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You might think you're eating healthy — but what if the story you tell yourself about your diet has nothing to do with your actual health?  In this episode, Ted breaks down one of the most common mistakes high achievers make when it comes to nutrition — believing that how "healthy" your food sounds is what determines your results. Using a viral debate comparing Big Macs to salmon, Ted explains why food stories and diet labels miss the real picture.  You'll learn why calories are still king, why excess body fat destroys your health regardless of how "clean" you eat, and what data actually matters — from body composition and visceral fat to fasting glucose, hemoglobin A1C, and cholesterol levels.  Ted also shares how two people can eat the same foods and have totally different health outcomes, and why the only way to know if your diet is working is to track objective data, not rely on beliefs or feelings.  In this episode, you'll learn:  What is the real relationship between calories, food quality, and health outcomes  Why being lean and active matters more than any specific diet  What your blood work reveals about your true metabolic health  How to use DEXA scans and lab tests to track your progress accurately  How to use data, not diet dogma, to optimize your health and performance  And much more...  If you're serious about living longer, performing better, and cutting through nutrition hype, this episode will show you how to stop guessing and start measuring what truly matters. Listen now!  What Ted Shares in This Episode:  00:00 Intro  02:33 Think You Eat Healthy? Here's Why That Might Be a Lie You're Telling Yourself  03:44 The Big Mac vs Salmon Debate: Can a Big Mac Be Healthier Than Your "Clean" Diet?  04:33 Why Calories Matter More Than You Want to Believe  08:38 Forget the Stories and Find Out What the Numbers Say About Your Health  08:57 Understanding Body Fat and Health Metrics  10:11 What Your Bloodwork Is Trying to Tell You  10:52 The Simple Blood Test That Can Predict Diabetes Before It Strikes  12:02 Client Case Study:  Misleading Health Perceptions  13:47 Why Your Friend Can Eat Junk and Stay Fit (and You Can't)  14:52 The Ultimate Health Check: What to Measure If You Want to Live Longer  15:41 Moving Beyond Diet Dogma  16:28 The Bottom Line: Stop Believing Stories About Food. Start Looking at Your Data

Happy Halloween Gravy Ghouls!! On todays episode Dj and Carmen get real spooky and poopy! Trick or Treat!

In this solo episode of Business Coaching Secrets, Karl Bryan dives deep into powerful mindsets, flywheel business models, and unconventional strategies for signing and retaining high-end coaching clients. With Road Dog absent, Karl answers key audience questions and shares proven tactics from his own journey building a multimillion-dollar coaching company. Expect candid insights on how to think like billionaire founders, radically improve event conversions, leverage networks, and help clients start simple, profitable businesses that resist disruption—even in the age of AI. Key Topics Covered Thinking Like Billionaire Founders Karl explores how leaders like Jensen Huang (Nvidia) and Jeff Bezos structure their approach to business with an urgent, "always 30 days from going out of business" mindset. He discusses the concept of moving fast, staying ferocious, and viewing every opportunity as a potential river to divert, rather than dam. Flywheel Business Models Karl breaks down why thinking in circles and building business flywheels is crucial. He maps out the flywheel for running live events as a coach: events → attendees → authority → conversions → referrals → (back to) events. The secret isn't just in hosting events—it's filling them, and leveraging every attendee for ongoing referrals and networking. Networking for High-End Clients The episode highlights how to "level up" networking by moving from BNI groups to chambers of commerce, golf clubs, yacht clubs, and exclusive industry organizations. Knowing where your ideal clients spend their time is key. Creation vs. Elevation in Coaching Karl shares why helping ordinary people start simple, franchisable businesses (rather than just elevating existing owners) yields massive rewards. He explains how to choose business types resistant to major competitors and even AI disruption. Buying Ideal Clients If starting over, Karl would buy ideal clients by offering irresistible deals, knowing that repeat business drives profit. He recommends a scaled pricing approach for new clients and gives examples ranging from free first-time services to $0.01 Big Mac campaigns that explode customer acquisition. Lifestyle Flywheel and Planning He discusses the flywheel for lifestyle and success: thoughts → actions → behaviors → lifestyle. Emphasizing that planning and foundational habits—like reading and continuous learning—drive outsized business results. The Power of Learning over Knowing Karl makes the case that continual learning, voracious reading, and careful book selection lead to compounding insights, better instincts, and faster business growth—far more than just the facts you can recite. Notable Quotes "We're always 30 days from going out of business." (Jensen Huang via Karl Bryan) "You don't want to collect stamps—you want to collect crowds." "Funny equals money. You don't have to be a stand-up comedian, just authentically yourself and get a little bit better each time." "You've got to train in private to perform in public. That's Tom Brady 101." "It's more important to learn than to know. Learning is the discipline that reshapes the patterns of your thinking." Actionable Takeaways Think in Flywheels, Not Straight Lines: Map out every client acquisition strategy as a repeatable cycle for compounding results—especially with events. Level Up Your Networking: Graduating from standard business groups to industry clubs and networks where your target clients really spend time boosts your odds of finding high-end prospects. Buy Ideal Clients: Don't be afraid to make offers that lose money up front if you have confidence in your recurring model and results. Scaled pricing creates authority and long-term wins. Serve before You Sell: Lead with value—whether through events, free problem-solving calls, or helpful resources. Authority and referrals flow from helping first. Help Clients Start Simple Businesses: Guide ordinary people to launch "franchisable" businesses they can master quickly—and which large competitors or AI are unlikely to disrupt. Keep Learning and Reading: Choose biographies and "letters to shareholders" from the greats. Focus on reshaping your thinking, not just memorizing facts. Resources Mentioned Profit Acceleration Software 2.0 (by Karl Bryan): Tools for coaches to help business owners boost profits without more marketing. Jumpstart 12: Karl's foundational operating system for small business owners. Classic Books: "How to Win Friends and Influence People", "Think and Grow Rich", "Amazon Letters to Shareholders" AI Solutions: Grok, Claude, Gemini, ChatGPT (referenced in the context of market disruption) Networking Groups: BNI, local chambers of commerce, golf/yacht/industry clubs Love the show? Subscribe, rate, and share Business Coaching Secrets! If you enjoyed this episode, share it with a fellow coach, subscribe for more actionable insights, and consider leaving a review. Ready to elevate your coaching business? Listen now and step up your results. Visit Focused.com for more information on Profit Acceleration Software™ and join the thriving community of elite coaches. Get a Profit Acceleration Software™ demo: https://go.focused.com/profit-acceleration

