 reminder to "set your clocks forward" this weekend, James dives into the news to cover topics like rising inflation, airline mask mandates and how Trump is crowdsourcing a new airplane. Then, a wild in-studio debate breaks out after James highlights a conundrum currently rocking the internet: are there more doors or wheels in the world?
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After a friendly (but relatively pointless) reminder to “set your clocks forward” this weekend, James dives into the news to cover topics like rising inflation, airline mask mandates and how Trump is crowdsourcing a new airplane. Then, a wild in-studio debate breaks out after James highlights a conundrum currently rocking the internet: are there more doors or wheels in the world?
“Just from a human perspective, we rely on doors way more than wheels”.
Aaah yes, the famous Invention of the Door, that set humanity in motion.
ReplyThe saying is “dont reinvent the wheel” for a reason lol. It’s because it’s so common, and crucial in everyday living. I wish I would have heard that womans perspective when the guy spoke lol
ReplySomeone get Scotty a Crushed Red Velvet Suit.
ReplyDoes lego wheels count? They make the most wheels in the world.
ReplyThere are 9 million bicycles in Beijing, that’s a fact, it’s a thing we can’t deny… do the math
ReplyThere are approximately 2 billion bicycles though. So that’s 4 billion wheels right there. It’s wheels. Absolutely.
Replyhow many wheeled toys are there in the world? Like toy cars?
ReplyYou say Phili and Philadelphia interchangeably almost as if you were brought up there
ReplyI”m with team wheels, and would like to add trains to the mix. Airplanes. Trolleys. Go to Ikea and have a fun time counting wheels!
ReplyWow, getting Ben out of his rom, what a great monologue.
ReplyLike an ever spinning spiral
ReplyLike a wheel within a wheel
What if it’s exactly equal and always has been?!
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