The podcasters visited Jack in the Box, a fast-food chain in the US, to try their menu items. They were surprised by the high calorie and fat content of the food but enjoyed the taste of some items, such as the Loaded Breakfast Sandwich, Curly Fries, and Sourdough Jack. They also tried the 50p tacos, which they found to be a guilty pleasure. The podcasters acknowledged that the food was not healthy but appreciated the convenience and affordability of Jack in the Box. They also promoted a Japanese snack subscription box called Boksu.
Here are the key facts from the text:
1. The speaker and their friend Ducky are at Coachella, but they left to find cheaper food alternatives.
2. They are trying food from Jack in the Box, a fast-food chain.
3. Two tacos from Jack in the Box cost $1.
4. The speaker and Ducky are also promoting a monthly subscription service called Boxu, which delivers premium Japanese snacks and tea pairings.
5. The first box from Boxu is called "Seasons of Japan" and is curated by snack experts.
6. Jack in the Box is known for its curly fries.
7. The speaker and Ducky are trying various menu items from Jack in the Box, including a loaded breakfast sandwich, sourdough jack, and a bacon ultimate cheeseburger.
8. They are also trying a pre-packaged New York-style cheesecake and churros from Jack in the Box.
9. The speaker has a background in competitive eating and has eaten 20 hot dogs in one sitting.
10. Ducky used to work as a cameraman and has traveled extensively, meeting many people along the way.
11. The speaker and Ducky are sponsored by Boxing for this episode.