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A Classic Friday "Whatdya Do?" · Podcast - Big 98.7

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Well, it's not too often I get to tell you about a new animal
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they've not invented. I suppose the animal already existed. We just discovered it.
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Really, so, this thing's a marsupial over in Australia. Remind me
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what that is? A marsupial like a kangaroo, I think so. But
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this one they describe as like a mouse like animal. Yeah, well,
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you might not be a fan right now, but wait till I tell you
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about the great sacrifice this this animal makes. The male specifically got it mating
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when it comes to the mating Amanda. Yep, they build up for a
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three week period, the male does. When it comes to the mating moment,
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this thing gets it on for fourteen hours. Wow, marsupial down,
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boy, Holy smoke, an absolute marathon session. Fourteen hours. This thing
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existent grabbed, probably has to grab water at some point, maybe fifty give
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them fifteen minutes or so, and did a little akorment. Okay, but
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fourteen hours nonetheless an impressive feet until the point that he does impregnate the female.
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And at that point, Amanda, our marsupial friend dies. That's it.
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That's what they're put on this earth for. One fourteen hour romp and
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done done. We were just talking about this because we were or at least
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maybe it was just me thinking about it. You don't remember this convent.
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We were talking about something similar to like a bee. How when they sting
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you they die? Yes, this sounds more fun, although the stinging would
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be fun too, I don't know. We were talking about the new we're
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supposed to be getting those cicadas. Oh cicadas. Yeah, yeah, those
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cicadas are supposed to come up, but they're supposed to sound like jackhammers.
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That's right. And this is going to be going on for I mean,
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nobody knows because Jammer speed, it ain't gonna be fourteen hours to tell you.
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Like Ana in the morning, Big Natty eight point seven, it's time
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for our annual, our weekly tradition hypothetical situation situation game. It's called what
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do you do? Are you ready for that? Butcher? That's so bad?
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Anyway? Go ahead, All right, here we go. Your buddy
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Miller, he's in a punch. Uh, he's in a pinch. Miller
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is yep? Your buddy Miller. He's in a pinch. He can't find
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a babysitter. He just had a baby. So he gives you a call,
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Bro, I need you to watch our baby just for a couple of
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hours. Of course, you're a great friend. You've taken care of kids
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before. No problem. I'm just hanging out over at Stickies with some friends.
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You could just drop the baby on over. He's like, that's totally
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fine. The baby's asleep, not a problem, no big deal. You're
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just sitting there hanging out. The baby starts crying. It's like E starts
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getting fussy, and you're you're getting it the baby out. You're like,
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no big deal, hold the baby, and baby starts making these like weird
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like noises and all of a sudden flat oh wait I met the restaurant.
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Yeah, okay, gotta go ahead. Yeah, you have the baby in
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hand because you're watching the baby at Sickies. He said, yep, yep,
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okay. The baby has a complete blowout. Remember Miller was in a
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pinch, he was in a total rush. Miller forgot to give you the
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diaper bag. Baby splat everywhere. Just gross. So Pike O got really
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messy situation. What do you do? Well, what I'm gonna have to
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do, Amanda, I'm gonna say, hey, I know you guys got
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that big sink back there that you washed the dishes in. Not gonna tell
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him why, but just say, hey, you know we've done a lot
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of work together over the years, sickies and big ninety eight point seventy.
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Can I just go use that sink? And oh yeah, I'm gonna take
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this newborn baby with me, and yeah, I'm gonna hoose them up.
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You're not gonna go to the bathroom. You're gonna go all the way to
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the back. It sounds like this is the job for an industrial sized sink.
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A little are you putting the baby through the dishwasher at this point?
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No, it's a big I know what you're talking about. I'm not gonna
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bring him to the bathroom where you know they probably got one of those automatic
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sinks. It doesn't go when you want it to go. And no,
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I get it. Poor little baby August is barand is covered. Yeah August.
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Yeah, oh cute. I tell you where the god parents? No,
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yeah, yeah, I guess not official yet. We got to do
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the thing at at the place. But oh my gosh, bike, that's
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such an honor. Yeah, I'm really racking up God children. So this
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why would we need to have kids of our own, so this situation might
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not be so hypothetical someday. Miller sounds like if you're ever in a pinch
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bikes your guy, Well, I'm in at my turn. So you're at
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your daughter's fourth recital of the week or whatever, got it? Okay.
