Episode 308: Bespoke Romaine Lettuce

from Technically Correct · host Ryan Fretwell and Carlos Gomez

Hypothesis: more people can locate Bolivia on an unlabeled map than can tell Bobby Flay and Tyler Florence apart. This week: unlit cigars, unwatched Olympic games, and unverified Apple rumors. 🥇.

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Hypothesis: more people can locate Bolivia on an unlabeled map than can tell Bobby Flay and Tyler Florence apart. This week: unlit cigars, unwatched Olympic games, and unverified Apple rumors. 🥇.Links:Miller & Lux Bleacher Report on Twitter: ".@GuyFieri just vibing 😅 https://t.co/kpA49xJotJ" / Twitter Peloton’s new CEO says a sale isn’t in the cards - The Verge Peloton’s New C.E.O. on the Tough Road Ahead - The New York Times Fitness Meets Gaming: Welcome to Peloton Lanebreak | The Output Gurman: Apple to launch new Macs in March, followed by even more in May/June - 9to5Mac Once savvy, NBC's Olympics deal is shakier after Beijing | AP News AMC, WE TV Set Deal With Comcast, Charter And Cox For Addressable Ads In Each Hour Of Original Programming In 2022 – Deadline Greek fast-casual hit Souvla to open first location outside of S.F. in Marin Square Pie Guys to Open New Flagship Restaurant at San Francisco’s Historic Ghirardelli Square - Eater SF Physical console games are quickly becoming a relatively niche market | Ars Technica Sony finally reveals the PlayStation VR2’s design - The Verge EXCLUSIVE: West Virginia Moves to Ban OTA Updates 2021 Ford Mustang Mach-E – Wireless CarPlay Review - MacRumors Target will test curbside returns and Starbucks order pickups this fall | Engadget Firefox And Pixar Animation Studios team up to help you show your true colors Super Pumped is getting a second season about Facebook - The Verge Hue White and color ambiance Flourish table light | Philips Hue

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