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Where does "Keep Buggering On" actually come from — and why do we keep yelling "huzzah" like it's 1812? On this episode, we trace the real Winston Churchill moment that gave this whole show its name (December 10th, 1941, three days after Pearl Harbor), the surprisingly contested history of the word "huzzah," and the actual sailors who shouted it mid-battle aboard the USS Constitution. Plus: a multi-state Halloween costume hunt that produced a huzzah that wasn't even ours. Fully sourced. Genuinely funny. Wear the mindset — KBO Standard Supply, link in the show notes.

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A golf shot so rare almost nobody saw it happen — and the legend got told anyway. On this episode of Keep Buggering On, we trace Gene Sarazen's 1935 Masters double eagle, the "shot heard 'round the world" that maybe two dozen people actually witnessed in person. Then: a ten-year-old argument about whether Benedict Arnold really deserves to be America's most famous traitor, and a classroom story about the kid nobody expected anything from. Fully sourced. Genuinely funny. Wear the mindset — K-B-O Standard Supply LLC

What is KBO Standard Supply? We make no-nonsense apparel for the disciplined, the relentless, and anyone who knows that a rough day is no excuse to quit. If you’re going to face the chaos of the world, you might as well look lethal doing it.

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Ever snapped at someone for asking a completely innocent question like, "Hey, did you grab milk?" We’ve all been there. In this episode of Keep Buggering On, we are breaking down the art of the one-liner, the volatility of homemade carbs, and the real reason you are secretly furious at the person standing right next to you.

First, we tackle one of history's most iconic verbal takedowns: Winston Churchill’s infamous 1946 "sober tomorrow" zinger to Labour MP Bessie Braddock. Except, there’s a catch—Churchill almost certainly didn't write it, and he might not have even said it. We unearth the 150-year-old history of this recycled joke to uncover a deeper truth: the massive gap between a bad night and a bad character.

Also in this episode:

• The Bread Wars: A hilarious, three-act tragedy of how the exact same ingredients can result in perfect sourdough, accidental naan, a wet paper towel, or a literal roofing shingle.
• The Blast Radius of Stress: Why your router, the person counting exact change in the checkout line, and your pets aren't actually the problem—they are just the closest soft targets when an old fuse finally blows.
• The Ultimate Skill: How to look at an ugly world and figure out whether the thing in front of you actually caused the storm, or just happened to be standing there when the rain started.

Pour a drink, hide from your kitchen projects, and let's dig in.

What is KBO Standard Supply? We make no-nonsense apparel for the disciplined, the relentless, and anyone who knows that a rough day is no excuse to quit. If you’re going to face the chaos of the world, you might as well look lethal doing it.

K-B-O Standard Supply LLC