Podcast Summary: B&T Extra: Greg Warren, Stanley Cup Issue, & Publix

Episode Information:

• Title: B&T Extra: Greg Warren, Stanley Cup Issue, & Publix
• Release Date: February 5, 2025
• Hosts: Tom, Chick, Josh, Christy, and special guest Hilaria
• Network: The BOB & TOM Show | Cumulus Podcast Network

1. Introduction to B&T Extra

Timestamp: [00:56] - [04:32]
Christopher welcomes listeners to another edition of B&T Extra, the afternoon segment of The BOB & TOM Show. He outlines the topics for today’s episode, which include a feature on comedian Greg Warren, a notable issue concerning Stanley cups, and a story involving Publix.

2. Sylvester Stallone Lookalike Contest in Philadelphia

Timestamp: [05:00] - [07:59]
The hosts delve into the "Take Me Back" Sylvester Stallone lookalike contest held recently in Philadelphia. Tom humorously describes a man named Chick who recently shaved his beard, sparking reactions from the hosts.

• Tom: "There once was a man with a beard, just a big man, and he shaved it off. And his name is Chick, and he's over there and it's really throwing me."

They also discuss the Rocky Fest, which includes a run to the Rocky statue and various contests celebrating the iconic character.

• Chick: "Rocky fest. It's a big deal over there."

A humorous exchange ensues about the presence of other characters from the Rocky universe, including a mistaken reference to Sally as Rocky’s sister.

3. Stanley Cup Issue: Recall of Stanley Switchback Mugs

Timestamp: [08:51] - [10:17]
A significant portion of the episode covers the recall of 2.6 million Stanley Switchback and Trigger Action Travel Mugs due to a burn hazard. Josh outlines the issue:

• Josh: "Stanley is recalling 2.6 million steel mugs due to a burn hazard. The Stanley switchback and trigger action travel mugs have lid threads that can shrink when exposed to heat and torque, causing the lid to detach during use."

Christy emphasizes the severity of the issue, mentioning:

• Christy: "Faulty lids have resulted in 38 burn injuries worldwide."

The hosts discuss the implications for consumers and express concern over the safety of the products.

• Chick: "They have sold 2.6 million of them, so that's $40 billion worth."

Tom shares a personal anecdote about owning multiple Stanley mugs and the potential risks involved.

• Tom: "The girls always have like 30 of those at my... I didn't even know what they were."

4. Publix and Credit Card Theft Incident

Timestamp: [10:17] - [13:37]
The discussion shifts to a credit card theft case involving a USPS postal worker who used stolen cards to shop at Publix with his mother. The hosts break down the incident:

• Josh: "A postal worker stole credit cards from a person's mail and used them to go shopping with his mom."

Christy elaborates on the investigation:

• Christy: "The investigation began when a customer reported that a Social Security card and a credit card she was expecting never arrived. Surveillance footage captured a man using the stolen card alongside his mother to make purchases."

Chick and Tom inject humor into the conversation, speculating about the nature of the relationship and the legality of using credit cards for bail.

• Chick: "It's against the law. If you don't want to tell me, because I really don't know what it is."

Christy and Josh discuss the broader implications of the incident on Publix’s reputation and customer trust.

5. FDA's Potential Ban on Red Dye Number Three

Timestamp: [13:18] - [14:20]
The hosts cover the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) consideration to ban red dye number three following a petition reviewing its safety.

• Josh: "The deputy commissioner at the FDA said during a senate meeting this week that we have a petition to revoke the authorization of red dye number three."

Tom quips about the impact on popular beverages:

• Tom: "Bad news for that soda called Big Red. What are they going to do?"

The conversation veers into the health implications of artificial dyes, with Christy and Chick expressing disdain for their use in food and beverages.

• Christy: "Somebody's worried about drinking healthy."

• Chick: "They really are. Just for coloring."

They humorously debate the potential renaming of Big Red if the dye is banned.

• Tom: "So what do you want for Big Red? It's going to become big clear."

6. Animal Jealousy and Inequity Aversion Debate

Timestamp: [15:00] - [17:45]
A lively debate unfolds about whether animals, particularly dogs, experience jealousy or inequity aversion. The discussion references a Berkeley study analyzing inequality aversion among 18 animal species, concluding that there is insufficient evidence to claim animals feel jealousy.

• Josh: "Scientists say non-human animals do not experience jealousy like we do."

Christy challenges the study, arguing from personal experience with pets displaying jealous behaviors.

• Christy: "Your dog's a lesbian? Yeah, which is okay."

The hosts debate the interpretation of animal behavior, with Chick emphasizing skepticism towards attributing human emotions to animals.

• Chick: "You are some of the worst proponents of projecting onto animals. You're terrible with it."

Hilaria shares a personal story illustrating her dog's reactions to other animals, reinforcing the belief that animals can exhibit jealousy-like behaviors.

• Hilaria: "If I go in there and I pet that dog, Red goes nuts."

The segment concludes with differing opinions on animal emotions, highlighting the ongoing debate in scientific and pet-owner communities.

7. Musical Segment: "Boob Job for Christmas"

Timestamp: [20:09] - [23:04]
Donnie Baker delivers a humorous and edgy musical number titled "Boob Job for Christmas," featuring playful and exaggerated lyrics about holiday wishlists focused on cosmetic procedures.

Sample Lyrics:

"Santa, give me this one gift.
It's not my spirits that are sagging it's my boobs that need a lift.
Big old knockers out to hear it would make me proud to be in doubt..."

The hosts react with a mix of amusement and mock concern, teasing Donnie about the song's content and delivery.

• Christy: "You've never meant this more. You need to get some help."

Despite the banter, the segment adds a lighthearted and comedic finish to the episode’s main content.

8. Closing Remarks and Additional Content

Timestamp: [23:15] - [23:40]
Christopher signs off, reminding listeners to catch B&T Extra on various platforms like iTunes, Google Play, and Stitcher. Chick briefly mentions a feature by Rolling Stone’s senior writer Brian Hyatt covering music news.

• Chick: "No one knows music like Rolling Stone. Senior writer Brian Hyatt talks the biggest music news from the biggest stars."

The episode concludes with playful references to music collaborations, including a fictional anecdote about meeting Prince and Stevie Wonder.

Notable Quotes:

• Josh [08:51]: "Stanley is recalling 2.6 million steel mugs due to a burn hazard."

• Christy [09:02]: "Wait a minute."

• Chick [10:17]: "They have sold 2.6 million of them, so that's $40 billion worth."

• Christy [15:00]: "I have noticed that even now. Don't you think that had changed?"

• Josh [15:29]: "I'm the deputy with red dye number three. We have a petition in front of us to revoke the authorization board."

• Christy [17:00]: "I was gonna get all. I would shoot somebody because you said inequality aversion."

Conclusion:
This episode of B&T Extra offers a blend of humor, current events, and lighthearted debates. From product recalls and local contests to deeper discussions on animal behavior and comical musical interludes, the hosts engage listeners with their characteristic wit and camaraderie. Whether it's unpacking safety issues with everyday products or debating the emotional capacities of pets, this episode ensures that both informative and entertaining content is delivered seamlessly.