What 3 Words Locations // The Most Boring 90 Minutes [14]
🕑 Added 2024-08-14 06:59:01 +0000 UTC*SPOILERS: we WILL tell you how much the Moon weighs in this episode*
Geoff, Gavin and Andrew talk about New York Grooves & others, a music refresh, Geoff's boring life, taking advantage of flags, misheard lyrics, picnic table credit, we'll never be Blaine, Gavin is still weird, headphone hell, limbo living, half the pack, stupid chickens, hot dog research, how many hot dogs is the moon, clicker game, Twisters sounds, and Twisters dog.
Comments
Elliot Hardy
Russian Anthem for sure!
Eoin
Oh my god the dog maths was unreal
Steven Skidmore
It is “Apple-at-chA” Eric. And yes, I do still remember swinging a chicken by the neck.
Arrow
Million Dogs But
Kristi
Noooo I didn’t read the spoiler and now I know how much the moon weighs 😩😩😩 I’m devastated
William Foster
I had no idea, the one in Valentine?
orderly kaos
Were you aware Jack was the inn keeper?
William Foster
Started my second play through of RDR2 and realised Geoff voices the post office Clerk in Valentine, safe to say I love the game even more knowing he’s in it
Sam
As a math major, this episode ruled
Sam
What is the regulation groove?
Seth Curtis
Construction manager here. The vinyl flags are used for locating utilities for construction to let people know who are digging in the area where other lines are. There are different colors for different utilities. Texas 811 should have some kind of guide for them.
Brett
Why can no one on this podcast do 40/5. ITS 8. THERES 8 HOT DOGS IN 1 POUND. you just multiply the weight of the moon in pounds by 8 for number of dogs. 😭😂
Zach Childs
55:50 Geoff made me do a damn double take. 😂 Nick or.... don't worry, he said Nick or lmao.
Austin
I don't know why but I have linked Sean Astin and Andrew in my brain to be the same person
Robert Nance
The emperor’s new groove??
Joseph Sierra
I think the hot dog council referring to the individual hotdogs (weiners) in the packages is misleading, because they are not all consumed as "hot dogs". In many Mexican families it's a low cost meat to mix with eggs for breakfast, we grew up with it, and still make it for my kids, we buy like 2 packs a week, so 20 "hot dogs", but none actually eaten as a traditional "hot dog". Divide that by the 4 of us that eat them regularly and that's 260 a year, not including the actual "hot dogs" we eat from time to time, like every costco trip.
Sean Murphy
As an engineer I love that they’re talking about weight instead of mass when talking about the hot dogs and the moon. You know, cause the moon is in space so technically has zero weight. Yeah I’m that guy, sorry
Corey Smith
As someone who uses W3W for Search and Rescue, this intro was incredible and I believe everyone should use it
John Simpson
Emergency services have been using what three words more in the UK especially for more rural areas up. I'm Scottish and I know that it's used quite a bit in the Highlands.