Spitballers Comedy Podcast - Spit Hits: My Power Arm & The Best Dad Jokes Pt. II - Comedy Podcast

Episode Date: September 5, 2022

Spit Hit for September 5, 2022: We are back, by popular demand, with a draft of ‘The Best Dad Jokes’ - part deux. Before that, we tackle some hilarious would you rather questions while learning a bit about Jason’s dominant hand. ‘Is This Real Life’ also returns to the show as we listen in on some actual news articles that made us question reality. Subscribe and tell your friends about another hilarious episode of The Spitballers Comedy Podcast! Connect with the Spitballers Comedy Podcast: Become an Official Spitwad: SpitballersPod.com Follow us on Twitter: Twitter.com/SpitballersPod Follow us on IG: Instagram.com/SpitballersPod Subscribe on YouTube: YouTube.com/Spitballers

Well, hello, you beautiful spit wads. Thanks for stopping by to listen to an episode. Now, it's Labor Day, so we're gonna be taking this week off from a brand new episode, but we have a deliciously wonderful, funny, probably stupid Labor Day spit hit for you. Enjoy. What happens when three buffoons give life advice, explore unrealistic situations, and give random topics more thought than they probably deserve? It's the Spitballers Podcast with Andy, Mike, and Jason. It's dinner time everybody Come on

Supper's served Is this the dinner triangle? This has just been plummeting downhill For so long now Was that like a monono? I got no idea Mike None, no clue I don't know if there's been a scat Was that like a no-no? I got no idea, Mike. None. No clue.

I don't know if there's been a scat I've thought less about than today's, and I just figured something good would happen. It's fun when you're like- Flipping the coin. When you hit on a word, a magical word like bedingy, and it works out so well. I know. It over-inflates the confidence that you're going to find another magical closer for a scat. And you're just, if you don't put in the work, the work's going to put it in for you.

Yeah, I mean, that was, you know, not my best. But welcome into the show. The Spitballers Podcast. Mike Wright, Jason Moore, Andy Holloway. Excited to have you with us. We have Would You Rather on the show today. Is this real life making a return? And an illustrious Best Dad Jokes Part 2.

This time it's personal. Yes, this is going to be yet another spectacular draft. At SpitballersPod on Twitter. SpitballersPod.com is the website. I'm not saying this, but others are. Other people. Others are saying that last week's episode was one of the greatest. We've heard that.

We had one tweet. Isn't that right, Al? That's right. They're not wrong. One tweet in particular that I found really funny was, guys, great show. Instantly, at least a top 20. Maybe even a top 15.

It's like, whoa. This is a tough critic here. It was a sensational show, of course. All of our shows are great. But it's just really, really funny to me to go to someone and say, like, that was one of, like, the top 20, maybe top 15 things that you have done. In all fairness, Mike, I mean, our top 15 are really high. Yeah, I took it as a compliment.

There's just another 14 that they could not displace for last week's legendary show. I have no idea what they are. I don't remember. We're doing the dad jokes, and Al Borland knows well enough to send us the dad jokes from the last one just in case we were to accidentally repeat them, which I was about to do. I'll have you know, Al. it got really close on one of them. To be fair, it was a variant, though. It wasn't a duplicate joke.

I mean, it was. You changed the animal. It was a slight variant. Yeah. Yeah. It was your joke. You had said, why can't you find elephants hiding in trees? Is that the joke?

Yeah. Why is it so hard? Why is it so hard to find elephants hiding in trees? Because the joke yeah why is it so hard why is it so hard to find elephants hiding in trees and because they're so good at it because they're so and my joke was about hippopotamuses hiding in trees so i'm glad we averted that totally different totally different different size all right let's get into would you rather would you rather would you rather would you rather oh uh this is from jt would you rather have to always write and use your phone with your non-dominant hand so writing and using

your phone with your non-dominant hand okay or always wipe with your non-dominant hand well first off i appreciate uh justin timberlake yes writing into the show yes big fan of the show a big fan of your work too yeah oh i mean it's pretty good yeah that trolls banger was uh it's one of your top 15 songs definitely top 20 maybe top 15 in your portfolio. But would you rather always write and use your hand? I mean, either one of these. Phone with your left hand. I'm throwing left hand because I am right-handed. Jason on the show, meanwhile, is left-handed.

You're a bit of a weirdo, though. Sure. You play basketball with your right hand, don't you? You're left-handed, but you do a bunch of stuff right-handed. Yeah. But all... Like a freak. There are people like me out there,

and I could speak to this. All of the things that require dexterity and precision, they're left-handed. Writing, eating, all of those type of things. If I'm throwing a ball or doing something with strength... With power. With my arm, not my hand, I'm right-armed and left-handed.

That's basically what it is. I'm left-handed and right-armed. So you're saying that your left arm, even though it is your dominant hand, it's a weak arm. Yes, 100%. If we were to arm wrestle, I would want to use my right. Okay. I mean, that's how it is.