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While you're in the room, your daughter's out there performing, You overhear one
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of the other moms sitting near you lean over and whisper to her husband something
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to the effect of, boy, that Amanda Lee's daughter just doesn't seem to
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be getting. Now, you're about eighty percent sure that that's exactly what she
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said, but you can't prove it. Okay, So after their sit all
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the parents are gathering, kids are coming up. Same mom comes up to
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you and she looks you in the eye and says, boy, Amandalie,
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your daughter Sydney did a great job up there. She's really getting a hang
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of it. Somn, oh did I miss here? Did I not?
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What do you do? What do I do? I mean? You're probably
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boiling right I'm boiling, no, I'm am I speaking of your palm's a
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sweaty. I am so angry right now, probably have already texted my girlfriends,
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Oh, gosh, you're pretty sure, pretty sure? Yeah, I'm
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gonna look at her and go, oh, I'm sorry. I guess that's
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probably not what I thought you when you were talking to your husband, Is
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that what you were telling him about my daughter? Really? Because I think
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I know you know for sure, she's gonna say I don't know what you're
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talking about, and then you're gonna question it. You're gonna be God,
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what if she didn't? Really, you're right, you're busting me. I'd
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probably just go, oh, thank you so much? What do you have
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a daughter that dances? She is? She is? She great? Is
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she going to be? Like? What is the best dancer? Her?
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Like? Who are you? Oh do you have a daughter? Why are
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you? Why are you here? I've never seen you before? No,
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you know me, I'm gonna be like I truly would be like, oh,
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thank you so much, and then I'm gonna go home and I'm just
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gonna be so much. Go ahead, Okay, gosh, that wouldn't got
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me kind of worked up like that would actually happen. I'm mad too,
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all right, to be fair, is your daughter not getting it? Or
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how's she doing? You know she she does a little sweetheart dance coming up
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here, and they said this a video of practice to practice at home.
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I mean she just watches so intently, so it's like she's a little yeah
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yeah, but therefore so yeah exactly. I'm sure down the road it'll be
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fine. All right, Your friend Taylor offers you an opportunity to make a
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great deal of money, very very quick. He arranged a little offshore account
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for you. He won't tell you exactly how you're going to make this money.
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You get the impression that it's not exactly legal as an offshore account.
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Yeah, it's you're not just going over to a credit union here in town.
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This is an offshore account. You're pretty sure that it's not legal.
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He just says you gotta get five hundred dollars. That's it. You're investing
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five hundred dollars and promises you never have to work again. But it's illegal.
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So Pike, oh, well, now I know it's illegal, or
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I'm pretty sure you know it. Am I more confident than you were than
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that mom said that normal thing. Yeah, you're about ninety eight percent sure
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it's illegal, but you only have to put five hundred dollars in and you
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never have to work again. What do you do? Well, I think,
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yolo, you know, you just gotta try, You just gotta I
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gotta trust that he would not put me in a situation that I would go
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to prison for the rest of my life. So yeah, I never have
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to work again. Five hundred bucks? Really did I borrow five hundred bucks?
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Are you kidding? That surprises me? What you know, I'm a
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boy at heart. I've just been waiting for the right, illegal opportunity to
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get out of this place. Wink wink, nudge nudge. All right,
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okay. Final one. You're filling up on gas at the holiday Okay,
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now you opt to pay in the story in the gas station because you want
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to grab some lightly salted almonds and a banana. Oh nice, healthy snack,
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best the gas station has to offer, that's for sure. Well,
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you go up to the counter and in some sort of bizarre reverse robbery,
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the clerk pulls out a gun and says, give me all your money.
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You're a little confused. You say, well, I have a banana and
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almonds because those are your weapons of choice. You're a little confused, though,
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you say, well, wait, why don't you just take the money
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from the till, and the clerk says, oh, yeah, that's not
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a bad idea. Then she says, well, how about this. I'll
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do that, and if you promised it. Nobody else is in the gas
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station. By the ways, it's little mono. We mono, got it.
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She says, I'll tell you what. I'll do that, and if
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you promise to never tell anybody about this again, I'll tell you what.
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I'll let you fill up for free for the rest of your life. Oh,
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I got a hog, So a man, I know what a hog
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is. What do you do? I mean, gas prices are expensive.
