Swingline (ACCO Brands)
Swingline is a brand of ACCO Brands that designs and sells office workspace tools, primarily staplers (including desktop, electric, compact, and handheld models) as well as trimmers, punches, and accessories. The brand has marketed its products for home, accounting, traditional office, classroom, and restaurant settings since 1925.www.swingline.com
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Oct 8, 2026
FigHOST
[laughs]
Derek AdametzGUEST
... and start sucking all that air until the doc goes in with a staple gun and puts some Swingline staples there at the top of that hole.
FigHOST
Swingline.
FigHOST
Oh, my God.
Derek AdametzGUEST
[laughs]
AdamHOST
or something? No, unfortunately.
AdamHOST
I was trying to cheat the Swingline Stapler, but it was made by a company called Speed Products, but I can't find where.
AdamHOST
But Gatlinburg, Tennessee.
Michael SharpHOST
All right.
Michael SharpHOST
But applause for you, sir, for the guests.
Michael SharpHOST
Yeah, the answer for this for last episode's listener spotlight is, in fact, Sarasota, Florida.
AdamHOST
Wow, the Swingline Stapler was made in Saratoga.
AdamHOST
Oh, my God.
Marisha RayGUEST
[laughs]
Travis WillinghamGUEST
Swingline.
Travis WillinghamGUEST
This is really, [laughs] this is the good stuff.
Marisha RayGUEST
Yeah.
Dale HellestraeGUEST
... uh, a, a little s- literal stapler.
John HolmbergHOST
A Swingline.
Dale HellestraeGUEST
Boom.
Dale HellestraeGUEST
Boop, boop
Dalton McGeeHOST
The next question is this.
Dalton McGeeHOST
Which 1999 satirical black comedy based on director Mike Judge's Milton cartoon series inspired the real life subsidiary Swingline to introduce a red stapler to its product line and lampooned the requirement of at least 15 items of flair for workers at the nearby Tchotchke bar and grill.
Dalton McGeeHOST
Which
Paul McLaughlinGUEST
led to TGI Fridays removing the tchotchke requirement on their stuff.