Searched Slang & Daylight Saving

Do you try and stay hip with the latest slang? Dangerous Dave talks about the most search slang words and most deal with social media. Plus, it is daylight saving time switch weekend and we talk about how many people want to get it eliminated.

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
This, he's deeper in the din with dangerous day. Well,
there's two types of older adults, those who make an
awkward effort to keep up with the new slang and
trends and those who have well zero fig newtons to give,
so to speak. The website Unscrambler used Google trends to
compile the list of the most searched slang words for

(00:20):
twenty twenty four. This is between January first and up
to October twenty fifth. Not surprisingly, jimurr was number one.
Became very popular on TikTok so. The top ten pretty
much all references from social media, online shows, video games, memes,
and chats. So jaimur was number one, Sigma number two,
skimitti is number three, Hawk twa of course because of

(00:42):
the hawk to a girl at number four, sober cat, schmaltz,
sen kats, overer, and preen all making the list of
the most searched slang terms. Really, that's gnarly, I mean,
it's totally groovy. Deeper in the team. Well, it's that
time of year again. Daylight saving time on Sunday morning,
two am becomes one am, and in a new poll,

(01:04):
twenty eight percent of people said they did not look
forward to it, even when we're gaining an hour. Forty
one percent of people said they don't care either way,
but twenty three percent said they're looking forward to it,
which shows that some people like the darker evenings in
the fall and winter. Still, sixty three percent of people
said they'd like to see clock changing twice a year abolished.
I would agree. Only seventeen percent say they actually like

(01:27):
it and would favor it has change, and twenty percent
of people said they don't care. Forty one percent of
people said the federal government should just decide to plan
to have everybody do the same thing, even if it's
sticking to the status quo. But thirty five percent of
people think individual states should be able to choose what
they want to do, whether they change the clocks or not,
and whether it should be during daylight saving time or

(01:49):
standard time. I don't care either way, Standard time, daylight
saving time. Just pick one and keep it two. They
can for another episode of Deeper in the Den with
Dangerous Day I hear