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August 23, 2025 - This Week's Leftovers and a Healthier Lifestyle
Episode 4123rd August 2025 • Haysnacks • 479 Media
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Get ready for some wild laughs and surprising insights, folks! We’re diving into the wacky world of genes that might just explain why some peeps can’t keep it in their pants—yup, you heard me right! And while we’re at it, we’ll chat about how our idea of a good time changes from half-priced drinks to just waking up without a sore neck—seriously, that’s my new happy hour. Plus, we’ll poke fun at the aging TV audience and the hilarious new trends in tech, like the Pixel 10’s Camera Coach—because let’s be real, no one needs another duck face pic in their life! So grab your favorite snack, kick back, and let’s giggle through this episode of Haysnacks—where the jokes are fresh and the leftovers are always a delight!

Kickin’ it off with Haystack, we dive headfirst into the wild world of Saturday leftovers, where we dish out all those juicy thoughts that didn’t make it on air. You know, those borderline edgy gems that are a lil too spicy for the morning crowd! We’re talkin' about the hot-off-the-press news that scientists have found the ‘cheating gene.’ Yup, you heard that right! Not the ones that come in skinny jeans like Sydney Sweeney, but the actual science-y stuff. And while we’re on the topic of aging audiences, who knew CBS had a show called NCIS AARP? I mean, come on, the average Fox News viewer is 69! It’s like the senior discount special on news!

But it’s not all serious biz here. We sprinkle in our goofy takes on clichés, like that classic “make yourself at home” line. I mean, I took it literally once and kicked my friends out! 😂 And let’s not forget the hilarious evolution of what ‘happy hour’ means as we grow old—where naps become the real party! Trust me, that first hour after waking up without any aches is the new happy hour!


So grab your earbuds and join us for a laugh-filled ride as we tackle everything from new tech like the Pixel 10’s AI Camera Coach (seriously, just don’t do duck face, folks!) to the shocking news that 1 in 4 Gen Z workers regret college. Like, are you kidding me? We’ve got a whole buffet of funnies and quirky insights just waiting for ya!

Takeaways:

  • Haystack spills the tea on how aging changes our idea of 'happy hour'—it's nap time now!
  • Did you hear? There's a new gene discovered that makes folks cheat—no, not that kind of gene!
  • I love how Haystack jokes about TV audiences getting older—NCIS: AARP, anyone?
  • One in four Gen Zers regret going to college—shocker! Are they even working?!
  • Cyclists have fewer mental health issues—maybe we all just need helmets for our heads!
  • Haystack's new diet plan: walk inside for the donuts instead of drive-thru. Health goals!

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Speaker A:

Hey, it's Haystack.

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It's time for hey snacks.

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My Saturday leftovers.

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Some of the thoughts I'd scribbled down throughout the week that I didn't get around to saying on the air during the morning show or that I was afraid were a little too edgy.

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I'll get a little edgier on the podcast because, you know, it's the Internet saw where scientists have discovered the gene that causes people to cheat.

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And I'm not talking about the genes that are very tightly affixed to Sydney Sweeney, although I'm sure those could cause many to cheat as well.

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There's a study that finds the audience at the major broadcast networks has aged considerably.

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In fact, I think I saw where CBS has a new drama, NCIS aarp.

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You know, this is going to happen at some point.

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I, I'd seen where the average Fox news viewer is 69 years old.

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That's.

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Wow.

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I, I think you have to, sometimes you have to be careful.

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We're bad about using these cliche phrases, you know, I'll catch you next time.

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And I really upset a buddy of mine when he said, how are you coming to the wedding?

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And I said, well, maybe next time.

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And I guess that was, I guess that was not a good move.

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He, he did not find that humorous.

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I wasn't even trying to be funny.

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Or maybe I was just a little bit.

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It's amazing how as we age our definition of happy changes.

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You know, when we're younger.

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Happy hour is going to that place where you get a half price brew or whatever.

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And I've realized now, and I'm not ancient or anything, I'm middle aged, I'm 44 years old.

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But at this point, happy hour is when I take a nap and I wake up without being sore somewhere, without a crick in a neck or a shoulder being weird because I slept on it wrong.

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That first hour of being awake without soreness, that is, that is my happy hour.

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You have.

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I was talking about cliches earlier.

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You know how you go somewhere and they say, I'll make yourself at home.

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I went to a friend's house and they said, make yourself at home, Haystack.

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So I threw them out because I don't like visitors.

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I'm gonna make myself at home.

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Get out.

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Oh, just terrible jokes that I scrolled down, didn't get around to.

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I, I, I, obviously as a guy who talks on the radio, I'm a little too talkative sometimes.

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And I think I'm going to start a support group for people who talk too much.

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It'll be called on and on Anon.

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On and on and on.

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On and on and on.

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Yeah, that.

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That's what it would.

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That's what it would be.

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We talk a lot about the statistics survey says study finds.

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One recent study found that the confidence in public schools is at a record low.

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And I think that's really, really sad.

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But as I thought about it, you shouldn't be sad.

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The results on this study, good chance they're inaccurate because the people who did the study probably all went to public schools.

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So maybe this.

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Maybe the study's wrong.

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Maybe we'll be okay.

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Maybe we'll.

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We'll be all right.

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There's a new surgery, free alternative to LASIK surgery.

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Sorry, I'm yawning.

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To LASIK surgery that uses electricity instead of lasers to reshape the cornea.

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And it has been proven effective on rabbit eyeballs.

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I'm not exactly sure how they get rabbits to read eye charts, but that's good news that you don't have to have the laser.

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Just, I guess, a little Joe to.

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Although, then again, I just.

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I don't know what.

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How much differences are between being shot in the eyeball with a laser and being shot in the eyeball with.

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What do they put a tiny patch on your eye and go, clear, Boom.

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I don't understand how electricity eyeball works.

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Google is releasing the new Pixel 10 series of Android phones ahead of the iPhone 17.

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One of the anticipated new features for the Pixel 10 series is called Camera Coach, and it uses artificial intelligence to give you real time tips for taking better photos.

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I think there's only one tip that's needed for the majority of people in northwest Arkansas.

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Just don't do a duck face.

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There you go.

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That's the only tip.

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When I'm browsing the bumbles and the hinges and it's if.

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If the.

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If the profile picture is a duck face.

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Selfie.

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Done.

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Nope, not swiping right.

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Well, most of the time, one in four workers from Generation Z say they regret going to college, which I find absolutely shocking.

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You mean to tell me there are one in four members of Generation Z that actually work?

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No.

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Come on.

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Let's see here.

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Just a few more.

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Just a few more.

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We'll call it a day.

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The first cut of the Michael Jackson biopic.

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Over three hours long.

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So I guess, like, his nose, they're gonna have to shave it down a little bit.

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Research has re.

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Research has found that cyclists have fewer mental health issues than the rest of the population.

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That bodes well, for Benton county, right?

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There's bicycles everywhere.

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Cyclists have fewer mental health issues.

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Or maybe it's not the actual cycling.

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Maybe it's just that the rest of us should not go anywhere without a helmet.

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Maybe if we all wore helmets, there would be fewer mental health issues in the end.

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All right, I'm going to get out of here.

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I'm going to try to leave you with one uplifting thought at the end of this thing.

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You should take after me.

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I've decided I'm going to adopt a healthier lifestyle.

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And it's really simple now.

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I park and I walk inside to buy the donuts instead of using the drive through.

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