And you began this with there are people like you out there yeah there's literally dozens of us and the reality is when i do things with my right hand my non-dominant hand it's the worst i i'm so like checking your phone you'd rather do with your left hand i can't imagine doing that with my right hand. I mean, a lot of times I'm- And wiping, which do you wipe with? That's a dexterity move. Do you need power or do you need precision? Power or finesse?

Which one do you need? Does it depend on the- Look, I know the answer. I want to know what you guys think. Do you think it needs the power or the precision? I think it's finesse. It's got to be the left hand. I know the diet.

I mean, you're going to need some real strength here. Ooh, I think, I'll bet this is what happened. You used to be a power righty, but then you jumped into bidet life, and now you don't need as much friction. Well, that's starting to fire that is true except i've never been a power writer i'm i'm always there for precision you gotta make sure there's no you know accidental mishaps it would be a the transition period here to wiping with non-dominant it would take some time to get right i mean i'd have to go have you ever done it no i'd

have to go slower a lot slower embarrassingly slow? Never. No, I'd have to go slower, a lot slower, embarrassingly slow. I want us to make a promise here to the people. Oh, we're going to give it a go? We're going to give it one shot. Oh, no. We're going to give it a shot. And the next, and spit wads out there, you give it a shot. Yeah, get in on this.

We're doing it. You're doing it. I want the entire world to give it one. Wipe. One good. No, no entire world to give it one. Wipe. One good. No, no, no. One full effort. So if it's a multi-wipe, it's just a one time.

So are we going like hashtag wrong wipe? Hashtag wrong wipe. Let us know. Give it one shot. We'll report back for science. Is there any scientific advantage to mixing it up? I mean, to getting proficient with both? I'm sure there's a...

Of course there's an advantage. I mean, do you think if you got to lean a certain way, and everything's a certain way for years, you probably build up some... You can pull a muscle or something. Well, if I broke my left hand and I had a cast on it, wouldn't I have to... I'd have to learn. You would. I don't want to have to start from zero when I break my hand.

I'm going to start for no reason. I mean, the truth is I would rather, I think my hand. I'm going to start for no reason. I mean, the truth is I would rather, I think, use my phone with the non-dominant. I think I would pick that up a little quicker. I use both hands with the phone sometimes. I can text with both. Yeah, I'll use either hand. It doesn't matter. I don't have any weak arms is what I'm saying.

Jason has one weak arm, him and his 12 friends. I think I'm usually a dual wielder on the phone. I mean, I'm usually using both thumbs, both hands. Sure, but when you have to go to one, have you ever used the power hand? No, I've never used the power arm. You're watching TV. We already know when you watch a movie, you're also on your phone. Correct.

And then you're probably having a snack ski. Well, I'm lifting weights with my right. Right, okay. Lifting weights, okay. While I... Lifting weights, Jason. I own weights that I would lift with my right. Calzones are exceptionally heavy. Yeah, what am I eating, a bowl of cereal?

That's my left. Calzone? It's a two-pounder. That's got to be the right. I'm going to wipe with my non-dominant, because Mike does bring up the truth. I live that bidet life. It's really just drying off. What percentage of your life is bidet life? Right now, it's 95%. If I go on a vacation or there's some emergency-

Is there multiple bathrooms in your house with bidets? No, there is one bidet. You never have to make a quicker stop to the other bathroom? No, I can usually at least make it to a different hallway. Look at the super sphincter over here. Yeah, I can't imagine. So we have one at work, and we've got one at home. That's enough.

All right. All right. The problem that we glossed over is the writing. I can use my phone with my offhand, no problem. But writing, trying to write with your offhand is just embarrassing. I feel like if I didn't need to write, though, anymore, I think I'm about done. Not if I got this flippy floppy. I can write fine.

That's what I just learned. I tried it, and I can write fine. That's what I just learned. I tried it, and I can write fine. My handwriting is, what grade would you say this handwriting is? Third or fourth. Third, yeah. So if you can write, why not make a full effort to move over to the power side? Because Andy and I, we're living in the side where we have the power and the precision all in one unit over here. We don't have to split up the workload when i play basketball my dominance is with both arms

now and i and that's what's really important is your best all lefty layup you by the way it's so important when's the last time you uh you played a pickup game of hoops i got next do other grown grownups have to be involved? Yes. Oh, man. Because I know you dunk on your kid's hoop. I know that happens. It's been at least a year.

Way more than that. I was thinking it's been a year, and then I thought about this year. No, it's been a long time. It's been a while. But that's why. All right. For the next time. Dan from Patreon.

