August 22, 2025 • 6 mins
"Should it really take a 4,000-pound car to deliver a two-pound burrito?"In this laugh-out-loud edition of The Ben and Skin Show, hosts Ben Rogers, Jeff “Skin” Wade, Kevin “KT” Turner, and Krystina Ray serve up a sizzling segment of KT’s Weekday Update—and it’s one of the most delightfully chaotic yet, featuring the story in Rowlett of the Chipotle offering drone deliveries.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
It is the Ben and Skin Show nine one point
one The Eagle. Now, this segment right here is brought
to you by our buddy Rodney Anderson. Rodney Anderson dot
Com is his website, or you can pick up that
telefano and call him at ninety seven to two nine
eighty five fifty two hundred. He's known for being the
mortgage guy in the DFW, and he does it quick
and easy, so great working with Rodney. A ton of
(00:22):
his customers, second, third, fourth time customers because once they
work with Rodney, they don't go anywhere else. And doing
a cash out refinance on your home is easier than
you think. Let Rodney guide you again. Rodney Anderson dot
com or nine seven two nine eight five fifty two
hundred and Cutting the Cowboys. At five o'clock, we'll talk
about episode four of The Gambler and His Cowboys, the
story of America's Team on Netflix. But right now it's
(00:45):
time for this Are You.
Speaker 2 (00:47):
Excited Day Day featuring veteran news anchor kt fun tweets.
Speaker 3 (00:59):
Pretty big day. Our land allies to the East, rallt
okay over there in rally. You guys ever gone to
the ralet wet zone. Uh what, that's their water park.
Oh they have a wet zone. Na.
Speaker 4 (01:14):
Oh no, milk community.
Speaker 3 (01:17):
Nothing to do with this story, though. Uh So, what's
happening right now? And it's very odd that it's happening here,
But DFW is becoming the drone delivery capital of America?
Speaker 1 (01:27):
Is that right?
Speaker 3 (01:27):
If we're known for one thing, it's not our Dallas Cowboys,
it's not the stockyards, it's not JFK. It's our drone deliveries.
Speaker 1 (01:35):
Did you know this? Ben did not?
Speaker 4 (01:37):
I didn't either.
Speaker 3 (01:38):
So if you were in if you're within two miles
of one Chipotle restaurant and ralet, and I'm not gonna
tell you which one, you're gonna have to go earn it,
you can do something called Zipboatlet partnered with the drone
delivery company zip Line, which is the ones we've talked
about before. They're doing some deliveries from Walmart and things
like that, and you can get your Chipotle order drone
(02:04):
delivered to your house if you're within that two mile
radius of that Chipotle. It feels like it's a little
easier just to you know, drive there, maybe get some exercise,
just walk over there.
Speaker 1 (02:13):
Is this necessary?
Speaker 3 (02:15):
No no, no, nothing's necessary anymore. It's all weird.
Speaker 4 (02:19):
But the convenience of like door dash is pretty magical.
Like we're our family spends way too much money on it.
Our kids are like addicted to it, and we created
those monsters. We should never have allowed it, but you know,
it's just the convenience of it. You don't even have
to get up and leave. And if you're telling me
just saving the planet, bro, if a drone can do it,
(02:41):
what I mean, I don't care. Just let me know
when it's in the front yard.
Speaker 3 (02:45):
Right, yeah, you know, here's what the Zipline CEO said.
His name is Keller Renaldo Clifton. That's an interesting name.
Shouldn't take a four thousand pound car to deliver a
two pound burrito? And I was like, Jesus, so this
brito's really two pounds. They're serving two pounds blnders, My god,
that's what I thought. It was, like, there's no way
that's a two pound bo taco town pounds, So that
(03:08):
means it's a one and a half pound dump, right,
I mean for you, I don't know what it would be,
So I don't know. There there's your story there, Chipotle,
Zipotle I understand from a saving the climate perspective. Oh
I do get that, but why wouldn't we just scale
ground transportation in this town? Car culture's wild. Talk to
(03:31):
someone from Toronto the other day the other night, good
talk with him in town for the weekend. Did you
guys run a car? Nick? Yeah, we always run a
car when we come here. This guy comes here for
business a lot. They're in the equestrian business. Very strange.
Ran into him as a stand up comedy show. But
you had a little time to talk and I was like, well,
what do you What do you guys think about it?
Because I was like, we went to Toronto, we had
Toronto think Canadian Thanksgiving is wonderful?
Speaker 1 (03:53):
About poutine?
Speaker 2 (03:54):
I asked him a.
