Podcast #274 - Playing 'You Are A Liar'
Jenna Julien・2 minutes read
MeUndies offers silky soft underwear with discounts at meundies.com/JennaJulian, Jenna and Julian discuss various topics and play a game on their podcast.
Insights
- Jenna and Julian discuss the importance of sunscreen for tattoos and reminisce about working at a tanning salon, highlighting their awareness of sun protection and skin care.
- The couple engages in a fun game to share surprising facts, revealing information such as the deadly nature of mosquitoes and the prevalence of bicycling injuries in America, showcasing their interest in learning and sharing intriguing knowledge.
Get key ideas from YouTube videos. It’s free
Recent questions
What is the significance of the game "You Are a Liar" played by Jenna and Julian?
The game "You Are a Liar" played by Jenna and Julian is used to determine if they can spot true or false statements.
Related videos
Summary
00:00
Spring Cleaning Deals and Summer Fun
- MeUndies offers silky soft underwear for spring cleaning, with a 15% discount and free shipping at meundies.com/JennaJulian.
- Postmates delivers anything from burritos to wine, with a $110 free delivery credit for first-time users using code JennaJulian in the app.
- Jenna and Julian discuss the weather and Julian's use of self-tanner instead of sun exposure.
- They reminisce about working at a tanning salon and the importance of sunscreen for tattoos.
- They enjoy the pre-summer heatwave and plan to bring their dogs into the pool.
- Jenna and Julian play a game called "You Are a Liar" to determine if they can spot true or false statements.
- They joke about being on an eSports team and discuss a tweet about the term "e-girls."
- Jenna and Julian celebrate Jenna's birthday with video games, alcohol, and pad thai.
- They share facts from the game, including a beard tax imposed by Peter the Great of Russia and Elvis Presley's grave location.
- The game reveals surprising facts, such as mosquitoes being the deadliest animals and bicycling causing the most ER trips for recreational injuries in America.
18:01
Fascinating Facts: Monster, Heist, Everest, Kangaroos, Nike
- The monster in Frankenstein was believed to be a vegetarian, as was the author Mary Shelley.
- A heist involving 14 card counters pretending to be nuns at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas resulted in a $4.4 million theft.
- A 13-year-old Indian girl, Poorna, and a 13-year-old American boy, Jordan Romero, both reached the summit of Mount Everest.
- Kangaroos cannot jump backward, as confirmed by a card game definition of "jump."
- The designer of the Nike swoosh was initially paid $35, later receiving further compensation.
- MeUndies offers a 15% discount and free shipping with the code "JennaJulien," with new prints and onesies available.
- The Cougar, mountain lion, and Puma are three large wild cat species found in North America.
- Charles Dickens had ten children, none of whom became authors like their father.
- Easter Island has 887 male stone boy statues, considered living beings by some cultures.
- Tooth enamel is the hardest substance in the human body, not the mandible or femur.
35:24
Fascinating Facts Debunk Common Misconceptions
- Dogs and humans can be bitten by rattlesnakes, with limited time for treatment for dogs.
- Lightning can strike the same location multiple times during a storm.
- Both sides of the brain are generally equal in activity, with no dominant hemisphere.
- Glass is an amorphous solid, not a liquid, despite misconceptions.
- Heinz ketchup and Coca-Cola contain high sugar levels, with ketchup having more sugar.
- Turkey does not contain more tryptophan than other meats, debunking the post-meal coma myth.
- Alligators in New York sewers are likely released pets, not large as rumored.
- In French Polynesia, a tradition involves the bride's family lying face down for the couple to walk over.
- Urinating on a jellyfish sting is not effective due to varying urine acidity, vinegar and baking soda are better remedies.
