Shock Collar Question of the Day (1/26/26)

Brooke and Jeffrey

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Comedy, Society & Culture, Relationships

4.7 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 26 January 2026

⏱️ 9 minutes

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It's AUSTRALIA DAY on today's Shock Collar Question of the Day!

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0:00.0	famed scientist Marie Curie may have won two Nobel Prizes.
0:06.6	That's right, girl, get it.
0:07.5	The Willard Gibbs Award and Cosmo Magazine's sexiest physicist under 70.
0:13.4	Oh my God, girl.
0:16.3	But you know what?
0:17.0	I'll tell you this.
0:18.0	She never won our hero of the week.
0:23.5	Oh, okay. It's never been alive.
0:27.4	Excuse me, Brooke.
0:28.4	Don't make excuses for her.
0:31.4	Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning. And who is our honored
0:34.5	hero this week who's not Marie Curie?
0:37.3	A man named Jason Carter from New York.
0:40.5	Oh, what did Jason do?
0:41.3	What up, Jason?
0:42.3	Recently, Jason was traveling by plane, something Marie Curie never did.
0:47.0	And it's cold in New York, so you've heard of de-icing a plane before a flight.
0:52.0	Oh, yeah, happens a lot.
0:53.5	But have you heard of de-icing a person? a flight. Oh, yeah, happens a lot. But have you heard of de-icing a person?
0:56.0	No.
0:56.7	Was he-
0:57.3	Because that's-
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