Speaker 1: A shortage of dumb people doing really stupid things. Welcome
Speaker 1: to another edition of idiotology. We let chintako one on
Speaker 1: one one w JR R.
Speaker 2: But your freaking idiots all right, good morning to YEA.
Speaker 2: Let's jump right in here. This is one of those
Speaker 2: stories that I really I hate to share, sad, tragic
Speaker 2: stories like this, But the sequence of events here is
Speaker 2: really something else. Oh is this the freak accident when
Speaker 2: you were talking about? Yeah, this happened over the weekend
Speaker 2: to our north in Georgia, in Monroe County, Georgia. Woman
Speaker 2: sounds like she had just gotten off work at Chick
Speaker 2: fil A on Saturday and was headed home and was
Speaker 2: in a fairly rural area, probably in good spirits because
Speaker 2: she knows she has Sunday off. Of course, got into
Speaker 2: uh appears to be a one car accidents. Officials believe
Speaker 2: she may have swerved, maybe to avoid an animal or
Speaker 2: something rex her car, manages to survive that and gets
Speaker 2: out of her car. They believe she must have been
Speaker 2: disoriented or something. She wandered off into the woods and disappeared.
Speaker 2: They found her the next day on Sunday in the
Speaker 2: bottom of an old well. Wow, she had stumbled into
Speaker 2: the woods, like you said, apparently disoriented after being in
Speaker 2: the car accidents. Yeah, probably hit her head since she's
Speaker 2: a little woozy and probably was attempting to go find
Speaker 2: help or something, and she encountered an old, well abandoned
Speaker 2: well that was camouflaged with the overgrown brush and fell
Speaker 2: right into it. Did she live or no? I didn't know,
Speaker 2: par fact, but was last era. That's what you need
Speaker 2: and well situations. I remember watching that show. Uh huh. Well,
Speaker 2: unfortunately Taco Bob Lassie was not around. I see what
Speaker 2: you did there.
Speaker 3: Well, unfortunately the chances Yeah, my god, dude, And here
Speaker 3: I am saying she's excited because she has Sunday off
Speaker 3: working at Chick fil A, and.
Speaker 2: Wow, I was down on it. Well, I'm surprised they
Speaker 2: found her.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, oh, because you know, because they found
Speaker 3: the car and then probably had the dog smell something
Speaker 3: in her car, and then you know chick the guy
Speaker 3: the dogs.
Speaker 2: Like, oh my god, I love Chick fil A.
Speaker 3: You know it's all he smells is the fryar from
Speaker 3: them waffle four eyes or or the patties.
Speaker 2: Oh I'm gonna get her. What is it, Lassie? Say
Speaker 2: what what study has confirmed? What's well? Us dudes have
Speaker 2: been accused of forever since the dawn of man not
Speaker 2: listening to the women. Yeah, new study has proven though,
Speaker 2: and this is conducted in multiple countries, women have better
Speaker 2: hearing than men. All right, we need to print that
Speaker 2: one up. Women have better hearing than men. So yes,
Speaker 2: we are accused, and a lot of times rightfully so,
Speaker 2: of not really paying attention or listening.
Speaker 3: So that's where we just come in. When that happens,
Speaker 3: say well, I can't help it. You guys have better
Speaker 3: hearing than us. I hear's the study. The pat print
Speaker 3: it up for me right on the refrigerator.
Speaker 2: It goes.
Speaker 3: I say what all the time, because you know, you've've
Speaker 3: known my wife for a year. She's so soft spoken,
Speaker 3: Like we'll go to a restaurant the servers bending down
Speaker 3: like this, go right up in her face because can't
Speaker 3: hear a thing, and tell her yell, you'll be fine, yell.
Speaker 3: And I'm not trying to be mean to her, but
Speaker 3: I I can't hear across the table that kind of
Speaker 3: kind of environment.
Speaker 2: I've had to train myself to snap out of it
Speaker 2: when I know I'm hearing, but I'm not listening. Oh really,
Speaker 2: I just let her ride. Well, no, because she'll call
Speaker 2: me on it, and she she she knows me well
Speaker 2: enough to know when the filter's on.
Speaker 3: You should just pick up one word along the way,
Speaker 3: every kind of you know, paragraph.
Speaker 2: Because when when she calls me on it, I'll just
Speaker 2: cop to it. I'll just you're right, Yeah, you're right.
Speaker 2: I I just wasn't paying attention. I had you on
Speaker 2: my mind. It's hugely because I'm staring at TV. Right.
Speaker 2: So here's another little fun fact that came out of this.
Speaker 2: By the way, the women's UH advantage in hearing is
Speaker 2: only slight, but it's enough to make a difference. The
Speaker 2: average woman has a two decibel advantage and up to
Speaker 2: six decibels with some frequencies, which it's not a lot,
Speaker 2: but it is enough to make a difference. They think
Speaker 2: it might just come down to hormones or how our
Speaker 2: ears develop in the womb. And they also think it's
Speaker 2: possible women's brains are better at processing sound as well,
Speaker 2: so when it comes to hearing, men might have worse
Speaker 2: years and inferior brains.
Speaker 3: If you were in this study, you would have thrown
Speaker 3: the whole thing off, because how loud.
Speaker 2: You keep your headphones, but if I don't have, I
Speaker 2: don't hear very well to begin with.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so you would be the guy in this study.
Speaker 3: You know, there's always one that just throws it completely
Speaker 3: out of whack.
Speaker 2: That's you. The study also found that, regardless of gender,
Speaker 2: we all tend to hear out of our right ear
Speaker 2: a little better than our left. Not sure why, HM
Speaker 2: never thought of right ear dominant when it comes to
Speaker 2: hearing capabilities, and most people must, of course, you're deaf
Speaker 2: in your right ear. Yeah. The long national nightmare in
Speaker 2: the country of India has come to an end. The
Speaker 2: notorious poop and run thief has been apprehended. Okay, explain
Speaker 2: this guy apparently has been at this for years. At
Speaker 2: this point where he would he devised what's been described
Speaker 2: as a bizarre and filthy way to escape capture. Whenever
Speaker 2: he would, you know, rob small time thief, stores, people, whatever.
Speaker 2: He would rob someone or something and then flee, and
Speaker 2: if he was in danger of being caught, he could
Speaker 2: defecate to the to the point where it was such
Speaker 2: a noxious smell and sight that in all cases he's
Speaker 2: managed to elude anybody chasing him.
Speaker 3: So does he make it where it look not that
Speaker 3: that that looks like it, but it looks like he
Speaker 3: oh look there it is.
Speaker 2: He went this way, but really he's going the other way. No,
Speaker 2: just he just he makes it so it's visible to
Speaker 2: the person running after him what he's done. And then
Speaker 2: if the visible the visual is not enough, the s
Speaker 2: is enough to just be at w O would handle it.
Speaker 2: He had never made it out of the store. He's
Speaker 2: like a human skunk.
Speaker 3: Yeah, only only would do He would never have made
Speaker 3: it out of the store if Bob World Order was
Speaker 3: in effect over there in India.
Speaker 2: India, India needs to get on board with the b
Speaker 2: w O. Yeah, it hasn't gone international to that level yet. No,
Speaker 2: we know, we've got like we've got Ireland in England
Speaker 2: and one other country I think had requested some b w.
Speaker 3: O Ireland, England and there was one more I can't think.
Speaker 3: But yeah, over in India, he just slaps some b
Speaker 3: w o's like on a camel and.
Speaker 2: What's that?
Speaker 3: Oh no more, no more stealing from my convenience store.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, blinch.
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