[NakedNews.com] 2020.07.27 [1080p]
Naked News Transcript Summary - July 27, 2020
The show begins with an introduction by the host, discussing the ongoing challenges posed by the coronavirus pandemic, particularly in Spain where the UK has imposed a 14-day quarantine for arrivals from the country. This decision has significantly impacted Spain's travel and tourism sector, as UK visitors account for a large portion of its tourism.
Additional news includes Ronald McDonald's announcement that customers in the U.S. must wear masks in restaurants starting August 1, alongside the closure of dining rooms and the installation of protective panels for safety. A coin shortage in the U.S. is also reported, attributed to reduced cash transactions during the pandemic and slower coin production, affecting small retailers and their ability to make change. A segment highlights the reasons behind the reluctance of some Americans to wear masks, focusing on principles of personal liberty, skepticism towards science, and a political divide, notably with differing views among Republicans and Democrats. The segment concludes with a reminder of the importance of mask-wearing to reduce virus transmission. In sports news, key updates include an injury to Houston Astros pitcher Justin Verlander and an incident involving Clippers guard Lou Williams, who is undergoing quarantine after visiting a club during an excused absence.
In entertainment, a warning about unsolicited seeds being mailed from China and Malaysia is issued by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, advising people not to plant these seeds due to potential risks. Garmin, a tech company, is dealing with a ransomware attack believed to be from a cybercriminal group demanding a substantial ransom. Lastly, TikTok announces a$200 million fund to incentivize top users and attract new creators, amidst competition from Facebook's upcoming Reels feature.
The segment wraps up with a light-hearted report on the theoretical maximum number of hot dogs a person could eat in 10 minutes, based on research from a physiology professor, noting that the current record is 75 hot dogs. The program concludes with a reminder for viewers to share feedback and an announcement of a special guest for the next episode.