B&T Extra: Thanksgiving Side dishes, & an I-Phone sling

Summary

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Episode: B&T Extra: Thanksgiving Side Dishes & an iPhone Sling
Date: December 16, 2025
Host: The BOB & TOM Show | Cumulus Podcast Network

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Overview

This Bob & Tom Extra episode blends the cast’s signature comedic banter with topical discussion, covering the perennial Thanksgiving debate over best and worst side dishes, a round of quips about Apple’s controversial new iPhone carrying sling, and a quick take on Tyra Banks’ “hot ice cream” invention. The episode’s tone is irreverent and sardonic, with cast members riffing on consumerism and culinary nostalgia.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

Thanksgiving Side Dishes: Hits, Misses, and “Abominations”

[02:23–04:06]

• Least Favorite Sides:

  • Bob brings up “Jell-O salad” as his least favorite, describing it as "in lieu of food, we have gelatin" ([02:53] Bob).
  • Kristi reminisces, “I haven’t seen that since I was a kid. My grandma made it, I think” ([02:50] Kristi).
  • The group lists out a variety of regional and retro dishes (ambrosia, “5 cup salad,” pretzel Jello salad).

• Top 10 Side Dish List ([03:30] Bob):

  • Mashed potatoes, stuffing, gravy, green bean casserole, sweet potatoes, cranberry sauce, dinner rolls, mac & cheese, roasted vegetables, creamed corn.
  • Debate ensues on whether dinner rolls and gravy are true “sides” or simply accessories/condiments; Kristi and Josh elaborate, “Gravy’s a condiment, not a side” ([03:51] Kristi).

• Comic Flourish:

  • Bob jokingly says, regarding certain salads, “That couldn’t get in my garbage can in order” ([03:25] Bob).

• Anecdote:

  • Kristi excitedly describes a “new gravy boat shaped like a pumpkin. It’s so cute. Has a little top on it!” ([03:58] Kristi).

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Apple’s iPhone Sling: Innovation or Emperor’s New Clothes?

[04:06–09:51]

• Product Details:

  • Kristi relays Apple’s launch of a 3D-knitted iPhone sling in collaboration with Japanese designer Issey Miyake, which costs $150 (short strap) and $230 (long strap) ([04:48] Kristi).
  • “Created in collaboration with Issey Miyake, the iPhone pocket is a 3D-knitted fabric sleeve…inspired by the concept of ‘a piece of cloth’” ([04:13] Kristi).

• Cast Reactions – Skepticism, Satire, Sarcasm:

  • Bob: "'The concept of a piece of cloth.' Right there. I'm out." ([04:37] Bob)
  • Kristi: “Kind of looks like a tube sock.” ([04:40] Kristi)
  • Bob lasciviously jokes, “The shot comes with a Liza Minnelli signed butt plug. No man is going to wear that” ([05:01] Bob).
  • Josh: “I think this will be all over Japan. This is an Asian style.” ([05:11] Josh)
  • “You know what it looks like? It looks like the thing I used to wear when I was captain of the safety patrol…You know those things, the sash?” ([05:52] Bob)
  • Bob continues, “This is the Emperor’s New Clothes” ([05:24], [07:59] Bob), suggesting it’s all marketing hype.

• Debate on Utility and Target Audience:

  • Josh suggests, “I see college kids using these…It doesn’t look as bad” ([05:45] Josh).
  • Tom jokes about exclusivity and quick sellouts, “You won’t be able to find it in a week” ([06:45] Tom), guessing its resale value will skyrocket.
  • Kristi intends to buy one, mainly to irk Bob: “I’m going to buy one just to piss him off” ([07:07] Kristi).
  • Josh frames it as an opportunity for crafty entrepreneurs: “This is an Etsy play…sell these for $40, their margins could still be amazing” ([07:22], [07:31] Josh).

• Memorable Quote:

  • Bob, on the product's inspiration: “When I heard Apple says it’s ‘inspired by a piece of cloth,’ didn’t you just want to have diarrhea on the face of Steve Jobs’ grave?” ([07:44] Bob).
  • Kelly: “I can knit that.” ([06:44] Kelly)

• Sociocultural Observations:

  • Discussion of “slings” as a broader trend among young people, generational divides in acceptance, and why the product might flop in the U.S. but thrive abroad ([12:48] Kelly, [12:50] Josh, [12:55] Tom).

