Whoa marvelous Marvin. Monday, six o'clock right on the end of the big beautiful nose. Look at that? Does the dow meet ninety seven one the freak six am to ten? Hey, Monday through Friday. This week is Monday through Wednesday. It's a holiday week, Thanksgiving. Our office is only working a half day on Wednesday, Mikey, Is that it? What's their holiday week equivalent? Just drive into the parking lot, do in your card
and drive. So when we fall on home, when we walk through the office area, when you know, we leave, you know, sometime between usually ten and eleven, and we walk through the office, we'll just see the full office just kind of filing out for for their enjoyable Thanksgiving holiday. It's not working again. Sorry. Yeah, not that anyone on earth other than me and you and most definitely JJ cares. But this microphone, your button screwed, I guess, and I'm in the habit always have been.
I fiddle with myself and this microphone button a lot. So even like right there, I turned it off while you were talking. I don't know if I do a little throat clear or whatever, or a little you know, microphone move. I just turned it off and on, so you're the reason it doesn't work. Probably, it's just it's I mean, I suffered so much overuse. That's like blaming a homeowner for their light switch which doesn't work. Like, yeah, I guess technically you are the one that's been turning
it on and off. But but the difference is most homeowners just don't stand by their light switch and just turn it off every six hundred times every time they blink. Right when they blink, they figure their eyes are closed so they can turn the lights off and save a little energy. Yeah, like your microphone switch would probably be still functioning under normal use. I blame Jeff skin Wade, who also uses this microphone. I don't know, but yes,
I turned it off for some reason. This f and thing on Friday decides now when it works fine. When I turn it off, I can't turn it back on, so I have to flail through the window at JJ and throw a tomato against the windowsively. I'm sorry, it is aggressive. I'm like, I'm looking at like fifteen screens over here, and I looked at her laugh sor she glances up and she's got crazy ey shale. Mike's doing the high Speed jaradience dance to get your to get your attention boy speed
boy. The Guardians, Uh, they went with a huge ad buy at the beginning. They took a couple of weeks off its scene, but they're back. They're back this weekend. Yeah, same same thing. They do have an alternate version, but the main ad they had a hammering pretty good this weekend. I was dialed in on the background dancers. I was just trying to look at looking at the layers of this thing. It's a lot
to figure out cinema. I wonder if the people at either the ad agency that created that ad or the you know, I don't know how that all works in TV, or the actual pharmaceutical company have have noticed, I don't know, a viral interest or why are people looking at the YouTube video of this Jardiance commercial just because it's so insane and they're like, hey, we're really onto something here, when the reality is people are just kind of taking the piss out of it. But I guess, you know, it doesn't
matter. People are watching it, they're regardless of why. I wonder if we're just gonna I hope they My point is, I hope they signed the Jardiance lady to some form of long term deal. Yeah, so we can see Jardians too, Yeah, in a totally different concept in the future. I've told you this before. You're in good hands. I have an advertising minor from Northern Arizona University, so I can always help with this sort of thing. I wish you would have jumped in in the middle of that long
sentence. I was just waiting this guy. Listen to this guy go, coulda look like a fool in about thirty seconds when I jump in. I don't remember one thing. It's a muscle you probably need to continue to exercise. But no, that that's actually a very interesting question. And they I don't think they made that commercial being like, oh my god, everyone's just gonna be dancing and celebrated how beautiful this commercial is. A percentage of it
was the holy ass. This is something that you can't deny that you just saw right, you know. But just the fact that some people have taken that commercial and put it in whatever computer program they have and made it even more insane than it is, you know, like they'll just a they're messing with it. It's it's a topic. It's something that people have paid interest
to, albeit for mostly comedic purposes. I just wonder if they realize that they're kind of onto something with this woman, that she needs to be the continued face of jardiance. Like I just googled the Washington Post as an article She's the queen of farm of what a pharma earworm and the haters better watch out. That's in the Washington Post. Yes, Deanna Cologne sings about lowering your A one C. But I've seen it so many times and I can't I still like it every time. You still like it? Yes, I
