Sept. 28, 2018

More Cowbell - PC004

On this week’s episode, we choose our school/classroom walk-up songs and get judgmental on school rules.

Show Notes

On this week’s episode, we choose our school/classroom walk-up songs, get judgmental on school rules, share our take on a new segment: hear no evil, see no evil, read no evil, and subject the listeners to yet another useless tool Donnie found online.

Segment 1

Walk up Music

Jesse - Enter Sandman
Jeff - Hell’s Bells
Donnie - Baba O’Riley
Donnie's Wife - This Must Be the Place

Segment 2

Judging School Rules - Jeff moderates two random people to get their perspective on chewing gum in schools.

Jesse - Anti-gum because chewing gum in the classroom distracts other students, bubble blowing, loud chewing and or smacking of the gum while chewing. Teachers also find ABC gum under tables or chairs. Besides being gross, it can also become a hygiene problem. But...
- A study from Science Daily Chewing gum helps you coo9ncentrate for longer, study suggests
- Gum Chewing In School Is Good For The Brain
Donnie’s Better Notes -
- Pro-gum
- Keeps kids focused
- Useful as a reward
- Chewing gum helps your memory improve and it also helps you focus while you're studying. Chewing gum helps to relieve stress and relax. Three of the biggest reasons gum is not allowed at school are because teachers think it?s rude, distracting and messy.

Segment 3

Hear No Evil, See No Evil, Read No Evil