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“Hot Ice Cream” and Culinary Gimmicks

[13:16–14:43]

• Tyra Banks’ “Hot Ice Cream”:

  • Kristi introduces the product: “Tyra Banks is launching what she calls hot ice cream…not a latte, not hot chocolate, but your favorite scoops transformed into liquid hot ice cream. Sippable, baby” ([13:21], [13:49] Kristi).
  • Bob dismisses it: “What an idiot. Hot ice cream. I know how to make that. You take a bowl of ice cream and you come back an hour later” ([13:22], [13:27] Bob).
  • Josh: “Well, I can’t wait not to have one” ([14:03] Josh).
  • Tom recalls the “Dippin’ Dots” as another ‘future’ ice cream that never quite revolutionized the market ([14:12] Tom).

• Memorable Quote:

  • Bob: “You warm it up by shredding money and setting it on fire. Good luck, Tyra.” ([14:43] Bob)

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Warm Milk, Sweet Milk, and Childhood Memories

[15:00–16:00]

• Group reminisces about drinking warm milk as kids, a tradition some retained and others never practiced (Kelly: “Big time” [15:03], Josh: “No” [15:02]).
• Bob confesses to giving his kids “sweet milk” (milk with sugar), in defiance of health recommendations: “All this anti-sugar stuff, that’s…some communist lobby. Sugar is good for you.” ([15:44] Bob)
• Josh and Kristi challenge the dubious health advice, while Bob doubles down with his tongue firmly in cheek (“If it weren’t for sugar, this country…would be dark and the lights would be out” [15:53] Bob).

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Jello Salad:
  • “But in lieu of food, we have gelatin.” – Bob ([02:53])
• On Apple’s iPhone Sling:
  • “‘The concept of a piece of cloth.’ Right there. I’m out.” – Bob ([04:37])
  • “It looks like the thing I used to wear when I was captain of the safety patrol.” – Bob ([05:52])
  • “This is the Emperor’s New Clothes.” – Bob ([05:24] and repeated)
  • “You could ball it up, shove it up your ass and have your partner rip it out.” – Bob ([10:09])
• On Tyra Banks’ Hot Ice Cream:
  • “What an idiot. Hot ice cream. I know how to make that… You come back an hour later.” – Bob ([13:22])
  • “You warm it up by shredding money and setting it on fire. Good luck, Tyra.” – Bob ([14:43])
• On Sugar in Childhood:
  • “All this anti-sugar stuff, that’s…some communist lobby. Sugar is good for you.” – Bob ([15:44])

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Timestamps for Major Segments

• Thanksgiving Sides Debate – [02:23] to [04:06]
• Apple iPhone Sling Segment – [04:06] to [09:51]
• Generational Fashion Commentary & Slings – [09:52] to [13:16]
• Tyra Banks’ Hot Ice Cream – [13:16] to [14:43]
• Warm Milk, Sweet Milk Childhood Chat – [15:00] to [16:00]

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Episode Vibe & Takeaways

The episode’s core is razor-sharp group chemistry and trenchant wit, with Bob frequently playing the curmudgeon and Kristi, Josh, Kelly, and Tom rotating between teasing, defending, and satirizing consumer and culinary trends. Listeners are treated to nostalgic food memories, mockery of luxury tech accessories, and pointed (if tongue-in-cheek) social commentary.

If you enjoy off-the-cuff humor, affectionate ribbing about holiday traditions, and incisive (if unserious) rants about tech and fads, this episode delivers in spades.

Transcript

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Welcome back. It's another Bob and Tom Extra. This is Christopher. Not only is the Bob and Tom show live every weekday morning, but every afternoon we'll give you a little extra in case you missed anything on the big show today. Thanksgiving side dishes and an iPhone sling coming up in just a second.

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[Public Service Announcer]

Rock here's some extra. This is Bob and Tom.

[Tom]

Extra. Hello, Tom.

[Bob]

We were going over side dishes for Thanksgiving and I you are asking what my least favorite was. I'd forgotten about this one.

[Josh]

Okay.

[Bob]

I just found a list of the top 10.

[Tom]

I didn't know the what? Does anyone have 10 side dishes?

