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Speaker 1: votes went in jelly Roll tickets. That's your little incentive.
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Speaker 1: eligible cast a vote. The Campbell Soup Company announcing yesterday
Speaker 1: their CEO anyway of their intentions to drop the word
Speaker 1: soup from their company brand. It worked for duncan. Uh,
Speaker 1: same kind of thought process here, Their CEO said, We're
Speaker 1: so much more than soup, and well they are, but
Speaker 1: you know what made you famous. They own a bunch
Speaker 1: of other brands, including Goldfish Snacks, which they believe will
Speaker 1: be their largest brand by twenty twenty seven. Over All,
Speaker 1: the other portfolio of stuff they owned, Yeah, because babies
Speaker 1: and kids, I mean Goldfish you eat them.
Speaker 2: I like goldfish.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm getting at you. Twenty different flavors of them.
Speaker 1: Now you eat them from Toddler up to name the age.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: You eat them, I eat them.
Speaker 1: So those things probably eaten by people that are like
Speaker 1: seventy five, and I think the same could be said
Speaker 1: for some of the other things that are under the
Speaker 1: Campbell Soup Company banner. Pepperidge Farm breads, crackers and cookies, paste,
Speaker 1: salsa prego, and Reyos sauces ooh raos is good. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, Campbells bought them, right. A lot of people
Speaker 1: believe that the sauce has changed since Campbell's bottom. Campbell's
Speaker 1: insist it hasn't.
Speaker 2: I haven't noticed change.
Speaker 1: Snyder Pretzels and Kettle Potato Chips all owned by Campbell
Speaker 1: Soup Company.
Speaker 2: Well, don't you say that soup Campbell.
Speaker 1: They will still continue to sell soup and to be well,
Speaker 1: just to be clear here, the name change not official
Speaker 1: yet is they are a public company, so the rebrand
Speaker 1: would have to be approved by shareholders. But you know,
Speaker 1: we all we questioned when Duncan dropped donuts from there,
Speaker 1: so we're like you can't stay just duncan. But now
Speaker 1: it's had time to set in and it would just
Speaker 1: say duncan.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And with Campbell, you know, they could be doing it
Speaker 1: to save money on the cost of the neon sign
Speaker 1: outside of the you know Campbell Soup company, you take
Speaker 1: off soup. That's four letters. Well you really overthink things.
Speaker 1: I know Dunkin Donuts probably say this is a Camden,
Speaker 1: New Jersey, right, I think we're the Camden Yards. No, Camden,
Speaker 1: New Jersey, I think is where the soup factory is. Yeah,
Speaker 1: pat like from a Philly. I do like Campbell soups.
Speaker 1: I like chunky chunk, you know what I actually I
Speaker 1: love the condensed soups. In fact, my favorite Campbell condensed
Speaker 1: soup is the split pea.
Speaker 2: Are you talking about the sludge?
Speaker 1: Yes? Yeah, yeah, you know chicken noodle condensed without adding water.
Speaker 1: That is high octian baby, you take that when you're sick. No,
Speaker 1: it's condensed, but it's not the sludge. It's it's the
Speaker 1: chicken noodles normal. I'm thinking of like cream of mushroom
Speaker 1: when it's just that, well, that's a cream soups. Yeah, yeah, yeah, No,
Speaker 1: the split pee if you open up the split pea.
Speaker 1: It's just a solid mass. Yeah. Do you know out
Speaker 1: of all their products that you named Campbell's paste, the salsa,
Speaker 1: it's just kind of there's so many sauces out until
Speaker 1: one from the other. You'll see that that pace salsa
Speaker 1: in the bogo rack at the publics a lot. So interesting.
Speaker 1: We'll see if that comes to fruition. This is also
Speaker 1: interesting Dallas. There is now an l G B t
Speaker 1: Q I A plus senior living facility that has opened up.
Speaker 1: Really there's that many people that are are in that category.
Speaker 1: Those categories eighty apartments need to provide providing affordable option
Speaker 1: for the Dallas area. L G PE, LG, I can't
Speaker 1: what do all these letters stand for? Now? They keep
Speaker 1: adding on the in gay, B B T TRANSQ. What's
Speaker 1: I you know, I don't say queer though I interested,
Speaker 1: Oh it is, it's interested in being one of those
Speaker 1: others A A A anal no listen plus plus edy
Speaker 1: that's to add on anything else that comes along. So
Speaker 1: with this senior living, if there's eighty apartments, that's not
Speaker 1: hard to fill in Dallas, you know, so if it
Speaker 1: was a big you know, eight hundred, I'd be like
Speaker 1: a like a gay villages. Yeah, I'd be curious to
Speaker 1: see if that would fit fill up, because village people,
Speaker 1: that's what they'd call everybody out there at the gay villages.
Speaker 2: Village people.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then the village's signed would be just villages.
