Deep Dive
What is Benedictine and why is it described as a replacement for alcohol?
Benedictine is an herbal liqueur made by monks in the Swiss Alps. It's described as a sugary syrup that Schlatt uses as a replacement for normal alcohol, comparing it to Robitussin due to its thick, coating texture.
What does 'Chomo' stand for and why was it initially misunderstood?
'Chomo' stands for 'child molester,' a term often used in prison slang. It was initially misunderstood by Pokimane and Ted, who thought it was an abbreviation for 'chocolate milk,' leading to humorous confusion during the podcast.
What is the significance of the 'poopy corner' in Schlatt's childhood memory?
The 'poopy corner' is Schlatt's earliest memory from when he was two years old, where he would crawl to a specific corner in the living room to poop. It became a recurring spot for him as a baby, and he vividly recalls the experience.
What is the term 'jubbing' and how is it used in the context of eating?
'Jubbing' refers to eating ferociously, with food going everywhere—on the ceiling, floor, walls, or clothes. It’s used to describe the chaotic and enthusiastic way someone eats, often with a lot of mess involved.
Why is the podcast 'Chuckle Sandwich' coming to an end?
The podcast 'Chuckle Sandwich' is ending because the hosts feel satisfied with the episodes they’ve created and want to conclude the project on a high note rather than letting it fizzle out. They’ve been doing the podcast for nearly four years and feel it’s time to move on.
What is the meaning behind the name 'Pokimane'?
The name 'Pokimane' is a combination of 'Pokemon' and 'Iman,' Pokimane's real name. She chose it when she first created her Twitch account, thinking it might be something she’d use if she ever decided to stream.
What is the 'Chuckle Sandwich' and what is its final merch drop about?
The 'Chuckle Sandwich' is a podcast, and its final merch drop, announced for January 14th, features shirts for audio listeners and Tucker lovers, as well as merchandise related to the 'unlimited bacon vs. games' question, which is a recurring theme on the show.
- Discussion of a year-and-a-half-old drama
- Hosts' daily drinking habits
- Humorous conversation about Budweiser names
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