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Band-Aid

Band-Aid

Band-Aid is a brand of adhesive bandages and first aid supplies, a registered trademark owned by the consumer health company Kenvue. Its products include adhesive bandages, gauze pads, first aid kits, antiseptic washes and sprays, and tapes and wraps for treating minor cuts and wounds.www.band-aid.com

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Oct 27, 2026

Forrest GarvinHOST
26:20
So, so you need medical supplies and especially during a, a, like a major disaster, you need to be the person that people.
Forrest GarvinHOST
26:30
People always, they have Band-Aids and they have peroxide, which I'm not a big peroxide person.
Forrest GarvinHOST
26:35
So I would do some research on peroxide and maybe you won't go to that.
Forrest GarvinHOST
26:40
But, you know, what's that Neosporin, things like that, some spray for burns.
Ben MallerHOST
20:07
They drafted him supposedly to carry the franchise.
Ben MallerHOST
20:10
And instead, they're going to continue with the Band-Aid.
Ben MallerHOST
20:13
They're going to leave the Band-Aid on there, Kirk Cousins.
Ben MallerHOST
20:16
And here we are.
Ben MallerHOST
20:17
It is a referendum, and some of you people don't understand this, but it is a referendum on Fernando Mendoza and the lack of progress.
MaryHOST
14:14
Sometimes you have acne, sometimes you have like other problems, but acne, I think it's hard specifically because what we were saying, like it's, it's on your face, it's emotional, you know, and, and there's no like pit, I guess I can understand why.
MaryHOST
14:27
I was about to say there's no pill to take that away, but I guess that there is a Band-Aid to put on.
MaryHOST
14:34
And you
Nichola WeirHOST
14:34
understand it.
Nichola WeirHOST
14:36
Sometimes my clients, in the heat of the struggle, will just give up and go on the Band-Aid.
Nichola WeirHOST
14:43
And I completely understand it because you get tired of struggling and the flare-ups.
Nichola WeirHOST
14:48
And we live in a world of
Evan RobertsHOST
40:38
I dressed up as an injured Met.
Evan RobertsHOST
40:40
I wore Met stuff and then just put Band-Aids on my forehead, a cast on my arm because the Mets had so many injuries that year in 2009.
Evan RobertsHOST
40:48
That's what he should be.
Evan RobertsHOST
40:49
Dress up as a giant and everything is injured.
Evan RobertsHOST
10:53
I dressed up as an injured Met.
Evan RobertsHOST
10:55
I wore Met stuff and then just put Band-Aids on my forehead, a cast on my arm because the Mets had so many injuries that year in 2009.
Evan RobertsHOST
11:03
That's what he should be.
Evan RobertsHOST
11:04
Dress up as a giant and everything is injured.
RandyGUEST
12:08
So when we're working with families one-on-one or with my sleep teacher, it is very customized to the family.
RandyGUEST
12:16
Some families are like, we want to just rip off the Band-Aid, do this as quick and as efficient as possible.
RandyGUEST
12:23
And we teach them how to do that in the correct way.
RandyGUEST
12:26
And other families are like, we've got weeks.
Nikki RauschGUEST
7:42
You're bleeding.
Nikki RauschGUEST
7:43
Guess what? I sell Band-Aids.
Nikki RauschGUEST
7:44
They're the best Band-Aids out there.
Nikki RauschGUEST
7:46
And as a matter of fact, if you don't buy them, you're just going to bleed to death.
Nikki RauschGUEST
7:49
It's like, well, yeah, I'm bleeding because you cut me.
Nikki RauschGUEST
7:52
Like, no, I don't want to buy Band-Aids from you.
Nikki RauschGUEST
7:54
That's awkward.
Nikki RauschGUEST
7:56
It's weird.
Jesse HolleyHOST
39:59
I mean, I played with Dez Bryant.
Jesse HolleyHOST
40:01
Most of the games that Dez Bryant, he would come out of the locker room, two Band-Aids.
Jesse HolleyHOST
40:06
You see he'd be wrapped up on his arms.
Jesse HolleyHOST
40:08
He got to go in and get an IV because he gets so worked up.
Jesse HolleyHOST
38:24
I mean, I played with Dez Bryant.
Jesse HolleyHOST
38:27
Most of the games that Dez Bryant, he would come out of the locker room, two Band-Aids.
Jesse HolleyHOST
38:32
You see he'd be wrapped up on his arms.
Jesse HolleyHOST
38:33
He got to go in and get an IV because he gets so worked up.
TravisHOST
5:52
Unfortunately, first aid gear, both in real life and in magic, is not cheap.
TravisHOST
6:01
We're not providing you a box of Band-Aids today.
TravisHOST
6:03
We're going to show you some cards that are more like an AED, an automated external defibrillator that can solve so many problems all at once.
TravisHOST
6:12
We are going to mention the prices of many of our cards today, and you, listener, are, of course, the final judge of whether a card makes it into your first aid kit, whether you can rely on it like we can for someone else's deck.

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