[Bob]

You don't have to have all the top 10 Mac and cheese, by the way. Way down at number eight. But I'd forgotten about this one. Jell O salad? Yeah, absolutely a no, I haven't seen.

[Kristi]

That since I was a kid. My grandma made it, I think.

[Bob]

But in lieu of food, we have gelatin it has.

[Kristi]

It had fruit in it.

[Bob]

Like a bananas.

[Josh]

Marshmallows.

[Kristi]

Yeah.

[Bob]

Oh, God.

[Josh]

Ambrosia.

[Kristi]

What's the stuff that has the pretzels in it though? That's pretty good.

[Kelly]

Waldorf salad. Is that what that is?

[Kristi]

No, it's kind of like a jello, but it also has whipped cream and pretzels.

[Kelly]

Yeah, that's actually pretty good.

[Josh]

I've heard that. Ambrosia salad, but I don't know, it got to be regional.

[Kelly]

What's the one with marshmallows and pineapple.

[Kristi]

And 5 cup salad.

[Kelly]

I like that.

[Kristi]

I do too.

[Bob]

That couldn't get my garbage can.

[Tom]

In order.

[Bob]

I'll start with number one according to this list. I've got two lists here. Mashed potatoes, stuffing, gravy, green bean casserole, sweet potatoes, cranberry sauce, dinner rolls, Mac and cheese, roasted vegetables and creamed corn.

[Kristi]

Dinner rolls as a side.

[Josh]

Oh, sure.

[Kristi]

It's an accessory.

[Kelly]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Oh, okay. You don't consider them, but I mean I don't consider. Gravy aside, consider that more of a condiment.

[Kristi]

Right? It's not a side.

[Bob]

I thought for sure you say beverage steak. Sorry.

[Josh]

Yeah, I'm an overweight man.

[Kristi]

Oh, I got a new gravy boat shaped like a pumpkin. It's so cute. Has a little top on it. Oh, it's so cute.

[Bob]

Now we promised we would get to this Apple story.

[Kristi]

This is Apple's unveiled a new iPhone carrying sling.

[Josh]

All right.

[Kristi]

But it has a hefty price tag if you want one. Created in collaboration with Icy Miyake, the iPhone pocket is a 3D knitted fabric sleeve that is meant to fit an iPhone and a few other small items like maybe a lipstick or your driver's license and a credit card. Apple said the accessory was inspired by the concept of, quote, a piece of cloth. A short strap.

[Bob]

Right there. Right there. I'm out. The concept of a piece of cloth.

[Kristi]

Kind of looks like a tube sock.

[Bob]

First of all, it's not a concept, it's an idea concept. Gravity is a concept. But I don't argue with. Well, he is really.

[Kristi]

There's no piece of cloth that's going to set you back 150 bucks for the short version. The long strap design, 220 or $230.

[Josh]

Yeah, I gotta Google it.

[Kristi]

There's a. There's a shot there's a guy wearing it.

[Bob]

It is so gay looking.

[Kristi]

That is.

[Bob]

The shot comes with Eliza Minnelli signed butt plug. That thing. If no man is going to wear that.

[Kristi]

There are eight colors available.

[Josh]

You know what? I. This is not. I don't think America is. What they're. Is the audience. They're going, this is. This will be all over Japan. This is an Asian style.

[Bob]

This is the emperor's new clothes.

[Kristi]

And it's designed by an Asian designer.

[Bob]

No, it's designed. It's designed by the guy that did Jobs. Steve Jobs. Famous Dickies or whatever they were called. Turtlenecks. That's who designed it. And ergo.

[Kelly]

So there's a story behind it, kind of.

[Bob]

Yeah, I. Yeah, but, Josh, you've nailed it. That. Absolutely. It'll be great in Europe and Japan.

[Josh]

I see college kids using these. I don't know. I think this has an audience, and I agree. It doesn't look as bad.

[Bob]

You know what it looks like? It looks like the thing that I used to wear when I was captain of the safety patrol. Thank you. You know those things you wear, the sash? Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Josh]

I. I see why they did this.

[Kristi]

Yeah. I see Miyake is, you know, a Japanese designer who was working with Steve Jobs. And I can definitely see it looks.

[Bob]

It reminds me of. What's his name? A Borat's swimsuit.