Episode Description:What's scarier than Halloween a week early? Police in Pennsylvania finding cocaine in a kid's trick-or-treat bag—and someone out there is panicking over their missing Reese's swap. On today's Sandy Show, Sandy McIlree and Tricia unpack the wildest Halloween headlines, from New York City's crown as the #1 trick-or-treat town (thanks to walkability, candy stores, and zero doorman full-size bars) to Jerry Seinfeld's timeless rant: “Bing bong, come on lady—let's pick up the pace!” But the heart-stealer? 95-year-old Frank Ures Jr., who launched a 100-member Taylor Swift fan club at his Omaha retirement home—complete with walker license plates, sponsorship rules, and a plea for Taylor to “please come see us.” (Travis Kelce's permission required for hugs.)Meanwhile, 13-year-old Kevin Tang just won $25,000 as America's Top Young Scientist for Fall Guard—an AI camera that auto-calls 911 when grandma falls, no button needed. Inspired by tragedy, built by a middle-schooler.Tricia earns the Gold Star for defining the hobo hierarchy: “A hobo is a traveling bum.” Sandy drops Big Mac origin bombs (started as The Aristocrat—too bougie, renamed twice), and the duo debates why that orange marshmallow peanut is the ultimate Halloween red flag.Notable Quotes:“Someone's out there holding a Reese's instead of their baggie of cocaine.” – Sandy“I'd give Taylor a hug—with Travis Kelce's permission.” – Frank Ures Jr., 95“Bing bong, come on lady—18 houses on this block alone!” – Jerry SeinfeldCall-to-Action:Don't miss the full chaos—search The Sandy Show on your podcast app RIGHT NOW. Subscribe, slap a 5-star review, and forward this to the friend who still hands out homemade popcorn balls. (We're looking at you, Karen.)

Dave and Chuck the Freak talk about a live reporter getting tripped up on a number, update on guy who went by wrong name at gym for years, woman called a person wrong name for years, loaned co-worker money, found out a murderer tried to take her home once, update on Hurricane Melissa, woman left behind on Lizard Island on cruise dies there, man attacked 2 teens on plane, Louvre heist suspects still being questioned, teens in costumes who terrorized family turned out to be relatives, police officer saved choking driver, Michelin star BBQ place in Texas, Dave’s smart coffee mug, World Series, guy who sold everything to bet his life savings on Dodgers, former NHL player facing charges, Jim Morrison’s grave still attracts a lot of visitors, Jennifer Lawrence admitted she is getting boob job, Scream Queens, TV costumes sold at auction, band member who grills hot dogs on stage, judge caught peeing near courthouse, thieves steal steak and lobster, strippers charged in death of manager, man accidentally shot himself with gun in pants at Walmart, woman divorces husband over OnlyFans subscriptions and sex toys, man agrees to pay for cat support in divorce, injection to make your penis shaped the way women want, woman accused husband of infidelity based on an online fortune telling session, monkeys infected with diseases got lost, people illegally buying spider monkeys for pets, road rage incident where woman was shot at, guy caught on camera smashing pumpkins at Target, kids got sick from THC candy, booger candy, original names of Big Mac, and more!

“Would you rather pay $32 for fast food or roll up an emergency slide at work?”That's just one of the thought-provoking moments in this episode of The Sandy Show, where Sandy and Tricia dive into everything from nostalgic TV icons to jaw-dropping celebrity news. We kick things off with birthday shout-outs to Winona Ryder and Richard Dreyfuss before taking a hilarious trip down memory lane with Charlie's Angels—who really was the least glamorous angel? Then, brace yourself for the Story We Love: Kelsey Grammer, at 70, welcomes baby number eight, giving Nick Cannon a run for his money. Other highlights include:National Internet Day musings and why clocks going back might not fix inflation.A $70,000 airline “oopsie” that will make you rethink your job mistakes.Halloween safety tips after a shocking candy scare—and Jerry Seinfeld's classic Halloween bit.A fiery “Care or Don't Care” segment featuring Diddy's prison release date, Big Mac trivia, and a booty call gone horribly wrong.Memorable Quote:“Do you realize how stupid it sounds that at 58 years old, you can't go watch a football game because you've have to babysit?” --SandyThis episode is packed with laughs, nostalgia, and jaw-dropping stories you won't want to miss. Guest Background While this episode doesn't feature a guest interview, it's all about Sandy and Tricia's witty banter and cultural commentary—perfect for fans who love humor mixed with real-life stories. 