Would you rather have to shave your head at the beginning of every year and then style and cut it as desired for the rest of the year or get whatever haircut you want at the beginning of the year and then let it grow untrimmed for the remainder of the year so this is good i mean we're recording this heading towards the new year so you either start with a shaved head or you start with the perfect cut and then you let it grow okay okay I'm following now um I don't I think this is all about what your what length of hair your base cut is I mean I can go shaved at the top because by the end of like what a month I'm back to normal well yeah and and here's another different problem in this question is not everybody can do much with long hair. Mike, you, I have seen when we first started the fantasy footballers, you had the man bun and we had no idea how long that was.

I mean, one day, I mean, you just had this, you had a giant man bun. And then one day you took it down like Rapunzel and it was like rapunzel i was like dude you have the longest hair of anyone i know or have ever seen it was unbelievable and and thick and luscious let's just say this if i grew my hair for five years it would be the stringiest most awful looking still balding in the front hair that you've ever seen. You would be a ponytail. It is not a good look, but it's not just a ponytail.

Ponytails fine. No, but it's the guys with the ponytail pulled back. Yeah. But the receding hairline. Yeah. You all know what I'm talking about. You could picture that right now.

I can't picture it well enough without seeing it. So if you don't mind, could you get it going? We've got a couple months. We've got some time. Can you grow it out? Oh, man. I don't know how long my hair would grow. Like, I feel like it would get to a point where it's like, I'm done.

Would mine keep going forever? Yes, it would, in fact, keep growing forever. Now, is there any chance on the inverse, if Jason shaved it, that it wouldn't come back afterwards? I've heard that's a thing. I don't, like, to me, it doesn't make sense. It doesn't make sense to me. The hair doesn't know how far it's out. No, it's the hair follicle.

But, I don't know, maybe you got some follicles in there that are just quitters, and I don't know. Is it a wives' tale, the whole, if you, like, shave, that it'll grow back thicker? Not just your hair, but I think... I believe that is an old wives' tale. It's related to because your hair is... When you shave with a blade,

you get that really coarse end because of how you've cut it. So I think it's related to that, and you just think that it's thicker, but it's not actually. Because it's all coming in at the same length. Yeah, it just looks like it for a little bit. So there's a wives' tale that if if you shave it will never grow back and if you shave

it'll grow back way thicker okay god i see what you're saying i see that there's a a bad circular logic here all right getting back to the question my hair which is currently short and usually needs to be short when it grows out it grows into a poof ball. I mean, the sides just grow straight out. They never lay down. I have this family photo session that we did many years ago when my kids were young, and for some reason, I did not think I should get a haircut

before this really big professional photo shoot, and I have the poofiest sides i don't even look like me it's the weirdest photos hashtag release the pics so yeah sure i uh borland remind me and i will have to take some uh photos of these photos this was like you know real photo photography not digital and um real yeah the snooty back in the day. All right. But anyways, I'm going to shave my head here. And because if I were to grow my hair out unlimited for a year, not good.

Yeah, I'll shave my head. I mean, I'll be back to normal within a month. And then we've got to. That's one month, though. I'm pretty poofy, man. So that's zero to one. That's hat month. January becomes hat month.

I think part of this is you don't get to wear a hat. You're having to choose which hair you're willing to do with it. I don't know how bad it would look bald. I do know that every once in a while, I do the buzz cut, and every single time, I'm like, yeah, this is a good idea. And every single time, I get done, and I look in the mirror and I go, I hate this. I want it all back.

I did that during the lockdown. I was like, yeah, this will make the lockdown easy. Poof. Yeah, I have the exact same problem. All right. Oof. Yeah, I have the exact same problem. All right.

So I'm going to get a haircut where my hair is somewhat long. No, I'm going to go somewhat long. Oh, you're smart. You're cheating. It already looks good because it's a good cut and it's long, and I know that it's just going to keep growing and so it will be okay. So I have shaved my head recently for a halloween costume last year and um so i googled jason moore bald i wanted to see if i could see uh a picture of what i look like bald and indeed the first one was me with a with a bald head because i want to see what. I don't remember how good or bad it was,

but then four pictures later is a picture of Paul Giamatti who looks way too similar to me. I look way too similar. The big black frames, the beard, and the bald head. You look just like him. The Google algo said this picture looks like yours.

That's not good. The third picture that comes up is Nick from Guess Who? Hey, to be fair, at least the rock is also in there. My range is wide. Oh, Judge Giamatti's wanting to give away that moniker right now. You look like Walter White in this photo. I like it. Yeah.

All right, Brian from Patreon. Would you rather have a family dog that loves you but hates everyone else or a dog that loves everyone else but hates you? Brian, do you even know

me? My dog will hate everyone else in the world and I will not care because it will be me and the dog forever. But that means that it hates your family.

Yeah. That's too bad. It's my dog. Yeah. It's my dog. Yeah, it is my dog. Does the dog that hates you mean they leave you alone? Yeah, but they probably growl at you. A little bit of growling? A little growling.

