Misspelled & Travel Snacks

What word do you have trouble spelling? Dangerous Dave talks about Google searches for words on "how to spell". Plus, our go-to snacks for traveling and beef jerky makes the list at #1.

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is in the den with dangerous day. Well. The
finale of this year's Script's National Spelling Bee was last night,
the winner of thirteen year old Fasian Zachai from Plano, Texas,
The brilliant kid embarrassed by the story and that's emba
r r assed ough. I could have won. The website

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word Unscrambler looked at the Internet data put a list
of the most problematic words Americans have to spell. So
what are the ones that we have trouble with? The
ones that we google how to spell? Definitely tops the list,
followed by separate, necessary, believe, thorough, gorgeous, neighbor, business, favorite,

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and restaurant. They also came up with the list of
what every state has trouble spelling. I won't go through
all fifty states, but I can tell you Minnesota has
trouble with successful and North Dakota has trouble with daughter
daughter Lao dater am I right deeper in the two

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it's road trip time and if you're ready to go,
what's your go to snack at the gas station? And
let's be honest, you're probably not looking for something healthy
like fresh baked kale chips or anything like that. They
list of America's favorite gas station snacks. Here they are,
along with the price, but I will spare you the
calorie count. Beef turkey tops the list average price five

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dollars sixty three cents. Rice Krispy Treats were number two
at three dollars in ninety six, Skittles at a buck
ninety one and Tiketos at a dollar ninety nine, Checks
Mix at three seventy nine, Snickers at a buck eighty five,
Bugles at three sixty two, Starbars Minis at three seventy five.
Nacho cheese Doritos made the list at five sixty three,

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Flaming Hot Cheetos at five ninety four, and peanut m
and M's at a buck eighty one. You know what
is your go to gas station snack? Is at that
ancient hot dog fresh off those greasy rollers, heaped with
toppings to a point of absurdity. Maybe it's a blend
of fountain sodas just to wash it down. Tune it
again for another episode of Deeper in the Den with

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Dangerous Dave By Dear