126: I'll Take It To Go

Good Job, Brain!

Karen Chu

Hobbies, Leisure, Education

4.7 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 11 September 2014

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Summary

MOVERS & SHAKERS, this one's for you! Ever wondered about the things you bring with you when you're on the go? We share quizzes, trivia, and history about some iconic portable necessities: how the Nintendo Game Boy ruled the world and the genius behind it, we sure love our beverages and Colin's got a quiz about drinks on the go. And of course, FOOD - trivia about Chinese takeout, and the brilliant model of the fast food drive-through window. After you digest that food on the go, maybe stop by a portapottie? Because Dana has a whole quiz on THAT. Of course. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	You're listening to an Airwave Media Podcast. Hello brilliant and briny breathing bros and bronosaurus is welcome to good job
0:22.4	brain your weekly quiz show and offbeat trivia pie. Brontoruses. Welcome to Good Job Braying,
0:22.8	your weekly quiz show and offbeat trivia podcast.
0:25.7	This is episode 126.
0:28.2	And of course, I'm your humble host, Karen,
0:30.6	and we are your cacophony of Quiz crunching cookie cohort co-hosts.
0:35.6	I'm Colin I'm Dana and I'm Chris if you're not a brook you're a bronosaurus.
0:40.0	Yes so pick a side.
0:42.0	Quick listener thank thank you.
0:44.0	I went to Penny Arcade Expo in Seattle
0:46.0	the last weekend and met a couple of good job
0:48.0	brain listeners, and one of them,
0:51.0	his name is Kevin, and he gave me a stack of books for all of us thus forming the the seed or the genesis of the good job brain library
0:59.2	Yeah Which all of which we all own and none of us owns.
1:03.0	One of the books of facts that he gave me is called
1:06.0	A Hog on Ice and Other Curious Expressions.
1:10.0	It's a book of where did colorful English language idioms come from.
1:14.0	Oh, that'd be helpful for me.
1:16.0	This is interesting.
1:17.0	Bakers' Dozens is in here.
1:19.0	And what is, Baker's dozen, of course, being 13 instead of, you know, 12 loaves of bread or whatever. It says that in England
1:24.7	Parliament enacted a law in 1266 for regulating pieces of bread by weight with
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