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• 38:00McDonald's is moving away from beef and red meat toward tropical and exotic drinks to appeal to the middle class.
• 38:28Tim explains that the middle class are the ones constantly subjected to guilt trips and experimental food trends, while the rich do whatever they want and the poor just survive.
• 39:06Publications keep linking red meat to climate change, but rich people ignore it and poor people can't afford alternatives like wild-caught salmon.
• 39:59McDonald's needs to lure both the middle and lower classes with tropical drinks and hibiscus tea designed for different demographics.
• 40:41Tim riffs on white women drinking hibiscus tea at Cosmic and fantasizing about being tied to a tree by terrorists while bored.
• 41:10Fast food companies are running an experiment on middle-class Americans in suburban areas like Bowling Brook, Illinois with high-sugar products.
• 41:54Tim describes suburban workers stopping at Cosmic for a churro frappe sugar high to get through teaching or other exhausting jobs.
• 42:24Tim used the Game Time app to get third-row orchestra seats at a Broadway show and recommends it for finding last-minute deals on tickets.
• 42:55Game Time offers the best prices on tickets because they want to fill seats right up until and even after events start.
• 43:32Game Time will credit you 100 percent of the difference if you find the same tickets cheaper elsewhere, showing their confidence in their pricing.
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