Mike dives into Trump’s viral exchange with a French reporter, laughing about accents, Big Macs, and Diet Coke. Also Mike tears into media hysteria over the new White House ballroom, mocking CNN’s “heart of America ripped out” coverage and Chuck Schumer’s dramatic outrage.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In 1980, a 20-year-old Graham Broyd turned a prestigious six-week scholarship to Washington, D.C. into the adventure of a lifetime. He traded his ticket for a flight to Los Angeles with a dream of surfing in Malibu and a wild plan to hitchhike across the country. In this episode, Graham shares the incredible story of his journey, a tale he revisited in 2024 to see how the country and he had changed. This is the ultimate story of hitchhiking across America then and now. What happens when you have just $600 to survive for six weeks, relying on your wits and the kindness—or danger—of strangers?This sprawling conversation, a must-listen for fans of incredible travel stories, is like a living "Backpack, Jacket, Surfboard" book review. Author Graham Broyd sits down with Blaine DeSantis to recount his unbelievable journey. We hear tales of extreme budget survival, like his method for turning a single Big Mac into a three-course meal, a story that comically landed his book in the "cooking humor" category on Amazon. Graham shares the unwritten rules and etiquette of the road, offering a fascinating look into the lost art of hitchhiking. This Graham Broyd travel memoir comes to life as he discusses his disastrous first attempt at surfing in Malibu, how he acquired an eight-foot surfboard as a travel companion, and the frightening night he spent alone in the desolate expanse of Death Valley.The episode explores the stark difference between America in 1980 vs 2024, contrasting the past with the present through Graham's retraced journey. He shares thrilling and sometimes chilling stories from hitchhiking America, from navigating an unwelcome advance near the Grand Canyon to the bizarre experience of ending up in Tijuana, Mexico on a trip to Malibu—a mystery he still hasn't solved. We learn how a single smart jacket gave him access to the high-rolling casinos of 1980s Las Vegas and how a chance encounter in a youth hostel led to a stunning interview with Senator Howard Baker about the Panama Canal Treaty. This detailed look at hitchhiking across America then and now culminates in a tale of unexpected benevolence on the gritty subways of New York City, proving that adventure and humanity can be found where you least expect them.About Our Guest:Graham Broyd is the author of the travel memoir "Backpack, Jacket, Surfboard." In 1980, at the age of 20, he embarked on an impromptu hitchhiking trip across the United States, a journey that profoundly shaped his life. Over 40 years later, he retraced his steps to recapture 24 photos from his original trip, discovering not only how much America had changed, but how much he had as well.Timestamps:(00:00) A Scholarship Becomes an Epic Adventure(02:12) From D.C. Scholarship to a Cross-Country Hitchhiking Adventure(05:20) Surviving on $15 a Day: The Three-Course Big Mac Meal(07:45) The Mystery of Tijuana: Retracing Steps 40 Years Later(14:29) The Reality of Surfing Malibu & Acquiring a Surfboard(17:22) The Unwritten Rules and Etiquette of 1980s Hitchhiking(19:49) A Terrifying Night Alone in Death Valley(22:56) How a Smart Jacket Got Me Into Vegas Casinos(28:09) The Dangers of the Road: An Unwelcome Encounter(35:18) How a Hitchhiker Interviewed Senator Howard Baker(39:48) Unexpected Kindness in 1980s New York City(41:52) America Then and Now: A Love Letter to a Changing NationLearn More From Our Guest & Episode Resources:Get your copy of "Backpack, Jacket, Surfboard"Learn more about Graham Broyd

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Lords: * Daniel * https://www.danielmullinsgames.com/ * Chris Topics: * Psychic Students In Pursuit Of Guidance (psipog) * https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6EIwP0zerbk * Zhaozhou's "Wash Your Bowl" Koan * Figwit * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Figwit * Sudo-Ku * https://katlehmann.weebly.com/sudo-ku-a-multi-haiku-form.html * Game Design: The form is arbitrary and not worth much thought. What's interesting is how you play in and with the form. See The Witness, Undertale, Sokoban games, Pinball machines Microtopics: * Introducing yourself twice. * Spider mites and spider mite exterminators. * Exterminating your spider mite infestation with a washcloth. * Diatomaceous earth mines in your hometown. * The paperwork necessary when your diatomaceous earth mine accidentally breaks through into the neighboring nitroglycerin mine. * How to develop psychic powers of various kinds. * Learning to meditate in service of manifesting your psiballs. * Learning how to spin a watch around on the Psipog Archive. * A 90 year old dude who has been meditating all his life but still doesn't have psychic powers: maybe he's just bad at it? * The secret geometry that lets you talk to space beings. * Who wants to talk to space beings? * How to make progress on what mysteries we have left. * Reinventing all of physics from first principles. * How does nobody know about creating energy balls with your mind?? * Choosing not to do the thought experiments that have no good possible outcome. * Sitting at a desk made of laminated particleboard. * Pseudo-complex meals. * When civilization collapses, how am I gonna make a Big Mac?? * Taking the time to get to know every person you meet and understand every safety you interact with. * Wanting to know a secret that nobody else knows. * How not to pronounce "koan." * What do you do after you finish your gruel? * Becoming enlightened during Ikea furniture assembly. * Ancient Chinese yo momma jokes. * The enlightened experience of inhabiting a mind vs. the bowl needs to be washed again. * Questions that science cannot answer. * Probing your blood. * Measuring your blood chemistry while you wash the dishes to determine whether you're a good person. * How to measure how many people you've helped. * Short-circuiting your friend's money metaphor before it starts. * An incredibly wise computer refusing to tell you the answer because it's too nuanced. * Concrete actionable advice that you can trust every time. * Figwit pre- and post lines. * How things went viral before social media. * The Figwit obsession: it's weird. * Tracking down Figwit's Topps card to look up his RBI. * Why is it the "one" ring when all the Nazguls also have rings?? * Lord of the Rings fans and how much they love it when podcasters are confused about Lord of the Rings lore. * Effective fandom activism at its most innocent and pure. * Where were you when you found out Sonic was going to be in Smash? * A button that was effective so they pushed it a lot. * A Small Brown that Peter Jackson put inside the Real Brown. * Topic Lords Movie Secrets Special. * Sudo-Ku. * A fun gimmick that results in a worse poem. * Americans: do they do Haiku wrong?? * Syllables vs. sound units. * One pthong and more than one pthong. * Spending too much time reading about the form. * Drawing a line on a grid. * A valid approach to making interesting stuff. * The Pacific Pinball Museum. * Pinball as kinetic electromechanical art. * Electromechanical puppet shows at Musee Mechanique. * If Pixar existed in 1800, what would they do? * What if you're playing DDR but it's a joke? * High concept jam games. * Alien vs. Predator but you're roommates with the Alien. * Advantages and disadvantages of starting from an existing design. * Advantages of having a slightly different goal from everyone else in your field. * Chess with time travel.

