A lively discussion unfolds around a trivia question about Homer's car from The Simpsons, leading to humorous guesses and debates about the show's history. The hosts explore the origins of monster trucks, particularly Bigfoot, sharing anecdotes and details about its creator, Bob Chandler. They delve into the evolution of the monster truck phenomenon, touching on controversies and the cultural impact of these vehicles. The episode wraps up with new trivia questions, encouraging listener participation and light-hearted banter.
"canonical fate that it is repeated again all the way up in season 21. Now, one person guessed Dodge Ari's. That was a manic, fanatic, not correct."
The Dodge Aries is a small car that was popular in the 1980s and 1990s. It was known for being a good choice for families because it was affordable and easy to drive.
The Dodge Aries was a compact car produced by Dodge from the early 1980s to the early 1990s. It is often remembered for its practicality and affordability, serving as a family car during its production years.
"So, uh, classic long roof came in with the correct answer fired off pretty quickly into my inbox directly, 1986 Plymouth, Junker, Rola ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding."
The Plymouth Junker is a car from 1986 that was designed to be affordable and practical. It has a boxy shape that was common in cars from that era.
The Plymouth Junker is a lesser-known model from 1986, often associated with budget-friendly options in the automotive market. It reflects the design trends of the time, which included more angular shapes and practical features.
"It's supposedly designed after a Plymouth valiant and an amalgamation of some other things."
The Plymouth Valiant is a compact car that was made by Plymouth. It was popular in the 1960s and 1970s for being reliable and affordable.
The Plymouth Valiant was a compact car produced by Plymouth from the early 1960s to the early 1970s. It was known for its durability and practicality, making it a popular choice among families.
"I see a little bit of like Nash Rambler in there for sure."
The Nash Rambler is a small car that was made in the late 1950s and early 1960s. It was one of the first compact cars and had a unique design for its time.
The Nash Rambler was a compact car produced by Nash Motors from the late 1950s to the early 1960s. It was known for its innovative design and was one of the first compact cars in the American market.
"It has some Cadillac fin and tail light for sure."
Cadillac fins are the pointed tail designs that were popular on Cadillac cars in the 1950s and 1960s. They were meant to look stylish and made the cars stand out.
Cadillac fins refer to the distinctive tail fins that were a hallmark of Cadillac vehicles in the 1950s and 1960s. These fins were designed for aesthetic appeal and became a symbol of American automotive design during that era.
Mopar is a brand that provides parts and services for cars made by Chrysler, Dodge, and Jeep. They also make performance parts for these vehicles.
Mopar is the parts, service, and customer care organization within the Chrysler Group, and it is also known for its performance parts and accessories for Chrysler, Dodge, and Jeep vehicles.
DeSoto was another car brand in the U.S. that made cars from 1928 until 1961 before it was stopped because not enough people were buying them.
DeSoto was an American automobile brand that was produced by Chrysler from 1928 until 1961. It was known for its mid-range cars and was eventually discontinued due to declining sales.
"Well, I tell you what, get some popcorn. Gina goes on to say, I know it's based on a K car. It has to be. A K car. Is a valiant a K car?"
K cars were small cars made by Chrysler in the 1980s. They were important because they helped the company stay in business during tough times.
The K car platform was a series of compact cars produced by Chrysler in the 1980s. It was known for its front-wheel-drive layout and was a key part of Chrysler's strategy to survive the automotive crisis of that era.
"So Bigfoot is a 1974, the original one, Ford F-250."
The Ford F-250 is a strong pickup truck that can carry heavy loads. The 1974 version is one of the older models in a long line of F-Series trucks.
The Ford F-250 is a heavy-duty pickup truck known for its durability and capability. The 1974 model is part of the F-Series, which has been a popular choice for both work and recreational use.
A big block is a type of engine that is larger and usually more powerful than smaller engines. They are often found in trucks and performance cars.
A big block refers to a type of engine design characterized by a larger displacement and typically more power compared to small block engines. These engines are often used in performance and heavy-duty applications.
"Then I broke axles. So I put bigger axles on it."
Axles are the parts of a car that help the wheels turn. When someone puts bigger tires on a vehicle, they might need stronger axles to handle the extra weight and power.
Axles are critical components that connect the wheels to the vehicle and allow them to rotate. Upgrading to bigger axles can improve strength and durability, especially in off-road or high-performance applications.
"So I put a bigger engine in. It was a vicious circle for three and a half years..."
The engine is what makes the car go. If someone puts in a bigger engine, it means they're trying to make the car more powerful so it can handle bigger parts.
The engine is the heart of a vehicle, converting fuel into mechanical power. Upgrading to a bigger engine can provide more horsepower and torque, which is essential for handling larger tires and axles.
Cubic inches tell you how big an engine is. A bigger number usually means the engine can produce more power.
Cubic inches is a measurement of engine displacement, which indicates the size of the engine. A larger cubic inch number typically means more power and torque, as it can burn more fuel and air.
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Plymouth Junkerola
"...ran over. A Plymouth Junkerola. A Plymouth Junkerola."
The Plymouth Junkerola is not a real car model but a funny way to refer to a very old or broken-down car. It's like saying 'that old clunker' that nobody wants to drive anymore.
The Plymouth Junkerola is a fictional car name often used humorously to describe a dilapidated or junked vehicle. It represents the idea of a car that is no longer in good condition and is often associated with the concept of a 'beater' car.