do like it. And like I said, there's so much going on you could just pick a dancer. Yeah, Like I did notice this time the second second level dancer toward the end is a big, bigger girl and she's just draw like dancing the attention toward the main girl and pointing at her and hits a big point at the end where she sticks a knee and pops it. You know, when it became pretty clear to me that I that you
had seen this commercial no less than a thousand times. So the night that we went to see The Iron Claw, you and Christina were at your place and you live about I don't know a ten to fifteen minute walk from the Texas Theater. So Katie and I met at your place and we all walked down and I got there before Kevin did. And by the way, Kevin's
still out today. We uh. I guess that either that commercial came on or maybe you had it recorded, but it came on and to watch you point out things that a casual viewer would never have noticed and do a sixty seconds play by play of the Jardience commercial. But not just highlighting. I mean you were highlighting things in the background. You had voiceovers or thought or or or or verbal thought bubbles for everybody that was involved in the cast,
Like you've seen this thing a lot. Yeah, you've thought about this way more than you need to do. These are my friends. You don't even have in the commercial. Weird a one C numbers? Do you? I don't know. I might. I might be jinxing myself with an emergency call to my doc. I don't even really know what it is. It's I
don't even it doesn't matter. I suppose I should have learned now with my obsession, but yeah, it's Look, there's value in doing something like if that debuted is a Super Bowl commercial, it would have been talked about m because everyone would have done that what the you know, like the headshake, oh, you know like and that's the goal is to make just any impression anything. I mean. It kind of goes back to is it the Mento's
commercials? Remember? Was that the one that's the fresh Maker did that's? I wonder if that started the almost cringe cheese intentional cheese like intentional yeah, like when when I can't put my finger on it. But at some point in the nineties this country went absolutely insane with with their approach to humor, and yeah, Mento's is definitely part of that where it just breaks the standard of what you expect and it's almost intentionally trying to confuse, right because the
viewer all it needs to do is be memorable. Mentos? Why the hell do I mean we I think of commercial when you say Mentos and I'm sure they're still around and a fine jellied mint candy have you ever had one? Yes? Horrible? No, They're okay, you know, like mentos. But then again, I think there might be a German thing. So are
those commercials like sort of a nod to like the I don't know. Are those German people in the commercials Maybe they just kind of sang the song over it as they're like giving a thumbs up and having an awkward at social interaction with someone and then sharing a mentos and getting on the same page as a result. Yeah, I'm not sure it's I don't know if that comes from that's a German style of comedy, but it's hard to put your finger on
it. But it's like there was something about the nineties, late maybe the mid to late nineties into the early two thousands where comedy like took a turn, and man, I'm telling you, I don't even want to say it, but as a central figure in our lives, I think that was either learning from that or was kind of at the head of that. But it's almost like like talking wrong to people, talking intentionally confusing to people, and
using superfluous wrong words in your conversation towards like that's someone necessary. That tense doesn't make sense. I don't know where where the object as the person issuing the comedy was to be as confusing as possible. Yeah, and to be as random as possible. I don't know else how else to explain it. Well, I think it's almost like when weird weird turned into its own genre of comedy. Maybe that's like almost intentional weird or incorrect. I mean,
I'll still like intentionally misspell a tweet response, you know. And it's my guess as an attempt to be funnier, to make that word funnier than it is. J just said she pulled up a Mento's commercial. I don't know if the audio only does it, but let's find out. H's my ass that it doesn't matter what times better in life with mental press and full of fine nothing gets to you. Stay in, staying cool with Mentos fresh and
falls fresh Maker Fresh. I remember the fantastic I remember it was like the guy gets into the cab and then oh my god, a girl got into the other side of the case. That what that one was? Yeah, it look like a guy got it. It wasn't a cap I think it was just a random guy's car. And he's like on the phone and he turns Aud, Look, he thought it was a yellow car. He's got great hair. He's like, are there any yellow cars that aren't cabs?
