You're listening to an Airwave Media Podcast. Hello snazzy snappy snoop snoop snorke

snorkeling for snarge.

Welcome to Good Job Brain, your weekly quiz show and offbeat trivia podcast.

Today's show is episode 207D2

272.

And of course, I'm your humble host, Karen Karen and we are your never odd or even

Taco Cats dog gods kayaking in civic race cars with a man a plan a canal Panama I'm Colin and I'm Chris

272 were in our palindrome era I I get it I just got the connection the palindrome I just like what are these random words yeah yeah well I knew they were

palindromes but I was I 272 very nice we're gonna start the show with a bit of a listener news listener fan Robin alerted me that if you go to the

Diner Lingo Wikipedia page. The first source that they cite is us. Chu K, Felton C, Nelson D, Kohler C. Good job, brain. The book.

Excellent. Nice.

Bad time to reveal that I made all of that up.

I was going to say, that was one of yours that was your segment right right oh wow there's a lot

there's a lot of good diner you want to talk about diner lingo a little bit I mean we obviously we talked about it

yeah yeah oh hold I'm going me type in diner lingo into my internet browser and go to Wikipedia

so I can read about myself. The idea is like if you go to a diner, know in the in the United States of America

and you order a hamburger and the waitress obviously is named flow and the cook

is smoking a cigarette that these ashing out into the under the grill.

You know what I mean?

Obviously it would make sense if she were to call back

and say a hamburger, but instead of that,

they will call back and say some,

...