"...Dain, who built King Kong. Um, which is a diesel Ford F 250. He said he was the first one."
The Ford F-100 is an older model of a pickup truck that many people love for its classic style. It was built to be tough and is often seen as a symbol of American trucks.
The Ford F-100 is a classic pickup truck that was produced by Ford from the 1950s until the early 1980s. It is part of the F-Series, which has become one of the best-selling vehicle lines in the United States, and is often celebrated for its robust build and vintage appeal.
A monster truck is a big, powerful vehicle with huge tires that can drive over cars and do tricks. They're often seen in shows and competitions.
A monster truck is a specialized vehicle with oversized tires and a modified suspension, designed for performing stunts and crushing smaller vehicles. They are often used in motorsport events and exhibitions.
"...ke a USA one truck that was good. It's the white Silverado. Oh yeah."
The Chevrolet Silverado is a big truck that many people use for work or to carry things. It's known for being strong and reliable, making it a favorite for those who need a vehicle that can handle tough jobs.
The Chevrolet Silverado is a full-size pickup truck known for its durability, performance, and versatility. It has been a popular choice among consumers for both work and personal use, often praised for its towing capacity and comfortable ride.
"It's a lifted arrow star minivan with 48 inch tires."
48 inch tires are very large tires that help a vehicle go over rough terrain. They are often used on trucks and modified vehicles to make them look more impressive and to help them drive better off-road.
48 inch tires are oversized tires that provide increased traction and ground clearance, often used in off-road vehicles or for show purposes.
"It's a lifted arrow star minivan with 48 inch tires. The shuffle, the shuffle, the big foot shuffle."
The Ford Aerostar is a type of minivan made by Ford. It was popular in the late 1980s and 1990s and is known for its boxy shape and spacious interior.
The Ford Aerostar is a minivan that was produced by Ford from 1986 to 1997. It was known for its unique design and was one of the first minivans to offer all-wheel drive.
"It's a lifted arrow star minivan with 48 inch tires."
When a vehicle is 'lifted', it means the body is raised higher off the ground. This helps the vehicle go over obstacles more easily and can make it look more rugged.
'Lifted' refers to a modification where a vehicle's suspension is raised to increase ground clearance. This is often done for off-road capability or aesthetic purposes.
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Happy Friday, happy Friday, it's the Brain Buster.
Brain Buster, Brain Buster, was that a gross sound though?
No, I thought of it like maybe something jumping out of the water.
I wanted it to be an explosion sound.
No, I'm thinking like creature from the brain lagoon.
Okay, perfect.
Yeah, perfect.
Yeah, creature from the brain lagoon.
Mm-hmm.
Well, yeah, we have a question and you, some of you had answers.
Yeah, some of you got an answer.
Mm-hmm.
Some of you wise guys and gals out there knew what to say.
Debatable.
Some way off topic.
Yeah, some didn't get it, but that's okay.
Like some did.
They tried.
Yeah, some don't even know the topic.
Mm-hmm.
That's okay.
At least they gave it the old college try.
Yeah, well, you know, that's all you do in college.
You just try.
You just get questions and you try them.
We did have a rolling death, we blew their minds.
Yeah, really?
Yeah, we got a whole.
Mind blown.
Yeah, we got a whole.
Really?
Yeah, total.
Wow.
We've got, we can, we're gonna read it.
Oh, I wouldn't expect anything less.
Okay, good.
I mean, you know, blow it wide open.
This is, I mean, this is, you know, this show is about customer service.
Mm-hmm.
You know, this is you write in, we read it.
We give you what you want.
Just right to the airwaves.
It's your 15 seconds of fame.
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You can hear it broadcast live radio.
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89 three.
What was your question last week?
My question, my question is, what's the name of Homer's car?
And then that got some people going on the car Homer designed with his brother.
That's not what we're talking about.
It's not the same thing.
Way off topic.
It's not the question.
That's way back season two.
Yep.
The answer to this actually happens much, much later.
I will say, however, like if you Google eyes this, I know you didn't think that you thought
I knew what it your googly was, but that we're supposed to ask a friend.
Well, I'm just saying, are we allowed to Google things?
I guess so.
Very late answer from AI, but I'm fairly certain that Homer also says it in an earlier episode.
Like he says it to March, but it, I believe in some of these bizarre Simpson twists of
canonical fate that it is repeated again all the way up in season 21.
Now, one person guessed Dodge Ari's.
That was a manic, fanatic, not correct.
Very sorry.
Aries.
I mean, I said Aries, but Aries.
Thanks for clearing that up.
I was over here, flabbergasted, didn't know what you were talking about.
Gas could be flabbered a little bit there.
You know, yeah, the wrong, you know, I'm fastest on the wrong syllable.
The other person that guessed really didn't submit a guess.
This was a T.
Sains, Tracy just said they do look like those caddy tail lights from like the 80s and early 90s.
And I totally agree.
They do.
Maybe, maybe not even that year range, maybe somewhere near there, but they do look like
caddy tail lights.
Hmm.
Uh, I don't know.
That's really a gas, but I think that's where I think that's where that's like a dip your
toe in the water.
Yeah.
It's a suggestion.
Yeah.
And you know, the tail lights themselves are a suggestion and it is misleading.
I've occasionally seen people bend up the antenna like homers with the special king.
It's a good look.
Yeah, that's pretty funny.
I like it.
So, uh, classic long roof came in with the correct answer fired off pretty quickly into
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