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Greg Cody
Dad, before we get out of here, I want to give you a chance to. There's two topics here that you kind of wanted to talk about today that I'll give you an either or. You want to talk about the Dolphins being afraid to commit to tua. That's a theory that you've thrown out there.
Co-host
It's kind of funny.
Greg Cody
Or do you want to talk about what Paraguay and Oregon have in common?
Listener
Oh, wow.
Greg
Well. Oh, wow. I'm a sports columnist, so naturally I want to talk about the Paragon, Oregon thing. I found this very interesting.
Co-host
You know what we want, Greg?
Greg
This was one of my three facts, Jack. The funny thing is my segment on the Greg Cody Show.
Greg Cody
Right. On the Greg Cody show, every week he does three facts, Jack. And I hate the segment because they're generally just things that bore me. And he said this to me before and I forgot it, so that I. I'm now thinking that this maybe isn't going to be as good as I thought because I. You've told me this before and I forgot it.
Greg
Yeah. And here it is in the entire world when you encompass all countries, all states, including United States, Paraguay from South America, of course, and the US State of Oregon are the only two flags, official flags, that are different on either side. How about that? See?
Greg Cody
Forget.
Caller
What do you mean by that?
Co-host
Yeah, slower, slower.
Greg
Okay. Okay.
Caller
So they're different on both sides.
Host
The shape is different.
Greg
What's on it is different. The look is.
Host
So they're asymmetrical.
Co-host
No, no, no, no, no, no.
Venmo Advertiser
Like, the front of the flag and the back of the flag have different things on them.
Greg
Exactly. Yeah.
Caller
I've never thought of the back side of a flag.
Greg
Yeah, like. Like the. The state flag, the Florida state flag, the Canadian flag are the same on each side. Only in Paraguay and Oregon are the two sides of a flag different. That kind of thing.
Co-host
So what do we do with that?
Greg
I didn't say it was an interesting fact. I just said it was an unusual.
Greg Cody
So the dolphins are afraid to commit to tua.
Greg
Well, you wonder about.
Host
It is interesting. The reason that that just died on the vine was because I asked what the state flag of Florida was and it. They were describing it to me and then we were tuning you out in the process. But the state flag of Florida is just the red thing with like a crest.
Greg
Yeah.
Host
So that's printed on both sides.
Greg
Yeah, it's the same on both sides.
Host
So there's no flags that are just a one side and then the other side's.
Greg Cody
I thought all flags were one sided.
Caller
Yeah, me too.
Host
I'm not going to lie. I had never thought about it till just now.
Venmo Advertiser
So the Parago flag has what? Different crests on both sides?
Greg
Yeah, I. I can't describe it. I just know it's different on both sides and there it is.
Co-host
It is different. Yes.
Venmo Advertiser
So it's a different crust, different symbol.
Caller
Yeah, it's like a different red.
Greg Cody
Just different shades.
Greg
Yeah, different shades of red. Like a Florida gator flag or something.
Co-host
And so Oregon has state of Oregon on the front, then something on the back.
Greg
Beaver.
Listener
Beaver.
Greg
Right, the beavers.
Co-host
Makes sense.
Greg
Be.
Greg Cody
What were the other two facts? If that was just number one?
Caller
No ducks.
Venmo Advertiser
That's pretty good.
Caller
Hell yeah.
Venmo Advertiser
How'd you find that out, Greg?
Co-host
It's a good question.
Greg Cody
Google's interesting facts.
Greg
I heard it. No, I have a. I have a wealth, you know, place I go for facts.
Venmo Advertiser
Do you have a flag ranking?
Greg
I do not have a flag.
Venmo Advertiser
Really?
Greg
No.
Venmo Advertiser
Wow.
Caller
They want to make one.
Greg Cody
The great Cody show logo would be pretty.
Co-host
Oh, by the way, we get two national anthems for these games. Do you like oh Canada better than. Because I do.
Greg Cody
It's a strong song.
Greg
I don't mind oh Canada.
Co-host
Right?
Greg Cody
Especially in Edmonton. They. They whale it.
Greg
Yeah. No, I don't mind oh Canada.
Co-host
In fact, it's better than ours.
Greg
It's pretty good.
Co-host
Yeah.
Singer
Slow down there, Jack. Okay.
Greg
Yeah, it's pretty good.
Co-host
You don't think it is?
Caller
Absolutely not. Star Spangled Band all the way.
Greg Cody
Could you say, could you sing the Star Spangled Banner? Did you get all the words right?
Caller
I think so.
Greg Cody
Go for it.
Caller
I'm not gonna sing. No, you should do it.
Greg
I'm not.
Venmo Advertiser
Taylor's good at singing.
Caller
Come in here. Come sing.
Co-host
He definitely has a better voice.
