Speaker 1: It's the fuck that to the day, we make you
Speaker 1: look smart and funny. Your buddy's it's the fuck that
Speaker 1: to the day.
Speaker 2: It's pretty cool. Wonder if Alex knew this? Maybe Hal
Speaker 2: knew this? Now Hal was a no, what I think
Speaker 2: Hall knows something. I'm like, HM, surprised. I thought you
Speaker 2: might be a would have known that Carl Lewis maybe
Speaker 2: the greatest, I mean, the greatest summer Olympian of all time.
Speaker 2: Michael Michael Phelps is, Oh, yes, summer, Okay, you're right,
Speaker 2: summer Jesus's a fish. Carl Lewis the greatest, Carl Carl
Speaker 2: Lewis the greatest track and field athlete of all time. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you of h alumni you Yeah, he's a kug. The
Speaker 2: old coug think he's still there like helping. The Chicago
Speaker 2: Bulls drafted Carl Lewis in nineteen eighty four with the
Speaker 2: two hundred and eighth pick. It was two hundred and
Speaker 2: five picks after they picked Jordan same year they took
Speaker 2: Carl Lewis. Lewis decided to stick with track and fields.
Speaker 1: I see he might choose that.
Speaker 3: I knew he did track and field receiver. I didn't
Speaker 3: know that he played on the basketball team. But did
Speaker 3: they did he even play basketball?
Speaker 1: I don't know. Imagine that fast break.
Speaker 2: Sometimes they do that where it's like Jimmy Graham and
Speaker 2: like uh Tony, like they're basketball players. Just just throw them
Speaker 2: at tight end and then they work out where they're athletic.
Speaker 2: During the filming of Rocky the First One, Sylvester Stallone
Speaker 2: broke his ribs. Carl Weather's Apollo Creed got a broken nose.
Speaker 2: That's the opposite of the movie Rocky had the broken nose.
Speaker 2: Apollo Creed famously had his broken ribs. That is, Rocky
Speaker 2: lifted him right off the map.
Speaker 3: Such a good movie.
Speaker 2: When I punch Hall, I'm like, I lift him right
Speaker 2: off the map.
Speaker 1: You watch yourself.
Speaker 2: Burger Pez was originally marketed as a sophisticated, healthy candy
Speaker 2: for adults when it came out here in America nineteen
Speaker 2: fifty three Mickey Mouse's Mouth, it's going to be a dispenser.
Speaker 1: Fancy.
Speaker 2: The dispenser wasn't around. The candy was originally just for adults,
Speaker 2: and then they said, we got to do something. This
Speaker 2: candy is floundering within a dispenser. Within two years, it
Speaker 2: became a candy for kids with the toy as the dispenser.
Speaker 2: Now you know all that stuff.
Speaker 1: It's the fuck that to the day. Yeah, we make
Speaker 1: you look smart and funny. Everybodies it's the funk that
Speaker 1: to the day.