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My gosh, it was almost a hundred A pretty large vehicle. That's what
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I met when I said I got a hog. Oh all right, okay,
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Can I get to keep the banana and the omens? I suppose?
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Yeah? No, no, she takes them. Does that change your answer?
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I think I'm gonna I think I'm gonna have to not say anything really,
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okay, to be fair, I'm gonna tell my husband. But then
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I'm not gonna say okay. But obviously you know you can keep it in
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your network. Yeah, you can tell me in her circle. Yeah,
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totally I'll probably take advantage of it too, start black mailing this to Clark.
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Hey, stick them up Amanda in the morning. Now, Amanda stills,
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let's see, we's see brat to buy Park Company real tours? All
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right, justin Timberlake. He says he wrote one hundred songs for his album
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that is said to be released here. Now. Of course, we just
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played selfish. I really enjoyed it. I thought it was great. I'm
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excited to hear it. I would think you'd like one of the hundred.
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I'm sure there's probably only thirteen. Try, you know, Amanda, just
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to let you kind of on the inside here from an artist's perspective, Well,
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thank you so much. JA had low standards. And when we're going
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through our writing process, you know, while we might only release six or
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seven songs, generally we have written six or seven songs. Oh got it?
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So I guess I guess that said, I don't really know his process.
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You don't really don't. Well, you know, when they're all that
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good, you have to release them. Very true. I imagine he wrote
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some stinkers, I would think. So, I'm excited to just hear what
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this album is all about. I enjoyed the song that he has already really
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selfish. Last night he was on Jimmy Fallon Oh yeah, and he made
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a pretty big announcement. I'm excited about it. Oh that, Oh yeah,
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I'm going on tour, going on to it. I really milked it.
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It took like forty five seconds for him to get to that. But
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really cheesy. But those two are just really good friends. So it's cheesy
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watching it. But they're just having a good old time. They do have
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an adorable little vibe, don't they. They do. And by the way,
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he was just yesterday we were talking about it. Ten years ago.
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We were giving away Justin Timberlay tickets for the twenty twenty experience. We had
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a big VIP party, so I am. I was wearing this cool vest.
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We're still going in my memories. I'm like, where did that vest
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go? Where did that vest go? I like to wear that vest?
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Well, maybe you can wear it to Justin timberlakeshow well, sayfully he the
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route works and he can make his way this way. He's gonna be kicking
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off a tour or April twenty ninth in Vancouver. He's also going to be
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on Saturday Night Live tomorrow, all right, ask for his wife, Jessica
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Biale. She's got all kinds of people worked up. She jumped on to
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TikTok and she likes to eat in this shower. Listen to. I really
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want to, you know, start a movement, a shower eating movement.
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I think for people who are multitasking, it's just going to be such a
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huge relief in so many ways. Here's my rules with shower eating. A
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ledge is really helpful. Something that you can stick your cup, your yogurt
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container, your coffee, your espresso, and then you know, you do
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your thing. You wash your hair, keep the soap out. That's a
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big deal. It's pretty simple. Guys, you can do this. Find
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it deeply satisfying. I mean, she's got a different shower than all of
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us. I do have a little ledge on my shower, not me.
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It's what between my one bottle of shampoo and my wife's fourteen different bottles of
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things, you know, there's just no room to be setting anything in there.
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I don't think I've ever ate in the shower. I've definitely had like
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a shower beer or a glass of wine or something like that. While getting
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ready. I guess with kids, you know, if you just need to
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have that alone time, you might as well. I have had a chance
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to eat on the toilet, like well, my kids were taking the bath
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and stuff. I've had like a full meal on the toilet when they were
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little. That is so gross. Well, I'm not like going to the
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bathroom just sitting there, you know, the thought of it. Yeuh,
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you're sick, lady speaking, I'm sick. Oh my gosh. I feel
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so bad for her. I did not realize I saw this headline. I'm
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like, okay, no big deal, but AI generated not Safe for work.
