Gavin reports back from his trip to Chick-Fil-A. Is the infamous chicken burger restaurant really worth the hype?
Jack brings in the issue of disciplining children. This topic, sparked by a viral Facebook post of a mom who uses push ups to punish their children, got the DIU Podcast duo to talk about their childhood discipline tactics. We talk about whether or not hitting children is an effective manner to raise kids. Gavin talks about a Chinese lady who pretended to cough on a flight attendant in an attempt to get off the plane more quickly. The flight, landed in Shanghai, had to be parked for more than ten hours because they were waiting for health officials to check the passenger’s status before alighting. We talk about using “fake coughs” to get what you want during the coronavirus outbreak.
In the Cantonese Corner, Jack introduces the idea of Cantonese rap. He introduces a rap group called “the Low Mays” and we discuss the differences between English and Chinese rap. Follow along with the lesson here.
Loose Ends
Ontario license plates reverts back to blue on white
Facebook post mentioned on the show about disciplining kids with push ups.
Story about Chinese lady coughing on a flight attendant.
The Low May songs: Broke Ass and Life Winners.
Theme Music
Intro and outro music: Night Owl by Broke for Free/ CC By 3.0