Do they take a little dump ski in my bed or anything like that? I don't think they're not really vengeful creatures. Right. But they're certainly not going to... My kids love dogs so much that i couldn't have a dog hate them that would break my heart yeah well my big worry here is if you were to take what mike took which is the dog's gonna love me i'm gonna love the dog but the dog hates everybody else what about when you have like guests over or if you're taking the dog on a walk

or you know strangers who now have to deal with a dog that actively dislikes them. There's not much worse than a. That's one of the hardest things with a dog is if you have like a dog that's really aggressive with, you know, people come over to your house. A stranger. They don't want to come over. A stranger's aggressive dog is really scary because you don't know how far that'll go. Yeah. And I hate being embarrassed.

scary because you don't know how far that'll go yeah and i hate being embarrassed like my my dog rocky cannot control himself around other dogs this dog loves dogs so much that he will like he loved he wants to play with him wants to play with them but so much that this pretty smart well-behaved dog he's very large too oh he's he's a horse he's a horse if he sees another dog he gone he he just found he is out of here and i have had to be like we take him to the field and we let him off the leash in the field sometimes so they could just run back and forth and they they stay with us really good dogs but if we see another dog way far down the street we have to recognize it before he does and then we we go, dog, dog, dog, get the leash, get Rocky. And every now and then I can think of one time that it's happened.

He saw the dog before us. Boom. He was out of here. So now this stranger down the street has this giant dog running at him as hardcore as possible. And how I feel is like I am so terrified. That guy's terrified. The other dog, how is that dog going to respond? Right.

It's not a good situation. Have any of you guys ever had the experience of being chased by a random dog? Bit by a random dog? I've not been chased. I've had both. I had family who I went to their house, and they took in a dog who, he was a rescue dog, but yeah, he ended up biting me in the knee. Oh.

I got bit a little too close to home. Oh. Oh, no. Yeah. Yeah, that didn't feel good. Also had the bike rides home from school where the person leaves the screen door open. Right. And the dog comes bursting out. Come out at you?

Oh, I've been chased down the street riding full blast on the bike, thinking I'm going to get eaten alive. That's crazy. But yeah, I got to let the dog. The family's got to get the love. You are correct. My son probably loves the dog more than I do, and it would break his heart if the dog did not like him,

and it would break my heart. But then that brokenness would be repaired by the love of my dog. I see. So everything would be A-okay for me. Right. No, that's fine. And your son would obviously end up in good shape in that situation. Grow up, man. Put some dirt on it. Get your own dog. So everything would be a-okay for me. Right, no, that's fine. And your son would obviously end up in good shape in that situation. Alright, grow up, man.

Put some dirt on it. Get your own dog. This is mine. I'm gonna take the dog's hatred for myself, love for everyone else so I don't have the stranger problem. And also, I want that dog to fear me. You shouldn't like me. I'm the master here. Don't you get my garbage?

Terry wants to know, would you rather give someone terrible advice or take someone's terrible advice? Oh, no. Hey, Al, for this question, when we take their terrible advice, does that mean we have to do it or we just have to receive it? No. You have to do it. Yeah, we have to do it. So I either have to give somebody terrible advice that costs them, or they give me terrible advice that costs me. Yeah, that is correct.

They're like, oh, you're traveling to California? Make sure you go up through Nevada around because there's some closures. And so they give you this advice. I got a hot stock tip for you. Oh, no. You're going to want to get in heavy on uso and uh go go deep so but here's the thing if the question was that's just hypothetical though right yeah just hypothetical just throwing out a random i don't even know if uso is a real stock who knows um oil something who knows who knows nobody knows um i'm sure it's a great stock rebounded

it did eventually rebound um if only i stayed in um so here's the thing if this question were would you like something bad to happen to you or to someone else that's basically what the question is but the real difference here because i think if we're all being honest and we had to choose something bad happens to me and my family or you and your family sorry we're probably all you know human nature we're probably going to choose that us and our family are fine but the difference here is the causation yeah exactly it's who now you're responsible. Would you rather be blamed for the bad advice? Would you rather be the fault of the bad stock tip? Or would you rather have it happen to you?

Like, I don't know. I'm a super empathetic person. And so I'm always trying to put myself in somebody else's shoes, almost to a fault. So, like, if someone does something wrong to me, like, I want to go over to go over and above to make sure they don't feel bad about it. So I don't feel like that would be a problem. But if I did something, I don't feel like I could ever undo it. If I ruin somebody based on my advice, I would feel so bad. Part of my question here is, I mean, it's advice, right?

So I actually think this is the correct thing to do. Like if I told my friend, holy crap, this, what was it, USO? Yeah. Is like really low right now. And like this is the time. I thought I was doing the right thing by telling people to get in. And then I was. I mean, whoever did this was absolutely doing the right thing.

Whoever. So they get the credit. Okay, new question. Not the blame. It was the credit. New question, Jason? New question. So in this hypothetical world, if you gave someone a bad stock tip and they lost a bunch of money on it.

