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Speaker 1 (00:00):
We're gonna do some stacks and some hacks.
Speaker 2 (00:01):
I got stax information rich is live hacks. The average
American man has eight friends total, including five general friends,
three cluse friends, and two best friends. I think if
by stretch I have that Today's National Pickle Day a
(00:23):
pole ass. Do you ever drink the pickle juice straight
from the jar?
Speaker 3 (00:25):
Yep, yep, every time? It's delicious.
Speaker 1 (00:29):
An annual list of the worst passwords just came out,
coming in number one, I think for the second year
in a row. Secret. That's the passwords.
Speaker 3 (00:39):
Oh, I thought you're gonna say no.
Speaker 1 (00:41):
That's number two, five six passwords, number three you. Number
four is one to the revis six seventy eight nine,
according to a Mexican chef, and I think this is
very very important because there's a lot of Mexican restaurants
here actually everywhere. Here's how you can tell if you
are in a bad Mexican restaurant. The problem is so
(01:03):
many of these restaurants have been Americanized that people just
used to it. I'm not gonna name names which restaurants
because I know from my family some of my family
members are like, let's go here, and I'm like Oh,
but here's how you can tell you're in a bad
Mexican restaurant. The wacamole's pre made. The sauce is cold,
which actually I'm not Gonnadia. I like cold sauce, so
it's supposed to be room temperature. The chips are thin
(01:23):
and brittle. I'm not Anadi. I like that too, stale chips.
And it's not just a Mexican place. If they got
other things there, like you know, sushi or pizza, it's
not Mexican restaur.
Speaker 3 (01:33):
Yeah, but sometimes you want to sweet and sour burrito,
you just do.
Speaker 4 (01:36):
I kind of think that like that's a good gauge though,
like if it's a good Mexican restaurant, like the chips
and guac and salts that have to be good. And
it's the same thing like if a restaurant has good
fries and good ramps and it's probably a good restaurant
in general.
Speaker 1 (01:48):
Here's the best way I think that I always judge
a good Mexican restaurant if there are Mexicans in the restaurant.
That's how you can tell if it's a good restaurant.
Same with Chinese food. Yeah, you know, nine percent of
people say they always or usually take a photo of
their food when they're eating out. I try. I kind
of almost do every time they bring every time they
bring on food, I take a picture of it. It
(02:09):
never looks like it does through my eyes. I'm so
bad at it.
Speaker 3 (02:12):
Hard to capture the colors.
Speaker 1 (02:14):
Seventy percent of Americans say that thoughtful messages are more
valuable to them than gifts. Some to think about when
you do secret sound of this year. If I get
any of you guys and be like, you're awesome, weren't information?
Speaker 3 (02:28):
Yeah, you should probably know the person's love language first.
Speaker 1 (02:31):
In China, some cops prefer guard geese over guard dogs
because geese are more territorial and have better eyes.
Speaker 3 (02:39):
Sight geese some geese when I was a kid, I'm
still terrified.
Speaker 1 (02:46):
But you have for life hacks.
Speaker 3 (02:47):
Rich all right, to talk about road trips, and everybody
thinks when you go on a road trip you need
to drink lots and lots and lots of water, and
doctors are saying don't do that. Here's the hack, because
if you drink too much water, you're actually over hydrating,
which means you're gonna pee it all out, which means
you're gonna be dehydrated again, and you don't have time
to be stopping on the road every twenty minutes to
go pee. So here's what they say to Doe. Get
(03:08):
electrolyte water. It's gonna keep you hydrated. The salt's gonna
help you mineralize. You're gonna feel better. And if you're
in a car for a long time and you start
feeling nauseous or queasy from the car ride, of course,
look out the window, put down your phone or your tablet,
but smell rubbing alcohol. The smell of rubbing alcohol actually
will queeze your nauch art will fix your nauseousness in seconds.
(03:31):
I didn't know that, but you can smell rubbing alcohol.
God bless your consoo type, and then you would be better.
