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Fun fact of the day. We make you look smart in front of your buddies. It's the fun fact of the day.
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All right, here's the new fun fact. Where's big baldy?
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Oh, he's traveling.
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He was at the basketball game last night. I saw.
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Was he courtside right next to Larry David?
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I thought I saw Hal. He was right there. Oh, he was behind Jay Z. You couldn't see Jay Z's hair was.
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All right, here's some new fun facts for you today. John Williams is the guy that did
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the soundtrack track to every movie of our lives. To all the big things. I mean, from Indiana Jones to Jaws. Okay, Superman. He's done it all.
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When John Williams first played the two note Jaws theme for Steven Spielberg, Spielberg laughed, thought, this is a joke, right? And he was expecting something a little bit more melodic.
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Now if I, if I gotta do it for you. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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John Williams played that for him. Spielberger goes, you're kidding. That's what you're doing for my movie, John. So again, Spielberg thought it was a joke. John replied, the sophisticated approach you would
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like me to take isn't the approach you took with the film I just experienced. John Williams gets to see the movies before us.
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Yeah.
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And then puts the music to him.
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The famous philosopher, Voltaire.
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What's your favorite philosophies from Voltaire, Alex? There's so many to choose from.
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I was more of a Socrates guy. Okay, well, Voltaire made all his money in 1729. He was 35 years old. He realized that the jackpot for the then French lottery was more than the cost of buying every single ticket. Voltaire, pretty smart guy. He bought every ticket and won the jackpot about 500000 francs, which is the
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equivalent like tens of millions of dollars today.
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That is fun.
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Lots of weird things going on there. Number one, I didn't know Voltaire was real
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books and we made it up.
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There was a French lottery in the 1700s and it was worth that much money.
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It's crazy.
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I should be done with the Fun facts with 10 in there.
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All right, well, I'll leave you with something.
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I'll leave you with a banger.
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The core of the earth is hot than the surface of the sun. That's neat.
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Yeah, it's the fun fact of the day. We make you look smart in front of your buddies. It's the fun fact of the day.
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Date: June 9, 2026
Host/Station: 94.5 The Buzz (KTBZ-FM), Houston
This episode’s segment centers around “Fun Facts of the Day,” where the hosts deliver intriguing trivia and share witty banter, designed to make listeners feel both entertained and just a little bit smarter in front of their friends.
“Spielberg goes, ‘You're kidding. That's what you’re doing for my movie, John.’” – B, 00:59
“The sophisticated approach you would like me to take isn’t the approach you took with the film I just experienced.” – C, 01:10
“Lots of weird things going on there. Number one, I didn’t know Voltaire was real ... I thought it was all books and we made it up.” – C, 02:07
“There was a French lottery in the 1700s and it was worth that much money.” – C, 02:14
The segment is playful and conversational, with light teasing among hosts and a rapid delivery of “fun facts” meant to amuse as much as astound. The language is casual, peppered with jokes about historical and pop culture figures.
This episode’s “Fun Facts of the Day” delivers oddball trivia with commentary and wit, offering listeners a perfect blend of knowledge and entertainment to start their day feeling smarter—and in on the joke.