Speaker 3 (03:55):
Little bit about poutine. Actually, yeah, we did talk about that.
But he was like, yeah, we we come here, but
we never really know where to go because it's so big,
and we always run a car because we have to
drive and you know, if you're at the airport, it's
a twenty minute drive to Dallas. Anyways, I was like yeah.
I was like, you know, have you gone to vtured
up to Fort Worth. He's like, we think about it,
but it's kind of too far. You know, I got
(04:15):
to work during the day, so we usually just try
to find something to do in the neighborhood that we're
in where our hotel is. And I was like, man,
that kind of sucks. And that's the whole thing that
people have talked about with this town. If you're here
for a long time, you know where to go. If
you're here for a weekend, you're kind of confused because
it's huge.
Speaker 1 (04:32):
Yeah, and if you're going wherever your hotel is, the
best places to be have the most insanely expensive hotels.
Speaker 3 (04:40):
They were asking us, you know, food recommendations and all
that kind of stuff. But she is a vegan, she says,
sit And I said, well, okay, but do you eat fish?
And she's like yeah, she ain't vegan. So that was
confused on that. Are you a vegan if you eat fish? No?
Fish is meat?
Speaker 1 (04:58):
Right, Yes, you can say I'm a pescatarian, but but
vegan is like no milk, and vegan is like the
militant vegetarian.
Speaker 4 (05:08):
But she may have known that, she just didn't want
to talk to you. You may have been like, yeah, buddy,
that's what it is. Were you kind of whipping her
ass talking about the packers and stuff.
Speaker 3 (05:17):
No, not too much. But it's like a Dallas comedy
club and they you buy your two tickets and they
sit you down at a table. But there's two other
seats at that you know, round table. So oh my god,
you gotta kill time for ten minutes. But they were friendly.
He bought me a drink and put it on the
company card. Oh it's a good time. Hey, Dallas Comedy
club is good times. Y'all should go hang out there sometimes.
Speaker 4 (05:36):
Okay, you said they were swingers and that's why, hope.
So okay, So how is he going to she jokes?
How is he going to explain that on the expense report?
I want to know what business he's doing with Kevin
Turner of iHeart.
Speaker 3 (05:49):
Kevin Turner down in Dallas.
Speaker 4 (05:52):
All right, there it is the weekly weekday Update.
Speaker 2 (05:55):
Uh.
Speaker 4 (05:55):
Coming up next, it's cussing the Cowboys, America's team, The
Gambler and His cow Boys, the new Netflix docu series.
We take a deep dive into episode four. We look
at it next
It is the Ben and Skin Show nine one point
one The Eagle. Now, this segment right here is brought
to you by our buddy Rodney Anderson. Rodney Anderson dot
Com is his website, or you can pick up that
telefano and call him at ninety seven to two nine
eighty five fifty two hundred. He's known for being the
mortgage guy in the DFW, and he does it quick
and easy, so great working with Rodney. A ton of
(00:22):
his customers, second, third, fourth time customers because once they
work with Rodney, they don't go anywhere else. And doing
a cash out refinance on your home is easier than
you think. Let Rodney guide you again. Rodney Anderson dot
com or nine seven two nine eight five fifty two
hundred and Cutting the Cowboys. At five o'clock, we'll talk
about episode four of The Gambler and His Cowboys, the
story of America's Team on Netflix. But right now it's
(00:45):
time for this Are You.
Speaker 2 (00:47):
Excited Day Day featuring veteran news anchor kt fun tweets.
Speaker 3 (00:59):
Pretty big day. Our land allies to the East, rallt
okay over there in rally. You guys ever gone to
the ralet wet zone. Uh what, that's their water park.
Oh they have a wet zone. Na.
Speaker 4 (01:14):
Oh no, milk community.
Speaker 3 (01:17):
Nothing to do with this story, though. Uh So, what's
happening right now? And it's very odd that it's happening here,
But DFW is becoming the drone delivery capital of America?
Speaker 1 (01:27):
Is that right?
Speaker 3 (01:27):
If we're known for one thing, it's not our Dallas Cowboys,
it's not the stockyards, it's not JFK. It's our drone deliveries.
Speaker 1 (01:35):
Did you know this? Ben did not?
Speaker 4 (01:37):
I didn't either.
Speaker 3 (01:38):
So if you were in if you're within two miles
of one Chipotle restaurant and ralet, and I'm not gonna
tell you which one, you're gonna have to go earn it,
you can do something called Zipboatlet partnered with the drone
delivery company zip Line, which is the ones we've talked
about before. They're doing some deliveries from Walmart and things
like that, and you can get your Chipotle order drone
(02:04):
delivered to your house if you're within that two mile
radius of that Chipotle. It feels like it's a little
easier just to you know, drive there, maybe get some exercise,
just walk over there.