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Images of Taylor Swift were released on social media. It was like up
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for nineteen hours. These pictures, I mean are mortifying and they look I
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mean, it looks just like her. The act she's performing, what they
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have her doing in these photos just disturbing and it's so real. And that's
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the issue, you know, AI, it's as scary. We obviously been
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hearing about it more and more and more every day. But the fact that
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you can create these images that look just so much like her, how horrible
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for her? And how do you go after this? You know what I
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mean? Because we don't know who created the deep fake, but ultimately somebody
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just typed in, like you had mentioned earlier, Yeah, picture of Taylor
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Swift doing whatever horrific act, and boom, there you go. So it
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scary what going forward will be possible? Now you're talking like photos, videos,
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Oh yeah, yeah, I don't know what you do. Protect Taylor
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Swift has begun trending all over social media, and I don't even know if
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that's enough, Like what do you do? What? No, I don't
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know if the hashtag is going to solve anything, but it's just really good
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support. It is good so much nice as like when you're going through stuff
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like this, because it's got to be horrifying. Sometimes that's all you can
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do is just support people. And when you have a hashtag protect Taylor Swift,
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you just know that there's a lot of people there that are wanting to
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protect you, even though they can because AI coming after you. Yep,
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thankfully they took it down, but again, the damage is probably done.
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And I just don't know if you can put that toothpaste back in the tube.
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As they say, that's a tough gig. Yeah it is. Amanda
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in the Morning. On Pig seven, a man was put to death yesterday,
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Amanda ooh, I saw this. Yeah, put to death now.
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Of course he earned it of that urcy all the way back in nineteen eighty
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eight when he committed a homicide. Well, the man yesterday was executed.
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It was his final meal. And you gotta wonder, you know, because
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I'm just curious like a cat, you know me. Well, yeah,
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because you have all the options in the world, right, I mean,
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it is very odd, like we're about to kill you, but you get
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whatever you want to eat. I don't know, like where did that ever
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start. It is a weird tradition. Of all the traditions Easter egg hunts
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on Easter, gifts on Christmas, and last meal death row, it means
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they're just it's probably the weirdest one, it is, yeah, because it's
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like, Okay, you did something really bad. We're about to execute you,
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but we're just gonna give you a little bit of break here, like
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one last chance to eat whatever you want. Like it's your final supper.
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Is that? Oh? Well it would that be why final supper? Yeah,
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like a religious thing? Yeah, the last meal, the last supper,
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That's what I don't know. I mean, I don't know. We'd
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have to do some research, which of course we're not going to do.
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But this man, you know what he chose. He wanted to eat some
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waffle house. Waffle House. Have you ever had the waffle house? I
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did at You know, it's big in the South, so of course when
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I was living in Florida it was it was much like the uh, what's
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something? There's a lot like in and out of burger or whatever. Well,
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no, they don't have any of those here here? You got it?
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Why not even so much that I'm on town. Wow, there's none
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of those either. I'm trying to think of Amanda. I'm trying to think
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of something. There's a lot of car washes, car washer. It's kind
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of like a car wash here in Fargo. As far as chains go,
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I mean, food's delicious. They got a cool little diner vibe. So
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this guy goes waffle Us, which to me, I guess if I was
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on death row and I would probably just fast, you know, I probably
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just try to cut calories. Would you You would be like bring in an
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entire China buffet. No, I would say, no, I'll pass.
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I'd say maybe just a salad. You're such a lie. If hey if
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you're going into the afterlife, and that's the body you're gonna be stuck with.
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Like, you want to be looking good. You don't want to be
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all bloated. You think the MSG is gonna stick with you in the afterlife
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after all your Chinese food. For the first thing I do when I get
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through the pearly gates is run to the bathroom like a minute in the morning
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on a big nuddy eight points. Now here's what you need to know.
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Well, he wants things to pick up a little bit here. Alec Baldwin.
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He was just charged with involuntary manslaughter and he is pushing for a speedy
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trial. He's going to appear in front of a judge I guess on February
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first, to enter his plea. I'm guessing that plea is going to be
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not guilty. He faces eighteen months in prison, and I guess, I
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mean you longer dregs out is just a lot of stress. Well, it
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would be stressful, and he has already been drug out. Was sure?
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When was that a horrible accident that went almost two years ago? I think
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in October? Right? So yeah, I know one thing though from school
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that he does indeed have the right to a speedy trial and the right to
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a lawyer. Gosh, I'm glad you remember that. Here's another thing that
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can't happen. If he does get found not guilty, they can't try him
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again double jeopardy correct, correct. So those are things that can't happen.