[Tom]

Yeah.

[Josh]

I mean, kind of for your phone.

[Bob]

You've nailed it.

[Kelly]

It's knit.

[Prime Video Announcer]

Yeah.

[Kristi]

Okay.

[Josh]

This is not for me. I would never pay that price point.

[Kelly]

No.

[Bob]

That's ridiculous.

[Josh]

But for.

[Bob]

Literally, it's a sash for 230 bucks.

[Kelly]

So there's a crossbody. That's the one. That's 230 bucks.

[Kristi]

Both of them are cross bodies. One's just short and one's really long.

[Prime Video Announcer]

Okay.

[Kristi]

Yeah. You can get it in two different versions.

[Josh]

The price point's crazy.

[Bob]

The other color is. It's made out of a Crown Royal bag.

[Tom]

They will be.

[Kelly]

I can knit that.

[Tom]

Those will not be available. You won't be able to find it in a week.

[Kristi]

And there's. You can only buy them in one store in the United States starting Friday. That is in SoHo, and they're available online starting on Friday.

[Josh]

This is one of those things. I think this is an international play. This is not A.

[Bob]

You're 100% right. It looks like a banana hammock for your phone. It's. It's embarrassing.

[Kristi]

So mad about this.

[Bob]

Yeah.

[Tom]

Yeah.

[Kristi]

I'm going to buy one just to piss him.

[Tom]

I am going to get. I'm going to get six.

[Kristi]

Let's get them for Christmas. What color do you want?

[Bob]

How about a set? I don't know which one. Which one's the most flammable?

[Kelly]

Yeah. How Many are you buying for Christmas?

[Kristi]

Yeah.

[Bob]

Zero. No, this is ridiculous.

[Josh]

What? You know what I do like about it is this is an Etsy play. 100%. This is. There are people who can just make their own.

[Kelly]

That's what he said.

[Josh]

And sell these for $40. I mean, their margins could still be amazing.

[Kelly]

Oh, it's a paracord.

[Kristi]

It's. Yeah. It's a lot heavier than just a knit.

[Josh]

Yeah, but what I. You could. But you could sell these to.

[Bob]

Right?

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Bob]

When I heard Apple says it's quote inspired by a piece of cloth, didn't she just want to have diarrhea on the face? Oh, that means Steve Jobs grave.

[Josh]

I mean, that means nothing. Yeah, that means nothing.

[Kristi]

I'm buying.

[Josh]

React inspired by a piece of cloth means nothing.

[Bob]

This is the Emperor's new clothes if ever there was one. But you're right, it'll be all over Europe and Japan.

[Kristi]

3D knitted construction is how they call it.

[Prime Video Announcer]

Yeah.

[Josh]

What is that?

[Tom]

These will be on online. You could buy one for fifteen hundred dollars in a week.

[Josh]

Oh, you're saying black market.

[Tom]

Yeah. They'll buy them all up.

[Kristi]

And I think I'm going to buy one of these. I'm going to buy the tan one. They'll go with everything.

[Josh]

Apple, you got yourself a customer.

[Tom]

There you go.

[Bob]

You're going to wear one of these. Maybe.

[Josh]

How do you.

[Kristi]

Just to piss you off.

[Kelly]

No, I think that's worth 150.

[Bob]

Wearing a fashion accessory that says, I can't think for myself. I do it, I jump off the cliff with the rest the lemmings. Fine.

[Tom]

You know, I tried. I. I think I speak on behalf of Christie. We both tried to think for ourselves here in the room and it's been squashed. Couple of times. And.

[Josh]

Tom, are you. You carry your phone in your shirt pocket Typically.

[Bob]

Yeah, usually. Or my back pocket. Back left.

[Josh]

Boy, that's. Those are two places I'd never carry my phone. That's interesting. I'm. A front pocket.

[Tom]

Quickly. I put it in the back pocket and then I.

[Josh]

But I'll.

[Tom]

Oh, I'm sitting on. I can't sit on it.

[Josh]

No, I don't trust myself.

[Bob]

It depends. Like this. This fleece has a place. It's perfect size with the zippers. Put the phone in there, zip it right up so it stays there. That's handy.

[Josh]

That is handy.

[Bob]

But I just. I don't know, I, I. You have absolutely nailed it. This thing's silly European and I know.

