Chapter 1: What is the significance of Frank's Red Hot in game day meals?
Folks, I'm getting hungry. And you know my favorite part of any meal, snack, or game day app? That's right. The GOAT, or should I say the greatest of all time, Frank's Red Hot. It's got the perfect blend of flavor and heat that elevates all foods from wings to buffalo chicken dip to even ice cream. That's right. I said ice cream.
And with a roster of flavors from OG to sweet chili, you can put that shit on everything. So make every dish the greatest and eat the GOAT.
To clean up a couple of things that we've been talking about over the course of the show today, put it on the poll, please, at Levitard Show. Do you lick your finger when turning the pages of a magazine? Morgan Freeman, you guys mentioned him before as the voice of something. I don't know, how old is Morgan Freeman? Because I just heard him as the voice of the dinosaur thing that...
The dinosaur thing we talked about with Ron is a complete con job. Complete dog and pony show.
But Netflix is doing something dinosaur related.
They're lying to us.
That Steven Spielberg is involved in.
What the hell does Steven Spielberg know? Whatever, Rosaurus Rex or whatever the hell it was.
A Rosaurus Rex, you got it.
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Chapter 2: How does Morgan Freeman's voice impact our perception of documentaries?
One involving giving Greg the history of what Mike is referencing when he says we're losing our recipes.
Oh, my God. This is what's wrong with the day. The young ladies today, they're not learning from mom how to cook. We're losing recipes.
Nice. That is Michael Irvin with Warren Sapp. Now, give me, please, the Back in My Day music, even though your father hasn't prepared a Back in My Day, so I can go to him for some history on the Sweet 16, the phrase. You guys want to guess? I was not aware of the history of the phrase Sweet 16. We are in the Sweet 16. Do you guys know anything about the origins of this history? Any of you? No.
No. All right, so Greg, would you care to give us some of the history here of the phrase Sweet Sixteen?
The phrase Sweet Sixteen originated in the early 19th century to describe a girl's characteristic age of innocence. It appeared in Blackwood's Edinburgh magazine in 1826. It likely evolved from the earlier phrase, Sweet 17, used around 1791.
As a sporting term applied to basketball, Sweet 16 was used by a Davenport, Iowa newspaper, Go Newspapers, to describe a high school basketball tournament in 1936. It was not adopted into the NCAA tournament until the 1980s. How about that?
He's really proud of himself on that. I was listening the other day. There's all sorts of questionable music that you, if you go back, it's not just that Jerry Lee Lewis was marrying a 13 year old. Kiss has a song called Simply 16 because it rhymes with Christine. Kiss famously some of the worst lyrics writers in the history of writing. Love Gun? 16 about Christine. The gun was his dick.
16 About Christine is a song about a 16-year-old girl. There's all sorts of music these days that can and should be canceled because it was written during a different time.
She's just 16 years old. Hold up. Wait a second. That guy looks like hell by the way. Let's talk about this one. Another one.
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