Speaker 1 (02:13):
Is this necessary?
Speaker 3 (02:15):
No no, no, nothing's necessary anymore. It's all weird.
Speaker 4 (02:19):
But the convenience of like door dash is pretty magical.
Like we're our family spends way too much money on it.
Our kids are like addicted to it, and we created
those monsters. We should never have allowed it, but you know,
it's just the convenience of it. You don't even have
to get up and leave. And if you're telling me
just saving the planet, bro, if a drone can do it,
(02:41):
what I mean, I don't care. Just let me know
when it's in the front yard.
Speaker 3 (02:45):
Right, yeah, you know, here's what the Zipline CEO said.
His name is Keller Renaldo Clifton. That's an interesting name.
Shouldn't take a four thousand pound car to deliver a
two pound burrito? And I was like, Jesus, so this
brito's really two pounds. They're serving two pounds blnders, My god,
that's what I thought. It was, like, there's no way
that's a two pound bo taco town pounds, So that
(03:08):
means it's a one and a half pound dump, right,
I mean for you, I don't know what it would be,
So I don't know. There there's your story there, Chipotle,
Zipotle I understand from a saving the climate perspective. Oh
I do get that, but why wouldn't we just scale
ground transportation in this town? Car culture's wild. Talk to
(03:31):
someone from Toronto the other day the other night, good
talk with him in town for the weekend. Did you
guys run a car? Nick? Yeah, we always run a
car when we come here. This guy comes here for
business a lot. They're in the equestrian business. Very strange.
Ran into him as a stand up comedy show. But
you had a little time to talk and I was like, well,
what do you What do you guys think about it?
Because I was like, we went to Toronto, we had
Toronto think Canadian Thanksgiving is wonderful?
Speaker 1 (03:53):
About poutine?
Speaker 2 (03:54):
I asked him a.
Speaker 3 (03:55):
Little bit about poutine. Actually, yeah, we did talk about that.
But he was like, yeah, we we come here, but
we never really know where to go because it's so big,
and we always run a car because we have to
drive and you know, if you're at the airport, it's
a twenty minute drive to Dallas. Anyways, I was like yeah.
I was like, you know, have you gone to vtured
up to Fort Worth. He's like, we think about it,
but it's kind of too far. You know, I got
(04:15):
to work during the day, so we usually just try
to find something to do in the neighborhood that we're
in where our hotel is. And I was like, man,
that kind of sucks. And that's the whole thing that
people have talked about with this town. If you're here
for a long time, you know where to go. If
you're here for a weekend, you're kind of confused because
it's huge.
Speaker 1 (04:32):
Yeah, and if you're going wherever your hotel is, the
best places to be have the most insanely expensive hotels.
Speaker 3 (04:40):
They were asking us, you know, food recommendations and all
that kind of stuff. But she is a vegan, she says,
sit And I said, well, okay, but do you eat fish?
And she's like yeah, she ain't vegan. So that was
confused on that. Are you a vegan if you eat fish? No?
Fish is meat?
Speaker 1 (04:58):
Right, Yes, you can say I'm a pescatarian, but but
vegan is like no milk, and vegan is like the
militant vegetarian.
Speaker 4 (05:08):
But she may have known that, she just didn't want
to talk to you. You may have been like, yeah, buddy,
that's what it is. Were you kind of whipping her
ass talking about the packers and stuff.
Speaker 3 (05:17):
No, not too much. But it's like a Dallas comedy
club and they you buy your two tickets and they
sit you down at a table. But there's two other
seats at that you know, round table. So oh my god,
you gotta kill time for ten minutes. But they were friendly.
He bought me a drink and put it on the
company card. Oh it's a good time. Hey, Dallas Comedy
club is good times. Y'all should go hang out there sometimes.
Speaker 4 (05:36):
Okay, you said they were swingers and that's why, hope.
So okay, So how is he going to she jokes?
How is he going to explain that on the expense report?
I want to know what business he's doing with Kevin
Turner of iHeart.
Speaker 3 (05:49):
Kevin Turner down in Dallas.
Speaker 4 (05:52):
All right, there it is the weekly weekday Update.
Speaker 2 (05:55):
Uh.
Speaker 4 (05:55):
Coming up next, it's cussing the Cowboys, America's team, The
Gambler and His cow Boys, the new Netflix docu series.
We take a deep dive into episode four. We look
at it next
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