Right, because they sold too early or whatever. But then they didn't necessarily need to if they hung out long enough. Do you have empathy? Do you feel guilty? Or are you relieved of? Fully relieved. Well, I mean, super guilty until the truth comes out about the stock, in which case you're validated and vindicated and everything's fine.

Okay, cool. But super guilty up until then, hypothetically. Hypothetically. Let's move on. Is this real life? All right, Is This real life is back. We each have found a story, a real story from the news that we're going to reveal to the other two on the show live and get their reaction to real life. Because real life is happening all around us.

And why not learn a little bit more about this world? Mm-hmm. So I'll kick it off. All right. Please do. Yeah, please do. I found this so fascinating because I learned a lot, and you're going to learn a lot. Here's the headline.

Oakland's notoriously aggressive turkey captured by wildlife expert posing as a frail woman. So this is real life. There has been a, well, look, there's been a, there's Gerald is his name. Gerald the aggressive turkey? Gerald the aggressive turkey spent- Probably because they named him Gerald. Five months attacking unsuspecting residents. probably because they named him Gerald five months attacking unsuspecting

residents on the reg Gerald just like guerrilla warfare would just like jump out of the woods yes this is 100% and apparently very aggressive turkeys are mean man they are mean mean birds

well yeah they're in a bad spot. True. He preferred victims that were older women, according to complaints to Oakland Animal Services. What? So this wildlife worker dressed up as an elderly old woman. Oh, my goodness. To get the get the turkey you gotta think like the turkey you gotta get in the mind of the turkey and here's what she said she uh she pretended to be scared of

the turkey dressed up like an old lady and that's when gerald started puffing up and showing aggression and she said i saw his reaction to me said, oh, you want a piece of this? I'll give it to you. And Gerald charged straight at her. But get this, 40 years of experience prepared her for this moment, and she scruffed the turkey. Turkey wrangling? Grabbing him by the neck in a way that doesn't hurt the bird.

And they thought they were going to have to euthanize Gerald, but they decided to eat him. Delicious. The end of this story is a nice sadness. And all the old ladies had a Thanksgiving meal. But anyway, they decided that there was a place, a suitable home for Gerald to go. A volcano. The month's long effort ended with Gerald being released to a wild turkey habitat.

So I didn't know that they preyed upon the elderly. Turkeys are mean, and I now like to picture that as the park ranger, the heroine in this story. She's dressed up as an elderly lady, walking. With 40 years' experience, she might be one. She might already be one. I mean. Yeah, that's a great point.

When did she start? When did she start? When do you start? Oh, yeah. I'm just dressing up. I dressed up 10 years older than I am. I dyed my hair white but i like to imagine that the turkey starts approaching and then she cackles and throws the disguise in the air and underneath she's just got a

gigantic automatic weapon blows him apart just annihilates the turkey also how much credit are we giving to turkeys To know the age of someone like That's not a moo moo Turkeys smell fear Yeah you gotta act afraid of a turkey if you want to get attacked by a turkey That's what my grandma always said Alright what do you guys got for me That is real life

And five months How much taxpayer money went to the five month turkey search It would have been a lot faster if they did my plan Your plan yeah yeah, exactly. They wanted to save this turkey. We set up three turrets, and we have lunch tomorrow. All right.

I'm just proud of them for not using some of the old people as bait. They actually dressed up. They didn't, you know. It's because they had one. They didn't find a real Gerald to come out and be the bait for Gerald. All right. Here is the article I found. And amazingly, this article is from three days ago.

So this is like breaking news. Escaped cloned female mutant crayfish take over Belgium's cemetery. So one more time. One more time. Escaped, cloned, female mutant crayfish have taken over a Belgian cemetery. Well, that doesn't make no sense. It don't make no sense. But as I read this article, here's what I found out.

This is a problem. This is a found out. This is a problem. This is a real problem. This is a real problem? This is a real problem. And this is three days ago, so this could be a problem. You know you watch movies, like catastrophic end of the world movies, and they always start with- The Rock and Judge Giamatti.

You always, you know, the family's in the house, and on the TV screen in the background is like just a normal... The zombie movie starts with, oh, in Pennsylvania, weird occurrence. We're reading that article right now. People need to understand. I'm looking at a crayfish. Number one, I don't know what the difference between a crayfish... Is it a crawfish?

I don't know. There's a crayfish and a craw... Oh, they are? They are. It's just pronunciation. I think most people call them crawfish. I'm Googling, and it's saying crayfish. Then I'll put a W in, and it'll show me something very similar.

Is it in America, or is it overseas? Overseas, they're crayfish. I don't know, but these things are terrifying. They are nasty looking. People eat these? Like our only defense against this terrifying mutant warrior fish is to eat it. Which is the same as the turkey. That's fair.

