Hey, everybody, this is Chad Daniels and you have landed in the middle of somewhere across

for me for the fourth straight week in a row is Simon. I was trying to. Hello, I was trying to,

as you were, who's the guy with the crazy long hitting streak? Who has the baseball? I'm not a big,

you know, I'm, I'm a medium baseball guy. I could have just said Cal Ripkin. He's the Iron Man. He

played more games. Joe DiMaggio has 56 games. That's a lot. Yeah, 56. I think that's the hitting

streak. That's a long, it's a long time in a row. Insert baseball player here who had streak of

the podcast. That's who I am. 52 weeks to go to catch him. Good luck. Speaking of old people,

did you know that Mr. Peanut is fucking dead? The planter's peanut mascot? Yeah, the guy with the

cane and the top hat and the monical. Yeah, the race, I mean, he's not a racist peanut, but if

you dress like that, I, he's probably got some opinions about some shit. Anytime you bring a penis

to him, he goes, I do declare. Yeah. That's what he looks like. I do. It was a Super Bowl commercial,

right? Yes. Yep. And I had, I watched the Super Bowl. I had no idea. My wife and I, Jenna,

were sitting out on the deck last week. And she just casually started a story by going, you know how

Mr. Mr. Peanut is dead? And I had no clue. And so no one, so if you didn't see the commercial,

basically Mr. Peanut is in a van with Wesley Snipes and comedic actor Matt Walsh. And the van

carines off a cliff and Snipes, Walsh and Peanut are all hanging from a branch. And then the branch

starts to slowly fall. And somehow they realize that by a Mr. Peanut's weight, this thing has too

much weight on it. So he sacrifices himself, which I get because I fucking love the blade movies.

I understand. Yeah. So he sacrifices himself for a tax evader and comedic actor Matt Walsh.

And he like, he for real died. They killed him off. Yeah, he's dead. He's not coming back.

And I, I went and read articles about it. And I read a copy. You're so bored.

One of their like head executives gave this interview where he said, we just thought it was important

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