Episode 857 The Sunk Cost Fallacy

Episode 857 The Sunk Cost Fallacy is an episode of the Brant & Sherri Oddcast that aired on January 9, 2019.

Synopsis
00:00 Introduction segment

00:16 Sounding different in your head and recordings.

01:04 Praying for difficult people will cause you to love them.

02:16 Jesus let people cut in line. He honors desperate people.

04:19 Shock Jock: The worlds largest pencil collection is only 19,000 pencils.

05:42 Christianity is becoming less popular.

07:13 Brant's son got promoted to military officer. Brant has given him permission to change his last name to Crunch for when he gets promoted to captain.

07:59 Brant Hansen Prize Wheel: 18 million or an inspiring quote about new beginnings. Inspiring quote about new beginnings is won, quote: "Tomorrow is a the first blank page of a 365 page book, write a good one". Sherri mentions that it is the 8th page of the 365 page book.

09:44 Breaking Animal News: Something important is happening somewhere. Over 100 praying mantises infest a person's home after a she bought an infested Christmas tree. She is selling them so if anyone wants to buy any.

11:07 Have you ever walked out on a movie? The guest said no, because it is an investment. It's called the sunk cost fallacy.

12:16 Brant talks about confession and apologizing.

13:11 A fish in Japan sold for 3 million dollars. How good would it have to taste?

14:10 Brant talks about shame, God wants to cover over our shame, he doesn't want us to hide and deny it.

15:10 Meter maids and meter men deserve a break.

16:02 Ending segment

Quotes
(As listed on the webpage)

“Jesus honors desperation.”

“You can announce shock and then demand a buzz.”

“There’s always a trade off for a good laugh.”

“You can have the popcorn without the terrible movie.”

Synopsis on the page
Loving Difficult People, Jesus and People Cutting in Line, Shock Jock, Christians in the Culture, Captain _____, The Brant Hansen Prize Wheel, Breaking Animal News, Walk Out of a Movie, Apologizing, 3-Million Dollar Blue Fin Tuna, The Meter Maid;