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And the Super Bowl logo a lot of people have been talking about it this
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year because well, people are thinking that the whole NFL is rigged when it
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comes to who is actually going to be in the Super Bowl. This has
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gone on for a few years now. Well this year the logo, and
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they didn't just come up with it, it was a year ago. It
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was released. It is red and it is also purple. So the Chiefs
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are red, forty nine Ers are red, Ravens are purple. All three
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teams are in the final, in the last five round, the final teams,
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the two remaining in the super Bowl. It's been correct. So we
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got the logo for next year. Oh boy, oh, I don't know
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if you can take it. You can't see me, but I'm rubbing my
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hands together. Purple. So Viking fans of course go in wild sounds like
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more like the Ravens probably, okay, And then Green for the Jets.
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Yeah, Aaron Rodgers is gonna be back, really getting those Jets revved up.
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I'd take go ahead, lock in the Green Bay Packers versus the Baltimore
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Ravens. That would make the most sense. So thank you, Amana for
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that information. Yeah, no problem. That didin't turn your football week around
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with that information. You know, I really have been trying to avoid any
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football discussion after the Packers lost. But that I can entertain. You can
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them playing in the Super Bowl. Wait, next year, you're gonna love
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this. Reese is they put together their pink heart candy. So it's just
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like everything they have the Christmas tree, they have the pumpkin, they have
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the Easter egg. Now they're doing so I think of the firework. They
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should though the turkey on Thanksgiving? Did you say that? Why don't they
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do the turkey? Don't they do something else for Thanksgiving? No? No,
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they don't. They go right from Halloween to Christmas. Thanksgiving is kind
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of one of those doesn't really get much. Yeah, you're right, but
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this one's a heart. This is a heart. It's like a light pink
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heart, but it's a long shaped heart. It's not your around heart.
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So if you flip it upside down and just even the way they concocted this,
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when you open it, it's gone viral because it looks like the anatomy
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of I guess some people are more focused on the male part. I was
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kind of thinking, like old ladies, it's kind of droopy, is what
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you. Yeah, well, I'm gonna have to get one. And once
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you see it, you can't unsee it. It's hilarious. Yeah, well
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that's I mean, listen, if I was my old, immature self,
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I think that's funny. But now as an adult, I certainly wouldn't be
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entertained by that. No, definitely not. What would you say is your
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favorite reces because there's all sorts of styles. I'm just a regular cup.
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Don't give me the big cup. Just give me a normal Reese's peanut butter
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You don't like the big cup, No peanut butter eat too much, and
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I feel like it's a little bit harder. Does that make sense? It's
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I don't know something about just your basic Reese's peanut butter cup where they're a
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little soft kind of in the middle. It gets yeah, and I'll maybe
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do the pieces and add it to popcorn. It's pieces? Are you the
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one who says Rec's pieces insane? Wait? What piece? It's called Reese's
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Pieces? Pieces of Reeses? You and four other kids I grew up with
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called it Rece's Pieces. Why am I calling them that? But I don't
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know. I don't know where that piece is? No, they're not you
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sure pieces? Why would they change the name of their own brand? Well,
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because rece'son pieces is better than Riese's Pieces. Oh why wouldn't you go
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with the actual brand that you call yourself? And then the word pieces which
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is actually word where pieces is some sort of astrological sign that's pieces? Oh
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now you want to split? Oh? Interesting, if it's comes to your
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little astrology, then you get serious. What my mind is kind of blown
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right now. I mean not that it's weird. I've been saying something wrong
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my whole life. That's status quo. But interesting. Okay, yeah,
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don't ever say it again. Back to you? What is your favorite?
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What? You don't listen all of them? Easter egg is good nut rageous.
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I do like a good nut rageous bar Dreese is nutrageous? What's in
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that besides nuts? Peanut butter? You can about to imagine a bunch of
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nuts and peanut butter, and it's kind of about it, but like a
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creamy a nugget or a caramel in it. No, no, no,
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you don't know. It's me ridiculous. I'm trying to think if I've ever
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had a mist rageous it's similar to the fast break but nuttier. Okay,
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gotcha? Yeah, all right, great conversation here, get a man in
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the morning from Long Get up on Big seven. You got one of the
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great mysteries of the year happening in Kansas City. Sadly, yeah, it
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is finally making like media headlines. We had started talking about it early this
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week. There were four guys which now were finding out. There were five
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guys that got together for the Kansas City Chiefs in Chargers game. They went
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to their buddy's house. This buddy, they've all been friends together, all
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of them for over twenty years. He's a scientist. So that's all the
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information we really know about him, other than they went to his house.
