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September 16, 2024 1 min
What did Phil Robertson from Duck Dynasty do before ducks? 
What is the full version of "Take Me Out to the Ballgame"?
How much energy does your brain need? 
Can you own anything from the Challenger explosion?
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Let's take a look today at your random facts. So
Phil Robertson from Duck Dynasty was the starting quarterback actually
at Louisiana Tech University in the mid nineteen sixties. His
senior year, he quit football to focus on duck hunting,
which opened up the spot for the backup quarterback, who
was Terry Bradshaw. Phil Wentz told Terry, I'm going for

(00:21):
the ducks. You can go for the bucks. The full
version of it, take Me Out to the Ballgame is
actually a feminist song about a woman who wants to
go on a date to a baseball game and not
a movie. Your brain actually represents about two percent of
your body weights, but it uses twenty percent of your
body's energy. That's more than any other organ The most

(00:41):
remote place on Earth where people live is an island
called Tristan duk Kunha. It's in the south part of
the Atlantic Ocean. They're only about two hundred and fifty
people that live there, and the closest people live fifteen
hundred miles away. And it is illegal to own any
debris from the Challenger explosion. If you get caught with some,
you get up to ten years in prison. That is

(01:03):
a look today at your random facts
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