Lamborghineas Yeah, right, Lambos That's about it. Yellow. The official color of Ferrari, by the way, not red, it's yellow. Yeah, he gets in that. He looks up at the driver, were like, what are you doing here? I thought you were a cab Jesus have a
Mento that calumbs all there, We're good Italian Dutch company. And then I'll be damned at the food Fighter fighters didn't just make an entire yes You're right video based around the pure insanity of the Mento's commercials, Yeah I'm on their Wikipedia and a full marketing campy TV commercials and catchy jingle which debuted in late
ninety one. Shot in South Africa. Individuals facing various day to day dilemmas dilemmas consume Mentos and are subsequently inspired to solve their problems in a creative, often humorous fashion. For example, a job interview interview, he sits on a freshly painted bench staining his suit, and how does he solve the problems? Mentos? No? Well, yeah, but no, how does he does he paint the whole suit? Yes? He solves a problem by rolling
around on the bench until his suit has pin stripes. Nice, and then he gives himself a thumbs up. But he popped Amento to get that espiado. Yeah, correct, and then a huge that the marketing paragraph on Wikipedia is pretty small. And then the next one's three times as big. Reaction with carbonated beverages. That's a big thing. Put a mentos in a two liter bottle. Yeah, I never got into it, Okay. So number one, it's got the word meant in it, even though it's spelled m
E and t os. So my expectation of minto is, Okay, this is going to be a breath freshener or something that is got a purpose. But it's just a chewy blob. Yeah, you know. And and they come in like fruit flavors too. It's not just a mint. I like the fruit flavors. No, I bet those might be good. I just I don't want my mint to be chewy. I would eat them like candy. Yeah, they are like cand I don't think anybody eat chases the fruit
ones as like a mint, chewy mint. It's called yeah what, But that's the beauty is like what introduced ninety one years ago in the Netherlands. That's the beauty, is it? Candy ors are just making your breath fresh. I treat them as candy. I don't think it's candy. Yeah, yeah, I don't even think they really help your breath. No, all that much, like you can't like if you eat one, you're like, okay, certain mints like those. Have you ever had those little altoids?
They're not the big chalky ones, They're the little mint ones that come in the smaller Yeah, like ten candy. Those are powerful some of my car right, yah, yeah, those are great? Like those? Will you can tell if somebody's had one a mento, You're not going to be next to somebody go oh your breath is so minty fresh. It's just like, oh, you just had candy? Is that boison berry? Really nice? So it doesn't really serve the breath freshening purpose. It's just candy. Do
you use a breath freshening agent of any kind? I like to welcome Arizona Cardinals writer, No nothing, no, just floss and brush and no game ever or I have all TODs in the car right now, but I'm not. I don't use them regularly, but I don't. Maybe I should. I've never noticed anything with you. You're good, but there's people in our lives that yeah, I know, you know past lives, which makes you
think that that you can smell their breath for down a hallway. Do you think someone would have told you by now that you have God like I had, like the you know, like the clinical yeah what or there's a problem in your life where you need to get checked. I would pray to God that somebody close to me would say, I love you so much, bro, but I think you've got that clinical breath thing. It's more than just
I know what you had for lunch. It's that it's that dragony. Ye, I don't know, something that is spawned from the cauldrons of Satan's anus, that lives inside your body, that ruins life for those around me. I would hope that somebody would tell me that the rim of Satan. Yeah, that sound like a scary place, multiple ways. You would you want
that? Yeah, I would remember this deal and I don't. I'm sure I know they still have this, but uh, sort of at the advent of emails, somebody came up with the like anonymous email sender where like, let's say, you know, you and I are bff. But if I was like to Danny's breath sucks, but I can't look him in the eye and be like, dude, constructive criticis you know, like you're saying,
I mean I think I would, but i've if I noticed that. But it's an email that you can just send from an anonymous email that says, hey, I'm somebody who cares about you. Your breath is awful, dude, and it's totally anonymous. It's not your fault, not your fault. Some suggestions here, you know, maybe this this, or like I do you have BO Maybe change your deodorant. I know you probably don't notice it. I'm no doubt that you're a clean person. You shower, but something's
up and maybe you change a deodorant to something with this or this. Do we have a friend or an acquaintance that had to have that was the recipient of the BO talk one time in our past? I feel like we did. Oh yeah, there was someone who was certainly whispered about. But does that do any good? No? No, no, I think somebody actually pulled them aside and said, bro, you gotta start using deodorant. Really yeah, okay, yeah, yeah, see that's the thing. We want
that for us. But we're sitting here talking about people that we know that have had that problem and we never said anything. Yeah, exactly, But that's why you pull them aside, like, don't be like bro like from everybody, like you gotta do something. You stay yea checked out like you can't. That's embarrassed. Even if if you get pulled aside, you're just you're like, oh my god, I'm so sorry. I didn't know,
because sometimes you just don't. You don't know, and if you live with you don't unless it's a surprise, right, do it in private, And I feel like we're kind of in private. So there's something I want to tell both you guys. Seriously, I don't teach you. I want to tell you perfect and everywhere. Thank you. It's nice to be to have that reaffirmation. I know. JJ smell is great. She comes in every every morning and gives us a little hug or you know, we don't always
get a little hug. Today we got a little hug. We did get a little hugg you know why because Kat's not here. Yeah, she didn't feel like she was obligated to hug that nasty bastard. Yeah, he's a nasty bitch. Don't jump to your computer. He's a nasty bitch. It was nice. You gotta hug this morning, missed a special hug. I missed you too. Uh. You want to hit weekend crap and figure out if we did anything fun this weekend. I don't know. I didn't.
