to let you hold on to that one, Speaks. I'm right here. I got you. See, look. Anybody hit a button over there? Mitch is on vacation. We're safe.

Marshall Harris 3:39

Oh, did you hit a button? I did.

Mark Grote 3:40

I did. Damn you, Ray.

Marshall Harris 3:41

He brings the button with him, by the way, on vacation.

Laurence Holmes 3:44

Mitch has got a big red button on the beach. You are a scaredy cat. Ray, that is the proper move.

Mark Grote 3:49

No! No, it is not.

Laurence Holmes 3:50

Yes, it is.