Welcome to the Rush Hour.

Your daily dose of pop culture and entertainment news for your Rush Hour ride.

Work sucks, but your commute doesn't have to.

Buckle up and enjoy the drive with your host,

stand-up comedian and power recapper, Dave Neal.

Well, hello everybody. Happy Monday. It's June 3rd, 2024 and we've got all of your entertainment

news on your rush hour ride to work. I mean all of it. We're going to start with a really big story, one of the biggest stories of the year.

I'm going to start with, and this isn't hyperbole folks, I'm going to start with a story about redemption

and about the American people reclaiming control over the restaurant business.

That's right, restaurants reintroduced paper menus amid customer complaints about the QR codes.

That's right.

One of the worst aspects of the pandemic era of dining

was those dumb QR codes.

You know what I hate the most about the QR codes? Can I tell you right now?

It's not that you gotta scan your phone and you got to look like, and you know, you're getting on your

phone next thing you know, you're scrolling through Reddit when you want to order a chicken

catchettery, like it's hard to stay focused, right?

Now that's not the worst part. You know what's the worst part about digital menus is that

restaurants can change the prices easier? It's like, you know what? no, put your money where your mouth is. You want to raise the price on your menu,

you're going to have to reprint out 50 menus. Like that's harder than just going like, oh yeah, here's the

PDF for today. No, I don't want to order off a PDF I want to

order off some disease-ridden menu that some kid just sneezed on well in recent

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