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May 13, 2025 57 secs
Who almost played Tom Hanks Part in BIG?
Which mammals can not jump? 
Is there a gene that makes your armpits NOT smell?
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Well, that's kind of random. Mel tying for random facts
with mel Taylor.

Speaker 2 (00:05):
Only two of the number one NFL draft picks for
the past twenty years have won a Super Bowl, Matthew
Stafford from the La Rams in twenty twenty two and
Eric Fisher Kansady Chiefs in twenty twenty. Approximately two percent
of people actually of a gene that makes it so
their armpits don't smell even without deodorant. AD time for

(00:26):
the series finale of Mash back in nineteen eighty three
actually cost more than ad time for the Super Bowl
that year. Robert de Niro turned down the part in
Big that eventually went to Tom Hanks, but I feel
like would have been a totally different movie. Detroit is
one of the most expensive places in America to insure

(00:46):
a car, and they're only a handful of mammals that
can't jump, like elephants, sloths, hippos, and rhinos. That is
a look today, it's your random facts.
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