Double U Episode 13 - Toilet Plume
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Welcome back to the Double U Podcast! Gorio is out sick today, so it’s just Ben and Joel holding down the fort. We’re covering everything from rising streaming prices to retro commercials, gridiron updates, and the shocking grossness of toilet plumes.
Topics Covered:
Streaming Services & Pricing: How much more can these platforms charge before we all go back to cable?
Tiger Woods DUI: Looking back at the headlines and how the media handled the scandal.
NFL / Football: Quick-hit hot takes on the latest gridiron action.
Toilet Plume: The terrifying micro-particle reality you need to know before you flush.
Proper Mexican Cuisine vs. Excessive Cheese: Authentic regional flavors vs. drowning everything in melted queso.
School Lunches: Reminiscing about mystery meat, square pizza, and cafeteria staples.
Baby Life & Toes: The hilarious, chaotic daily realities of raising tiny humans.
Retro Commercial Reacts: Breaking down classic ads for Chef Boyardee and Butterball.
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Featured Content & Credits
Chef Boyardee 1979 Commercial
Video: Chef Boyardee 1979 Commercial
Original Creator: tcmedianow
Watch Here: https://youtu.be/2oFAgvfZQIA
Chef Boyardee Rolling Can (2004)
Video: Chef Boyardee Commercial - Rolling Can (2004, Full Commercial, US)
Original Creator: Javonni OteroWatch Here: https://youtu.be/e33KWTJPvuU
Butterball "Carried Away" Commercial
Video: Carried Away
Original Creator: Butterball
Watch Here: https://youtu.be/JIiJhr4eNOI
Butterball Vintage Commercial (1978)
Video: Butterball - Vintage - Commercial 1978 Pilgrims Turkey Thanksgiving (1980)
Original Creator: member berries
Watch Here: https://youtu.be/mPGEjmnyLKI
Disclaimer: All clips and media reacted to in this episode are used for commentary, reaction, and educational/entertainment purposes under Fair Use principles. Full credit goes to the original content creators.