Hour 2 – Veterans Shine Early at US Open, Rebecca Lowe
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What insights do veterans bring to the US Open?
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I like watching it with my dad.
It's a connecting force.
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How does Rebecca Lowe assess Team USA's chances in the World Cup?
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What factors might be holding back Cristiano Ronaldo and Portugal?
We're Armstrong and Getty. We try to bring you the truth and help you figure out this crazy modern world.
How about something about a comedic tone? I do.
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What is Rebecca Lowe's connection to Crystal Palace and England championships?
Wow.
Then after that game seven, Mark keep coming to, he's like, you know, I love you, dog. You know, it's all love. This was just playoffs.
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How does the US Open course challenge golfers?
We got street food style Frito pies in the bag. Now, once again, what do you put in the Frito? You open up the bag, and then you put in chili? Yep, so it's chili, cheese, sour cream, pico de gallo, some little scallions on top if you're so inclined. And you just put your hand in the bag? You could, or you could use a spoon or a fork. Okay. All right. Just want to make sure that I'm eating it properly. Yeah, Paul.
Yeah, the I-team is looking into the origins of Frito Pie, and there's a debate between Texas and New Mexico. But back in the day, a man named Charles Doolin, the genius who created Fritos, used to do it at home. And then his friends heard about it, and they called it Frito Pie, and it's often served at concession stands in Texas.
Okay. Back to you.
What are the implications of the US Open scoring trends?
What else do we have?
Yeah, you can get it at a game for $33. A bag of Fritos.
And Miller Lite Beer-Hitos. Okay. Which is going to be a twist on the classic Mojito. All right. Yes, Todd? Do you remember the old Fritos commercial back in the day? Munch a bunch a bunch a bunch of Fritos goes with lunch.
Do you remember that? That was fun back then.
Munch a bunch a bunch a bunch a bunch a bunch of Fritos goes with lunch. That was a popular commercial back then.
I didn't get to have Fritos at lunch.
What unique experiences does Rebecca Lowe share about hosting the World Cup?
I know, you had this thin piece of bologna and everyone was looking at you like this poor kid.
What's going to become of Dan?
I wasn't spoiled and rich and a mama's boy.
I wasn't rich, but I was very spoiled. Like if I wanted a third Twinkie, there was no problem with that ending up in my bag.
My sweet boy.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What insights do veterans bring to the US Open?
0:00–0:50
2
How does Rebecca Lowe assess Team USA's chances in the World Cup?
0:50–1:29
3
What factors might be holding back Cristiano Ronaldo and Portugal?
1:29–2:04
4
What is Rebecca Lowe's connection to Crystal Palace and England championships?
2:04–2:41
5
How does the US Open course challenge golfers?
2:41–3:27
6
What are the implications of the US Open scoring trends?
3:27–3:55
7
What unique experiences does Rebecca Lowe share about hosting the World Cup?
3:55–4:28
8
What are the cultural impacts of soccer in the US according to Rebecca Lowe?
4:28–53:13