013 - John and Hank and Wheezy Waiter!

TL;DR

You can now have your name etched on a silicon chip that will be sent to Mars for free. AFC Wimbledon had an evening to watch Paper Towns together, and Callum Kennedy's Jurassic World celebration went viral.

Transcript

hello and welcome to dear Hank and John Loras I prefer to think of it Dear John and Hank it's a podcast where my brother and I we answer your questions did you do B this advice and bring you all the week's news from both Mars and AFC Wimbledon and this week's dear Hank and John is a little bit different how is he different John well we are actually... Read More

Key Insights

• 🐿️ Mars enthusiasts now have the opportunity to have their names on a silicon chip that will be sent to the planet.
• 🌃 AFC Wimbledon continues to engage with fans, organizing events like movie nights and celebrating player achievements.
• 🥳 Callum Kennedy's Jurassic World celebration gained a lot of attention and showcased the fun and spirit of the team.

Questions & Answers

Q: How can I have my name on a silicon chip that will be sent to Mars?

To have your name etched on the chip, you can sign up on the Mars NASA website for free.

Q: What event did AFC Wimbledon organize?

AFC Wimbledon organized a movie night to watch Paper Towns together, which was attended by the manager, players, and fans.

Q: What was Callum Kennedy's celebration?

Callum Kennedy celebrated his goal for AFC Wimbledon by recreating the Velociraptor run from Jurassic World, gaining viral popularity.

Q: How can I watch the video created by AFC Wimbledon about Paper Towns?

You can find the heartwarming video on John Green's Twitter account.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• NASA is allowing people to have their names etched on a silicon chip that will be sent to Mars for free.

• AFC Wimbledon organized an event to watch Paper Towns together and created a heartwarming video about the experience.

• Callum Kennedy scored a goal for AFC Wimbledon and celebrated by recreating the Velociraptor run from Jurassic World, which went viral.