How To Do Everything Gum, Frogs and Fred Armisen
Sep 10, 2025
Dive into the wild world of household hacks and myths! Learn if gum really sits in your stomach for years and discover the intriguing secret of keeping milk fresh with frog skin peptides. Fred Armisen chimes in with whimsical Wi-Fi name suggestions, perfect for those looking to blend humor with a touch of privacy. Plus, engage in a fun hair-tying experiment that turns chaos into calm. This episode is packed with quirky insights and delightful advice!
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Vacuum-Created Ponytail Experiment
- The hosts tested a viral hack by using a shop-vac to pull a producer's hair into a ponytail.
- The experiment mostly worked but left tendrils and felt strange to the volunteer.
Why Gum Doesn't Actually Stay For Seven Years
- Gum's flavor and additives are digested but the gum base is hard to break down.
- Reality: the gum base typically still passes through the gut rather than remaining for years.
When Swallowed Gum Becomes A Medical Issue
- Avoid telling children it's safe to swallow gum even if it usually passes normally.
- Seek medical help if a child swallows many pieces or shows constipation symptoms because gum can form obstructive masses.