Episode Transcript
It's the fuck that's of the day. We make you
look smart here, buddy, that's to the day.
Speaker 2 (00:11):
All right, here's some new fun facts for you today.
The cartoon dude on the can of Pringles, he has
a name. It's not mister Pringle, because you're thinking of
mister Peanut. But mister Peanut has a name too, doesn't
any We talked about that. It's like Frederick or something.
(00:31):
I don't remember. The dude on the can of Pringles,
his name is Julius Pringless.
Speaker 1 (00:42):
You can still call him that. You could call him
mister mister p I don't know him that well. Get
down with JP.
Speaker 2 (00:51):
Somewhere over the Rainbow. If you ever heard that song,
it was famously in the movie The Wizard of Oz. Right,
I've seen that one. Up until the last minute they
recorded it. They had the scene, they filmed it and everything.
They were going to cut it from the movie because
it was too sad, and last minute they decided to
(01:12):
keep it in the movie. It won the Oscar for
the Best Original Song that year. Who Can You Feel
the Love Tonight was almost nicked from The Lion King
and Elton John had to get involved and he said, listen,
you have to keep that in the movie. That won
the Oscar for Best Original Song too. Yeah, he said
(01:33):
this has to stay in the movie, right, all right,
I'm not even good to charge you for that. That
that Elton John Wiman was free. Yeah. As children up
there in Canada, sitting around a campfire and just drinking
maple syrup, we used to tell this story a famous
Canadian hunter named Francis Wharton. Did you guys ever hear
(01:55):
about Francis Warden? Frankie Wharton Well, shot a deer in
the late nineteen sixties. Francis didn't have any teeth, so
he made dentures out of the deer teeth and used
those teeth to eat the deer.
Speaker 1 (02:14):
That's neat.
Speaker 2 (02:16):
This kind of fun stuff we tell up in Canada.
Speaker 1 (02:19):
Fun that to the day. We make you look smart
in front of your buddies. It's the funk to the day.
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