Host
I actually want to hear you sing the Star Spangled Banner. I don't know why, I just feel like it would tickle.
Caller
Guys, I'm not taking a quiz here.
Greg
I bet Taylor could sing it.
Caller
Have him come in here and sing it.
Greg Cody
Steve Martin also good.
Caller
I don't need to do it, T.
Greg Cody
We'll get you going.
Singer
Oh, say can you see Take it away. By the dawn's early light we're so proudly.
Caller
Just so you know, I'm looking at the paragraph.
Singer
Flock at the twilight's last gleaming Whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight O the ramparts we watched Were so gallantly streaming and the rockets red glare the bombs bursting Note the tone change Gave proof through the light that our flag was still there Bring it home, Tony. Say, does that star spangled banner yet wave O the land of the free and the home of the.
Greg Cody
Panthers.
Caller
Taylor, come in here and do it.
Greg
Yeah.
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Release Date: December 30, 2024
Hosts: Dan Le Batard, Stugotz
In this episode of The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz, the hosts dive into a mix of sports trivia, flag peculiarities, and national anthem debates, all while maintaining their signature humor and insightful commentary.
The show kicks off with Greg Cody presenting an intriguing fact about flags, sparking a lively discussion among the hosts and callers.
Greg Cody (00:55):
"Paraguay from South America, of course, and the US State of Oregon are the only two flags, official flags, that are different on either side."
Detailed Exploration:
Paraguay: The Paraguayan flag is unique in that it features different emblems on its front and back. Greg explains that one side showcases the national coat of arms, while the reverse displays the treasury seal. This asymmetry makes it stand out globally.
Oregon: Similarly, the Oregon state flag differs on each side. The front side bears the state’s name and a beaver, Oregon’s state animal, symbolizing its rich fur-trading history. The reverse side features the state coat of arms, distinguishing it from most other U.S. state flags, which are typically identical on both sides.
Co-host Stugotz (02:24):
"Only in Paraguay and Oregon are the two sides of a flag different."
Caller Engagement: Listeners join in to confirm and elaborate on the uniqueness of these flags, highlighting that most other flags, including Florida’s, are identical on both sides. This segment underscores the rarity of flags having distinct designs on each side, adding a layer of appreciation for vexillology enthusiasts.
Transitioning from flags to football, the hosts delve into the Miami Dolphins' hesitancy in committing to their star quarterback, Tua Tagovailoa.
Greg Cody (02:44):
"So the dolphins are afraid to commit to Tua."
Discussion Points:
Contract Uncertainty: The uncertainty surrounding Tua's future with the Dolphins has been a hot topic, with speculation about whether he will receive the long-term contract he deserves.
Team Dynamics: The hosts analyze how the lack of commitment might affect team morale and performance in the upcoming season.
Dan Le Batard (03:00):
"The state flag of Florida is just the red thing with like a crest."
Insight: While the flag discussion seemingly overshadowed the Dolphins topic briefly, the conversation reinforces the hosts' ability to seamlessly transition between diverse subjects, keeping the dialogue dynamic and engaging.
The conversation shifts to a spirited debate over national anthems, highlighting personal preferences and performance critiques.
Co-host Stugotz (03:35):
"Do you like 'Oh Canada' better than ours? Because I do."
Greg Cody (04:03):
"It's a strong song."
Discussion Highlights:
Performance Quality: The hosts express admiration for the rendition of "Oh Canada" performed in Edmonton, suggesting it surpasses their own national anthem in quality and emotional impact.
Call to Action: A playful exchange ensues, with callers challenging the hosts to sing "The Star-Spangled Banner," leading to humorous banter and light-hearted moments.
Notable Quote (04:37)
"I actually want to hear you sing the Star Spangled Banner. I don't know why, I just feel like it would tickle."
Conclusion: The segment underscores the hosts' camaraderie and willingness to engage with callers, creating an interactive and entertaining atmosphere around what is typically a solemn tradition.
While the transcript provided ends shortly after the national anthem discussion, the episode exemplifies The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz's ability to blend sports analysis with quirky facts and engaging debates. Listeners are left with a deeper appreciation for the uniqueness of national symbols and the nuances of team dynamics in professional sports.
Notable Quotes:
Greg Cody (00:55):
"Paraguay from South America, of course, and the US State of Oregon are the only two flags, official flags, that are different on either side."
Stugotz (03:35):
"Do you like 'Oh Canada' better than ours? Because I do."
Greg Cody (04:37):
"I actually want to hear you sing the Star Spangled Banner. I don't know why, I just feel like it would tickle."
This episode offers a rich tapestry of discussions that cater to sports enthusiasts, trivia lovers, and fans of pop culture, maintaining the show's reputation for delivering original and engaging content from the heart of South Florida.