Brian saw a ghost on his way into work
Summary
Brian and Kenzie discuss the history of vending machines, from ancient holy water dispensers to modern smart machines, while promoting Slipknot and Greta Van Fleet tickets. They explore a survey revealing that 47% of Chicagoans fear being themselves in public due to viral content risks, leading to a debate on social media presence and public behavior. The segment concludes with a news report on TSA agents being required to stand at security checkpoints, prompting humorous reactions from the hosts.
Topics discussed
Intro and music segment
Weather update and Slipknot ticket giveaway
Brian's high school French class story
History of vending machines and holy water
Greta Van Fleet concert announcement and tickets
Fact: 47% of Chicagoans afraid to be themselves in public
Sponsor reads: Bongino and Matt Hege
Sponsor read: Westwood One Sports
Discussion on viral content and filming strangers
Giovanni and the Hired Guns ticket giveaway
Kenzie's story about a rude woman at a pumpkin patch
Sponsor reads: Bongino and Benny Show
TSA agents no longer allowed to sit at checkpoints
Outro and sponsor read
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