Your hosts discussed their personal plans and experiences, including Thanksgiving preparations, a cat’s disappearance, and the comfort of a new support hose. They also engaged in light-hearted discussions about various topics, such as penguins, cars, and unexpected cultural phenomena. The conversation ended with a focus on literature, film, and the importance of muscle memory in manual skills.
Thanksgiving Plans and AI Companion
Keith, Terry, and Jill discussed their upcoming Thanksgiving plans. Jill mentioned that her husband had bought a 20-pound turkey for their Thanksgiving dinner, and they would be spending the holiday with three of their four kids. Keith shared that he and his family would be attending two Thanksgiving dinners, one on Thursday and another on Saturday. Terry talked about his new support hose, which he found comfortable, and his wife’s new part-time job that involved bringing home popcorn. The team also discussed their AI companion and the possibility of leaving a holiday message on a voicemail number.
Keith shared an update about their cat, Kitty, who had been acting strangely and had disappeared for a few days. They suspected she might have gotten pregnant or been attacked by a stray animal. Keith revealed that they had to rescue Kitty from the basement where she had been locked in for at least a day without food or water.
We spin the wheel and the topic of the day is: “Would you rather.” Various questions involve: including being an unknown major league baseball player or a well-known badminton star, going without TV or junk food, and spending a day at an amusement park or on the beach.
Featuring an Emperor Penguin named Gus, who swam 2,200 miles from Antarctica to Australia. The group also discussed an older macaroni penguin at SeaWorld in San Diego, who is losing his hearing but still recognizes his food providers. The conversation ended with a humorous discussion about the penguins’ potential to share war stories.
Keith shares about a Lamborghini and Ferrari found in a grandma’s garage, and compare that to an old car in his aunt’s garage. Terry has a story about a slice of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip’s wedding cake that was auctioned off. The conversation also touched on the concept of “Brown Friday,” a term used by plumbers to describe the day after Thanksgiving when they receive a surge of emergency plumbing calls due to people consuming large amounts of food and potentially clogging their pipes. The conversation ended with a discussion about the importance of not putting grease or certain food items down the garbage disposal to avoid plumbing issues.
Keith presented a humorous segment about the America’s Best Bathrooms contest, highlighting the winner, Maverick Service Station, and other notable entries. Jill’s joke that her grandson Maverick was mentioned as having to clean the bathroom at Maverick. Keith also discussed other notable entries, including the Hop Shop, Indiana Caverns, Kansas City Zoo, and Mad in Houston. Terry shared a news story about the birth of an Asian elephant baby at the St. Louis Zoo, which was born through in vitro fertilization. The conversation ended with a discussion about Donald Trump’s legal charges being dropped.
In the meeting, Jill introduced several words for the team to guess, including “lookie, break”, “spin drift”, “upper rose”, “brawl”, “congruent”, “iniquitous”, and “tit up”. The team discussed the meanings of these words, with some being more challenging than others. Keith and Terry provided various interpretations and jokes about the words, while Jill confirmed the correct meanings. The team also engaged in light-hearted banter and wordplay throughout the discussion.
Terry shares a top 10 list of “pop culture moments that weren’t supposed to happen,” including the Incredible Hulk’s green color, Biz Markie singing the chorus of “Just a Friend,” and Shaggy’s hit song “It Wasn’t Me” being included on an album against the producer’s wishes. The conversation involves wordplay, jokes, and reminiscing about these unexpected cultural phenomena.
The conversation then shifted to manual skills, with Keith and Jill discussing the importance of muscle memory in playing musical instruments like the piano and banjo. They also touched on the concept of “dangerous” handicrafts and the role of safety precautions in such activities.
Keith reads two emails. One is about to competing barnyard roosters the other is about an old-fashioned horse race. As usual, we wrap it up with a few final thoughts.
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