3 chapters across the catalog
The show corrects a previous critique of a Fox News anchor's use of the word "verbatim," noting that "verbate" is not a standard verb. The conversation shifts to Amber Heard, with claims about her father's history in dog fighting and illegal gambling. A specific detail is mentioned regarding Heard's insistence on keeping Johnny Depp's Yorkie during their divorce.
Hershey vs Cadbury, Gray Market Chocolate, and Peanut Butter Oils
Hershey's legal efforts to block the import of British Cadbury chocolate and other UK brands like the Yorkie Bar are detailed. The dispute centers on FDA standards for milk chocolate, which prohibit the use of palm and shea oils found in British recipes. Hershey is accused of using trademark law to protect its market share against superior imported products.
Pet Longevity, Scraps vs Commercial Dog Food
A discussion on pet health suggests that feeding dogs table scraps rather than commercial dog food may contribute to longevity. John C. Dvorak shares the story of his American Eskimo dog that lived to age 25 on a diet of scraps and minimal exercise. Adam Curry mentions his 15-year-old Yorkie and a cat that lived to 24, debating the responsibilities of pet ownership.