Jim Hill and Lauren Hersey are joined by former Disney Imagineer Jim Shull to unwrap the fascinating (and sometimes funny) story of Disney's long-running partnership with McDonald's. From the birth of the Happy Meal to fry carts in Frontierland, this episode explores how two of the world's biggest brands became the ultimate marketing duo - and what really ended their 10-year deal. The surprising Star Trek connection that inspired Disney's early talks with McDonald's How Michael Eisner and Jeffrey Katzenberg turned burgers and fries into box office gold The untold story of the McDonald's-themed Splash Mountain that almost happened Why the partnership ended amid public pressure over kids' meals and health The legacy of Disney Happy Meal toys—and how the relationship quietly returned today Whether you remember Boo Buckets, fry carts, or those elusive Happy Meal collectibles, this supersized episode proves that food and nostalgia are a marketing match made in Disney heaven. Unlocked Magic Unlocked Magic, powered by DVC Rental Store and DVC Resale Market, offers exclusive Disney & Universal ticket savings with TRUSTED service and authenticity. With over $10 MILLION in ticket sales, use Unlocked Magic to get the BIGGEST SAVINGS. ⁠⁠Learn More Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dr. Leslie answers a question from her Facebook group: "Why do I get a horrible migraine every time I try to eat healthier?" If you've ever felt trapped between knowing you should change your diet and your body punishing you when you try, this episode is for you. Dr. Leslie explains why abrupt dietary changes, - yes, even healthy ones - can trigger debilitating migraines. She breaks down how your digestive system becomes acclimated to your current routine, even if that routine is fast food and survival mode. When you suddenly switch from a Big Mac to chicken and broccoli, your body goes into shock. Your gallbladder prepared for fat that isn't coming. Your pancreas expected glucose that never arrived. Your stomach doesn't have enough acid for all that protein. The result? A three-day migraine that makes you give up on healing entirely. Dr. Leslie reveals why this isn't a detox reaction or a sign that healthy food doesn't work for you, it's simply your hypersensitive system responding to change. She explains how to make gradual shifts that support your digestive function instead of overwhelming it. If you've been stuck in the cycle of wanting to heal but feeling worse every time you try, and you'd like guidance on making changes your body can actually handle, Dr. Leslie offers free consultations. Schedule your free consultation with Dr. Leslie below and discover how to support your body without triggering more pain. https://www.drlesliecisar.com/apply Free Training: 5 Proven Steps to Being Migraine Free (Even if you think you've already tried everything.) https://www.drlesliecisar.com/5SHMN Connect with us: Website: https://www.drlesliecisar.com/ Free Facebook Group: Healing Migraines Naturally, with Leslie Cisar, ND Ready to try something radically different that actually works? Read more about my approach here: https://www.drlesliecisar.com/map

Este episodio del podcast está dedicado al Gran Día de McDonald's 2025, una fecha en la que un simple Big Mac puede convertirse en una oportunidad para cientos de personas.A través de dos historias reales vamos a conocer el impacto de esta iniciativa: cómo una familia encontró apoyo en la Fundación Infantil Ronald McDonald, y cómo un joven logró su primer empleo gracias al programa Youth Can! de Aldeas Infantiles SOS.Porque a veces, con solo ₡2990, podés ser parte de algo mucho más grande.

“El ‘Gran Día' es una jornada solidaria que realiza Arcos Dorados, franquicia que opera los McDonald's en América Latina y el Caribe; invitando a los consumidores a realizar una compra con propósito del famoso Big Mac. Ese día, el 100% del valor de todas las compras de este producto, se destinan a organizaciones benéficas, Voces Vitales y Fundación Infantil Ronald McDonald”. ¡No te lo pierdas!  Hoy, en vivo, a las 5 de la tarde, por Omega Stereo,1073 FM. LIVE por Facebook. También por omegastereo.com   

BEN MENDES é jornalista e advogado. Ele vai bater um papo sobre os direitos do consumidor e contar casos positivos e negativos gerados por reclamações dos clientes. O Vilela é daqueles que reclamam quando a alface do Big Mac cai na caixinha.

Send us a text In this episode, Rob sits down with Tony, Garrison, and Anthony Ford to settle one of the greatest debates of all time — who makes the best fast food burger? From classics like the Big Mac and the flame-broiled Whopper to heavy hitters like Wendy's Baconator and beyond, each of us reveals our personal Top 5 lists. Expect plenty of laughs, nostalgia, and maybe a few controversial picks as we break down what makes a great burger — the flavor, the sauce, the bun, and the sheer satisfaction factor. Who will come out on top? Tune in and find out! 

Joseph Brusuelas, chief economist at RSM, says the economy is reasonably healthy and has been resilient amid difficult headlines, which make it likely to accelerate as rate cuts, tax cuts and deregulation kick in and provide a spending boost. At the same time, Brusuelas says he thinks the market is building "bubbles and period of over-speculation where there's a concentration of risk in one area of the equities market," which could lead to "a healthy correction" that brings the market back to earth and squeezes out the speculators. David Trainer, founder and president at New Constructs, has long disliked the electric vehicle industry, noting that the stocks are priced more on hype than on any proven ability to deliver. Today he puts Luci Group in The Danger Zone, noting that the company has persistent ongoing losses, high cash burn, heavy shareholder dilution and is facing profitable competitors in a market that is seeing demand fall. Worse yet, he says the stock is priced as if it will "sell more vehicles than the best-selling passenger car in America." Sam Bourgi of Investors Observer discusses the latest Big Mac Housing Index, which showed that it now takes nearly 71,000 Big Macs from McDonald's priced at the national average, to buy the median-price house in the United States, and what those changing dynamics — housing prices that actually have fallen in the last three years against rising inflation on food prices — means for the broad economy.

