Transition with Spiegel & Holmes

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What humorous references are made about Hammond eggs?

Marshall Harris 0:01
The Hammond hams.
Leila Rahimi 0:04
Who was the texter who said the Hammond eggs? Who are you? Because that was fantastic.
Marshall Harris 0:11
About to be the green Hammond eggs because, you know, they're going to be envious once that thing gets built in Arlington Heights.
Leila Rahimi 0:16
Hammond eggs was a great move by our texter. Thanks, everybody who called and texted. Thanks to Manu Raju, the CNN correspondent, for talking about the Bears and talking to J.B. Pritzker with us. Thanks to Ian Happ. Thanks to Russ Dorsey. Thanks to Marshall Harris, Mark Grody, Ray Diaz, Tyler Buterbaugh, Brandon Fryer, Jacob Stutz, Max Curtis, Connor O'Donnell, and Cody Westerlund. And now it is time for Transition with Matt Spiegel and Lawrence Holmes. Transition is brought to you by TORQ Coatings, high-performance coatings for your home or business. TORQ, T-O-R-Q, coatings.com.
Mark Grote 0:51
Hello. So you guys just did the segment that needed to be done. Thank you for going through the playlist. And did you point out the horrific flow? The choices are in and of themselves a stylistic choice.

Who are the guests featured in the transition segment?

Unknown 1:07
It offended your DJ sensibilities?
Mark Grote 1:09
Dude, there is a way that you build drama and narrative and romance. Dare I say romance?
Matt Spiegel 1:18
No, too much. I'm going to have to. That's just it. I'm just going to say it. These were doing it songs. Let's be honest. Welcome to the jungle. Did you think these were doing it songs? You'd be doing it different than other people. Welcome to the jungle. Wait, wait, wait. Welcome to the jungle? Come on now. Welcome to the jungle is a... Can't stop by the chili peppers?
Laurence Holmes 1:40
See now... Last resort by Papa Roach? Cut my life into pieces.
Leila Rahimi 1:46
Exactly. Okay, Grody, that's a... I don't know that I'd put that on the dating app, per se.
Mark Grote 1:50
Yeah, like... I mean, so is it one long session? Or what are we talking about?
Laurence Holmes 1:58
Too much? We have crossed the line. Never too much, never too much, never too much.
Mark Grote 2:03
To me, a playlist, it's not even about that. If it's doing its songs, that can be its own track.
Laurence Holmes 2:10
Yeah, it's a song by LL Cool J. Doing it and doing it and doing it well. That's what I love, Grody. Your growth as a hip-hop head is tremendous.
Mark Grote 2:18
I don't even think that's a song for that, do you? A playlist, I'm mapping out my feelings for you.

What stylistic choices are discussed regarding the playlist?

Mark Grote 2:23
I'm helping you through a difficult time when you need to turn the page. By the way, we here at Turn the Page Industries are not willing to take this playlist in as content.
Leila Rahimi 2:33
That's because it was turning the page.
Mark Grote 2:36
Yeah. That's true. I didn't look at the fold.
Laurence Holmes 2:41
Was that on there? Was Alanis Morissette on there? Because if those two things were on there, then you know. But you can build a, if you want, you can build a little playlist for the goings-ons and whatnot. That's true. But you do want to build crescendo. You know what I'm saying?
Mark Grote 2:59
This had no flow in any particular way. I agree, Grotz, that taken one by one, you could see things happening.
Matt Spiegel 3:05
I love this who speaks. High energy, like, you know. Razor glass by Pink. That was a head scratcher, though.
Mark Grote 3:14
I mean, that was the one.
Marshall Harris 3:15
That was the one that set you off.
Mark Grote 3:17
I'm going to go ahead and say it. I find the whole relationship a head scratcher.
Leila Rahimi 3:21
I don't know, man. That's some longevity.

How do the hosts define 'doing it songs'?

Leila Rahimi 3:24
I feel like that was a real thing, and we're all just kind of witnessing it real time.
Mark Grote 3:27
Wow, that's probably more true than I've even thought about.
Leila Rahimi 3:30
Maybe I'm a romantic. You guys know I personally am dead inside, but for other people, I think it's a good idea.
Matt Spiegel 3:35
I don't think you're dead inside. You know, you listen to a little Papa Roach, you'll feel better.
Mark Grote 3:39
Could you have six to eight years of romance while also having all the dishonesty and everything? I mean, I guess you can.
Laurence Holmes 3:49
And a marriage.
Mark Grote 3:50
Right, two marriages.
Laurence Holmes 3:51
Oh, yeah.
Leila Rahimi 3:52
Who has the time? Who has the time for all of this?
Laurence Holmes 3:55
These are the questions.
Leila Rahimi 3:56
I'm reading about the draft while I'm watching two baseball games and one of my baseball games has to go because Jorge Soler hit a home run and I got mad.
Marshall Harris 4:04
It was a real deal home run.
Leila Rahimi 4:06
I quit the game after that stupidly.
Marshall Harris 4:08
Your question, who has time for this? I think we have been pretty... pretty clear as the evidence shows us that you have time for what you make time for and they made all the time for this particular thing well that titans thing declined at a certain point fair somebody did somebody did put together a meme you know like the girl inspirational memes that are like if he wanted to he would and it was like men have times to have whole careers and affairs don't tell him don't let him tell you but it's time for you that's the point

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