So those those live hacks and many more can be
found at John Jane Rich dot com
We're gonna do some stacks and some hacks.
Speaker 2 (00:01):
I got stax information rich is live hacks. The average
American man has eight friends total, including five general friends,
three cluse friends, and two best friends. I think if
by stretch I have that Today's National Pickle Day a
(00:23):
pole ass. Do you ever drink the pickle juice straight
from the jar?
Speaker 3 (00:25):
Yep, yep, every time? It's delicious.
Speaker 1 (00:29):
An annual list of the worst passwords just came out,
coming in number one, I think for the second year
in a row. Secret. That's the passwords.
Speaker 3 (00:39):
Oh, I thought you're gonna say no.
Speaker 1 (00:41):
That's number two, five six passwords, number three you. Number
four is one to the revis six seventy eight nine,
according to a Mexican chef, and I think this is
very very important because there's a lot of Mexican restaurants
here actually everywhere. Here's how you can tell if you
are in a bad Mexican restaurant. The problem is so
(01:03):
many of these restaurants have been Americanized that people just
used to it. I'm not gonna name names which restaurants
because I know from my family some of my family
members are like, let's go here, and I'm like Oh,
but here's how you can tell you're in a bad
Mexican restaurant. The wacamole's pre made. The sauce is cold,
which actually I'm not Gonnadia. I like cold sauce, so
it's supposed to be room temperature. The chips are thin
(01:23):
and brittle. I'm not Anadi. I like that too, stale chips.
And it's not just a Mexican place. If they got
other things there, like you know, sushi or pizza, it's
not Mexican restaur.
Speaker 3 (01:33):
Yeah, but sometimes you want to sweet and sour burrito,
you just do.
Speaker 4 (01:36):
I kind of think that like that's a good gauge though,
like if it's a good Mexican restaurant, like the chips
and guac and salts that have to be good. And
it's the same thing like if a restaurant has good
fries and good ramps and it's probably a good restaurant
in general.
Speaker 1 (01:48):
Here's the best way I think that I always judge
a good Mexican restaurant if there are Mexicans in the restaurant.
That's how you can tell if it's a good restaurant.
Same with Chinese food. Yeah, you know, nine percent of
people say they always or usually take a photo of
their food when they're eating out. I try. I kind
of almost do every time they bring every time they
bring on food, I take a picture of it. It
(02:09):
never looks like it does through my eyes. I'm so
bad at it.
Speaker 3 (02:12):
Hard to capture the colors.
Speaker 1 (02:14):
Seventy percent of Americans say that thoughtful messages are more
valuable to them than gifts. Some to think about when
you do secret sound of this year. If I get
any of you guys and be like, you're awesome, weren't information?
Speaker 3 (02:28):
Yeah, you should probably know the person's love language first.
Speaker 1 (02:31):
In China, some cops prefer guard geese over guard dogs
because geese are more territorial and have better eyes.
Speaker 3 (02:39):
Sight geese some geese when I was a kid, I'm
still terrified.
Speaker 1 (02:46):
But you have for life hacks.
Speaker 3 (02:47):
Rich all right, to talk about road trips, and everybody
thinks when you go on a road trip you need
to drink lots and lots and lots of water, and
doctors are saying don't do that. Here's the hack, because
if you drink too much water, you're actually over hydrating,
which means you're gonna pee it all out, which means
you're gonna be dehydrated again, and you don't have time
to be stopping on the road every twenty minutes to
go pee. So here's what they say to Doe. Get
(03:08):
electrolyte water. It's gonna keep you hydrated. The salt's gonna
help you mineralize. You're gonna feel better. And if you're
in a car for a long time and you start
feeling nauseous or queasy from the car ride, of course,
look out the window, put down your phone or your tablet,
but smell rubbing alcohol. The smell of rubbing alcohol actually
will queeze your nauch art will fix your nauseousness in seconds.
(03:31):
I didn't know that, but you can smell rubbing alcohol.
God bless your consoo type, and then you would be better.
So those those live hacks and many more can be
found at John Jane Rich dot com
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