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EPISODE · Jul 14, 2026 · 2 MIN

Small Talk - Average Age in Congress & $30 Million Dinos?!

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Small Talk - Congress's Age, T-Rex Auction, & Cow Appreciation Day! So, guess what? Congress is getting older, folks! I mean, the average senator is pushing 64—yikes! But wait, it gets better (or worse?) because the average member of Congress is 58. Talk about a geriatric party! 😂 We also dive into some wild stuff like a super complete T. Rex fossil named Gus that’s about to go for a jaw-dropping $30 million—yes, I said THIRTY million! And if that's not enough to tickle your funny bone, we round it all off with a reminder that July 14th is Cow Appreciation Day. So, let’s put down the beef and give a shoutout to our moo-velous friends! 🐄🎉 Get ready for laughs, puns, and all the fun you can handle!Takeaways:Did you know the average U.S. senator is 64 years old? That's like ancient in politics!The USA Memory Championship is happening soon, but I forgot to sign up—oops!Gus the T. Rex fossil could sell for $30 million—who knew bones were so valuable?FIFA is selling cubes of World Cup dirt for $450 each; talk about a pricey piece of grass!Cow Appreciation Day is on July 14th—let's give some love to our moo buddies!The Seahawks sold for a whopping $9.6 billion, proof that football really is a goldmine!

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