Was hat mehr Kalorien? Pferde-Jizz oder ein Bigmac? Neben einer zu langen Diskussion darüber, wie und ob wir eure Stiefväter werden könnten und warum Väter sich unter Brustbildern was komplett anderes vorstellen, haben wir uns diese Woche unserem Endboss gestellt. Er heißt Konjunktiv II. Außerdem gehts um Wörter die es (Gott sei Dank) nicht in die deutsche Sprache geschafft haben und die endlos lange Liste der weirden Dinge, die schon vom amerikanischen Geheimdienst abgezogen wurden. Spoiler: Nein man kann Soldaten nicht mit einer Bombe gay werden lassen. Ghost of Yōtei – das epische Action-Adventure im feudalen Japan, jetzt für PlayStation 5 erhältlich. Eine neue Story, eine atemberaubende Welt, packende Kämpfe – jetzt entdecken unter: https://www.playstation.com/de-de/games/ghost-of-yotei/ Hier findest du alle Infos & exklusive Rabatte unserer Werbepartner: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://linktr.ee/podcast_hobbylos⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Hobbylos ist eine Produktion von Spotify Studios. Kontakt: hobbylos@youmgmt.de Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Silver, Taxes, and Unconstitutional Laws The price of a McDonald's Big Mac meal was 35 cents in 1964 with the dime and quarter that still had silver in it. Today, the same amount of silver will buy you the same meal, even though it's more than $10. We talk about how you can use silver in your portfolio.   Property taxes increases are still a hot-button topic here in Ohio, where more and more people are getting involved and signing the petition to get an amendment on the ballot to end property taxes statewide. A recent poll shows that 61% of voters would vote for this. If it passes here in Ohio, there are other states that will be looking at getting rid of property taxes also. We also talk about a new proposed law in the city of Columbus regarding rental registration and inspections. While this same kind of law has been found unconstitutional in other cities, they are trying to pass it there. We talk about the unconstitutional laws that governments are trying to force on citizens.   Whether it is fighting against taxing unrealized gains or against unconstitutional laws, the only way to prevent these things from hurting citizens is to stand up against it. More and more people are starting to do this. That is how we can make this world a better place. Sponsors: American Gold Exchange Our dealer for precious metals & the exclusive dealer of Real Power Family silver rounds (which we finally got in!!!). Get your first, or next bullion order from American Gold Exchange like we do. Tell them the Real Power Family sent you! Click on this link to get a FREE Starters Guide. Or Click Here to order our new Real Power Family silver rounds. 1 Troy Oz 99.99% Fine Silver Abolish Property Taxes in Ohio: www.AxOHTax.com  Get more information about abolishing all property taxes in Ohio. Our Links: www.RealPowerFamily.com Info@ClearSkyTrainer.com 833-Be-Do-Have (833-233-6428)

This Week: We came, we drove in, we at-the'd. That's the poet's way (Rilke agrees) of saying that for this very specialsode we covered At The Drive In's Relationship of Command. My relationship of command at the drive in is that if I (the power player) issue commands into the speaker (the employee) they provide me with Big Macs. Also up for discussion: Not a lot about the album to Chris and ATDI fan's eternal dismay, a TikTok star overuns the MeatMarket, and oh yeah, we talk about Donkey Kong for 90% of the record. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The 94 WIP Morning Show reacts to an exciting night at Citizens Bank Park, as the Phillies hit a franchise-record 8 homeruns in a single game, clinching a top-2 seed in the National League while doing it. As the Eagles prepare to fly south to face the Bucs, questions loom on the defensive side, with injuries mounting. Jason Kelce joins the show on the phone to discuss the what he believes the Eagles need to do to beat Todd Bowles' defense. Former Eagle CJ Gardner-Johnson was released from the Texans this week, begging the question: Should the Eagles bring him back once again? Joe DeCamara warns that you should never reheat a Big Mac on Life Advice with The Hammer. Time's Yours: there's a weird smell in Delco?

Have you ever had to re-heat a Big Mac? Joe DeCamara from the 94 WIP Morning Show recommends that you don't, and gives you a little bit of extra life advice.

Looking forward to real horror ? Haunted houses, is iPhone played out, SoFi seems to have good home loans, more apartments less houses.   Warfare, echo valley, last breath, the conjuring, task, alien earth so far, the morning show, AeW, aka Charlie sheen, wrong Paris, the dead girls.   Lemon balsamic salad, Big Mac pasta salad, should we try crab dip ? Pizza burger, buffalo chicken Mac and cheese, Jersey mikes.   Happy hump day stars

