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Welcome to the Bad Broadcast. I'm your host, Maddie Murphy. Hello everybody welcome back to a new episode of The Bad Broadcast. My name is Maddie Murphy. I'm your host, happy bad Monday. I just ate everything. Everything. If it was in my house, it's no longer in my house, it's in my body. I don't know what happened but I hit my third trimester and I became this vast

wasteland for food. I feel like my first and second trimesters, pretty normal, like I maybe snacked a little bit more or ate at weirder times, but I was also getting full faster. Like it wasn't huge. And then, yeah, this third trimester man I don't know if my kid like

moved and now there's extra room in there or she was on my stomach and now she's

no longer there so I can eat more I don't know what's going on but

wow something feral just happened in my kitchen let me tell you guys what I've been

creating lately and what I just ate and now I'm realizing kind of how gross this combination of food is.

But I'm going to tell you guys anyway because I think you guys need to try it.

First thing I had, well I had some sour cream and onion chips,

which are the best chips ever.

But I had that cranberry, jalapeno dip from Costco,

and I dipped the sour cream and onion chips in the cranberry

holopino dip. It was unbelievably good. Again that might be really really a

gross combination but somebody who's not pregnant try it and let me know because I think I may be onto something.

Also, I feel like people always get the cranberry, jalapeno tip and they always tell me to eat it with the multi-grain chips from Costco.

I am here to be a multi-grain Costco chip truther.

And tell you guys, those chips suck.

They suck whatever they are, they're like hecticons or octagons and they're so seedy.

They are the worst chips I have tried to ride for them for so long and they're bad. They're bad chips. Every other tortilla chip is great. Those

ones don't like them at all. I also had some bread, some fresh sourdough bread with grass-fed butter. Yeah, I went to

Costco this week. Costco has Kirkland brand grass-fed butter that's like $10 for like four huge blocks of it. I had to have gone

through at least half a block in one afternoon. I wouldn't even say an afternoon

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