I think the things that we did this weekend are going to be exposed in segments for sure, But ten seconds here the weekend you get to hear a great song about it now on song all right anyway, brought to you by nobody. So outside of your hour big Friday night, which we will get to believe in the next segment six thirty, that's gonna be good. I know that I texted you, uh crap on Saturday night, right about the time before I went to bed and asked you if your racing pants were we're
yeah. I remember how I phrased it, but maybe not for air. Asked if you were racing pants were going crazy and you were gearing up for your big late night f one viewing whatever you asked me. I responded that they are soaked. Yeah. You said, how are your racing panties? Oh yeah, that's good, and you said soaked? Uh yeah, dude, I'm dork. I'm dork, but you pregamed. Oh, I was pregamed. I watched everything. I'm really lucky. Christina loves this stuff too.
Like during the race on like one o'clock at one am Saturday night Sunday morning, she looked at for a couple times like this is so awesome, like she was she loves it. So she genuinely likes it, and I do as well. So it was, Yeah, we basically kind of had a weekend around the damn F one race in Vegas. Did you guys, were you a fan prior did y'all kind of get into it together, because that's not something you probably grew up knowing about and loving F one specific No,
I mean I I I've said it one hundred times. I always watched racing with my dad. We watched everything, and we weren't F one crazy back when we were kids, but we were Indy Car and NASCAR, and we went to a lot of We went to a few Daytona five hundreds and just anything racing. Obviously, we kept an eye on and we would watch the Monaco Grand Prix every year because that's the biggest race. So that's the kind of the jewel in the crown of Formula one, but it's also the
worst race. There's no passing, there's nothing, but there's celebs and yachts and it's in Monaco, like it's it's a lot of eye candy, which is sort of the allure of the sport on some level. You know, there's a lot of just fun stuff to look at and it's very sexy. So I've always been, you know, kept an eye on it, but yeah, dude, the Netflix thing triggered it big time to give you insight and who these dudes are and layers of people there that really kind of revamped
it for me. And that's probably the first she ever saw of it, so prior to the Netflix series, which I guess is still going on.
What's it called The Drive to Survive? Yeah, yeah, would So the other day when we were looking at something and you played the the open that the F one, I don't know whatever, the F one people run before their events and they go through you know, these little still shots, a little movie moving stills of all the racers and you're just like naming them bam bam bam, Like before you were trying to like name the racer, the driver, the driver before the graphic of his name would come up and you
knew them all. Yeah, that's not something you would have been able to do before survived. No, no, I would have known. You know, I knew the big names. I knew the historically huge names, and you know the legends and the you know, dominating dudes. But that's it is. There's usually someone who dominates for multiple years in a row, and then it slowly kind of changes, whether it be the driver or the team, which is kind of more exciting because when the team changes, then there's
a battle between it within the team. So yeah, no whatever. I was pumped all weekend and this was the Vegas debut, and you know, we knew it was going to be an s show and eye candy and beautiful and possibly a mess and you can't look away. And that's kind of it when you get immersed in it. It's more about the soap opera even you know, like I figure, Danny, let's go to the Austin Race and you'd say, cool, you'd go, and you'd if you sat on a
hill, you'd watch cars go by fast to you. I can see how that's like, well, I mean, yeah, it was cool, but all right, but it's like any sport if you know the teams, the people, what it means, what the little things mean. What in that that case, the battle between fifth and sixth place mean, you know who's about to lose their job, who could steal somebody else's job. I mean, there's just so infinite amount of juice that you can, you know,
apply to it. It makes it all that much more delicious. So yeah, that show added a lot of different layers of context completely. Yeah, I didn't know one team principle before the Drivers Survive show. Did you do? Did you go to extra lengths to read up and educate yourself or did it all just happen by kind of osmosis by watching the series and then watching actual races. No, No, do. I read all kinds of stuff a podcast, I mean, like our late breaking Formula one podcast with our
boys that we had on last week. I think it's like any sport man when you're and I've always loved racing, but I've been a little out on Indy Car just because it's not at its peak. Although I went to Indy five hundred couple years ago and it was like one of the coolest things I've ever done. NASCAR is always great. It's fun. But for whatever reason, I needed a racing league to really kind of immerse into and elevate to one of my higher level of favorite sports. And it was just great timing.