Le « bortsch index » est un indicateur économique atypique mais redoutablement parlant. Inspiré de la soupe traditionnelle à base de betteraves, de choux, de pommes de terre et d'oignons, il mesure le coût des ingrédients nécessaires à la préparation de ce plat consommé quotidiennement en Russie et en Ukraine. Comme le « Big Mac index », il rend tangible une réalité abstraite : l'inflation et son impact direct sur la vie des ménages.Historiquement, l'indice est né en 2014, au moment des premières sanctions internationales contre la Russie après l'annexion de la Crimée. Natalya Atuchina, une enseignante à la retraite, avait alors constaté que le prix des ingrédients de base du bortsch flambait. Entre 2014 et 2015, le coût du plat avait bondi de près de 50 %. Cet outil, à la fois symbolique et concret, est depuis devenu un thermomètre du pouvoir d'achat.Aujourd'hui, en 2025, le bortsch index est de nouveau au centre de l'attention. La guerre en Ukraine, déclenchée en 2022, combinée aux sanctions occidentales, pèse lourdement sur l'économie russe. Vendredi 12 septembre, la Banque centrale de Russie a abaissé son taux directeur de 18 % à 17 %. Malgré cette détente, le niveau reste extrêmement élevé, reflet d'une inflation annuelle dépassant 8 %.Mais la situation est encore plus dramatique dans l'alimentaire. Les chiffres récents parlent d'eux-mêmes : sur un an, les prix des oignons ont grimpé de 87 %, ceux du chou de 56 %, et ceux des betteraves de 12 %. Seules les tomates affichent une hausse modérée, autour de 1,2 %. Le cas le plus frappant reste celui de la pomme de terre : son prix a été multiplié par trois en l'espace de douze mois. Un véritable choc pour les ménages russes, qui consomment en moyenne 131 kilos de pommes de terre par an.Cette flambée a des causes multiples : coûts de production en hausse (énergie, intrants agricoles), manque de main-d'œuvre, et surtout difficultés logistiques liées à la guerre. La région de Briansk, principale zone productrice, se trouve à la frontière ukrainienne et subit directement les bombardements. Résultat : la Russie a dû importer pas moins de 548.000 tonnes de pommes de terre d'Égypte, une première historique.En résumé, le bortsch index illustre à la perfection comment un conflit géopolitique et des sanctions économiques se traduisent dans l'assiette des citoyens. Derrière les pourcentages d'inflation ou les décisions de la Banque centrale, c'est bien le prix du repas le plus quotidien qui devient le révélateur le plus concret de la crise. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Abdel is a Starkware engineer who, over the last 7 years, went from building EIP 1559 on Ethereum to becoming a Bitcoin maximalist who wants ZK STARKs to happen. In this episode, we talk about his journey & some of Bitcoin's cultural issues. Time stamps: 00:00:59 - Sponsors: Sideshift, Citrea, Bitcoin.com News, LayerTwo Labs, NoOnes.com 00:01:38 - Abdel's unique journey: From Ethereum core dev at ConsenSys to Bitcoin maximalism 00:02:17 - Early Bitcoin curiosity (2011-2012) vs Ethereum's "world computer" appeal 00:03:51 - Fintech background: Working for banks before fighting them 00:04:31 - Always a Bitcoin + Ethereum maxi: Building unstoppable systems 00:06:07 - North Star vs "Nostr": Unstoppable vs compromised systems 00:06:23 - Fintech to DeFi? Payments focus, not advanced trading 00:07:29 - First Ethereum contributions: Smart contracts 00:09:09 - Deep dive: Championing EIP-1559 (fee burn, ultrasound money) 00:11:03 - EIP-1559's governance risks: Changing monetary policy on the fly 00:11:16 - Ethereum's slippery slopes: DAO hard fork to fee burns 00:12:12 - Ethereum as anti-Bitcoin experiment: From colored coins to rollups 00:13:48 - Ethereum Classic hopes; market follows narratives, not fixed supply 00:14:28 - EIP-1559 process: 2+ years of debate vs Bitcoin's immutability 00:15:59 - Boiling frog with Vitalik: Accumulating compromises (trusted setups) 00:18:28 - Ethereum precedents: Premine, PoS migration, rushed upgrades 00:19:14 - Social layer strength: Protects core principles vs nation-states 00:19:41 - Non-tech users in governance: Better than dev-only control 00:22:32 - Educating the social layer: Privacy warnings in Bitcoin tools 00:24:26 - Risks: Bitcoin (tech obsolescence) vs Ethereum (social dilution) 00:26:49 - Bitcoin meetups: Ideology & tech vs Ethereum's builder focus 00:28:00 - Shocking anti-Bitcoin sentiment from Ethereum side 00:29:52 - PoW beauty: External entropy, fair distribution (not Ponzi) 00:31:44 - PoW vs PoS: Tolerating Ethereum's PoS for decentralization 00:34:20 - Bitcoin's privacy crisis: Needs scale + affordability 00:36:43 - Sponsor: Layer2 Labs (Drivechains for sidechains like Zcash fork) 00:38:02 - Sponsor: Citrea (ZK rollup on Bitcoin via BitVM2) 00:40:09 - Citrea drama: Unfair criticism amid filter wars 00:42:40 - Citrea vs Alpen: First-to-market wins (garbled circuits delay) 00:46:01 - Video game analogy: Duke Nukem Forever vs pragmatic launches 00:47:25 - Lesson from Ethereum: Optimistic rollups dominate despite ZK superiority 00:48:56 - Dev events vs mainstream: Bridging tech narratives to plebs 01:10:00 - Fragmentation in Bitcoin community, why plebs dismiss innovation 02:30:00 - Off-topic: Immigration in Europe (Romania/France parallels, economic pressures) 02:38:16 - Bitcoin as catalyst: Inflation from crises drives adoption 02:39:46 - Decentralization as development sign: Small-scale consensus 02:42:11 - New chains start centralized; trust incentives lacking in L2s 02:44:41 - Starkware as bridge to Bitcoin: Pre-existing interest 02:45:57 - Elevator pitch: STARK proofs for Bitcoin (open-source, battle-tested) 02:48:21 - Endgame: Verify STARKs on Bitcoin for programmability + privacy 02:49:52 - Meme magic: One STARK proof is smaller in size than a photo, costs less than a Big Mac, can be verified in a blink 02:52:29 - STARKs vs SNARKs: No trusted setup, quantum-secure, hash-based 02:54:31 - Experiments: Cashu with STARKs (private programmable e-cash) 02:58:37 - Nostr DVMS: Verifiable AI/services in permissionless marketplace 03:01:16 - Cashu origin story: Bar chat with Calle to Jack Dorsey endorsement 03:03:16 - Cashu honesty: Not scaling, but privacy bridge vs custodians 03:06:25 - Nihilism in Bitcoin: Mental gymnastics vs Ethereum's build-first ethos 03:07:48 - Permission culture: Asking nodes for ZK proofs/Lightning channels 03:08:27 - Event split: Dev confs (BTC++) vs narrative fests (BTC Prague) 03:10:29 - Why invest without understanding? Newbie wave acceleration 03:11:23 - Niche value: In-between content bridges extremes 03:13:48 - Who listens matters: Robin Linus' DM is more important than mass views 03:16:07 - Still early days: 16 years in, aim for 1B daily users 03:16:39 - Special word: "Grinta" (grit mindset) for full listeners 03:18:14 - Outro: Thanks & next: Shai on PoW improvements

"Baker Mayfield is better than both Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes by a wide margin." - Dan Le Batard Greg is furious at traffic, but don't worry: he still has the wherewithal to compare Cam Newton's career to Mark Moseley's. Also, Dan begins his career as a hot take artist, Jeff Conine finally answers Chris Cote's text, Tony delivers his Top 5 QBs He Trusts Most At The End of the Game, and Tua irks Big Mac. Today's cast: Dan, Greg, Zaslow, Chris, Billy, Jeremy, and Tony. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Pour ce troisième épisode de la saison 3 du French Quarter Podcast, la team Saints France revient sur le match de la Week 2 face aux San Francisco 49ers et le début de l'ère Kellen Moore.

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Andy Gresh joins to discuss what the Steelers are getting in Jabrill Peppers, if he was surprised he was let go in New England, his story about Pat Narduzzi, how many Big Macs he ate in one sitting.