[Tom]

You don't care for therapy, but let's just Play a game here, Right?

[Josh]

What are you.

[Tom]

I think a therapist would ask you. What are you really mad about is what.

[Josh]

Is what.

[Tom]

Maybe we should take a look at.

[Bob]

Just their whole approach. This was designed.

[Tom]

The piece of clothing really is.

[Bob]

Yes. Acidic. It is so pretentious. Just saying for 230 bucks, you know, give the money to charity and put it in your pocket.

[Prime Video Announcer]

It's a little crazy.

[Bob]

The price is crazy.

[Kristi]

The simplicity of its design echoes what we practice at IC Miyake. The idea of leaving things less defined to allow for possibilities and personal interpretation.

[Bob]

What a bunch of crap.

[Kristi]

Oh, you know what you could do? You could start. You could put pins on it. You know.

[Bob]

You could ball it up, shove it up your ass and have your partner rip it out like a little.

[Tom]

Back to this, though. I tried to get away from it. Drives us right into the ditch again.

[Kristi]

Yeah, I know.

[Bob]

Don't have to fist me, Roman. We've got this tonight.

[Kristi]

Come on.

[Josh]

We have to.

[Bob]

Yeah. How many of these have already.

[Kelly]

There's still five minutes left of the break.

[Josh]

You know, we got to sit here. It's like an elephant took a dump in the center of the room. And we. We don't get the shovels for another eight minutes.

[Bob]

Yeah.

[Kristi]

Why don't you look up, do something so you get.

[Tom]

And you know.

[Bob]

You know when you got it just right.

[Tom]

It's when this becomes an issue. I guarantee he'll tell to ever anyone who's asking, he'll say, yeah, I don't know why chick said that. You wait and see.

[Josh]

Now, what's going to happen when your girls ask for these for Christmas?

[Kelly]

Exactly.

[Kristi]

Yeah, exactly.

[Kelly]

Kelly's gonna buy them.

[Bob]

No, no. They're gonna get a sharp lesson in. No.

[Kristi]

Finally.

[Tom]

Hang on a second. Hang on.

[Josh]

How do you spell that word?

[Tom]

They'll say, hang on a damn minute. What are you eating while you're.

[Bob]

Sorry. I'm not eating yogurt. Like you were the last old. I wasn't planning on talking.

[Tom]

Gonna fish your mouth if you don't.

[Bob]

I. I had a grape.

[Kristi]

A grape Talking. We're on the air.

[Bob]

Five minutes.

[Josh]

That's all I. Crap.

[Bob]

I was enjoying. Wait. I was enjoying you guys embracing this total emperor's new clothes scam. Clothes again.

[Josh]

I don't say it again. I don't embrace it. But I do get what they're trying to do here. It's not for me at all.

[Bob]

I. I totally agree with you.

[Josh]

I think it's.

[Kelly]

You know, slings exist. They're everywhere.

[Bob]

New York Metropolitan.

[Kristi]

A lot of people Have.

[Bob]

This is just New York Metropolitan Ramrod Lounge Village.

[Tom]

Which one of the Village People enjoying the aroma of the pile of elephant crap in the middle of the room?

[Bob]

Which one of the Village People gets this ripped out of his butt halfway through the YMCA song?

[Josh]

I don't think this is. They're not targeting gay men with.

[Kristi]

No, they're not.

[Josh]

Okay, now I get. Now I get what you're doing.

[Bob]

No. No, you don't.

[Tom]

See, maybe you and I should talk. Josh, I don't get what he's doing, okay?

[Josh]

This is my. This is just my life experience, all right? I get one of those things. One of these Apple phone slings, right? I wear it to Thanksgiving. My brothers are doing nothing but calling me gay. I mean, that would be what, Thanksgiving? Yeah.

[Bob]

So it's an unusual look. It's not gonna fly in the States, but.

[Tom]

Well, you know. You know what you need to get.

[Bob]

Mad at us about?

[Kelly]

There's a lot of young guys that wear slings.

[Josh]

Exactly. It's only because it's different generationally.

[Kelly]

Right.

[Tom]

Because you're.

[Bob]

They make excellent cappuccino.

[Tom]

Your daughters are going to want this, and you're going to get mad at them and just get mad at us instead.

