• The Capri Sun drinking record seems very breakable

  • Nov 20 2024
  • Length: 5 mins
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The Capri Sun drinking record seems very breakable

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  • In this episode, Johnny Mac reveals five intriguing good news stories including a traffic jam caused by sweet potatoes on a California highway and a man setting a new record for drinking a Capri Sun with a paper straw. Additionally, a viral video shows a dog on top of the Egyptian pyramids, history is made with the first female brother in an Elizabethan order, and a Domino's customer receives a surprise extra topping. The show concludes with information about ad-free premium subscriptions.

    00:14 Sweet Potato Traffic Jam
    00:48 Capri Sun Drinking Record
    02:08 Dog on the Pyramid
    03:00 First Female Brother in Elizabethan Order
    03:33 Domino's Pizza Cutter Surprise


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