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May 17, 2022 1 hr 3 min

28 - Chuck E. Cheese Chronicles

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Enjoy the show? Make sure to leave a 5 star review! On this episode of The DeSoto Approach — Jake and Logan debate whether or not Jake could hit a 100 mph fastball in fair territory. If he got 100 tries at it could he do it? Find out what conclusion they come to. They also go in depth on the controversial company, Theranos, and discuss the rise and fall of the “great” Elizabeth Holmes. Oh… and Jake almost had a BAD experience with a a guy MUCH older than him at Chuck E. Cheese when he was 13 years old. Let’s just say, Chuck E. Cheese has guitar hero, and Jake had an interesting challenger. Could you land a plane if your life depended on it with zero training? Well, a Florida man did and Jake and Logan talk about how hard it really is to fly a plane. Jake knows because he has friends in flight school. Or so he says. YouTube Subscribe: https://bit.ly/3NdzK0Y Follow us on all of our social media pages: https://linktr.ee/desotoapproach 0:00 Logan has BEEF with Hulu 5:00 Our Marathon Experience 8:33 Jake thinks he can hit a 100 mph pitch 14:00 Jake was the best football player on our team 19:25 Theranos and Elizabeth Holmes 32:00 Jake’s Chuck E. Cheese experience 43:00 A passenger LANDED a plane 48:55 Nashville Trip If you enjoyed the show, subscribe to the show to listen to our weekly episodes!

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