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Oct 27, 2026

DoughboyHOST
24:54
Pepsi Sharper.
DoughboyHOST
24:54
7-Up and Sprite.
DoughboyHOST
24:56
Yes, but could you tell the difference between 7-Up and a knockoff 7-Up? Yes, because the knockoff tastes flatter.
Moose ManHOST
25:02
Yeah, it tastes kind of like a diet.
Moose ManHOST
25:03
I don't know.
Moose ManHOST
25:04
I feel like
DoughboyHOST
25:04
some of those fakes be spot on.
DoughboyHOST
25:06
7-Up to me.
James TribeHOST
4:42
Naturally, a Valve developer replied, we will look into this, and had the kernel change done in under 10 minutes.
James TribeHOST
4:48
Valve, if you're watching, I'd like floppy drive support, because I still have my copy of 7up's Cool Spot from 1994. and he deserves to be seen in VR.
James TribeHOST
4:57
Sony has discontinued its last standalone 4K Blu-ray player, the UBP X700, which was being sold in Japan.
James TribeHOST
5:04
20 years after it launched the format, they launched it.
E.G. MarshallHOST
51:58
The entire production was under the direction of Hyman Brown.
E.G. MarshallHOST
52:02
Radio Mystery Theater was sponsored in part by New Sugar-Free Diet 7-Up.
E.G. MarshallHOST
52:07
This is E.G. Marshall inviting you to return to our mystery theater for another adventure in the macabre.
E.G. MarshallHOST
52:15
Until next time, pleasant dreams...
Chas SmithHOST
17:46
I always thought root beer was caffeine free, but it's not.
Chas SmithHOST
17:48
But anyway, Left her with basically Sprite and 7-Up.
Chas SmithHOST
17:52
I always hated Sprite and 7-Up.
Chas SmithHOST
17:54
Like, I just didn't like it at all.
Chas SmithHOST
17:57
Now the fact that's the only thing she can get, I'll drink off her Sprite and 7-Up when she gets one.
Chas SmithHOST
18:03
I love Sprite and 7-Up now.
Chas SmithHOST
18:04
I've become a clear soda man.
Chas SmithHOST
18:07
You know
Phil ChangHOST
56:08
Exactly, put it into a cup of soda or
Kenny VannucciHOST
56:10
7-Up, whatever.
Kenny VannucciHOST
56:12
Whatever.
Kenny VannucciHOST
56:13
I could do that all by my lonesome.
Sanford AxrodHOST
1:06
thank you.
Sanford AxrodHOST
1:07
Well, in any case, you are in the right place if you have tuned to Faith Matters, where I, Rabbi Sanford Axrod, am with my good friend, Reverend Adrian Dahl, where we are here to, well, have a little bit of coffee, a little bit of 7-Up, and discuss some matters of faith.
Sanford AxrodHOST
1:24
Well, here we are, middle of October, and it's going to be... more of a very personal podcast today because something has happened in Adrian's life that perhaps he'll share in just a moment, and I'll share my version, but I think everyone will resonate with this.
Sanford AxrodHOST
1:45
So I'm going to begin with the trivia question, which I think will give us a hint of what we might talk about.
Craig GreenbergGUEST
11:28
biggest drink.
Craig GreenbergGUEST
11:29
It was Coke and then Diet Coke and 7-Up and a couple others above Pepsi that surprised me.
ScottyHOST
11:34
Danny, rip me a Google on that.
ScottyHOST
11:36
Specifically, diet versus diet.
Andy HancockGUEST
0:44
Did you know that we make around 35,000 decisions a day on average? You've probably made a lot of them this morning before you've come here, but we make a lot of decisions every single day.
Andy HancockGUEST
1:00
If you've been to one of those restaurants that's got one of those fancy Coca-Cola machines, and they've got 52 different types of 7-Up on them, 706 different types of Coke Zero, and you're stressing about what to get, and you end up getting a cocktail and just getting a mix.
Andy HancockGUEST
1:19
That's what my kids do anyway.
Andy HancockGUEST
1:21
Or you go to Starbucks and they ask you what kind of size cup do you want, what kind of coffee, what kind of beans, what kind of milk.
DanPANELIST
42:07
Yeah.
JoeHOST
42:08
This guy here, Ronnie Lee Gardner, his last meal was steak, lobster tail, apple pie, vanilla ice cream, and a 7-Up.
JoeHOST
42:16
I'd take that.
JoeHOST
42:18
So that was two days before his execution by firing squad.
MarkPANELIST
0:40
on? I don't have beer.
MarkPANELIST
0:41
I just have some 7-Up.
AlexHOST
0:44
Well, that's really lame, because I have, like, Walmart
MarkPANELIST
0:48
7-Up.
AlexHOST
0:51
I went to get a beer last night while we were playing our new favorite game, and I realized I have no more beer.
AlexHOST
0:58
Yeah, it's been fun playing that.

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