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Hello the internet and welcome to season 246 episode three of Glee's I K.

Say production of I Heart Radio, this is a podcast where we take a deep dive into America share consciousness and it's Wednesday July 20th 2022, which of course means it is wild.

I'm just going to if you're a fan of the following five things, it's your day because it's national fortune cookie, lollipop, moon, Pennsylvania and a hot dog day.

So if you celebrate one of those things, it's good for you. Lizzie gang rise up. We just we just talked to spend a lot of time talking about hot dogs on yesterday's episode.

I know. And it's Lizzie day.

It is hot dogs are having a moment. You know, Jamie Loft has looked at her zeitgeist machine and figured out that we were going to be having a hot dog summer and started covering hot dogs about a year ago. Now here we are.

I mean, we could talk about the moon landing, which happened, I guess on July 20th, but it's going to be a conspiracy theory show.

It's kind of a big day. Just give the moon a day feels like, but it's like overlapping with pretty big things. It's not like it's national.

I know like national like plastic coated paper flip pay. You know, that's what like I'm wondering when they're making the decision of like what day to take.

Why would you take national moon day? How would you? Okay, if you had to rank these in importance to you, fortune cookie, lollipop moon, Pennsylvania hot dog.

What's number one of all five for you? Number one would probably be Pennsylvania because that is where my extended family comes from. And also my wife.

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