Google Trendcast

Welcome to the latest episode of Google Trendcast, where we serve up the juiciest slices of internet culture with a side of satire! In this edition, we're diving into the absurdities of the online world like a fearless diver plunging into the murky depths of the internet ocean.

First up on our rollercoaster of absurdity: William Shatner's 10 Greatest Movie Roles. Strap yourselves in, folks, as we embark on a journey through the cinematic galaxy with none other than the legendary Captain Kirk himself. From his iconic role in "Star Trek" to his... well, other roles in "Star Trek," we'll dissect Shatner's filmography with the precision of a Vulcan mind meld.

Next on the agenda: Truth Social Goes Public. That's right, folks, brace yourselves for the social media platform that promises to be as truthful as a politician during campaign season. In fact we'll take a dive into the world of truthiness, where every post comes with a side of skepticism and a dash of irony. Because who needs facts when you've got feelings, am I right?

And finally, we'll tackle the age-old question: Is March Madness relevant in Europe? Spoiler alert: Not really. While our American friends are busy filling out brackets and debating the merits of their alma mater's basketball team, our European counterparts are probably sipping espresso and discussing the finer points of... well, anything else. But fear not, dear listeners, for we'll navigate this cultural divide with all the grace of a bull in a china shop.

So grab your popcorn, buckle up, and prepare to laugh, cry, and question the very fabric of reality itself. Because here at Google Trendcast, we're not just exploring the internet – we're getting lost in the rabbit hole and loving every minute of it. Stay tuned, and remember: Don't believe everything you read online. Especially if it's on Truth Social.

"Uh huh huh huh... hey Beavis, have you ever seen that Google Trendcast thing?"

"Yeah, Butt-Head, I think it's like... that podcast thing on the internet or something."

"Yeah, yeah, but get this... they're talking about that dude, Ryan Goosling, playing Beavis from Beavis and Butthead on Saturday Night Live."

"Whoa, really? Ryan Goosling is like, that dude from those movies, right? The one with the muscles and stuff?"

"Yeah, yeah, that's him. But like, why would he wanna be Beavis? Beavis is like, cool and stuff, but he's not that cool."

"Yeah, but like, imagine Ryan Goosling going 'Uh huh huh huh, fire, fire!' That would be pretty funny, huh huh huh."

"Yeah, maybe. But then they're also talking about grown men watching X-Men cartoons and playing with Teddy Ruxpins."

"Uh, that's kinda weird, dude. Like, X-Men cartoons are cool and all, but aren't they like, for kids? And Teddy Ruxpins are those weird talking bear things, right?"

"Yeah, yeah, but like, maybe it's cool for grown men to like, embrace their inner child or something. Like, 'I'm a grown man, but I still wanna watch cartoons and play with teddy bears, huh huh huh.'"

"Yeah, I guess so. But like, if you're gonna watch cartoons, why not just watch Beavis and Butthead? We're way cooler than X-Men, huh huh huh."

"Yeah, totally. So like, if you wanna hear more about this stuff, check out Google Trendcast or something. It might be cool, huh huh huh."

Google TrendCast welcomes it's first guest to the show. This week, Dennis, Rob and guest Heath Padgett discuss the pros and cons of mustard flavored Skittles, whether Threads should rebrand as Twitter, and why nobody seems to care either way if the US government have aliens or not.

Maximum Effort Marketing Story. Extra conversations between Rob, Dennis and Heath.

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