136: Why a cage match between Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk would save America; Peyton Manning is a fake professor; Montgomery brawl folding chair memes; 'The Blind Side' was a lie? episode artwork

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136: Why a cage match between Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk would save America; Peyton Manning is a fake professor; Montgomery brawl folding chair memes; 'The Blind Side' was a lie?

from Talking Paragraphs · host Daniel P. Finney

The ole' Paragraph Stacker himself, Daniel Finney, and his pal, the World's Most Dangerous Accountant, Memphis Paul, gather to discuss topics of minor import, including: Paul's house: Duck or chicken in the driveway? Summer ends for teacher Dan. Zuckerberg vs. Musk needs to happen. Teachers worried about fake student papers produced by ChatGPT. Peyton Manning becomes a fake Tennessee professor. Did Montgomery dock brawl spurs Walmart's folding chair sale? Was "The Blind Side" movie was a lie? Iowa State Fair update: Butter Caitlyn Clark, Jack Trice, and Kurt Warner. Colin Cowherd says Dwayne Haskins can’t win a Super Bowl.

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