And now, here's the question.

Ola, bitches, good day to you and yours.

All right, today is the day that we play Big Dummy, the game show that rewards you for your stunning ignorance.

And here's how it works.

You call us, we will spin the category wheel that is now spinning. Thank you, Ted. I got to go get this smoothie, man. Come on. Let's go. I don't know. I'm getting Tim one. We're thirsty. You said it before the show. Thirsty. I don't know. But then we'll ask you a question from that category. Now, here's where big dummy separates itself from your average, more reputable game show.

We will continue to ask your questions until you get to one right, because as always,

we want you to leave here smarter than you showed up.

Now, so far this year, our biggest dummy has been the lovely and talented Cody who thought Bedrock was slang for sex,

and found a way to answer 10 consecutive questions wrong. Can you do better? Of course you can. Everyone else has. So give us a call and off we go on Big Dummy brought to you by our friends at Advanced Hair Restoration. To make a test to play Big Dummy, call 206-803 Rock. Like KISW on Facebook, follow us on X and Instagram and Instagram and men's room live and send those emails to the men's room at KISW.com.

Oh, but tell us, away we go. Welcome to the 20th anniversary season episode number 4,355.

What a large-in-a-charge program we have for you. Today guaranteed future repeat. The head chef

is back in the house this time on ted's

meat and potatoes he has foods that should never be reheated in the microwave and some details to

give my microwave to stop beeping all the time that's coming up at 430 with a head chef you need

me to come by and help you out i'm mike yeah i'm dead serious I thought you solved it by simply unplugging it when you're not using it.

That's pretty well what I got to do. Yeah. I mean, there you go.

It's going to beep all the time. But it's your clock set? I set the clock. I did everything. The thing just beeps. It's the second one I've had.

I'm going to take it back and get a third one.

I'm just going to call them.

Why are you going to get a third one?

Because it's got all, it's wacky, it does all kinds of crazy crap.

I mean, target by a cheap one. I know that. Because I bet you use your microwave obviously, like the little amount that I do. Okay. Much like Steve, who had to get that down draft thing. All the gears and gizmos. For your exhaust fan. Yeah. My exhaust fan also acts as my microwave acts as my exhaust fan. Oh, you got one of those. I need the damn thing. I can't put it on the counter. And now I got to get an exhaust fan too. Beep, beep. I'm an exhaust fan. exhaust fan. You're asleep, beep, beep, beep, beep. There is certain, obviously, microwaves. I feel like we use, you know, I think if you have kids, you might use them more. But I feel like I was, unfortunately, that generation, the microwave way too much food. Because they introduced it all. Right, and that was just, it was simple, easy. But there is some, there is some stuff that you just never, ever want to use in the microwave. Two things I've discovered personally were, uh, my father and I, when we first got a microwave, I think it was 83 or 84. My mom is not home, right? So he's like, hey, I want to put an egg in the microwave, in the shell. And so we said, I don't remember how long we said it, but we just stood there like two idiots and watched this egg go in a circle like a TV show. Then it blew up. I'm like, oh, that's pretty cool. The mistake was opening the door, the stink that came out of there. Maybe three hours pass before my mother comes home and she's instantly like what the F is that smell

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