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We have an absolute abundance of pop culture silliness to talk to you about this week, y’all! Dale & Scott discuss Taylor Swift’s new mega-album; a series of asshats who prove what we already believed: humanity is doomed, including the disgusting people who yanked a small bear cub from a North Carolina tree to take photos with it; Tesla continues to slip big time, including a Cyber Truck recall; an “Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert” sequel is in the works with the original cast; you could be the new owner of the white Ford Bronco that infamously drove OJ Simpson all of Los Angeles 30 years ago; Heinz releases a Barbie-themed barbecue sauce about a year too late; the Ultimate Endless Shrimp menu item could be the end of Red Lobster because their executives are idiots; this year’s Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees are announced; and, much more news and views. What are you waiting for? Press ‘play.’

On National Haiku Poetry Day (yeah, it’s a thing), Dale & Scott are talking about the new Monopoly board game movie; California’s snazzy new overnight train service; the popular BarkBox subscription service is planning to launch private jet charters for dogs; U.S. stamps are on the rise yet again (but it won’t save the forever-troubled USPS, y’all); Hollywood is on a serious reboot craze (think “Melrose Place,” “Scary Movie,” and “Legally Blonde,” among others); the crazy reason Oakland, California wants to waste taxpayer dollars; Disney’s Goofy gets sued; and, lots more pop culture silliness of the past week. 

Dale & Scott are back with an all-new episode featuring the piece of space junk that landed in a Florida man’s house; the continuing advancement and fear of artificial intelligence; rock band KISS’s $300 million payday; Pat Sajak announces last night hosting “Wheel of Fortune;” Jennifer Lopez pivots to a greatest hits tour; HBO’s “Curb Your Enthusiasm” wraps up in a most perfect way; Tropicana is chock full of asbestos that needs to come out before it’s knocked down; Las Vegas to get a new airport; and, much more pop culture and Vegasy news and views.  

For Dale and Scott to talk about women’s college basketball, you just know it’s because something crazy happened. So, we’ll start with record-breaking Iowa star Caitlin Clark’s amazing offer from a couple of rappers, then segue into the “Titanic” door prop selling at auction; SunChip’s five minute solar eclipse offer; all of the ways brands tried to pull a fast one this April Fool’s Day; Jerry Seinfeld’s new Pop-Tarts movie; Disneyland plans to ditch gas engines; the return of “Loot” and “Hacks;” “The Walking Dead” will never die; Wheel of Fortune slots strike again in Downtown Las Vegas; and, more pop culture silliness of the week.

Dale and Scott got a major earful this past weekend when a rogue casino bartender spilled some MAJOR beans, hence the title of this week’s episode. They’re also talking about Star Wars Blue Milk coming to grocery stores and Darth Vader appearing on and in the Empire State Building; Mr. Beast has a new Amazon Prime game show coming; there are more Las Vegas Sphere Residency rumors; Jason Bateman signs up for another Netflix drama series; the hosts ran into two CNN anchors at the Golden Knights hockey game; the magical drunken experience that was Rideshare Karaoke; McDonald’s introduces a Ghost Pepper McChicken sandwich and Krispy Kreme doughnuts; and, much more pop culture and Las Vegas silliness of the week.
This week’s opening song is “Turbo Tornado” by Admiral Bob Featuring: Blue Wave Theory (c) copyright 2016 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. https://dig.ccmixter.org/files/admiralbob77/54272

Take Two - Dale & Scott are celebrating the arrival of Spring with the breaking James Bond casting news; JLo has cancelled several concert dates; what’s up with the mysterious stolen Pittsburgh Penguins bobbleheads; the Super Bowl streaker’s motivation; Bruno Mars’ supposed massive gambling debt; Margaritaville is closing forever at Las Vegas’ Flamingo hotel after two decades; and, much more pop culture silliness of the week.