Mike Tomlin talked today. He's not worried about Broderick Jones. Mullsy isn't feeling very optimistic after Sunday. He got beat every way imaginable. These struggles are even more concerning because Rodgers looked very good. A caller is very concerned about Jones. It's Dick Lebeau's birthday! Poni thinks the chat with our guest from PFF might get contentious. Is Broderick Jones already a bust? Why didn't the Steelers give him more help on Sunday? We shift to a conversation about sumo wrestling. A caller somewhat defends Jones, citing that he's engaged. Payton Wilson had a rough game on Sunday, Mike Tomlin isn't a ball treatment specialist. Aaron Rodgers received a horrid PFF grade. PFF grader John Kosko joins to explain himself. He references a dropped interception by the Jets and the myriad of screen passes. Bryce Young was ranked ahead based on the grades. They did not credit him with any "big time throws". Could Tyreek Hill be a real option for the Steelers? Is he washed after a rough 2024? He might have more legal trouble on the horizon. Is he worth it? Would KC be the best fit for him anyway? Our PFF guest thanked us for having him already. Poni runs down the BFF QB rankings. Dolphins reporter Armando Salguero joins to discuss the Tyreek Hill rumors and the financial implications. He points out several potential issues with Hill. Could the Dolphins trade him if they lose this weekend? Who is on the Mt Rushmore for Westmoreland County athletes? Jabrill Peppers signed with the Steelers today. He can still play and he's dynamite against the run. A frank discussion about Abraham Lincoln. Andy Gresh joins to discuss what the Steelers are getting in Jabrill Peppers, if he was surprised he was let go in New England, his story about Pat Narduzzi, how many Big Macs he ate in one sitting. Donny Debrief with Sean - looking at the PFF team from Week 1, there's no Steelers but a ton of Jets. Tomlin Takes: We hear various comments he made from today's press conference. The name game - Pitt/WVU 2K rushers, and astrology signs. Hodgepodge of Nothingness

Jabrill Peppers signed with the Steelers today. He can still play and he's dynamite against the run. A frank discussion about Abraham Lincoln. Andy Gresh joins to discuss what the Steelers are getting in Jabrill Peppers, if he was surprised he was let go in New England, his story about Pat Narduzzi, how many Big Macs he ate in one sitting. Donny Debrief with Sean - looking at the PFF team from Week 1, there's no Steelers but a ton of Jets.

"Is a 25-cent DoorDash tip enough to put your whole family at risk?"That's the question Ben Rogers wrestles with in this hilarious and surprisingly relatable episode of The Ben and Skin Show. Joined by Jeff “Skin” Wade, Kevin “KT” Turner, and Krystina Ray, the crew dives into a whirlwind of sports hot takes, parenting chaos, and laugh-out-loud moments that only this team can deliver.From the emotional fallout of Micah Parsons suiting up for Green Bay to the Metroplex still grieving Luka's departure, the gang doesn't hold back. Skin's take on how losing Luka “softened us emotionally” hits hard, but the real showstopper? Ben's story about his 14-year-old daughter DoorDashing McDonald's at 1 a.m.—and tipping just 25 cents. The fallout? A furious wife, a potentially tainted DoorDash account, and a foggy window photo that might just go viral. “Mom, I'm on a budget,” she says. The crew's reaction? Pure gold.

Week One is in the books and Oh Man did we have some eye opening games. Both Texas and Alabama falter early, and we will see if they can course correct. We are set to make our week two picks, as Big Mac and Thor jump out to the early lead. Sit back, relax and let's see how it all plays out! 

This week we look back at our first league win of the season away at Millwall, our first clean sheet, an improved 2nd half display and the ugly looking injury to Danny Ward.We also discuss the Carabao Cup second round victory against Preston and getting drawn at home to Reading in the 3rd round.No game coming up this week so we talk about the international break, how many there are during a season and what it means for the club. We read out some of your comments and Siân has a go at this week's quiz.Click to message the show

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The Hacks are back! There's just too much news for us to leave you alone, so we're pulling up a stool with veteran Hackeroo, Chicago native, former White House chief of staff, and U.S. ambassador to Japan Rahm Emanuel. The Hacks dive into Trump's threats to send the National Guard to Chicago, his increasingly loud campaign against mail-in ballots and the 2020 census, the weaponization of the Justice Department, redistricting as a national flashpoint, Big Macs, bridges, and so much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode of Two Strike Noise, Jeff and Mark open in the Jesus Montero Studio, where an ice cream sandwich has never been more dangerous. From there, the guys dig into a card-collecting dad-and-son duo who cornered the market on Greg Briley, a record-shattering Hall of Fame induction program, and John Kruk's musings on clocks, vegans, and sandwiches. They check in on the Little League World Series, where one Canadian kid has already labeled Juan Soto “overrated,” and highlight professional sluggers who quietly joined the 500-home run club outside MLB. Plus, anniversaries and debuts galore: Nolan Ryan's 5,000th strikeout, Carmelo Martinez's fly-ball “weakness,” Big Mac's towel-wrapped sitcom cameo, and Dustin Pedroia's Hall of Very Good candidacy. The main feature this week is Mark's deep dive into Mike Marshall — not the Dodgers first baseman, but the 1974 Cy Young–winning reliever whose 106 appearances, 208 innings, and obsession with kinesiology made him one of baseball's most fascinating arms. And as always, we wrap with another round of Wax Pack Heroes — where mullets, mustaches, and manager cards all come into play. 00:00 Introduction and Studio Banter 03:17 Baseball Card Collecting Adventures 06:00 Historic Baseball Memorabilia 08:16 John Kruk's Hilarious Commentary 10:00 Little League World Series Highlights 11:51 500+ Home Run Club 15:58 Baseball Debuts and Nostalgia 21:05 Mike Marshall: The Iron Man Reliever 32:46 Wax Pack Heroes Game 48:35 Final Thoughts and Outro YouTube - www.youtube.com/@twostrikenoise Twitch - https://www.twitch.tv/twostrikenoise Bluesky - @twostrikenoise.bsky.social Facebook -https://www.facebook.com/TwoStrikeNoise/ Instagram - @twostrikenoise E-mail - twostrikenoise@gmail.com We pull ALOT of commons in Wax Pack Heroes. If you've got those Tom Foley or Ernest Riles cards just sitting around you can donate those commons to charity and maybe spark a child's interest in baseball and collecting. Find out more here: http://commons4kids.org/ #podernfamily #podnation #baseball #mlb #history #podcast #baseballcards

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Matthew Stafford held out of practice again while dealing with a back injury during the Los Angeles Rams' training camp. Reviewing Geno Smith's altercation with a fan ahead of the Las Vegas Raiders' preseason opener against the Seattle Seahawks. UNLV football color commentator, Caleb Herring joins Cofield & Company to discuss Dan Mullen's "mercenary" style of team building with multiple new faces on the UNLV football team, review UNLV football getting multiple votes for the AP preseason Top 25 poll, and give his thoughts on Shedeur Sanders' performance during the Cleveland Browns' preseason opener against the Carolina Panthers.

