Stop Buying & Quadrobics

Is there something you can't stop buying? Dangerous Dave talks about what we Google on how to stop purchasing. Plus, quadrobics, the hot new exercise that makes us look like your cat.

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is deeper in the den with Dangerous Day. Well,
do you have problems with spending money online purchasing things?
What are the things that we cannot stop buying? So
if you bought a dot of a powerball ticket thirty
eight drawings in a row, it's the thirty ninth to charm,
This might make you feel better. Google looked at a

(00:20):
trend of things we can't stop buying. How to stop
buying blank searches we're googled this year, So people are
trying to stop buy things unless you're a kid. Number
one thing on the list is nerdier addiction than you
can have. Top five things we're googling. How to stop
buying Pokemon cards. Top the list became a real problem
with a full grown adult fighting over boxes of them

(00:42):
at Walmart and Costco. One woman recently turned to Reddit
for advice. They've racked up one hundred thousand dollars in
debt just buying Pokemon cards. Wow. Other thing we're trying
to stop buying. How to stop buying water bottles. It
seems like everyone has ten of them and now you
think one water bottle is enough? How to stop buying
books also made the list. And if you can afford

(01:02):
to buy them, actually read them. No problem. But here's
a good word to google library. How to stop buying
clothes also made the list, and how to stop buying
fast fashion? So same one as buying clothes, but it's
just you know, the fast fashion, the latest trends, and
just you know what, that's fine. I'm going to stick
with the cargo shorts forever. Deeper in the team. Well,

(01:25):
the Internet keeps churning out new hot exercise trends and
hopes that something might stick. This one might be a
long shot. The New York Post says the latest trend
on fitness is running and jumping on all fours like
an animal. They say it's not a cheat to get
more steps in. However, I could see why you would
think that it's called quadrobics. It's gaining traction on social

(01:46):
media where people are showing off their bear crawls and
cat leaps, sometimes even while wearing furry masks and tails. Freaks.
One practitioner said, is definitely a full body workout. Actually
lost a lot of weight since I started doing it,
started seeing definition in my body and started getting a
six pack. She also added that she's not very good
at quadrobics despite working out for a year doing it.

(02:07):
She said, it's very complicated. It's good to know because
I don't know a lot of people who would look
elegant running and jumping on all fours. She said, trying
it for five minutes, you'll be out of breath. One
personal trainer said quadrobics overlaps heavily with primal movements. It's
become more popular because people are craving more functional, holistic,
playful ways to move. Here's some things you should know

(02:29):
though people say you start slow, maybe easier things like
bear crawls, beast holds, leopard crawls, kick throughs, crab reaches. Also,
this isn't mentioned in the Pulse write up, but you can.
Also you might want to be careful where you do this.
If you try it in some neighborhoods wearing full get up,
there's a chance you might get shot. Quadrobics. You want

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to check out the video on it. Saw my show
page at ninety six to one in the Fox dot
com Meow again for another episode of Paper in the
Den with Dangerous daved Right, Dear