This is how we take care of our problems. So scientists basically created this version that doesn't need a male to reproduce. And it reproduces at an extremely rapid rate. So these females create identical DNA replicas of itself. What? And then they can create identical DNA replicas of themselves, which is why it's saying... They're taking over the cemetery. Somehow, these crayfish made in a lab have escaped, these cloned female mutant crayfish,

and they've taken over this. They're on land and in water. I was going to say, I thought they were water creatures. Nope. They dig down into the cemetery, and they devour everything in their path. They get in your craw. Oh, gosh. And so these things are eating everything.

Apparently, they are banned by the European Union. Crayfish are banned by the European Union. Why, they declare war on them? I'm telling you, these things are a problem. The idea of fixing this problem. Here's kevin shears from the flemish institute of nature and woodland research he said it's impossible to round them all up it's it's like trying to empty the ocean with a thimble so let's just you know keep them do they keep them on that you know side of the pond do they eat the bodies the article didn't say but that was the same question i had are they because this is a cemetery for a reason it's gonna solve our zombie problem it gives us a new problem but it's a new problem wow okay um no crayfish over there no

crawfish over here all right we're good all right i need to let the people know about a service that has been done by rashid Zahid. I hope I'm saying your name correctly. We all have had this situation. It's late. You're hungry. You want to hit up the Mickey D's, right? Because you've got to hankering for some fast food and especially,

especially some ice cream. Yeah. And what happens when you roll up to McDonald's at 11 o'clock and they go, uh, ice cream machine. No, don't do it. It's broken. So you go to another McDonald's and they're like, yeah, ours is broken too. Well, we have a solution here.

If you go to mcbroken.com, and I have been there, it is a fully interactive map. So here's what Rashika's done. Is McDonald's ice cream machine broken? Yes. So it's a live interactive map, and you can go check it out and see, like, essentially at any given point, 10% of the McDonald's machines are, quote, broken.

But here's the way we know that the machines are working. There is a bot running the McDonald's app, and it goes around and it places orders that include the ice cream. And if the order is rejected because the ice cream machine is broken, then they get a message here. So right now he's currently placing an order worth $18,752 every minute at every McDonald's in the U.S. to figure out which locations have a broken ice cream machine.

Okay, okay, okay. Wait, the order was $18,000? I think they're saying that that would be the value. They don't okay okay the order was eighteen thousand dollars like i i think they're saying that that would be the value they don't actually push the order through they're just like building orders at every single mcdonald's because if the machine is down the order won't work okay this is for one going there i can't believe how many mc many McDonald's there are in the world. Oh my gosh. There's so many McDonald's. Uh,

second of all, that's super smart. The tech is incredible. Third of all, there's quite a few broken ice cream machines around us right now. This seems really practical and useful. There are 8%, 8.98% of all machines are currently broken.

And apparently he services these. And apparently... Who services these? Can I get in this industry? He is doing this all for his love of McFlurries. I see at the top of the site, would you like to help me cover the cost of running this website? Buy me a McFlurry. My man likes a McFlurry. Is to get McFlurries.

That's actually just really cool tech. Yes. I apologize to anyone in Tempe, Arizona. If there was a map of... is to get McFlurries. That's actually just really cool tech. Yes. I apologize to anyone in Tempe, Arizona. If there was a map of... You don't have very many working ice cream machines right now. I was going to say, if there was a map of, like, are McDonald's servers broken due to this guy, what would that map look like?

Are you guys ready to draft? Let's do it. the spitballers draft all right we promised it it is a second best dad jokes draft. The first one was so incredible. Just the jokes were well thought out. Thorough. These drafts. Precise. Poetic. Should it be happening like once every 10 episodes.

It is a delight. Dad jokes are fun. They are uplifting. It's also a weird draft to have the first pick with because I don't think that means much. No. But I will begin our draft. All right. It's a simple one.

And last time we did this, we did this over Zoom. So we didn't get to deliver this to one another in person. What does a nosy pepper do? Nosy pepper. Oh, okay. Okay, okay. What does a nosy pepper do? Please tell me.

It gets jalapeno business! Jalapeno business. It gets jalapeno business. Spicy. That is a staple of the Wright household. You've used that one before. It is a staple of the Wright household. You've used that one before. Yes, the jalapeno is a classic. It's still funny.

It is a fantastic joke. Had you heard that one, Jason? I have. Oh. I have. That's all right. That's all right. It's still a good one.

It's just because we've heard it. It's still good. You got to jalapen my business. Yeah. Use it on your kids. They'll love it. Yes, they will. All right, Mike.

You are up. All right. A man walked into a restaurant the hostess asked do you have any reservations and he said no i'm confident i want to eat here that's a long exhale joke that's a long exhale i got jason with that one i i like i was hoping it went there. It reminded me of this. This isn't a dad joke I'm going with, but I know I had a friend in college who, whenever a waiter or waitress would ask if you want a box for that,

they'd say, no, you could just have it. Oh, that's good. That's good. Yeah. No, I don't want a box for this. I mean, we don't have to fight oh i like it no no i get the joke yeah yeah he's talking about like you put on the gloves you go to fight all right better explained all right i'm excited i was worried this first one

that i wanted was going to be taken somehow some way because i know we're all doing our research i mean our deep diving research to come up with the best. All right. If you're an American in the living room, what are you in the bathroom? European! Yeah, baby!

All right. Okay. You were worried we were coming for the European joke? Of course I was worried! That's the gold mine! Okay. All right I was worried. That's the gold mine. Okay. All right. I accept.

At least I haven't heard that one. I was very, very happy with that. That's not bad. That's not bad. All right. Now I'm still on the clock. Nothing like going back to back on the dad jokes. Speaking of the clock.

Oh. Have you ever tried to eat a clock? Have I ever tried to eat a clock? No, Jason, I have not. No, because it's very time consuming. Yeah. Oh, baby. Super time consuming to eat a clock.

You repeated the punchline. Yes, you did. Yes, I did. All right, Mike, you are up. You are on the clock. All right. Now, I've. All right, Mike, you are up. You are on the clock. All right. Now, I've got my pick here. I am torn on the delivery, though.

So you'll- Make it poor. Do the funny one. That's what I'm torn on. I think it could go either way, but you'll know what I mean. I'm just going to pick one. I'm going to go with it. Ready?

Ready? But you'll know what I mean. I'm just going to pick one. I'm going to go with it. Ready? My wife asked me if I could stop singing Wonderwall to her. I said maybe. The delivery was the correct one. Okay, yeah, thank you.

All right. Do you see what I mean? I wasn't sure if you just say, I said maybe. No, no, no. You did it right. You have to do it that way or the joke doesn't land. All right, I did it right. That's good.

That's a good one. What do you call a woman standing between two goalposts? What do you call a woman standing between two goalposts? I don't know. Annette. You down with that one, Mike? You down with that one? Annette.

Yeah, you call her Annette Funicello. You call her Annette. It tickled me. Yeah, it's not bad. And then I can't help but- Are we going the normal four? 12 rounds. 12 rounds.

12 rounds. That's a lot of dad jokes. All right. I hope that you haven't heard this one. You probably have, but- four or twelve rounds. That's a lot of dad jokes. All right. I hope that you haven't heard this one. You probably have, but what's better than Ted dancing? I already love it. I don't know the bunch.

You don't know the bunch. What's better? What's better than Ted dancing? Okay. I don't know. Ted singing and dancing, baby. Yeah. Yeah, I don't know. Ted singing and dancing, baby! Yeah! Yeah. I could see where it was going, but I couldn't find the answer. I was like, Ted flying, Ted sleeping.

What is going to be the punchline? Singing and dancing. That's good. Singing and dancing. All right. I enjoyed that one. Because, you know, not a lot of Ted dancing jokes out there. I wonder how many people listening know who Ted dancing is.

No, but he's back. He's in the good place. Oh, the good place. He's brought Ted Danson back. Singing and dancing. Ted Danson's back in a big way. Join us next week when the draft is Ted Danson jokes. Yes, that's right.

Mike, you're back. Back on the clock. All right, so how many more do I have? 15. No, no. Are we doing five again? Five rounds. Okay. That's helpful. All know. Are we doing five again? Five rounds. Okay.

That's helpful. All right. We're going to go with this one. I'll need a, I'll need a little bit interaction here. Jason. Yeah. We all know about Murphy's law.

Anything that can go wrong will go wrong. But have you heard about Cole's law? No, it's thinly sliced cabbage. That's not a good joke, man. As soon heard about coleslaw like i said have you heard about coleslaw yeah okay wow that's a i mean you call it a bad joke but my man broke before i even said i think it's a good joke because you laughed at your own joke during it i laughed because he was laughing. Oh, my goodness.

All right. I like the eye contact you guys made on that one. That was important. It was very good. All right. Well, then I'll make eye contact with you here, Andy. Why is it so hard to tell a joke about retired people? Why?

Because none of them work. Oh, gosh. Yeah, baby. I like that one. Get them retired people. Lazy. Just like Ted Danson. Get a job.

Oh, Ted Danson's not retired. He's back. Have you heard? Yeah, he's back. He's back in a big way. All right, Mike. Still Jason. Still me. All right, Mike. Still me? No, it's Jason.

Still me. All right, guys. Which days are the strongest? Which days are the strongest? Which days are the strongest? I don't know. Saturdays and Sundays. The others are all weekdays. Oh, gosh.

Wow. You did get points for delivery on that one that was pretty good you are bringing the fire you know it he's got the energy all right andy uh-huh what's forrest gump's password i actually know this one jason what's forrest gump's password i actually know this one. Jason, what's Forrest Gump's password? I actually know this one. Ladies and gentlemen at home, what's Forrest Gump's password? One, Forrest, one. Okay.

That is a classic. That is a good joke. I've never heard that one. You've never heard that one? That's what I just said. Being attacked. No, I've never heard that one. I get that it's probably been around for, what, 20 years?

It's a Forrest Gump joke. All right, I got one. Here we go. And I'll ask Mike this one because it kind of fits in your genre of life. Mike, what type of music do windmills like? What type of music do windmills like what type of music do windmills like I don't know they are big metal fans

oh yes yes and I have one more right oh that's correct sure that makes it difficult I've got all these Ted dancing ones I could go with. Um, all right. Uh,

I'm just going to go with this one. It may, it may not work. Jason's over here laughing at his next joke or something. One of them that I have is, it's just so stupid. Oh no. The rest of these are sophisticated.

Uh, guys, what do you call a fish with no. The rest of these are sophisticated. Guys, what do you call a fish with no eye? A fish with no eye? Yeah. A fish with no eye. A fish. Yes, that's the answer. Dang it.

I wanted to deliver the fish. I'm sorry. I wanted to deliver the fish to the people. You stole my fish, Mike. I did. I'm so sorry. I did. I'm so sorry. I got it too because there was that.

It wasn't with no eyes. It should have been no eyes. Yeah, you should have said no eyes. Hold on, hold on. What do you call a fish with no eyes? What do you call a fish with no eyes? I have no idea. Do you guys have any? Either of you heard this one?

A blind fish? No, no. Well done. Oh, no. I didn't think I'd have to modify it to make it funny dang it all right back to you mike all right we'll go with this final one jason yes did you hear that arnold schwarzenegger will be doing a movie about classical music. Really? He'll be Bach. Oh, gosh. I don't mind that.

That's a good one. Oh, yeah. And I'm not going to go with this joke. Schwarzenegger's a newer reference than Ted Danson. That's good. Yeah, he's really hot right now. Schwarzenegger's doing a lot of big things right now. Smashing it.

Got any Tony Danza jokes back here? I had a Terminator joke on my list that I wasn't going to go with, and I'm still not going to go with this one, but I'm just going to say this one. Well, give your official joke. Then we'll hit some of the, yeah. We can go another round if you want. I don't care.

I've got two more that I think are worth the cut. Let's go a sixth round. It sounds like we're going another round, in which case. All right. What would the Terminator be called in his retirement what would the terminator be called in his retirement i don't know the ex-terminator because he's an ex-terminator yeah he's an ex-terminator okay so he's killing all them bugs terminator yeah he's an ex-terminator okay so he's killing all them bugs because wait um because he's an ex-terminator he used to be a terminator now he's an ex-terminator

he's still killing two schwarzeneggers one dancing let's keep it going all right um and one tom hanks got the fourth skump in there okay all right um all right i'm gonna go your final one it's tough to decide my final one i'm gonna go with the one that i think is just so stupid but i love it why did the man it's not even that funny but it's so stupid all right why did the man fall down the well why did the man fall down the well because he couldn't see that well because he couldn't because he didn't see that well oh brother that's such a bad joke i'm with it that's a good one oh man it's so bad that it is completed. It's exactly right. Exactly right.

It's so bad that it's gone all the way back and it gets me in the fields. Because he couldn't see that well. Okay. Well, then I know what my last joke is because I'm going to be appealing to you. Mike, you are up. All right. All right. Two goldfish are in a tank. One says to the other.

Jason's already dead oh hold on okay he said one says to the other two goldfish are in a tank one says the other i can't wait to find out what it says I can't wait to find out what it says. Okay. Oh, this joke is rude. Tell me more about the goldfish. Gotta know what they said, man. Punch line incoming.

This is gonna be the biggest letdown of all time. Yes, it is. Okay. Just skip it. No, no, no. Two goldfish. I just powered down. Two goldfish are in a tank.

One says to the other, do you know how to drive this thing? Oh, come on. I told you the joke was on. It's crafty. It's crafty. Oh, my gosh. Okay, I'm back. All right.

Do I have to close this thing down? Please save us. I'm going to keep the dated references going here, guys. What's E.T. short for? What's E.T. short for? What's E.T. short for? I don't know. Because he's got little legs.

He does. That's why he's short. And that is a wrap man Jason when you get him going how sweaty are you right now my man oh man my tears of laughter are flowing from my forehead that tears of laughter are flowing from your forehead. Incredible. Spectacular. Oh, hope you enjoyed it. What did we learn today?

Oh, man, I learned turkeys get super pissed off if you name them Gerald. Oh, seriously. I learned how to find out if my local ice cream machine is broken at McDonald's. That's right. McBroken.com. I just learned that Jason cries through his forehead, so that'll do it for today's episode of the Spitballers Podcast. SpitballersPod.com is the website.

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