Latest / The Daily Sarcast / September 3rd, 2026: 2,000 Socks, Schapp's And The Last Of Summer
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- 0:00This episode is brought to you by Congratulations. Congrats on the new job,
- 0:06new promotion, new baby, new car, new spouse, or whatever else we're supposed to say congrats on.
- 0:14Congrats! You made it to September 3rd, 2026.
- 0:18I'd offer my condolences, but I'm saving that for some other time.
- 0:22Today is a congratulatory type day. So congrats!
- 0:27The communal suffering that brings us together Chicago mayoral candidate Suzanne
- 0:34Mendoza On drinking a wormwood-based Swedish schnapps,
- 0:40With 1,969 other people,
- 0:44Setting a Guinness World Record,
- 0:47Insert theme song here This is the Daily Sarcast I give you the news and maybe
- 0:52a laugh I'm Jeremy Castile and today is Thursday, September 3rd, 2026.
- 1:00Hello! Hope everyone is well. It's me again.
- 1:03Seems Thursday has become a normal thing for me now. I don't know what I'm going
- 1:07to do once Lindsay comes back full-time.
- 1:12This is so much fun. I can't believe there's been days with no guest host.
- 1:17Yeah, there's been some gaps.
- 1:19In real news, South Carolina man attempts to break Guinness World Book Record
- 1:24of largest collection of socks.
- 1:27Daryl Parker amassed a collection of 2,000 unique pairs of socks.
- 1:33I wonder how many pairs he's lost over the years to the dryer.
- 1:37Ring lost in New York Lake found 28 years later.
- 1:41Michael Siegley and Dylan Laporte found a class of 88 ring while treasure hunting
- 1:48at Great Sacondaga Lake.
- 1:50They hope to find the owner through social media. So if you know anyone missing
- 1:55their class ring, let them know.
- 1:58Tropical Storm Edward, E-D-O-U-A-R-D, makes Texas-Louisiana landfall.
- 2:06The storm spans from Houston to New Orleans. Maximum sustained winds of 60 mph
- 2:11will push the storm towards Dallas Wednesday night.
- 2:15Tornadoes and flash flooding are expected. Someone on a porch somewhere said, We needed this.
- 2:23Life update. By the time this episode airs, I'll have probably dumped a couple
- 2:28hundred pounds of trash.
- 2:30Two apartment complexes in my hometown were in dire need of help.
- 2:35I saw a post on social media of trash heaps piled up next to dumpsters.
- 2:40I commented and asked for donations and help. Tuesday morning,
- 2:44about 20 people showed up, and we cleaned one site. It was about four dumpsters of trash.
- 2:51We filled two trailers and a roll-off container full of all this stuff.
- 2:56This morning, we'll clear the second site. The trash removal company hasn't
- 3:01removed trash in about three weeks.
- 3:04It needed attention, so we took action.
- 3:07Five things you should do before the end of summer. Summer ends September 22nd,
- 3:13so you have about 20 days. Go swimming.
- 3:17Water park, pool, beach, lake, doesn't matter, just go swim.
- 3:22Dancing outside. I will not elaborate.
- 3:26Participate in live comedy go see a stand-up show sketch review or an improv
- 3:31show if you don't go see one be in one go on that trip you know the one just go,
- 3:39kiss someone on the evening of September 10th it's the new moon,
- 3:45cooking tip of the day cheese fries or nacho plates need to be layered if you
- 3:52don't layer them the meat and cheese will be gone in the first few bites,
- 3:57and you'll just have fries or chips.
- 3:59Don't be that kind of psychopath.
- 4:02Feedback? Comments? Questions? A nice Jewish boy looking for a date?
- 4:07Email lindsay at thedailysarcast.com.
- 4:10I'm Jeremy Castile. Tune in tomorrow for another very special episode of The
- 4:14Daily Sarcast Summer Residency.