Is your grocery bill beefier than your sandwich? This week, Joe Saul-Sehy, OG, and Neighbor Doug unpack inflation in a way that only we can—by biting into Len Penzo's Annual Sandwich Survey. Yes, prices are up, and yes, you can still eat well without triggering a credit card crisis. But it's not just meat and mustard on today's menu. We're also serving a fresh look at 401(k) “leakage”—that drip-drip-drip of hardship withdrawals that's turning your retirement plan into a leaky faucet. You'll get pro-level insight on how to patch those holes before your future income soaks the floor. And if you're paying for (or dreading paying for) college, Christine from the Stacker community, who works in higher ed, joins to offer sharp and timely advice on keeping costs in check—from completing the FAFSA to finding overlooked aid. Len Penzo's Sandwich Index Which sandwiches give you the most delicious bang for your inflation-adjusted buck? (Spoiler: bologna stages a quiet comeback.) 401(k) Trouble Brewing Hardship withdrawals are on the rise. Why it matters, how to avoid them, and what better options exist when life throws you a cash crisis. Tracking Expenses Like a Pro Joe, OG, and Doug explore the subtle ways inflation seeps into your budget—and how paying attention to where your money leaks gives you power back. Higher Ed, Lower Bills Stacker Christine breaks down must-know tips on navigating skyrocketing tuition, including a FAFSA pep talk that could save you thousands. Tuna vs. Roast Beef: The Sandwich Showdown Plus: Is the BLT still king? Can the humble tuna salad hold its ground against the mighty Big Mac? And where does salami fit into the sandwich power rankings? Trivia, Movie Talk, and Park City Tales No Stacking Benjamins episode is complete without a detour or three—from Doug's trivia trap to stories from the road and screen. Takeaway for Stackers: In high-cost times, it's the small wins—like swapping in store brands, packing a lunch, or tracking that budget leak—that give you the edge. And while it's tempting to ignore those tiny cracks in your retirement plan or daily spending, you're much better off fixing them before the flood. Want to brag about your favorite money-saving sandwich? Drop into the Basement Facebook group and share it—bonus points if it doesn't involve bologna. FULL SHOW NOTES: https://stackingbenjamins.com/len-penzo-2025-annual-sandwich-survey-1717 Deeper dives with curated links, topics, and discussions are in our newsletter, The 201, available at https://www.stackingbenjamins.com/201 Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Who Has The Coldest Take? Welcome to VOLUME 183 of The Bracket. Kenjac is host alongside Pat, Gooch, Nicky smokes, White Sox Dave and Cheah. Follow The Bracket ►TWITTER - https://twitter.com/BracketPod ►INSTAGRAM - https://www.instagram.com/thebracket/ Follow Kenjac ►TWITTER - https://twitter.com/JackKennedy ►INSTAGRAM - https://www.instagram.com/jackennedy/ ►TIKTOK - https://www.tiktok.com/@ken_jac Intro - (0:00) Sushi vs Shower Stuff - (3:57) Work Life Balance v Butt Stuff - (14:52) 18 Holes v Big Mac - (21:56) Low Tops v Reubens - (25:43) Cheah in - (34:20) Bowen Yang v Cheah in winner - (42:18) Cake v Nashville - (45:43) Cheah in - (50:17) Star Wars v Peanut Butter - (56:58) Chalamet vs Chocolate Ice Cream - (1:03:35) Playoffs - (1:10:30) Finals - (1:20:06) Download the Gametime app today and use code BRACKET for $20 off your first purchase Get your first month of BlueChew FREE Just use promo code BRACKET at checkout and pay five bucks for shipping. https://BlueChew.comYou can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/lightscamerabarstool

LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE, to use its proper name, is led by Bernard Arnault, who is credited with creating today's luxury industry. Can he turn the firm around after its missteps? Why do fluffy K-dramas tempt North Koreans to brave the firing squad? It is not the political messages. And our Big Mac index shows trade-tantrum effects on the dollar.Get a world of insights by subscribing to Economist Podcasts+. For more information about how to access Economist Podcasts+, please visit our FAQs page or watch our video explaining how to link your account. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE, to use its proper name, is led by Bernard Arnault, who is credited with creating today's luxury industry. Can he turn the firm around after its missteps? Why do fluffy K-dramas tempt North Koreans to brave the firing squad? It is not the political messages. And our Big Mac index shows trade-tantrum effects on the dollar.Get a world of insights by subscribing to Economist Podcasts+. For more information about how to access Economist Podcasts+, please visit our FAQs page or watch our video explaining how to link your account.

What's the best way to dispose of a sex toy? Do cats have nails? And is it wrong to take a piss in your cheating husband's bathwater? Nobody is asking these questions, but we attempt to answer them anyway in this special episode! As we take a break from gigging for the summer, we reflect on the opening leg of our Hot Mess tour, and share some of our favourite confessions from those first 43 shows. Tune in to hear tale of what one naughty toddler did with some Rice Krispies, how one woman ended up with tits that smell like Big Macs, and a top tip for managing screen time that involves Russia. Plus: we discuss the confessions that are too scummy to read out...An amazing FIFTEEN THOUSAND PEOPLE have already been to see Hot Mess. Thank you so much to everyone who's come along and shared confessions. If you've been to the show and enjoyed it, please tell your friends! And/or, bring them along to the next one! We start gigging again in the autumn, then it's our Christmas tour, and we have shows booked in right the way up to 2027... New dates are announced all the time, so keep an eye on scummymummies.com for tickets.A huge thank you to all our podcast listeners - especially the ones who have been with us for the last 12 years, through all three hundred and something episodes. We never thought we'd last this long, but here we are, and we love it, so we're going to keep going. We are so grateful for your support. Until next time, thank you for listening! E&H xxx Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Luke and Andrew try the Tiktok “Big Mac Challenge” to see if they can each eat the double-decker burger in one minute or less.   

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Tony Reali has nothing to do so we've flown him in to bring positivity and get Big Mac's thoughts on Chris Grier and the Florida Panthers. Plus, Billy feels bad for Connor McDavid who he believes is just a guy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices