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Speaker AHello.
Speaker AHi, and welcome all to a new episode of Murphy's Rank the World, a podcast where us Murphy siblings get together and pretend to focus on sober and fair assessments of all sorts of things, but instead, most likely to go off on more than a few tangents and generally get butts.
Speaker AI mean, get silly.
Speaker AI mean, but get silly.
Speaker BI told you.
Speaker BI told you.
Speaker BHe'll read anything you put in chat.
Speaker CThat's why I put it in there.
Speaker ACan we fix that in post?
Speaker BWhat's post?
Speaker CWhat's post?
Speaker AAnyway, welcome.
Speaker AI am Tim Murphy.
Speaker AI am the middle sibling of the Murphy siblings.
Speaker AThough if you are a dedicated listener of this podcast, you should already know that by now.
Speaker ABut I won't hold it against you.
Speaker ALet's go ahead and introduce the rest of the siblings who are on the podcast today.
Speaker BI'll go first.
Speaker BHello.
Speaker BI'm Megan.
Speaker BShe her.
Speaker BI'm the oldest.
Speaker BI'll just say it now.
Speaker BBefore Sky, I was like, oh, by the way, Megan's the oldest.
Speaker BI do it, I'll own it.
Speaker BThat's fine.
Speaker BI know what I am.
Speaker AThe original.
Speaker ASome would say the first and best.
Speaker AAnd perhaps maybe the family should have stopped there.
Speaker ABut.
Speaker ABut there's at least three other of us who would argue that point.
Speaker BYou said it.
Speaker CDanny would like to say something.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BOh, cats.
Speaker BCats on the podcast.
Speaker BOh, she's ignoring us.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker AThere is a.
Speaker AA cameo from Skye's cat Danny, who technically is a Murphy.
Speaker ASo.
Speaker BYeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker AAlso, though, even if.
Speaker AIf Danny wasn't.
Speaker AI'm not gonna tell her she can't be on the podcast.
Speaker BNuh.
Speaker CSo.
Speaker CHi, everybody.
Speaker CSky, I'm a Capricorn.
Speaker CI technically am in the middle with Tim because we're even number.
Speaker CSo.
Speaker CJust saying.
Speaker CYeah, start in line, though.
Speaker CThird is best.
Speaker CWow.
Speaker BI mean, that's almost nice.
Speaker AAlmost.
Speaker AAll right, so now that we've introduced ourselves, let's get to the topic of the day.
Speaker ASo, after great deliberation and adjudication, we have decided today's topic is going to be the top five ice cream flavors.
Speaker AAnd we're not talking about your favorites.
Speaker AThe best, because once again, we are not here for your opinions.
Speaker AWe are here for your facts.
Speaker BObjective facts.
Speaker AObjective facts.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker ASo I will go ahead and start things off today.
Speaker AAnd we're going to be starting off with number five.
Speaker AWe're echoing.
Speaker ASky usually does the echoing, but they.
Speaker CAre eating ice cream in my mouth.
Speaker CAttacking me.
Speaker BRude.
Speaker AOnly one of us to bring topic appropriate props today.
Speaker AYes, sky is the carrot top of the Murphy family.
Speaker BOw.
Speaker CThat is unnecessary.
Speaker AOh, wait.
Speaker AThe Gallagher of the Murphy family.
Speaker BOkay, now we're spitting out what's the best.
Speaker BWhat's the best ice cream?
Speaker BTim, quick, before number five.
Speaker AMy.
Speaker AMy fifth top ice cream.
Speaker AGood old vanilla.
Speaker AI mean, you can't go wrong with vanilla.
Speaker AVanilla will always.
Speaker AVanilla has been here, will be here forever and always.
Speaker AIt is eternal.
Speaker AWhen the cockroaches take over the planet, they'll be eating Twinkies and vanilla ice cream.
Speaker AThere is no way to avoid it.
Speaker AIt is inevitable.
Speaker AThe thanos of ice creams.
Speaker AI.
Speaker AI dare you to go to an ice cream shop and not find vanilla.
Speaker ABut it's not just because it's ubiquitous that I have it as number five.
Speaker AI feel like vanilla is the ice cream flavor we all start with.
Speaker ALike, that is your baseline.
Speaker AThat is the flavor to which all other ice cream flavors are compared.
Speaker ANot only that, but vanilla ice cream also launches us into a completely other subset that we can argue, which is what is the appropriate sprinkles to go on vanilla ice cream?
Speaker ASo the answer.
Speaker CRainbow.
Speaker CAnd it's only rainbow.
Speaker CThank you.
Speaker AAs you can see, the Murphy siblings are torn in a.
Speaker AWhat we call the Jimmy Civil war of rainbow versus chocolate.
Speaker ASky has stated their position most emphatically.
Speaker AAnd, you know, others can discuss their positions and flavor favorites if they want, but, you know, again, that could just be an argument for another podcast.
Speaker BOr it relates to something I'm bringing up later.
Speaker AOr it relates to something that.
Speaker AYeah, you know, we do that sometimes.
Speaker AGood.
Speaker ASometimes we're good as Murphy siblings, setting one of us up and the other one can knock it out of the park.
Speaker BYeah, you said knock out of the park.
Speaker BI'm like, knock them down.
Speaker AKnock them down.
Speaker AOut of the park.
Speaker BOut of the park.
Speaker BRight off the wall.
Speaker AAnd then we hit them with one.
Speaker ASo.
Speaker AAnd.
Speaker AAnd my last piece on vanilla is.
Speaker AI think it's also the best flavor in regards to whether you want soft serve or standard hard ice cream.
Speaker AI think vanilla is one of the few ones that even though those textures change and there is a big texture difference between hard ice cream and soft ice cream, I think vanilla maintains its flavor integrity the best.
Speaker ASo that is why it is my number five with a bean.
Speaker AVanilla.
Speaker BOkay, who's going next?
Speaker BSky.
Speaker BWant me or do you want.
Speaker BYou wanna.
Speaker BYou wanna end these?
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker BOr do you want to go next?
Speaker CWant me to finish the Doritos or.
Speaker BOh, yes, the Doritos.
Speaker AI'll.
Speaker BI'll go.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker AYou can have first rebuttal or final say.
Speaker AOh, first rebuttal then that means you have to go next.
Speaker CYeah, go.
Speaker CWhere did Dandy go?
Speaker COh, okay.
Speaker BSorry.
Speaker CShe looked like she, like, disappeared into the ether.
Speaker CSo this is along the same lines of what you're saying.
Speaker CWe didn't give a lot of parameters outside of saying flavor.
Speaker CI took this as it could be a novelty as well as, like, the thing you buy in a tub and there's nothing with it.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker CYou know what I'm saying?
Speaker AI.
Speaker AI will say I always appreciate that when it comes to the expansion of the rules, it's always usually sky who comes with the wild card.
Speaker CSo, first of all, you did not say I couldn't do holiday flavors.
Speaker CCouldn't do.
Speaker BWe'll tell you later.
Speaker AOh, yeah.
Speaker BDo it on air.
Speaker AYeah, Exactly.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker ALive corrections.
Speaker AWe do not let this fester or simmer.
Speaker AWe address it head on.
Speaker CCorrect.
Speaker CThat is why you're an Aries and she's a Scorpio and I'm a Capricorn.
Speaker AExactly.
Speaker AHead on.
Speaker AApply directly to the forehead.
Speaker BWhy.
Speaker BWhy are you delaying?
Speaker BWhat is this?
Speaker BCome on.
Speaker AYeah, I feel like there's a lot of.
Speaker CThere was no delay.
Speaker CY'all interrupted me.
Speaker AThat's because I saw some fancy footwork out on the dance floor.
Speaker BYeah, like.
Speaker BOh, oh, oh, oh.
Speaker BThey're tapping.
Speaker BWhere is this going?
Speaker AThat's a buffalo shuffle if I ever saw one.
Speaker CThis is actually the first time I ever heard the term gilding.
Speaker CThe lily wasn't my sister and I went to local ice cream shop and I got something called birthday cake flavor, and I put more rainbow sprinkles on it, because for me, this beautiful flavor is birthday cake ice cream.
Speaker CNow, you could have gone any color frosting, but it's the blue frosting that does it for me.
Speaker CSo birthday cake flavor, blue frosting and rainbow sprinkles.
Speaker CAnd what I did was enough sprinkle.
Speaker CI added more sprinkle.
Speaker CThat's my number five.
Speaker BIt's specifically birthday cake ice cream with extra rainbow sprinkles.
Speaker CCorrect.
Speaker AAnd the blue frosting, you gotta have.
Speaker CThat, like, soft sweetness.
Speaker CAnd then you get that creamy hit of blue frosting, and then your mouth is blue.
Speaker AOh, no, no.
Speaker AThis is great.
Speaker AThis is the level of minutia that our audience of what one.
Speaker ACurrently one right now really, really is.
Speaker AIs feeling.
Speaker ASo.
Speaker ANo, no, I.
Speaker AI love the specificity of the flavor.
Speaker CSo I don't know what it is.
Speaker CWhatever frosting they use.
Speaker CI don't know if it's cream cheese frosting or, like, a buttercream, but I've Tried to replicate that with other things, and I cannot hit that frosting note to save my life.
Speaker BSo that's how they get you.
Speaker CIt is.
Speaker BAll right, so I decided to start.
Speaker BI.
Speaker BLike, if.
Speaker BIf we're gonna go controversial and, like, I.
Speaker BI feel like a 5 is a good spot for that.
Speaker BSo for me, my number five best ice cream flavor is a pineapple dole whip.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker ASo explain to the non Disney heads out there, what is a pineapple dole whip?
Speaker BOkay, well, like, you can get it at other place at Disney, but is it.
Speaker BIt does it for me, recall, like, you know, lucky enough to go on sibling vacations there.
Speaker BYes, of course.
Speaker BSo a dole whip in general is kind of like a fruity.
Speaker BLike, it's almost like a sorbet.
Speaker BI think it's a little creamier, depending, you know, on how they do the mix.
Speaker BBut the classic is the pineapple, and it's just, you know, it's this bright little sunny bit of yellow heaven.
Speaker BThat is deliciousness.
Speaker BYou're on vacation.
Speaker BI can't really.
Speaker BI mean, I guess technically I can get them here possibly.
Speaker APossibly celebrating surviving Hurricane Irma.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BWell, you know what?
Speaker BEverything tasted better that day.
Speaker CEverything tasted sweeter.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AAnd.
Speaker AAnd sunshine a little brighter.
Speaker AIt was beautiful being a little sweeter.
Speaker BYeah, it was great.
Speaker BWas there no ozone?
Speaker BSo I just burnt that day.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BBut I was alive, so Bad mountain.
Speaker AWas probably the shortest it's ever been.
Speaker BEveryone's smiling.
Speaker BHey, I'm alive.
Speaker BYou're alive.
Speaker BI'm alive.
Speaker BYou're alive.
Speaker BYay.
Speaker BHey.
Speaker CHi.
Speaker CEveryone waving to each other.
Speaker BRight?
Speaker BSo, like, for me, pineapple dope is kind of like, you know, a solid sunshine and 5B, the orange vanilla swirl version of it, which is literally like a vanilla soft serve.
Speaker BAnd what tastes like the orange juice concentrate, like, you would get out of the can.
Speaker BOh, oh.
Speaker BLike, it feels forbidden.
Speaker CPeople replicate it online.
Speaker CIt's orange concentrate.
Speaker BYeah, yeah.
Speaker AVersion of that orange vanilla mix.
Speaker ALike, if you let it liquefy, it's like an Orange Julius.
Speaker BYeah, it's pretty great.
Speaker BAnd, you know, so that.
Speaker BThat.
Speaker BThat is mine.
Speaker BYou're on vacation.
Speaker BThis is, you know, special thing.
Speaker BOh, let's go to Trader Sam's.
Speaker BYou know, like, boom.
Speaker BThat is instant.
Speaker BLike, yeah, everything's great.
Speaker ATrader Sam's my favorite place to get drunk off my ass at Disney.
Speaker BMy favorite place to watch my siblings get drunk off their asses and then make sure we all make it back to the hotel room.
Speaker BLook, I mean, I know the one sibling who's not here.
Speaker AIt is potentially my fault for ordering the drink that's supposed to be for, like, two people just for myself.
Speaker BI mean, you didn't help.
Speaker BYou did not help it, but, you know, that's okay.
Speaker ABut there was fire, and I sprinkled cinnamon in it.
Speaker AAnd people were chanting.
Speaker CThey were.
Speaker BAnd it sounds like we joined a cult.
Speaker AI know.
Speaker AIt was great.
Speaker BA second.
Speaker CAnd there's a lot of cups to collect.
Speaker CWhen you have to get through the alcohol to get to the cup.
Speaker CWhat am I supposed to do?
Speaker ANot what am I supposed to get one of?
Speaker ALike, the brand new ones that are just by the front counter where they check you in.
Speaker ANo, no.
Speaker AYou pay the gold price for those.
Speaker AWe pay the iron price for the ones we take home.
Speaker BYour liver pays the iron price.
Speaker ABy the time we're done, my liver probably will just be iron.
Speaker BYeah, but not with ice cream.
Speaker ABut not with ice cream.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker COh, wait.
Speaker CWe go in the same order.
Speaker COkay.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker ANow we're moving on to number four.
Speaker AFour.
Speaker CFour.
Speaker BFour, four, four.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker AThis is where I decided to go get my.
Speaker AIt's not controversial because it is incontrovertibly an ice cream flavor, but it's just obscure, and sometimes you need to just.
Speaker AThis is the stuff that's, like, in the back of the Wegmans freezer, usually with other flavors in front of it, because it's just so niche and so forgotten.
Speaker AThey're like, what kind of weirdo want to buy this?
Speaker ABut really, the question should be, why is Perry's producing it?
Speaker ABecause, you know, I can't eat it if someone doesn't make it for me.
Speaker ASo for number four, my flavor is Parker House.
Speaker AAnd no, I just.
Speaker AI didn't just pick that, because that's the name of my parents cat.
Speaker ABut so for those who are unaware, Parker House ice cream is amaretto ice cream with maraschino cherries.
Speaker ASo it is.
Speaker AIt is very rich, very strong.
Speaker AFlavor wise.
Speaker AThey.
Speaker AThey.
Speaker AThat amaretto is very amaretto.
Speaker AAnd of course, you know, everybody knows maraschino cherries.
Speaker AThe, you know, chernobyl red cherries that, you know, probably glow in the dark.
Speaker AYou know, the ones that actual cherry farmers are like, those are not cherries.
Speaker AThere's too much change that has occurred to them.
Speaker AThere's nothing natural about their color.
Speaker AThere's nothing natural about their flavor.
Speaker AAnd that's probably why I like them so much.
Speaker ABut, yeah, I just.
Speaker AI remember trying it once and just going, what is this?
Speaker ALike, this.
Speaker AThis flavor combination and name really feels like, this ice cream was invented in 1973 and, like, has not changed.
Speaker ALike, this ice cream has a conversation pit in its living room.
Speaker AYou know, this ice cream has probably gone to several key parties, you know.
Speaker AOh, yeah, this ice cream, you know, probably owns, you know, the Starland Vocal Bands, you know, sophomore album.
Speaker ANot even their.
Speaker ATheir release that we all know the songs from.
Speaker ALike, they're probably.
Speaker AThey were probably on the voting committee that gave the Grammy for Best New Artist to A Taste of Honey Over Boston and Journey.
Speaker ASo this is the type of ice cream we're talking about here.
Speaker ABut yeah, I would say, though, if you ever get a chance, try it.
Speaker AYou know, it, it.
Speaker AIt's one of those unique flavors that, you know, sort of got lost in time.
Speaker ALike Poseidon's Fury at Universal Studios.
Speaker BYou know, you know, pour one out or.
Speaker BI guess so.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker ASo Parker House ice Cream, my number four on my list.
Speaker CThat's a poll, Tim.
Speaker BAll right, all right.
Speaker CAnd all my thoughts wouldn't have gotten to Parker House.
Speaker BYeah, I got.
Speaker BI wouldn't have got there.
Speaker BAll right.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker ABut that's why we have these lists, is so we can remind each other.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker ARemind each other of the flavors of the past.
Speaker BThat's deep, man.
Speaker CThat is deep.
Speaker CAnd so my number four.
Speaker ANice segue.
Speaker CThank you.
Speaker CSeamless.
Speaker CMy God, Tim, you made me forget.
Speaker BWow, Tim, why would you do that?
Speaker BOkay, so we're back.
Speaker CLocal grocery store makes a very particular type of this flavor.
Speaker CI've tried it in other, like, big names and local big names, and this is the only one that I like.
Speaker CAnd I don't know if it's the amount of this herb that they put in it or seasoning.
Speaker CI don't know actually what the difference between a seasoning and herb is.
Speaker CNeedless to say, that's what I'll ask my.
Speaker CMy smile.
Speaker CMy smouse.
Speaker CMy spouse.
Speaker CCinnamon.
Speaker CIt's cinnamon flavored ice cream.
Speaker CMakes an incredible cinnamon flavored ice cream.
Speaker ANow, is it heavy on cinnamon?
Speaker ALight on cinnamon?
Speaker ALike, what?
Speaker AWhat?
Speaker AHow would you.
Speaker CI would say, I don't know if they use specifically like cinnamon oil on top of putting cinnamon in it, but it has the roundest cinnamon taste.
Speaker CYou know how sometimes you get cinnamon and it's like really sharp and it's uncomfortable, but then you get cinnamon and it's like, warm and it's got a good mouth feel.
Speaker BMouth feel.
Speaker AYou know, to be fair, I'm surprised we've gone this far in the podcast on ice cream, and this is the first time we're Bringing up mouthfeel.
Speaker BIt's what's gonna get kicked off of Lunchador.
Speaker BOkay, here's the thing.
Speaker BYou guys said, like, you said mouthfeel 20 times.
Speaker BDid we.
Speaker BWe said mouth feel that many times?
Speaker AReally?
Speaker A20 times mouth feel?
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BAnd it doesn't feel like I said that with my mouth 20 times.
Speaker AWell, I mean, to be fair, it wouldn't just be your mouth that says mouth feel.
Speaker AMy mouth can say mouth feels.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker ACould be coming from all mouthfeel.
Speaker CAlso tell it feels good coming out of your mouth.
Speaker CThe mouth feel.
Speaker CThe word mouth.
Speaker CI think we exceeded 20.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BI said we'll go back and count.
Speaker BI'll put a couple more in if I have to.
Speaker ACan we get an editor's note in this podcast?
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker CHow many times mouth feel happens?
Speaker BThis is how much editing I do.
Speaker BI put the music in the front.
Speaker CIn house editing.
Speaker CSo, yes.
Speaker CCinnamon.
Speaker CCinnamon ice cream.
Speaker CI do believe it's.
Speaker CI.
Speaker CIt's because of the amount of cinnamon and maybe I don't know where they're sourcing the cinnamon, but yes, it's delicious.
Speaker CI don't like anybody else's cinnamon ice cream.
Speaker CLet me tell you.
Speaker CCinnamon ice cream with apple pie instead of just vanilla.
Speaker BOh, hey.
Speaker AYeah, right there.
Speaker ABy the way, sky, the cinnamon ice cream, is that pints or.
Speaker AI almost said half gallon, but it's 1.5 quarts.
Speaker AThey stole half a quart from you.
Speaker AJust remember that we always used to call it a half gallon of ice cream.
Speaker ANow it's one and a half quarts.
Speaker BWow.
Speaker CThe.
Speaker CThe pints.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BAnd it's important.
Speaker CBright orange one they have, so I could literally.
Speaker BVisually, I don't have to stop.
Speaker BI can just be like, it's blaze orange.
Speaker BIt's the one that won't get hit during hunting season.
Speaker CBe safe, be seen.
Speaker CWear blaze orange.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker ADon't zone out.
Speaker BAll right.
Speaker CIt's not that.
Speaker CThat orange.
Speaker CIt's a burnt orange.
Speaker BOh.
Speaker AI mean, so it was hit by something.
Speaker BIt is dangerous.
Speaker BOh, no, it's danger.
Speaker CLook, you are.
Speaker CYou are.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BWe're riling up the cat.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BAll right.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BI didn't go fancy for number four.
Speaker BYou know, I came out hard.
Speaker BHard and fast as always.
Speaker AThat is perfect tradition.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AWith wandering.
Speaker BWhereas number four, I mean, I think it's not like, your topic, but for me, a nice coffee ice cream.
Speaker COh.
Speaker BBecause it's like.
Speaker BLike it's got your cream and your coffee and your sugar all together, but in dessert form.
Speaker BLike, basically, you could have it for breakfast.
Speaker BPut it in a mug.
Speaker BYou're fine.
Speaker BNow, Tim, I know this is going to be a problem for you and it's okay.
Speaker BYou can be wrong.
Speaker BI know that you're cursed with a.
Speaker BWith a tongue that does not understand coffee.
Speaker BAnd you know, we all have our problems and our issues and we still love you.
Speaker CWe still love you.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AAbstain.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BSee, you hear that?
Speaker BI mean, here's the thing.
Speaker BThis works out for me.
Speaker BMore for me.
Speaker BI don't care.
Speaker BGood.
Speaker BDon't like that thing.
Speaker BI like Thai taste.
Speaker CUsed to have the best coffee ice cream.
Speaker BYeah, it was good.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BMy favorite coffee ice cream is the stuff I can't get anymore.
Speaker AI think you picked that flavor because you knew that there you just by picking it, you've already eliminated one sibling from arguing against you.
Speaker BYes.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BIt's creamy caffeinated goodness.
Speaker BIt's okay.
Speaker BSome folks, you know, they don't get it.
Speaker BYou know, it has a certain maturity level you need to reach for a coffee ice cream like, you know.
Speaker BBut that's okay.
Speaker BThat's all right.
Speaker BYou know, not everyone gets there.
Speaker ALook, I get it.
Speaker AI hate the flavor.
Speaker ABut I have to applaud the strategy.
Speaker BExcellent.
Speaker BThat's really all.
Speaker AYou metagame to this one.
Speaker ABrilliant.
Speaker BThank you, thank you, thank you.
Speaker AAll right, all right.
Speaker ALet us now move on to number three.
Speaker BThree.
Speaker BThree.
Speaker BThree.
Speaker BThree.
Speaker ASo this one.
Speaker ASo this one hearkens back memories of childhood.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker AIt's technically not an ice cream, which once.
Speaker BLet's start.
Speaker BI'm ready.
Speaker BI'm ready.
Speaker BWe're ready to fight.
Speaker BLet's do it.
Speaker BLet's get in it.
Speaker AWe all have to at some point bring out the, you know, you know, have the argument over a letter of the law versus spirit of the law.
Speaker BGot you.
Speaker ABut I think I can compel most people to agree with me on this one.
Speaker AMy number three is orange sherbert.
Speaker ALook.
Speaker BIs it, may I ask, is it floating in a punch bowl full of Sprite and ginger?
Speaker AAlex, it can be absolutely.
Speaker BYes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
Speaker AThat is why.
Speaker AWhy it's my number 3A.
Speaker AYes.
Speaker AI love it in a cone.
Speaker AYou know, we were talking before about blaze orange.
Speaker AYou don't get much more blaze orange than orange sherbert.
Speaker AI love the fact that technically speaking, if I were to eat orange sherbet and then eat orange the fruit, they don't necessarily taste the same.
Speaker AI like to think orange sherbert is one of the few examples of something tasting like its color as opposed to the actual maybe fruit or flavor.
Speaker AIt's based on.
Speaker ABut really what it came down to was just.
Speaker AI don't know if it's a generational thing, but anyone of my age will tell you when.
Speaker AWhen they were kids and they would go to parties, usually birthday parties were at their friend's house.
Speaker AThere would be that giant punch bowl filled with orange sherbet and Sprite.
Speaker AAnd it was just a magical beverage.
Speaker AWhen you're like 7 years old, you're like, this is the greatest stuff on earth.
Speaker AThe parents loved it because there's no caffeine, so it's not like they were getting you caffeinated.
Speaker ABut you know, the texture, especially when you got that scoop where like it was the.
Speaker AThe sherbet was melting, but it was still sort of a solid hunk, like an iceberg in the cup.
Speaker AAnd it would slowly, just as it melted, it would just essentially like disperse among the top.
Speaker ALike it really didn't mix with the soda you had.
Speaker BLike that.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BThe frothy foam, like it's a liquid, it's not solid.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker AOther state of matter.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker COh, my God.
Speaker ABut so, so, yeah, that's why I put it at number three.
Speaker ABecause, yes, it's something I could eat, you know, scooped in a bowl.
Speaker ABut you know, that's just.
Speaker AThat was one of my key memories was the orange sherbet mixed with the soda.
Speaker AAnd that just hit in a way that I don't know if anything like, beverage wise has hit me since.
Speaker AI mean, Baja Blast came close, but.
Speaker ABut I'm talking original Baja blast, like 20 years ago when you could only get it at Taco Bell.
Speaker ABut yes.
Speaker ASo orange sherbert number three.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BAll right, all right.
Speaker BYou sold.
Speaker BYou sold me on the punch.
Speaker BYou sold me on the punch.
Speaker BIt was.
Speaker BIt's experiential.
Speaker BI'm like, oh, that, that I.
Speaker BI know her.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BAll right.
Speaker AAnd I'm hoping maybe this will inspire some people to be like, yeah, I haven't had that in a while.
Speaker AYeah, like, now's the time to buy.
Speaker BAll right, do it.
Speaker BLet's go.
Speaker APeople are going to be like, my God, yes, let's do it.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AEventually, like, there's gonna be some hipster bar probably on Eastern Alexander or somewhere in the South Wedge.
Speaker AAn alcoholic version of it.
Speaker BYeah, it's Rochester or sherbet.
Speaker BSummer, let's go.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BOh, yeah.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker ASky.
Speaker BSky was ready, ready to go.
Speaker BAnd then you.
Speaker BNope.
Speaker CAnd I love it.
Speaker COkay.
Speaker AI mean, if, if you need.
Speaker AI can do like 5 minutes of Euro beat EDM if we need to Kill some time on this.
Speaker CNope.
Speaker BI.
Speaker BPlease, please, please.
Speaker CSo this is my number three, right?
Speaker AYes, number three.
Speaker AAnybody come up with a sooner, I'm gonna start singing Scatman.
Speaker COkay, my number three.
Speaker CI guess I did all novelties.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker AIs it the.
Speaker AIs it the Ninja Turtle ice creams we used to get from Skippy that, hey, melted and never really looked like turtles?
Speaker BOne of my honorable mentions is wonky eyed character ice cream.
Speaker APerfect.
Speaker ALook at that.
Speaker BOh, oh.
Speaker ABecause I think I experienced a lot of that together.
Speaker CThe baseball man gum in the middle.
Speaker CThat's what I want.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker ABecause it was bubble gum flavored ice cream.
Speaker BThis is a whole separate episode.
Speaker BWe can do our top five ice cream novelties.
Speaker AYes.
Speaker BThat'll be a summer episode maybe, but.
Speaker ASky's doing them all right now.
Speaker CI'm doing.
Speaker CBasically.
Speaker AThat's fine.
Speaker AOn that episode.
Speaker AYou can then do your flavors of ice cream.
Speaker AIt'll be.
Speaker AIt'll be an Easter for all of our listeners.
Speaker CDrumstick ice cream, specifically.
Speaker CAnd this can also be.
Speaker CThis is the thing.
Speaker CI like the combination between ice cream, like thin chocolate.
Speaker CDon't give me like a thick chocolate layer.
Speaker CThin chocolate layer, the peanuts and the cone.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CSo I also like, like dilly bar things too.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CBut specifically this combo.
Speaker CAnd then on the drumstick, they used to give you this much chocolate.
Speaker CThey're giving you this much chocolate at the end.
Speaker CAnd then do you know what Trader Joe.
Speaker AWhat did Trader Joe's do?
Speaker CThey just gave you the ends of the cones.
Speaker CIt is the most genius thing ever.
Speaker CBecause then I'm like, have I only been eating drumsticks in order to get to that little piece of cone at the end?
Speaker CNo.
Speaker AThat sounds like a question that is a hard look in the mirror before you can answer.
Speaker CI had to.
Speaker CI had to.
Speaker CBut it turns out it just leads to the amazingness.
Speaker CHowever, did I buy four boxes of Trader Joe's ends of cones?
Speaker CYes.
Speaker CAnd it's dark chocolate and it's delicious.
Speaker CBut did I also get vanilla ice cream to dip the ends of cones in and made little drumsticks?
Speaker CSo to conclude my number three specifically.
Speaker BSpecifically, the ends of the drumsticks as sold by Trader Joe.
Speaker ANon.
Speaker AIce cream part of the ice cream.
Speaker BYeah, yeah.
Speaker BThe cone and the chocolate part of the ice cream.
Speaker BYeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker BI can see that.
Speaker BHow that could be your top three best ice cream flavor.
Speaker BYeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker AAlso, I like how essentially you, like.
Speaker AI feel like you're a contestant on a cooking show where they do the thing where they deconstruct like, yeah, meal and then reconstruct it or like, they ran out of time, so they just threw a bunch of on a plate and call it deconstructed.
Speaker AWhatever those guys.
Speaker ALike, I've done it.
Speaker AConstructed drumstick by just making a drumstick.
Speaker CI loved it.
Speaker CAnd sometimes when I actually have peanuts, I'll serve it in peanuts.
Speaker CIt's amazing.
Speaker BIt's like everything but the ice cream.
Speaker BYeah, I could see.
Speaker BI can see this.
Speaker CNo, I dip it in a little bit of the vanilla ice cream so.
Speaker BIt can stick just enough for adhesion.
Speaker AYeah, yeah.
Speaker AI mean, also, as a fellow drumstick aficionado, I need to know, like, but are we talking like vanilla drumstick?
Speaker AAre we talking the one with the caramel in the center?
Speaker AWe're talking the ones with the chocolate in the center.
Speaker CChocolate.
Speaker CI get the.
Speaker CI get the multi pack because then I don't get sick of the plain vanilla.
Speaker CI don't get.
Speaker CBecause I get overwhelmed by a lot of caramel.
Speaker CSo I would get sick of a whole box of it, and then I would get sick of a whole chocolate one.
Speaker CBut you mix them all together and I just like.
Speaker CAnd I go and blind.
Speaker CAnd I just pick it out.
Speaker CI'm like, what do I get today?
Speaker CIt's like a divination, right?
Speaker CI go, how's my day going to be full of chocolate?
Speaker CHow my day going to be a center of sweetness?
Speaker CHow's my day is going to be boring as fuck.
Speaker CNever.
Speaker CIt's going to suck.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AI was going to say.
Speaker AWhich is the.
Speaker ASuck.
Speaker CThe vanilla.
Speaker BWow.
Speaker AWow.
Speaker AI don't know.
Speaker AAs someone who had vanilla as his number five, I kind of take a front to that.
Speaker CYeah, you can affront and.
Speaker CAnd take a back to anything you want.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BThat's a problem.
Speaker BI'll save us.
Speaker BI'll save us.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BMy number three best ice cream flavor.
Speaker BIt's slightly different because I find a mint chocolate chip very weak.
Speaker BThe chips are always these little, little bits of chocolate.
Speaker BLike, I love the mint, but, like, they're just like this little, like, it' missing something, right?
Speaker BI'm like, okay.
Speaker BThese chips, they are, you know, disappointing me.
Speaker BI wish there was something else I could have with my mint ice cream that would match mint's magnetic personality.
Speaker BAnd this.
Speaker BThis is where mint cookies and cream come in.
Speaker BBecause I'm like a cookie.
Speaker BLike, basically an Oreo has the stability and it has the, like, force of personality to match Mint don't come in with these weak chips or flakes.
Speaker BMy God, a chocolate flake, you know, What?
Speaker BDon't even be here.
Speaker BGo home if you're gonna flake me.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BI want like the crushed up cookies where you might even get a whole half a cookie.
Speaker BYes, yes.
Speaker CYo, when I get half.
Speaker CSo you're saying my number one because check it out.
Speaker CMy favorite is when you get a whole Oreo, because for some reason, they just shove it in and I literally carve around it.
Speaker AYeah, you got to take it out.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BIt's like buried treasure.
Speaker BYou're having ice cream.
Speaker BBut also it's an activ.
Speaker BIt's an enrichment activity.
Speaker BLike, oh, what's the biggest chunk of.
Speaker BOf cookie in here?
Speaker BYou know, it keeps you.
Speaker BYour mind going.
Speaker BAs we're getting older, I'm like, oh.
Speaker CAnd Ben and Jerry's doesn't use, like, I don't like the chocolate chip chips.
Speaker CI like when, like the, the drops.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CI like when it's like met.
Speaker CAnd Jerry's used a big ass flakes of.
Speaker COf chocolate chips as if, like off a piece.
Speaker BI get that.
Speaker BBut for me, I'm like, no, no.
Speaker BThe.
Speaker BThe slightly soft cakiness of the cookie for me will be better than any variation of a harder chocolate.
Speaker BLike shard, like, like mint.
Speaker BMint chocolate chip is full of shards.
Speaker AThe way I feel it is.
Speaker AI like the cookie because the cookie plus mint, like my lizard brain responds as.
Speaker AThat's a thin mint.
Speaker BYes.
Speaker BYou know what?
Speaker BMaybe that's.
Speaker AAnd you can't get that.
Speaker AThat texture is wrong.
Speaker AIf it's a.
Speaker AIf it's a chocolate chip or chocolate shard or a chocolate flake, it feels harsh, right?
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BWhereas the cookies, like, you can chew on me.
Speaker BI won't hurt your teeth.
Speaker BI'm meant to be eaten.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AThe cookie, the cookie will crumble.
Speaker ASometimes those shards, like you take that.
Speaker BBite and they're frozen.
Speaker BIt's the hardest that chocolate's ever gonna be.
Speaker AYou know, you're missing a filling.
Speaker BYeah, yeah.
Speaker CYou know, but you know what's even better is Ben and Jerry's does a thick top ganache.
Speaker CIt's called.
Speaker CIs it called top mint?
Speaker CI forgot what it's called.
Speaker CBut it's this thick, like an inch or two of ganache and then cookies and mint underneath.
Speaker CSo get the big Oreo.
Speaker CPlus you get, instead of shards, soft ganache.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BHere's the thing, though.
Speaker BNow I'm gonna argue that the ganache is too soft.
Speaker BI'm real picky about ice cream texture.
Speaker BI'm like, no, the ice cream's creamy because I gotta.
Speaker BI'll make sure it Gets a little, little soft and then the cookie matches that.
Speaker BWhereas like chocolate shards or what?
Speaker BSome sort of semi liquid chocolate.
Speaker BGoofy.
Speaker BAnd, you know, I usually like goo, but in this situation, texturally, the cookies are the way to go.
Speaker AYeah, I mean, the ice cream in and of itself will make it like, meets your goo necessity, so.
Speaker BYes, yes, yes.
Speaker ASo it's like if you, if you have the ganache now it's double goo and.
Speaker BOh, yeah.
Speaker AAnd I like, I like my goo.
Speaker ANo matter what variation of goo it is to.
Speaker ATo be able to stand on its own, you know?
Speaker BYeah, yeah, you don't want repetition.
Speaker AThe easiest way to solve this.
Speaker ABen and Jerry's sponsor us.
Speaker AYou know what they always say, it's a three sibling con.
Speaker AThis is away.
Speaker AThe secret of this podcast.
Speaker ADamn it.
Speaker BI just told you I'm not gonna edit it.
Speaker BDamn it.
Speaker AAll right, okay.
Speaker CThe cat is gone.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker AAnything else you want to add for number three?
Speaker BNo, just.
Speaker BIt's texture.
Speaker BIt's, you know, just the right level.
Speaker BNot too hard, not too soft, just where you need to be.
Speaker AAll right, then we are ready to move on to number two.
Speaker ASo my number two sort of, you know, picks up on this idea of ice cream with things in it.
Speaker AAnd again, I.
Speaker AI guess a lot of my ice cream preferences were like all my key childhood memories had, you know, our ice cream inspired, so to speak of.
Speaker AAnd, you know, when we were young, it was the dark days of ice cream.
Speaker AYou know, there wasn't a lot of originality.
Speaker AThere wasn't a lot of stuff being put into ice cream.
