Show Notes
Episode #69 Welcome to Money2Byrne, the podcast that takes a lighthearted look at the world of business. In this episode number 69, we have some interesting and fun topics to share with you. Here are the show notes:
Topic 1: Did you know that the oldest known condoms were found in a cave in France and are 12,000-15,000 years old? We explore some fascinating facts about the history of condoms and how they've evolved over time including a fact that might make you a little bit sick,
Topic 2: Before he became a famous Hollywood actor, Brad Pitt worked as a chicken mascot for a restaurant chain. But he also had a much more risky job, We delve into some other surprising jobs that famous people had before they hit it big.
Topic 3: Have you ever heard of someone who sells farts in a jar? Yes, it's a real thing! We discuss the story of a woman who makes a living by selling her farts online and how she became an internet sensation.
Topic 4: Have you ever wondered how much old Playboy magazines are worth? We take a look at the current value of vintage Playboy magazines and explore the factors that determine their worth.
Thank you for tuning in to Money2Byrne. We hope you enjoyed this episode, and we look forward to bringing you more fun and informative topics in the future. Don't forget to follow us on social media and subscribe to our podcast to stay up-to-date with the latest episodes
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