Chris Walton wraps up another Fast Five by putting Shelley Huff and Chris Niesen through this week's Lightning Round.
The conversation covers everything from adult Play Doh and late night Amazon shopping habits to grocery recalls, baseball food, and plenty of laughs along the way.
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Transcripts
Speaker A:
All right, let's go to the lightning round.
Speaker A:
Chris Neeson.
Speaker A:
Hasbro has launched Blooms by Play doh.
Speaker A:
Yes, a line of Play DOH geared specifically towards adults.
Speaker A:
Chris, if you were to buy an adult Play DOH set, what would you most want to build?
Speaker B:
I'm always going to be reaching for something a bit less messy.
Speaker B:
Probably says a lot about how I ended up where I am in my career.
Speaker B:
So give me the nearly 3 and a half foot replica Eiffel Tower.
Speaker B:
I just saw it real life.
Speaker A:
Okay, awesome.
Speaker A:
All right, good call, good call.
Speaker A:
Good, good, safe answer.
Speaker A:
All right.
Speaker A:
56% Of U.S. consumers recently surveyed by coupon follow say they have impulsively bought items on Amazon during late night hours.
Speaker A:
Shelly, what was the last thing you remember purchasing late at night while doom scrolling?
Speaker C:
I love this headline because I'd love to see all the data on what people I know.
Speaker A:
It'd be crazy, right?
Speaker C:
For me, I.
Speaker C:
Let's see, a few weeks ago, I bought five racerback tank tops in all different colors that arrived when they arrived.
Speaker C:
I'm like, did I really need five different colors in this tank top?
Speaker C:
But, but those are the things.
Speaker C:
But I like my late night shopping bills from Amazon way more than my Nordstrom one.
Speaker A:
So do you.
Speaker A:
Okay.
Speaker A:
All right, Nice.
Speaker A:
So are you a frequent late night shopper?
Speaker C:
I sometimes get.
Speaker C:
I'm a really good sleeper, so no.
Speaker C:
But occasionally I.
Speaker C:
Occasionally I dabble.
Speaker A:
You dabble.
Speaker A:
You dabble.
Speaker A:
You try.
Speaker A:
You try it out.
Speaker A:
All right, Chris.
Speaker A:
,:
Speaker A:
And the ongoing investigation suggests lettuce or salad greens may be the source.
Speaker A:
Chris, have you curbed your fresh veg and produce intake at all in recent weeks in light of the news?
Speaker B:
So maybe the lettuce gets an extra rinse.
Speaker B:
But the outbreak concerns me a little less than it probably should.
Speaker B:
Best buy dates have always been my thing really runs out and it's gone.
Speaker B:
No second guessing.
Speaker A:
So you're not drinking the milk after the day.
Speaker B:
No doubt.
Speaker B:
No doubt.
Speaker B:
Never.
Speaker A:
I'm the same way.
Speaker A:
My wife's always like, it's fine.
Speaker A:
I'm like, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Speaker A:
We're not doing that.
Speaker A:
We're not going there.
Speaker B:
That will never happen for me.
Speaker A:
Not in your household.
Speaker A:
All right.
Speaker A:
MLB All Star Game is in Philadelphia this week, doubling as the 250th birthday bash for the country.
Speaker A:
Shelley, what's your pick for the best Americana food to eat at a ballpark?
Speaker C:
Well, this is in Philly, so hopefully they have a cheesesteak around.
Speaker C:
You know, you can't get much more American than a Philly cheesesteak.