Speaker 1: It wouldn't say gay villages because that's too much neon
Speaker 1: with the gay Okay, so away, now listen, if that
Speaker 1: was a place that was eight hundred rooms, it wouldn't
Speaker 1: get full because there's not as statistically, not as many
Speaker 1: gay people as they made out to be in commercial
Speaker 1: that we know of. Maybe because once you get that age,
Speaker 1: when you were that way, when you were younger, you
Speaker 1: didn't tell a lot of people. Now now if you're
Speaker 1: fall under one of those letters, you say it, and
Speaker 1: if someone says something back to you, they're the ones
Speaker 1: who are on the list. Yeah, of course. So you
Speaker 1: know I've thought about you know, bisexuality. Huh give mere
Speaker 1: pat kid news, breaking news, Pat, let's your taco bom
Speaker 1: no gay. You want to know what someone's gonna miss
Speaker 1: here on this. They're just gonna hear that, or someone's
Speaker 1: gonna hear that the villages is turned gay. Yeah, that's
Speaker 1: that's there's No, that's no, that's we were using an analogy.
Speaker 1: I should probably shouldn't. Anyway, let's move on. When you
Speaker 1: just said analogy and I probably shouldn't go what somebody
Speaker 1: had texted right before that?
Speaker 2: What I said, the A stand.
Speaker 1: For stop village people at the y m c A.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, my head hurts. Why do uh You're
Speaker 1: supposed to add water? Laughing my ass up to the
Speaker 1: condensed soup? Pat, Yes, I know that was my whole point.
Speaker 1: I add some water to the to the condensed split pee.
Speaker 1: I do not to the chicken noodle because I like
Speaker 1: the broth really really strong. I can handle the chicken
Speaker 1: chicken noodle without the Yeah, I understand the concept of
Speaker 1: condensed soup.
Speaker 2: Somebody said I equals intersex. I don't know. I don't
Speaker 2: know if that's a factor. I don't know.
Speaker 1: Why do businesses continue to make the same mistake offer
Speaker 1: up a great prize for a contest held at a sporting event,
Speaker 1: and then withdraw the prize because of some technicality.
Speaker 2: As in this case, too many people won.
Speaker 1: This happened during Purdue their home opener against Indiana State.
Speaker 1: They had a contest called Kicks for Cash. I guess
Speaker 1: at halftime, where contestants were able to boot field goals
Speaker 1: for a chance to win. Listen to what the prize
Speaker 1: is a car lease from a local dealership for two years.
Speaker 2: That's not a bad prize, but come on, I.
Speaker 1: Mean, you can't cough up just a car for the
Speaker 1: Whither are the chances someone's gonna win anyway?
Speaker 2: Well, you are going to have more people winning.
Speaker 1: It's one winner a car lease for two years.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's lab Well.
Speaker 1: It doesn't matter because they withdrew it from the person
Speaker 1: who won it, which is this guy, Zachary Spangler, who
Speaker 1: won the kicking competition had to kick a twenty thirty
Speaker 1: and forty yard field goal within a specified amount of time.
Speaker 2: And he did it.
Speaker 1: Yeah he did until they informed him this past week
Speaker 1: when he received an email from the car dealership saying
Speaker 1: the video of the challenge was reviewed and that his
Speaker 1: forty yard field goal was not kicked in time by
Speaker 1: five one hundredths of a second. You're cheap then, that is,
Speaker 1: as a result, he wasn't going to earn the two
Speaker 1: year lease. According to uh, oh my god. Really it's
Speaker 1: a two year lease. You know how hard it is
Speaker 1: to kick a field goal from all those distances and
Speaker 1: then in a time limit. I was gonna kick for
Speaker 1: Winter Park High School. I was gonna be the kicker
Speaker 1: on the football team. It's not easy. You see it
Speaker 1: on college game day with McAfee. Yeah, when you just
Speaker 1: have a hamnagger. This guy pulled all that off. Give
Speaker 1: him the lease now, also listen to this. The video
Speaker 1: also shows the holder placing the ball down with an
Speaker 1: estimated one point five seconds remaining. If you can go
Speaker 1: football rules, it's when that ball is snapped and set down,
Speaker 1: not when it's actually kicked. It's when the play starts. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's a two year lease. Give the guy.
Speaker 2: Give the guy the lease.
Speaker 1: Screw that at this point, save face. Give him a car. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: you're a dealer. You can write that thing off. Pat.
Speaker 1: By the way, yes it was Camden. One of our
Speaker 1: listeners up there drives by it all the time. Thanks
Speaker 1: for listening on the iHeart a man. We appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Get set to see the word soup come down. According
Speaker 1: to Bob, because the neons costing him too much.
Speaker 2: It totally is okay to gay villages.
Speaker 1: See you there, all right, we got your hook, best friend,
Speaker 1: except you don't have to buy your beer or Lonus
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