Speaker 1: And now it's time for the most exciting segment all
Speaker 1: the radio of It's gone.
Speaker 2: Of the day.
Speaker 3: All right, what is our dad joke of the day?
Speaker 2: Play?
Speaker 1: Oh wait a minute, I forgot to tell you, Hey, Rod,
Speaker 1: did I tell you that my neighbor keeps getting attacked
Speaker 1: by a bicycle?
Speaker 2: Oh? There we go.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a vicious cycle. Oh my god. Anyway, go
Speaker 3: ahead with your dad joke please.
Speaker 2: Mine isn't quite in the Hall of fame, but it's
Speaker 2: knocking at the door outside the Hall of fame. Do
Speaker 2: trees poop? I don't know, of course you do. How
Speaker 2: we get number two pencils? Yes, I'm on a string
Speaker 2: of hearing ones that I've never heard before, and you
Speaker 2: must know for me that's hard.
Speaker 3: Yeah, just saying, there you go, heard so many? What's
Speaker 3: our word of the day?
Speaker 4: Please?
Speaker 2: It is a noun, and I have no idea, So
Speaker 2: computer guy, I'm budsmen, someone who solves problems for you both,
Speaker 2: just casually heard whatever the hell that word is?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's like a thing A newspapers used.
Speaker 5: To have one that they would that was their title,
Speaker 5: and so that every time one of the sports shows
Speaker 5: would say something wrong in them Buzz but you get
Speaker 5: onto exactly.
Speaker 3: They just correct the record.
Speaker 2: I wish you guys were making that up. Yeah, pretty
Speaker 2: much government official who investigates complaints from CITNIS. That's about
Speaker 2: other officials or agencies.
Speaker 3: There you go.
Speaker 1: The TV show American Gods is based on a novel
Speaker 1: of the same name by what author?
Speaker 3: I believe it's Neil Gaiman, isn't it. He's not nice
Speaker 3: recently he came out.
Speaker 5: It is sad because he's written some things another writer
Speaker 5: that I love, good omens and gods and all those
Speaker 5: were great.
Speaker 3: But yeah, he's had some allegations lately. Is not not
Speaker 3: a nice man according to a lot of women that
Speaker 3: have dealt with him. And what is our jeopardy category?
Speaker 3: Please bruise and booze? Oh, I feel like there's a
Speaker 3: lot of expertise in the room.
Speaker 2: This booze was the base of the spot nick cocktail,
Speaker 2: popular in the nineteen fifties. Correct wood two million gallons
Speaker 2: of beer in the hall.
Speaker 3: Two million gallons of beer.
Speaker 2: About that much was consumed at this twenty eleven event
Speaker 2: in Munich Ben What.
Speaker 4: Is October test duh Waikiki's Royal Hawaiian has an ocean
Speaker 4: front bar named for this rhyming cocktail two things.
Speaker 3: What is it my time? That is correct?
Speaker 2: Two kinds of rum. Beer's four main ingredients are malt,
Speaker 2: yeast water, and.
Speaker 3: The ooh, I think that got it? It was hops correct?
Speaker 4: Tie?
Speaker 3: Yeah too too?
Speaker 2: Cream day cacao in half and half are two other
Speaker 2: ingredients in this brandy cocktail, a favorite of John Lennon
Speaker 2: by well, go ahead, then what is.
Speaker 3: The white Russian?
Speaker 2: Correct? Wrong?
Speaker 3: And I'm gonna sit on the wind even though I'm
Speaker 3: on ninety nine, I.
Speaker 2: Did you gotta go?
Speaker 3: Okay? Is it a brandy? What is a brandy Alexander?
Speaker 3: That is correct?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I used to work in a bar that.
Speaker 1: Was in the first restaurant that was opened by the
Speaker 1: Darden family in nineteen thirty eight, Gary's duck In, and
Speaker 1: a lot of the people have been eating there since
Speaker 1: nineteen thirty eight.
Speaker 3: I made a lot of brandy Alexander's.
Speaker 5: That's because I like, I justopers I should have stopped
Speaker 5: because I knew that wasn't the ingredients of white Russian.
Speaker 5: But all I picture in my head is is John
Speaker 5: drinking that white Russian in the oh?
Speaker 3: Is that anyway