001Good evening, dudes, dudetss, and give me that size seven tortilla chips. Am I reading this right? Oh, that's my grocery list. Silly me. Anyways, uh the school events today are middle school football players going to Mulane to hopefully whoop some people and then the cross country kids are going to Hollstead to uh run fast. That's what they normally do. Who wrote the script? Anyways, today the high is 98° and the low is 70. So, so far pretty nice day we got uh so let's change gears a bit. Let's turn the tide. Uh with the stormy story back in 1898, a major hurricane blew from northeast Florida to southwest Georgia going up to 135 mph winds with many casualties reaching the hundreds. Pretty gloomy outlook so far in our today's cast. So, let's bump up the
002mood with a fun fact. These things are blue bananas. See how they're blue? Yeah, neither do I. Blue bananas don't exist. Dullable. Anyways, today's birthday is only Miss Swaffford. >> Only Mrs. Swaford. >> Yeah, >> that's kind of sad, man. Anyways, happy birthday to Mrs. Swaffford and have fun continuing to unfairly grade my assignments. For thirsty Thursday, we'd like to advertise [Music] our favorite sports drink, Gatorade. The first Gatorade was introduced in produce on October 2nd, 1965 during a football game by the University of Florida. Now, let's move on to the crashing of the economy. Just kidding. You should have seen the look on your face. This story really blew me away today. Hey guys. Damn it. Get out. You see this? What's that? Oh my god. Wyatt. Oh my god. He's going crazy. Hey,
003let me out. Okay, guys. I'm here to talk to you about the Bill of Rights getting sent to the United States. Here are three fun facts about the Bill of Rights. Fact one, the Bill of Rights is the first 10 amendments to the US Constitution, largely written by James Madison, ratified in 1791. Fact two, initially 12 amendments were proposed with the second one relating to congressional payraises, eventually ratified in 1992 as a 27th amendment. Fact three. There are still 12 original copies of the Bill of Rights in existence today. All of which tore the country. Okay, guys. I think we're done for the day. It stinks in here.