Episode

Clean Up Register Two

Podcast
The Brand X Podcast
Published
Jun 12, 2025
Duration seconds
3335
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Summary

On this vintage episode of the Brand X Podcast, John Jamingo and Deuce bring their signature humor to everyday oddities and international headlines. From beer pipelines in Belgium to bizarre supermarket incidents and heated debates about parking etiquette, no topic is too strange or trivial for the duo. They tackle outrageous news stories, riff on modern annoyances like self-checkout machines, and even dive into hard-hitting political developments in the Philippines. Buckle up for a wide-ranging conversation that’s equal parts irreverent, insightful, and uproarious. This is classic Brand X—honest, unfiltered, and a little bit unpredictable. In this episode, Jamingo and Deuce discuss: Belgium’s wild plan to pump beer through underground city pipelines for thirsty investors. The notorious supermarket “mad shitter” and the pitfalls of self-checkout technology. One man’s lifetime ban from Starbucks for defending handicapped parking spaces and the broader debate about accessibility. Hacked electronic roadway signs and the most creative (and inappropriate) messages we’d love to see. The Philippines’ controversial new president and his shocking directive to encourage civilians to confront and even kill drug dealers.