To Kill Time Podcast · TJ VanBuren, Kain Wilder, Dylan Freeman

E65 Drive Thru Stories To Kill Time

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A Taco Bell worker shook his head no and refused a $2.94 soda charge at the window.

1. To Kill Time Podcast episode E65 centers on drive-thru stories, Super Bowl reactions, and a run of sports-team complaints. 2. Travis, Kenny, and TJ host the episode and trade stories; Travis also brings the Red Sox rant, the Super Bowl take, and the Eagle debate. 3. The episode asks what happens when Taco Bell, the Chiefs, and Boston sports all become one long conversation. 4. One Taco Bell story involves a missing drink in a mobile order and a $2.94 charge at the Edmondson Pike location. 5. Another Taco Bell story features a worker who shakes his head “no,” hands over the food, and sends the drink anyway. 6. A second drive-thru story adds a separate mobile order for Matt and a worker who greets the car with only “You.” 7. The hosts explain that Taco Bell will not process both mobile orders at once, so the car has to loop around the building twice. 8. Travis says the random employee at the drive-thru made his day and should be making “20” minimum. 9. The Super Bowl section starts with a complaint that the Chiefs benefited from missed holding calls. 10. The same section says the 49ers’ complaint about overtime rules was “a joke” because they are professional players. 11. Travis says the Chiefs prepared for overtime in preseason and every playoff week. 12. The hosts say Patrick Mahomes looked like he realized “We’re going to win the Super Bowl” after the coin toss. 13. They also mention Andy Reid’s plan to go for two if Kansas City scored in overtime. 14. The halftime show gets a blunt negative review, with Usher, Lil Jon, Ludacris, and Alicia Keys all mentioned by name. 15. The hosts compare the show to Rihanna’s Super Bowl performance and say the recent version went downhill. 16. The Red Sox segment turns into a complaint about Fenway Sports Group, John Henry, and the team’s refusal to spend money. 17. Travis says Boston is not a small market and predicts a sub-.500 season with a record around 72-92 or 71-91. 18. The episode keeps a loose, conversational style with overlapping interruptions, quick side stories, and repeated callbacks to the same jokes. 19. Baseball fans, Super Bowl watchers, and people who like hangout-style sports talk will get the most from it. 20. Listeners wanting a tightly structured interview or a single topic may skip this one.

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