[Josh]

You know, there's a chance a couple of your sons want that.

[Bob]

I doubt it, but it is possible I could see one of them.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Bob]

Yeah.

[Kristi]

If that pissed you off. What about this? Tyra Banks is launching what she calls hot ice cream.

[Bob]

What an idiot.

[Kelly]

You're not wrong.

[Bob]

Hot ice cream. I know how to make that. You make it. You take a bowl of ice cream and then you go take a break and you come back an hour later and you've got liquid ice cream.

[Kristi]

Or you put it in the microwave. According to cnn, the former supermodel turned entrepreneur is releasing the new item through her ice cream company, Smize and Dream.

[Bob]

It's called Smize, Dream and Bankruptcy.

[Kristi]

Banks explain the new treat in a social media post saying, not a latte, not a hot chocolate, but your favorite scoops transformed into liquid hot ice cream. Sippable, baby. It'll debut in America sometime this winter.

[Josh]

Okay.

[Tom]

Well, I can't wait not to have one.

[Bob]

What happened to the future? I thought we were gonna have flying cars. Now we have cold coffee and hot ice cream. What is wrong with the world?

[Tom]

What happened to Dippin Dots? It was the ice cream of the future, and it's still out there being the ice cream of the future.

[Bob]

I always get Dippin Dots.

[Kristi]

I never Dippin Dots.

[Josh]

To me, the ice cream of the Future is also the ice cream of the past. They nailed it a hundred years ago.

[Prime Video Announcer]

They did indeed.

[Tom]

Here's the thing. But don't you think they serve dippin dots at the Ramrod Lounge while they have their sl. And they're.

[Bob]

Oh, no, they don't. It's. I'm sure they really.

[Tom]

It's a manly dipping. Dots are.

[Josh]

I don't know. They're pretty pastel if I remember.

[Tom]

They rather better watch it.

[Bob]

I don't discriminate. I enjoy some pastel.

[Josh]

All you do is discriminate.

[Bob]

Discriminate. I was trying to find a picture of the so called hot ice cream. This is interesting though. You warm it up by shredding money and setting it on fire. Good luck, Tyra.

[Tom]

I didn't know Tyra was still out there doing anything.

[Bob]

Well, if this is her. If hot ice cream is what she thinks is the future. We'll see you.

[Kelly]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Were you guys ever warm milk people?

[Kristi]

No.

[Josh]

No.

[Kelly]

Big time.

[Josh]

Okay.

[Bob]

Still.

[Public Service Announcer]

Yeah.

[Kelly]

Before bed.

[Josh]

Yeah. I mean that was the old.

[Bob]

Yeah.

[Josh]

I don't know if I can fall asleep. I'll have a warm milk.

[Kelly]

A warm milk.

[Bob]

Did you ever do sweet milk?

[Josh]

What's that now?

[Bob]

Well, for you know, like toddlers. Sugar.

[Josh]

Milk.

[Prime Video Announcer]

Right.

[Kristi]

You put sugar in their milk?

[Bob]

Yeah. No. You never did that?

[Kristi]

No. You did that to your kids?

[Bob]

No one knew about it, but of course I did it.

[Tom]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Wow.

[Tom]

Okay, wait a minute.

[Josh]

Was it like a treat? Yeah.

[Kelly]

My mom used to put coffee creamer in my kids milk when they were over there. They called it special milk.

[Bob]

Yeah, the sweet milk is great. I mean terrible. But it's wonderful to calm them down.

[Josh]

Okay.

[Kristi]

Sugar.

[Kelly]

I think it's the opposite.

[Bob]

Yeah. All this anti sugar stuff, that's. It's some communist lobby. A sugar is good for you.

[Kristi]

Well, you.

[Josh]

Oh, that's a really interesting take.

[Kristi]

Really love the side of things that.

[Bob]

Flies in the face of science. Hey, look, if it weren't for sugar, this great country of ours would be. It'd be dark and the lights would be out.

[Josh]

I agree it has helped capitalism, but boy.

[Tom]

Yeah, that whole white powder thing. We stay away from all white powder.

[Christopher]

That's it for another Bob and Tom show. Extra, catch us on itunes, Google play and Stitcher for Bob and Tom. Extra, this is Christopher. Take care, everybody.

[Bob]

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[Bob]

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