Ep #41: Trust Us, This Is A Funny Episode

Tuttle & Kline

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How did a simple melody about a fast-food burger become etched in our brains forever? Join us on a nostalgic voyage as we unravel the mystery behind catchy jingles and their uncanny ability to stick with us through the years. The conversation takes a tasty turn with a look at McDonald's latest menu changes in response to global economic shifts. We even dish on their intriguing new culinary creation: the chicken sandwich topped with Big Mac sauce. With equal parts humor and insight, we explore how these changes impact consumers and shareholders alike, blending nostalgia with current events and market dynamics.
Shifting gears to the land Down Under, we tackle a hot-button issue: Australia's controversial bill to ban social media for anyone 16 years or younger. Is this a protective measure or a step towards government overreach? We dig into the debate, questioning enforcement and the motivations behind this proposed legislation.
We find out why Kline, a St. Louis kid, asked for a Washington Redskins robe when he was growing up and we find out how Tuttle dealt with his first rush of blood to the head in his 7th grade summer.
You get to play the game, Is It Tuttle, Or Chris Cornell?
To cap it all off, we lighten the mood with a nod to Saquon Barkley's thrilling performance against the Rams, ensuring our episode is a lively mix of humor, nostalgia, and thought-provoking commentary.

Разделы

1. Ep #41: Trust Us, This Is A Funny Episode (00:00:00)

2. Memory, McDonald's, and Moon Landing Hoax (00:00:03)

3. Social Media Age Restriction Debate (00:15:49)