Speaker AYou know, if you wanted stuff in ice cream, you need to go to an actual ice cream shop and have them put stuff in it.
Speaker AAnd it's also around the same time, like, everyone started panicking about, like, eating raw egg, how it could be a bad idea.
Speaker AAnd I remember one of my favorite activities when I was a kid was being able to, like, lick the bowl when mom or dad were done making a dessert.
Speaker AYou know, cake batter, but, you know, cake batter, again, a little too liquid.
Speaker AI wanted something with a little more heft, a little more substance, a little more chew.
Speaker ASo I loved cookie dough.
Speaker ASo that means my number two ice cream flavor is cookie dough ice cream.
Speaker ABecause you get those lovely little globs.
Speaker AAgain, they're usually not too hard.
Speaker AYou can bite into them and then you just get that pop, that pop of raw dough.
Speaker ASo that's that.
Speaker AThere's that little bit of, you know, again, your brain goes, oh, this could be dangerous.
Speaker AI'm not Supposed to be eating raw dough, but you know, it's frozen.
Speaker ASo obviously any of the bad stuff in it is frozen as well.
Speaker AI mean, it can't hurt me.
Speaker AThen again, I, I am the same person who once went to BJ's and bought an entire 5 pound tub of Nestle's Toll House cookie dough ice cream.
Speaker ABrought that over to Pete and Joey's apartment and the three of us plus three others just ate it.
Speaker ALike we just all got spoons.
Speaker AWe might have been playing Tabletop Star wars at the time.
Speaker BSounds right.
Speaker AYeah, you know, it tracks.
Speaker ABut anyways.
Speaker ABut yeah, just, you know, and the other thing I appreciated is they always like, it always feels like it's always the right size of cookie dough.
Speaker AYou know, like it's not a huge like core and it's not like those little like, you know, the.
Speaker AYou already heard us complaining about those small chocolate chips.
Speaker AThe almost like this perfectly like marble sized amount of cookie dough.
Speaker AAnd you know, I just think it go.
Speaker AIt pairs very well most of the times with vanilla ice cream.
Speaker ASo yeah, so it was like the two desserts in one.
Speaker ALike I felt like I was stealing something like, or, or I'd been blessed.
Speaker ASo cookie dough ice cream is my number two here.
Speaker BIt's very much.
Speaker BIf this is how I die.
Speaker AOh yeah.
Speaker BI'll take it.
Speaker BI'll take it.
Speaker BMouth feel.
Speaker AExactly.
Speaker ACookie dough again.
Speaker AExcellent mouth feel.
Speaker BGood mouth feel.
Speaker AJust got the right texture for the right mouth feel.
Speaker BSo sky mouthfeel.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker CSo I know this is gonna rally.
Speaker ABecause you're not going to mention mouthfeel.
Speaker COf course I'm gonna mention.
Speaker BJust leave us hanging here.
Speaker BLike where, where the.
Speaker BCome on.
Speaker AWait, wait a minute.
Speaker AI don't even know these exactly.
Speaker BAll right, we're giving you time, sky.
Speaker ALike we stalled you.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker CMy favorite flavor.
Speaker ANo, no, this is number two, not your favorite.
Speaker COh, we already said my favorite though.
Speaker COh, sorry.
Speaker CMy number two.
Speaker CSorry, my number two.
Speaker CBecause we already said my favorite.
Speaker CWe know it.
Speaker CMy number two is the flavor I make when I go to Cold Stone.
Speaker BAnd that's very specific.
Speaker AOh, oh, yeah, that's sky ice cream.
Speaker AYou know, that was one of my honorable mentions.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker CIt'S sweet cream ice cream with Butterfinger.
Speaker CReese's Peanut Butter cup.
Speaker CDo not put Reese's Pieces in this because what is that too?
Speaker BMouthfeel.
Speaker AMouthfeel.
Speaker CMouth feel.
Speaker CSo peanut butter cup.
Speaker CButterfinger sweet cream.
Speaker CAnd then you put peanut butter in there.
Speaker COkay.
Speaker CThe Reese's Peanut Butter Chock full.
Speaker CAnd then if you want fudge Put fudge.
Speaker CBut if you want more of, like, the, you know, sauce, that's fine.
Speaker CI put fudge in it.
Speaker CAnd this is the time that I will put brown sprinkles in something.
Speaker CBecause of the aesthetic.
Speaker CIt wouldn't look right with rainbow.
Speaker ASo I put brown to those as chocolate sprinkles.
Speaker BHow you say they don't have enough flavor?
Speaker BThey're like, listen, all I know.
Speaker BAll I know is visually, I'm just saying.
Speaker AI went to an ice cream shop once, asked for brown sprinkles, and they told me to get the out.
Speaker BSo is that code for something?
Speaker AYeah, I was about to say like.
Speaker ALike, brown sprinkle sounds like, you know, it's like the.
Speaker ALike, if.
Speaker AIf you're like, the ice cream shop sells drugs, and that's the specific order you give so they know what you want.
Speaker AThey're like, yeah.
Speaker BBecause no one would come in and say brown sprinkles.
Speaker AThey'd go brown sprinkles.
Speaker BYou know what I find interesting about we're all brown sprinkles.
Speaker CChocolate.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BWell, what else would they be?
Speaker AAll right, hold on.
Speaker AI'm gonna Google brown sprinkles, and I'm gonna Google chocolate sprinkles and see what you get.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BIn case weird.
Speaker BDon't tell us.
Speaker AOh, dear.
Speaker AShould I be worried?
Speaker ABrown sprinkles?
Speaker AFirst link is to Urban Dictionary.
Speaker ANo, just kidding.
Speaker AIt's not.
Speaker COh, God.
Speaker ABut here's what happens.
Speaker AYou search brown sprinkles, all of the results are for chocolate sprinkles.
Speaker CGot it.
Speaker BIt's great.
Speaker BYou know what I find the most fast?
Speaker BLet's put.
Speaker BWe'll put aside.
Speaker BYou know what?
Speaker BI love you, Sky.
Speaker BYou're my sibling.
Speaker BWe don't have to harp upon brown sprinkles.
Speaker BIt's weird, but that's okay.
Speaker BI love you.
Speaker BBut what I will bring up in confusion is that this specific, very specific to you ice cream order, the one that if you have any choice, this is the one you get is your number two.
Speaker BBecause.
Speaker CBecause Oreo mint with the thick mint on top from Ben and Jerry's is superior.
Speaker CAnd it doesn't require me to put an order and talk to a human.
Speaker CI could just go pick up that from Wegmans or something and get the.
Speaker BOut part of the issue is talking to another human being.
Speaker BIt knocks your specific to you order down an entire knot.
Speaker ALike people.
Speaker AThat is a hell of an inherent flaw in the order.
Speaker BLike, that's amazing.
Speaker AWell, like, I like.
Speaker AI guarantee you, if you, like, go back to ancient Greece and be like, Socrates, Diogenes.
Speaker AI am going to explain to you my favorite ice cream order, but it is not my favorite ice cream.
Speaker BI.
Speaker BI'm fascinated.
Speaker BI can almost follow the thought process and then hit that final.
Speaker BBut it's the thing you order specifically.
Speaker AOr I feel like one in this economy.
Speaker AOr I feel like sky before.
Speaker ALike, the Senate hearing where, you know, just being very.
Speaker BListen, I'm being very clear.
Speaker AI told you, it's my favorite order.
Speaker BBut not my favorite.
Speaker ANot my favorite flavor.
Speaker AI'm a strict constitutionalist.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker BOh, my God.
Speaker CNo, you take.
Speaker CWow.
Speaker CNo, it's my favorite order.
Speaker CAnd when I have enough spoons, I will get it, because then I'll be able to talk to people.
Speaker ABut I also feel like maybe this should have been saved for our next episode when we do our top five favorite ice cream orders.
Speaker BYeah, well, I mean, I don't have top five.
Speaker CThere's literally two.
Speaker AWait, what's the second one?
Speaker CVery understanding.
Speaker AI swear to God, if you say mint ice cream Oreos now.
Speaker CBecause they didn't have.
Speaker CNo, they didn't have mint before, but now they do have mint as a basic.
Speaker CSo previously it was sweet cream double oreo fudge and then chocolate shavings.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CBut now they have mint as a base.
Speaker CSo it's mint ice cream oreos.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker BChocolate Senator, this is.
Speaker BI don't keep going over this.
Speaker ASo it's.
Speaker ASo your second favorite ice cream order does not crack your top five list of favorite ice cream flavors, even though, essentially it is the exact same thing as your number one flavor.
Speaker BThis is complicated.
Speaker CI don't know how to.
Speaker CI need.
Speaker AI need, like, a dry erase board.
Speaker BThe economy.
Speaker AI would just Pepe Sylvia.
Speaker AEd myself.
Speaker AI am so far in the weeds on this.
Speaker AYou have David S.
Speaker APumpkins.
Speaker BMe, I.
Speaker BI'm out of yarn for this board.
Speaker BAmazing.
Speaker BI mean, why.
Speaker BI feel like I shouldn't even bother.
Speaker BLike, I can't.
Speaker AI'm done.
Speaker AI'm done.
Speaker BWhat do I say to this?
Speaker CI would also like to say, while we were podcasting, I did repair my own sunglasses, and I'm very proud of them.