And boy, I want you to sink your teeth into how juicy it is. It's endless, uh, you know what you can kind of enjoy out of what they're doing. And it's, like I say, every time, it's the traveling circus all around the world. It's truly worldwide. So it's just fun. Okay, last question on this. I don't no, no, no, this is great. Do you think this is something like
your fascination heck, I would even say borderline passion for f one. Do you think it's something that you will carry with you the rest of your life or do you feel like this is kind of one of those maybe moment in time, phase in life kind of things. It's hard to say. I think it's like, I mean, I know more and have a bigger passion for football and for golf and probably for basketball, you know, so those
aren't going anywhere. I don't think so. Yeah. I mean it's just sort of an odd later in life add to the repertoire of sports that you love to follow and watch and enjoy. So I don't think so, But I don't know. I think that that show the Drive to Survive on Netflix. I think that show got a lot of people to consider it very much.
So, like you know, ten twenty years ago, people in America started adopting EL teams and pretending to love soccer, and then some of them it stuck with and they're really hardcore, hardcore fans, and it's for some of them it's their favorite sport. Yeah, and those teams over there are their favorite teams that they picked, you know, years ago. But I think for most people they were probably like me, and I guess picking a bad team in the APL didn't help my cause at all when they got relegated,
like the next year it fell off. I mean, yeah, I like watching it, but I'm not passionate about it. I don't follow a team. I can't tell you what's happening in the rankings or the standings. I think a lot of people might be the same way for Formula One that just were kind of like day trippers and got really sudden, well sudden expertise on on the topic, and then they dropped off well, the trickiest part was that first year kind of when everything was blowing up here they had that
war with Max Er Sapping and Lewis Hamilton. It came down to the last race, the last lap, which you still should go back and watch. I'll give you just two episodes that explained the whole thing of driver Survived. I mean, Maxres's happened won this thing six weeks ago. It's over. Like the race yesterday Saturday night was fun, but other than like jockeying for position in the midfield, it didn't really it doesn't matter at all, like
that guy's got the crown on four months. A couple of years ago, it was one lap to go there in first and second winner wins it, second place doesn't. Like you couldn't script it. And it was right on the heels of all that the it blown up with Netflix and everything, so that's why. And then after that, now it's Maxis happened wins it, you know, in late summer. So yes, I think maybe the people who watch that were like, oh my god, that's the best sporting event
I've seen in years. And then it's like all right, well, all right, now there's no competition as just one dude truck and everybody. So, yeah, it's not as exciting as it was that season, but I don't know, we'll see it is fun and that's kind of what I did. Most of the weekend was planning around how I'm gonna watch cars go around the strip in Las Vegas, and I will say eight o'clock, an hour
and a half from now, we're gonna review because you watched it. I did, and I love I know you have questions, so if you like F one, we will review the race, which was wild. But more importantly, we got some crazy audio that I don't think most people even knew what was happening because a lot of times if you look at the very back of the field, there's some guys in there and some stuff that you may not be aware of. And we had a DFW racer actually it was in
the Formula one race in Las Vegas. It was Garland Richardson, DFW's fastest man was in the race. We have some in car audio of him maybe even arguing with his team losing. That's crazy. I watched the whole race. Yeah, you know, I don't know all their names. Ic Oh on the left side in the panel, it says, Urice, it's not Daniel Ricardo, that was Garland Richards. Interesting, trust me, they just didn't go with gar eight point fifteen, you're not gonna want to miss scuttle.
But seven thirty we have a nice chat there. Cowboys got themselves a win. That'll be Sports at seven. But coming up next, it's the most important thing in the world, and it is. We went to an event Friday night, Danny and myself and a lot of people we know, and it was incredibly emotional and it was incredible and we kind of want to share share it with you and talk about it. Next we'll do that in the Most Important Thing in the world right here on ninety seven to one, The Freak