Here comes Peter.

Hey, since we're getting close, let's get some Easter candy stats. Oh, okay. It's Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning. So right now, the average Easter basket has about a 20% chance of including peeps. Ooh. Wow. It seems high. It's for the aesthetic. It's a decor. I will say I'm with you on that one, Jose. It's the look of it, not the flavor. Also, you have to remind

Kevin. It's for the aesthetic. It's a decor. I will say I'm with you on that one.

It's the look of it, not the flavor.

Also, you have to remind kids, not everything's going to be great all the time.

Teach them early.

Or just figure out what chemicals taste like.

Yeah.

In fact, West Virginia is the peep's capital of the U.S.

with a 35% chance of getting peeped on. Dude, I could believe the amount of flavors. At the store, there was wild. Meanwhile, kids in Arkansas and Montana least likely to get peeps. Okay. Hold on. So this isn't Easter candy. This is all just peep trivia. Okay, we know what?

We have to switch this up.

All right.

Let's do.

Can anyone tell me which Easter candy dominates baskets with a 65% probability?

You're going to get one.

Brooke, tell them.

Jelly beans?

Oh, I thought it was.

Actually, no.

This is the first year jelly beans and chocolate bunnies are not in the top five.

Cadbury eggs?

Cadbury cream eggs are number five.

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