Speaker BIt's good.
Speaker BIt is night.
Speaker BPop those suckers on.
Speaker AThey wear jades.
Speaker AOh, no.
Speaker BOh, boy.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BI have to.
Speaker BI have to.
Speaker BI have to forge ahead.
Speaker BAll right.
Speaker AThat is the most insane.
Speaker AOne of the most insane every song ever.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AIt feels delayed on the guy in shades.
Speaker BLike, I feel like Corey Hart was like.
Speaker BI'll.
Speaker BI'll change this later.
Speaker BI'll change this Later.
Speaker BThere's no way this goes into the book at all.
Speaker AI just.
Speaker AI just need a placeholder right now.
Speaker ALike.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AAnd yeah, it fits into the song.
Speaker BOh, wait, is that the final recording?
Speaker AWait, wait, what do you mean we don't have the studio tomorrow?
Speaker BOh, no.
Speaker CAll advice that I can give to anyone creating something artistically in higher ed or anywhere.
Speaker CAny placeholder name that you put on something, know that that could be the final thing.
Speaker BSo, you know.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BSo be okay.
Speaker BMy number two.
Speaker AOh, yeah.
Speaker AThat's what we were doing.
Speaker BYeah, I know.
Speaker BBecause this is number one.
Speaker BYet here's what's nuts about it.
Speaker BLike, this is the most plain of my choices.
Speaker BI don't know how to follow up that with.
Speaker BThough it is specific in that my number two is vanilla custard.
Speaker BVanilla custard soft serve.
Speaker BAnd this, this is where I bring in.
Speaker BOh, what are they called again?
Speaker BAll right.
Speaker BI know the color of the sprinkles.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BI feel like it's a flavor thing.
Speaker BThis, this is where it comes in where I love chocolate sprinkles.
Speaker BOn specifically a soft serve vanilla custard.
Speaker BIt's just on a cone, which I'm not even a big cone person, but for some reason all of these things together is almost the perfect ice cream cone.
Speaker CWhat kind of cone?
Speaker BOkay, again, weird.
Speaker BI'm usually a sugar cone person, but for this specific order that.
Speaker BBasically a basic cake cone.
Speaker AI was gonna say.
Speaker AI would agree.
Speaker AWaffle cone.
Speaker AThat.
Speaker AAnd you're screwing yourself out of sprinkles.
Speaker BIt's.
Speaker BIt's too.
Speaker BIt's too much.
Speaker BAnd I feel like the sugar's cone too hard.
Speaker BYou need that like that basic cake style cone to like cradle that vanilla custard.
Speaker BAnd then the.
Speaker BThe little bit of texture you're gonna have is the.
Speaker BThe chocolate sprinkles.
Speaker BJust a loving little kiss of.
Speaker ABecause.
Speaker ABecause any other cone, too much of it goes into the cone before it starts collecting on the outside.
Speaker AYeah, it's a cake cone.
Speaker AIt's just a little.
Speaker AAnd then they're immediately got to start swirling it and then twist that entire thing into sprinkles.
Speaker ASo whether you're on team Rainbow or team Brown.
Speaker COh my goodness.
Speaker ANever go coverage.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker AGotta get the basic cake.
Speaker BIt takes talent when someone's doing that.
Speaker BI respect someone who's taking that giant swirl of custard and just literally going upside down into sprinkles.
Speaker BLike that's.
Speaker BEvery time I'm on.
Speaker BThat should go wrong.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AThey still have it perfectly.
Speaker ALike if any Time that thing's gonna have any structural issues, it's because I'm eating it wrong.
Speaker BOh, yeah.
Speaker BOnce it gets to me, all bets are off.
Speaker ARight?
Speaker AThe first.
Speaker AAnd I'm like, put it in a cone and then give me a dish too.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker CSo when we were young and we would be sitting in church and we'd almost get the communion, and we'd get the wafers, Right?
Speaker CThe Jesus wafers, they would always taste like the cones, right?
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BI could see it.
Speaker CAnd so one, everyone.
Speaker CIt's a couple of times I just daydream about Jesus wafer cones and then ice cream on top.
Speaker CSo I'd be like, why don't we.
Speaker BGo up to cold stuff?
Speaker CCorrect.
Speaker CAnd I'd be like, oh, cool, can I get some ice cream with my Jesus wafers?
Speaker CAnd then another time, I'm like, oh, can we get milk?
Speaker CBecause this would make really good cereal and never.
Speaker CAnd this is why you don't let children.
Speaker AI just feel that's how I get banned from the New York State Fair, is I'm gonna show up and they'll be like, oh, what new fair food have you brought?
Speaker AAnd I'm gonna be like, jesus ice cream.
Speaker AExactly.
Speaker ASubstantiate it.
Speaker BSo, yeah, yeah, this is.
Speaker BThis is the.
Speaker BThe.
Speaker BThese.
Speaker BThese.
Speaker BYeah, they're civilian.
Speaker AYeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker AThese.
Speaker AThese aren't live fire religious body of Jesus.
Speaker AThese are like, you know, they're stage.
Speaker BYou understand?
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker CSo if anyone's curious about what those wafers taste like.
Speaker CJust one of those cones.
Speaker AYeah, just what you do is you just cut the bottom of the cone off.
Speaker ASo before we experience.
Speaker CBefore we get the number, before we.
Speaker BGet to number one, look at me.
Speaker BI did some research.
Speaker BI went to the IDFA website.
Speaker BThat's the International Dairy Foods association, and I looked up what they say is America's top 10 favorite ice cream flavors.
Speaker AAll right, let's find out how wrong America.
Speaker BYeah, that's what I was saying.
Speaker BI was like, I don't know.
Speaker BAll right, number 10, peanut butter cup slash PB cup, which I feel like, is that not the same thing?
Speaker BWhat would PB be if it's not peanut butter?
Speaker BI don't want to know.
Speaker AYeah, I.
Speaker AI feel like if I buy something that's just called PB cup, I assume it's just legally they can't call.
Speaker BThey can't call it peanut butter.
Speaker BYeah, I don't know if I want.
Speaker ATo mess with that.
Speaker ASometimes off brand, but.
Speaker ANo, not peanut butter.
Speaker AYes.
Speaker BMake sure your cup's got peanut butter.
Speaker BEverybody, number nine.
Speaker BRocky road.
Speaker BI saw something that's a little too busy.
Speaker ARocky road's too busy.
Speaker BWell, I saw some lists that replace that with moose tracks isn't something that's.
Speaker AEssentially just rocky road.
Speaker BYeah, I think one of them has marshmallows and one doesn't.
Speaker AOh, okay, fair enough.
Speaker BYeah, but I'm like, all right, nine.
Speaker BI guess I don't.
Speaker BNumber eight.
Speaker BAnd they're wrong.
Speaker BChocolate chip.
Speaker BNot even mint.
Speaker BJust chocolate chip?
Speaker ANo, just chocolate chip.
Speaker BOh, you know what?
Speaker B7 is?
Speaker BMint chocolate chip.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker AI mean, closer, but still wrong.
Speaker BThat's.
Speaker BAll right.
Speaker BNumber six.
Speaker BAnd this is weird.
Speaker BCookies and cream.
Speaker BSo it's all there together.
Speaker BIt wants to be mixed cookies and cream.
Speaker AJust.
Speaker AJust slam all three of those together, and you have your number.
Speaker AWhat, two?
Speaker AWhat number was that for you?
Speaker BOh, for me, that was my number three.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker ASee, they would have instantly had a number three.
Speaker BThat's what I'm saying.
Speaker BEight, seven.
Speaker BSix can be three if they just got it together.
Speaker BNumber five.
Speaker BCookie dough.
Speaker AAll right, there we go.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BThat feels very much like I came to be in our.
Speaker BDuring our childhood.
Speaker AYes.
Speaker BLike, it feels like that was like the.
Speaker BThe golden age of cookie dough ice cream.
Speaker BFour.
Speaker BButter pecan.
Speaker AOh, no, that's.
Speaker BThat's up on four.
Speaker BThat's strange.
Speaker AI'll say.
Speaker AThis.
Speaker AThis might possibly fall into, for me, the avocado brussels sprouts category, which is.
Speaker AI had really bad version of it when I was a kid, and I just thought I hated it until I got a proper version of it and went, oh, I see.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BMaybe we just haven't had a good butter pecan because we pronounce it pecan, and already we're on the wrong foot.
Speaker APecan.
Speaker AI'll.
Speaker AI will.
Speaker AI will be willing to try it and if maybe it's not, like, you know, a crap version.
Speaker ASo.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BYeah, it seems too high, especially because the top three are strawberry, chocolate, and vanilla.
Speaker AWhy couldn't they just Neopolitan.
Speaker AWhy couldn't they just.
Speaker AThat.
Speaker BThere we go.
Speaker CFirst of all, Neapolitan.
Speaker BNo, you know what I think?
Speaker BI think of Cloudy with a chance of meatballs.
Speaker BWhen the ice cream's falling and you have the vanilla stripe, the chocolate stripe, and just one kid, I was like, yeah, that's right.
Speaker BThat's right.
Speaker BThat strawberry.
Speaker BStraight for the one kid.
Speaker CI just didn't like the flavor of chocolate and strawberries.
Speaker BYou just want them on the ice cream.
Speaker CBut I love a chocolate dipped.
Speaker BYeah, I get that.
Speaker BI feel like Neil Python's fascinating But it's like you don't want like that zone where they meet.
Speaker CLike.
Speaker AYeah, there needs to be a barrier.
Speaker ALike.
Speaker BYeah, yeah.
Speaker BThen at that point I guess just get three.
Speaker BThree different points.
Speaker BLike, I don't know how to win.
Speaker AI mean, obviously I probably couldn't research this.
Speaker AWhy were those the three flavors chosen?
Speaker BOh, Ford.
Speaker BI.
Speaker BI don't know.
Speaker BLike, I suppose it probably has something to do with the history of ice cream.
Speaker BLike, I'm assuming vanilla must have been the kind of the first because it was basically just like dairy's kind of vanilla.
Speaker AYeah, right.
Speaker BYou know, I feel like strawberries.
Speaker BThe like.
Speaker BHow was that the first fruit?
Speaker CYou know, Neapolitan ice cream is called such because it's believed to have originated from the city of Naples, Italy, where immigrants brought their ice cream making expertise to the United States.
Speaker CParticularly introducing a multi flavored style called sponi.
Speaker CSpumoni.
Speaker BThere we go.
Speaker BIt's some spumoni.
Speaker AThe spumoni.
Speaker CWhile early Neapolitan style ice creams might have included different flavors like pistachio and cherry, the modern version with chocolate, vanilla and strawberry became the standard in the.
Speaker BOh, yo, we got screwed.
Speaker AI got some other to add to that.
Speaker AThe first recorded recipe of Neapolitan, duh, Chocolate vanilla strawberry was created by head chef of the royal Prussian household, Louis Ferdinand Jungius.
Speaker AI don't know how pronounced that Young Gas in 1839 who dedicated the recipe to the nobleman and.
Speaker AAnd first Puckler.
Speaker AIn fact, the German name for Neapolitan ice cream is First Puckler Ice.
Speaker BOkay, that, that sounds like another brown sprinkle thing where if I said that at a certain place, you know.
Speaker ABig Heinrich von Puckler, Moscow was a German nobleman.
Speaker BAll right.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BHey, this is waffle cones.
Speaker CBe out sugar cones.
Speaker C29% to 12% among consumers, but 27% of consumers prefer to eat their ice cream out of a bowl.
Speaker BWell, I mean, waffle cones are just bigger.
Speaker BLike they're the.
Speaker BBetween a cone and a bowl is a waffle cone.
Speaker BReally?
Speaker CPecans beat out peanuts.
Speaker C17 to 16% among consumers.
Speaker C23% of consumers reported not reaching for nuts to add on their ice cream.
Speaker CThis is all by the way from.
Speaker BIDFA International Dairy reaching for nuts.
Speaker BWhat?
Speaker AObviously they're not in a baseball game.
Speaker BThen we have dangerously low levels of nut reach in this country.
Speaker AI think, I think maybe they just pulled the wrong people.
Speaker CConsumers consume ice cream at least once per week and 2 out of 3 consume ice cream in the evening.
Speaker CI actually.
Speaker AThat is fascinating.
Speaker BAll right, look, at this.
Speaker BOh, yeah, we got too many facts.
Speaker BLet's go.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BObjective, subjective truth.
Speaker AExactly.
Speaker AAll right, we are now moving on to number one.
Speaker BOne, one, one, one.
Speaker AI'm gonna tell you a little story.
Speaker AOh, okay.
Speaker CI'm gonna meet myself.
Speaker ASo we all love Ben and Jerry's.
Speaker ABen and Jerry's has blessed us with a wide variety of ice creams, many of which really, you know, tickled our imaginations, tickled our taste buds.
Speaker AAnd as we all know, you know, wonderful things don't last.
Speaker AAnd in fact, there's an entire graveyard of flavors that you can visit on Ben and Jerry's website.
Speaker AAnd my number one flavor is one of those flavors that have unfortunately passed on.
Speaker AFor me, it was Ben and Jerry's monkey wrench.
Speaker AIt was part of their two twisted line where essentially they would take two of their flavors and combine them into one.
Speaker AAnd it just so happened that monkey wrench, the two that it combined were their peanut butter cup and their banana.
Speaker ASo essentially, this entire pint of ice cream deliciousness was like a giant peanut butter chocolate covered banana.
Speaker AAnd it even had.
Speaker ASo it was a.
Speaker AThey described it as a wacky whirl of banana ice cream, peanut butter ice cream mixed with fudge chunks, walnuts, and peanut butter cups.
Speaker ASo essentially a combo of chunky monkey.
Speaker AAnd I think this might be why it's on the list.
Speaker AI forgot.
Speaker ABen and Jerry's calls their peanut butter cup PB Cup.
Speaker ASo that might have been Jerry.
Speaker AI know.
Speaker ANow I'm like, oh, God, maybe it's legally not been peanut butter this entire time.
Speaker BWow.
Speaker ABut, like, so it was.
Speaker AI've always loved peanut butter.
Speaker AI've always loved banana.
Speaker ASo automatically, two flavors that I love, and it had just the right amount of.
Speaker ABecause to me, I think some of the best ice creams are the ones that have the right ratio of ice cream to stuff, you know, whether it's, you know, as we've discussed before, chocolate cookie crumbles, cookie dough bites, you know, etc, you know, those little bonus tasty things.
Speaker ASo you had the crushed up peanut butter cup, you had the walnuts, you had the.
Speaker AThe chocolate chunks.
Speaker AAnd so, you know, you were always also trying to get that perfect spoonful of, can I get everything?
Speaker ACan I get that swirl of banana ice cream with my peanut butter ice cream with my hunk of walnut, hunk of chocolate, hunk of peanut butter cup, and just, you know, all have it hit my taste buds at once.
Speaker AI would crush pints of these like it was nobody's business.
Speaker AYou know, in fact, I'm surprised I did not gain lactose intolerance from the amount of times I ate these pints.
Speaker BHow about now?
Speaker BYeah, we still go.
Speaker BWe still cool?
Speaker AWe're still digesting this.
Speaker AAm I going to regret this later?
Speaker AFun fact.
Speaker AI won't.
Speaker AI don't care if I'm on the toilet for the next three hours.
Speaker AWorth it.
Speaker BThat's future me's problem.
Speaker AYeah, yeah, future me can worry about it.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker ABut yeah, I was.
Speaker AI was sad when they discontinued.
Speaker AI don't think Ben and Jerry's does any of the two twisted flavors anymore.
Speaker ASo, yeah, I guess technically I could buy a pint of PB cup and buy a pint of.
Speaker AOf Chunky Monkey, but I feel like that's gaming the system.
Speaker AI feel like that's, that's spiritually not the same.
Speaker BI have to do this.
Speaker BNo.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker ANo, no.
Speaker ASo.
Speaker ASo that is my number one favorite flavor that sadly, I can't just get out of ice cream freezer anymore.
Speaker AI actually have to put in like.
Speaker BEffort and work just there's one tier.
Speaker COh.
Speaker CSo you see?
Speaker CSo putting effort and work into maybe getting a flavor.
Speaker BOkay, but I think there's a difference between just verbally telling someone what you want and having to physically mix two points together.
Speaker APlus, again, that was still number one for me.
Speaker BOh, yeah, we forgot what we were.
Speaker AArgument was it count to number two.
Speaker CBut okay, look, we can keep going.
Speaker AWe keep going.
Speaker ABut, but mouth feel.
Speaker CMouth feel.
Speaker AAnd by the way, that monkey watch ice cream.
Speaker AAmazing mouth feel.
Speaker AThe ice cream was smooth.
Speaker AYou got the, the, the different, you know, surprise flavors as you bite in.
Speaker AJust, you know, the mouthfeel just kept you guessing.
Speaker CMouthfeel.
Speaker BAll right, we're definitely at 20 at this point.
Speaker BWe did it.
Speaker CAll right, so.
Speaker CSo my number one is the mint chocolate.
Speaker BThe mint cookies and cream on top.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CWith the ganache on top.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker CIt's called thick mint.
Speaker CYeah, Thick mint.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BIs it, Is it caked up?
Speaker CIt's caked up so good.
Speaker CAnd I want to say the ganache, the ganache on the top, it isn't super hard and it is super soft.
Speaker CIt's a really good consistency.
Speaker CIt's kind of the consistency of the cookie.
Speaker CSo it's actually really not nice.
Speaker CAnd I go around the edges first.
Speaker CIt's the best part.
Speaker CAnd yes, I do at Cold Stone.
Speaker AOr other cold zone adjacent type ice cream places.
Speaker CThank you.
Speaker CDo make that ice cream in the proportions that I want.
Speaker ABut it's still not favorite ice cream.
Speaker AOrder foreign.
Speaker CIt's still not my favorite.
Speaker COkay.
Speaker CI'm so done.
Speaker BWow.
Speaker BWow, wow, wow.
Speaker COkay, when I can get both, I will get both, because then I'll pop between the two.
Speaker ASo wouldn't that then be your number one?
Speaker CListen, I didn't want to take.
Speaker CI didn't want to take you too far.
Speaker ATechnically, my number one was two flavors.
Speaker CListen, you gave zero diameter.
Speaker CY'all have been.
Speaker COh.
Speaker AOh.
Speaker CClutching your pearls about me going crazy.
Speaker AAll right, I'm just saying, why should the way I.
Speaker AWhy should my opinion matter to you?
Speaker AYou are a fully formed adult.
Speaker BWow.
Speaker COkay, first of all, I know where you live.
Speaker AWow.
Speaker BWow.
Speaker BIce cream is supposed.
Speaker CWe gotta go beat up.
Speaker BOh.
Speaker BOh, damn.
Speaker BOh, no.
Speaker AI mean, yeah.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BThey have a good head on their shoulders.
Speaker BThank you, Dax.
Speaker AThank you, Dax.
Speaker BThey said no.
Speaker BI guess I'll.
Speaker BI guess I'll go.
Speaker BBecause here's the thing.
Speaker BA.
Speaker BSky's all upset at, like.
Speaker BOh, we've already said it.
Speaker BBut my number one was already said, too.
Speaker BAnd yet I just let it go because, like, I think I like it differently and better.
Speaker BMy favorite is birthday cake cake batter.
Speaker BIt's two desserts in one.
Speaker BSky's talking.
Speaker CYes.
Speaker BWhich had this thick ribbon of blue.
Speaker BBlue icing in it.
Speaker BIt just felt wrong.
Speaker BLike, I.
Speaker BThis is.
Speaker BThis is sinful, but it's not.
Speaker BIt's just this delicious.
Speaker BOf course, I didn't feel the need to put extra rainbow sprinkles on it because I accept birthday cake the way it is.
Speaker BI don't think it has to, like, dress it up anyway.
Speaker BBut, you know, some people, like, their love isn't as pure.
Speaker AMeg, I just want to let you know I think Danny's warming up to fight you on Sky's behalf.
Speaker BYeah, no, that cat's gonna get me someday, and I know it.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BLike, look, I'm speaking the truth.
Speaker AOh, no, I saw.
Speaker AI saw.
Speaker ADanny looked like she was climbing up the chair to get ready to be like.
Speaker AWhat did you just say?
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BNo, no.
Speaker BFair enough.
Speaker BListen, it's the truth.
Speaker AThere's only one way to settle this.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker CBut.
Speaker AYeah, I studied at the Black Dragon Dojo.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AAbout to get some dim mock action.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AAnd by dimmach, I mean set explosives and blow up my.
Speaker AMy.
Speaker BThe rival dojo.
Speaker AYes.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BSo what's interesting about the birthday cake ice cream we're talking about is there's no cake in it.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AI was gonna say, like.
Speaker CAnd I wouldn't want.
Speaker BNo, the cake.
Speaker BThe cake would be lost if.
Speaker BWhen you have that thick ribbon of blue icing.
Speaker BThat's like, that's the.
Speaker BEverything else is just like to serve the icing.
Speaker ASo is the ice cream like birthday cake flavored?
Speaker BIt's like vanilla.
Speaker BIt's like a vanilla cakeish flavor, I would say.
Speaker BYeah, yeah.
Speaker CIt's not.
Speaker CYeah, it's not like a.
Speaker CHeck, it's like, that's why when I've had other places, I'm like, why?
Speaker ABut it's not.
Speaker BIt can disappoint you when it's not.
Speaker ANot 100 vanilla ice cream.
Speaker AIt's got a little different.
Speaker BA little like just, just enough so you're like, oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker BI mean really, it's just a way to be like, hey, I would love a cone full of, of like cake icing.
Speaker BHey, throw some vanilla on there too.
Speaker BSo I'm not crazy.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AI don't want someone watching me walk out of this place with just a cone full of icing.
Speaker BThat'd be nuts.
Speaker BBut if I have ice cream wrapped around it.
Speaker BOh, having a sweet treat.
Speaker ALa la la.
Speaker BThis is saying.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AIt's just, it's so.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AIt's good old dessert.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BSo that's, that's my number one.
Speaker BI was wondering because I have a couple honorable mentions.
Speaker BDoes anyone else have.
Speaker AYeah, I kind of already brought up one of the.
Speaker AThe honorable mention.
Speaker ASo I stand by that one.
Speaker BWhich one?
Speaker AThe half melted, disfigured novelty wonky eyed.
Speaker BCharacter ice cream bar.
Speaker BOh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker BWhen you're like SpongeBob.
Speaker BWhat happened, buddy?
Speaker AYeah, SpongeBob Ninja Turtles.
Speaker AThe baseball mitt one.
Speaker BYeah, it's the one we wanted as kids.
Speaker BBut like, honestly, probably some of the worst ice cream and even worse gum you've ever had in your life.
Speaker AI feel like those novelty ice creams are like Pringles where at some point they legally can't call it ice cream.
Speaker ASo.
Speaker AYeah, they're just gonna call it like ice crisps.
Speaker BYeah, yeah, yeah, exactly.
Speaker BWell, it is coldish, so jam this in your gob.
Speaker BActually, I have a couple, but one that makes me think because you were mentioning the Ben and Jerry's graveyard.
Speaker BThey used to do this flavor called Cool Britannia.
Speaker AOh.
Speaker BWhich was vanilla with strawberry chunks and then fudge covered shortbread.
Speaker BAnd it had like the Union Jack on it.
Speaker BIt was probably about the time that like Austin Powers came out, you know, and Spice Girls.
Speaker BSo it's Austin Powers, Spice Girls and this ice cream.
Speaker AYou know, I gotta say, I feel like I missed the boat on shortbread.
Speaker AI really feel like I should have Eaten a lot more of that earlier in my life, but I was.
Speaker APlenty of time to bank up on it now.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AThank you, Costco for like the four and a half pound tin of short that I might still be eating, even though it's technically in, you know, a Christmas item.
Speaker AI'm using the rationale of.
Speaker ABut it's a really cool tin.
Speaker ASo, you know, so you have to.
Speaker AEverything that's in it.
Speaker ASo we can then use that tin to.
Speaker AI mean, this is like Danish cookies on crack.
Speaker ALike, I.
Speaker AYou can't.
Speaker AThis tin is so huge.
Speaker AThis isn't going to be like buttons and sewing needles.
Speaker AIt's going to be the entire sewing machine.
Speaker BYeah, well, shortbread's great because it's like, how much butter can you put into a cookie and it still be a cookie?
Speaker AGood point.
Speaker BIt's beautiful.
Speaker CHow much butter could you cookie a cookie if your butter could cook you a cookie?
Speaker BYeah, it works.
Speaker ACouldn't have said it better myself.
Speaker BGives it by yourself.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CStrawberry shortcake.
Speaker BOh, those are good.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BI mean, it's a novelty and this will be weird when we do our novelty episode, but I can't argue that those are good.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AAnd also, like, I feel like there is such a drop between strawberry and chocolate.
Speaker BThere is.
Speaker BI don't even know how that's possible, but like.
Speaker ABut yeah, it's like strawberry.
Speaker A10 out of 10.
Speaker AI will eat all day, every day.
Speaker AChocolate ones.
Speaker ADon't you dare bring that crap into my house.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BI'm sorry.
Speaker BWhat did I do to you to offend you so exactly.
Speaker AI'm just like, oh, my God, like, we're enemies now.
Speaker BI'm sorry.
Speaker BAre those dipped in brown sprinkles?
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AThis is.
Speaker AThis is like the horse head in my bed of ice cream novel.
Speaker CI would just like to say we have to wrap up soon because I don't know if you can tell, but I'm being stalked.
Speaker AI think you're taking some swings at you.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker COh, she.
Speaker CShe stood up, but she didn't bite in.
Speaker CShe did that.
Speaker BWhat's Danny's favorite ice cream?
Speaker BI like it.
Speaker BWhichever one I smack out of Megan's hand crack.
Speaker BI put it on the ground.
Speaker BYep.
Speaker AI'm not part of your system.
Speaker BYep.
Speaker COver stimulated when you pet her.
Speaker CSo it just.
Speaker CIt turns on that.
Speaker BNo, no.
Speaker BShe's just sick of my like.
Speaker BAnd honestly, she can see on the camera.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BAnd she's done.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker AFigure out a way to hang up on Meg.
Speaker CI also just thought my also honorable mentions are the mini drumsticks.
Speaker BThe entire drumstick or just the bottom of the mini ones?
Speaker BI just want to get specific here.
Speaker AI mean the entire one, because it's basically the bottom at this point, it's just the entire drumstick.
Speaker AExtended family.
Speaker BEverything about the drumstick except the ice cream.
Speaker CNo, I don't.
Speaker CI don't like the.
Speaker CI don't like the big tall one that look like a high tap haircut because it doesn't have it encapsulated in chocolate.
Speaker BIt's just too much ice cream for this ice cream novelty.
Speaker BThis is great.
Speaker BHey, Tim.
Speaker BTim, take us home before Danny destroys us all.
Speaker BAnd by all, I mean me.
Speaker AExactly.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker AWell, thank you, everyone, once again, for catching our latest episode of Murphy's Rate the World.
Speaker AWe look forward to our next episode, which topic we haven't decided on yet, because we don't do stuff like that ahead of time.
Speaker AWhy bother?
Speaker ASo take care, be well, and, you know, things will get better.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker ABye.
Speaker ABye, everyone.
Speaker CBye.