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They were hanging out. They're all old, like thirty's forty. A couple
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of them have kids. One of them was engaged, another one was divorced
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and has another kid. So they have these families. It's not like they're
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just partying animals. Way it looked like you're just middle aged fellas. I
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wanted to get together to watch the game. Absolutely, So we just found
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out yesterday that this fifth guy, who is a mystery guy does not want
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to be known or his name in the media, was hanging out there with
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everybody. He didn't say that they were doing any drugs or anything like that.
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He said, I left my buddy's house at midnight that night, and
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we were watching Jeopardy at midnight at midnight let's be the late running bash that
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rerun. Who knows, so he said he left. When he left,
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everybody was totally fine. Now, if you're just hearing about this for the
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first time, what ended up happening is after that guy left two days now
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goes by, it's tuesday. The guy who lives in the house said he
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fell asleep. He had his earbuds in and his found fan blaring, so
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he couldn't hear his phone going off for two days. Because everybody was wondering
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where everybody else was. The three guys nowhere to be found. The dad
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kept calling the fiance. All these people are going what's going on. Finally,
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the fiance drives by, notices that the two cars of the friends are
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still there, walks up, can't see anything, ends up finding her fiance
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dead on the porch, guys on the back porch. One of them was
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on the back porch, the other two in the yard, and she didn't
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see the other two in the yard at the time. She called the police
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immediately. When the police showed up, they were investigating and then found the
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other two guys. So now, okay, so this fifth guy, this
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mystery man, got out of there unharmed. You know, really, there's
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so many things if I could ask them, I would love to ask,
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you know. Obviously with the investigation, and the police came out right away
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and said this is one not a murder investigation, correct. I always just
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questioned, why why can't they be so sure? You know? And of
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course there's things they know that we don't know. But it's like, well,
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and that's what's so mind blowing to me, because the parents of one
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of the kids who died or son he I guess, went over there and
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they're saying that because this guy was a scientist, he liked to concoct different
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vact like he was trying to find vaccines. So the mom is saying,
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I think he drugged all of these guys with some random concoction and then drug
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them outside. I mean, I mean that, see, that would make
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sense in my brain, and I got this pea sized little brain. But
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I can't think of another scenario where they would all have gone in the backyard.
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So it's the coats absolutely nothing and all simultaneous just collapsed. Like obviously
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they had to either be unconscious and then succumb to the elements. But why
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would all three of them be unconscious, you know, they're not all equal
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amounts and drunk and just happened to pass out outside in the backyard. I
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mean, it had to have been something that they were inside, you know,
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poison makes sense? Right not to accuse this guy because I don't know
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him. He could be the best guy in the world. Well, that's
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tragedy for him, everybody is saying, and he's saying that, but he
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has already This is where the suss comes in. He is already moving out
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of that place, and he's moving away because he of all the scrutiny.
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It's like, well, okay, what I don't know what do you think
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he's running? I don't know about that. I mean that would be could
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you spend another minute in there knowing that that happened. Let's say, let's
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pretend, let's do a little exercise here where we pretend he is innocent.
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Okay, would you want to stay there? But so he's innocent, but
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for two days he just didn't look at his phone. It's from home,
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it doesn't matter. You still don't look at your phone in two days.
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I don't know if people tried to call him. I don't know they did.
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They did, yes, okay, maybe he just depending on how old
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you are, sometimes people just leave the phone on the night stand, or
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like my mom sometimes forgets it and it's in a do not disturb or airplane
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mode. I don't know. Heartbreak. Amanda's not on the you know,
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the courts. She's not a judge because he's just guilty, guilty. I
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watched so much Dayline, and I just am so intrigued by this, but
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honestly heartbreaking. Can you imagine keep just hearing the the lives that these guys
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were living the day before this, and their family is oh my gosh,
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I can't even imagine. But also they're saying it could take eight weeks for
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these toxicology reports, so nobody's gonna have answers. Yeah, well, in
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the meantime, it'll be one of the great mysteries. I can't take me
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hooked right and Amanda in the morning on Big seven. So this guy posted
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online because he's been having an issue with his neighbor. And maybe you've had
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this before. Neighbor's dog keeps getting into your yard, constantly finding this dog
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in your yard, and so he kept bringing the dog back to where it
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came from. Well, eventually he just got sick of it. So he
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brings a dog back to this neighbor and it's a woman in an apartment,
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and she like takes a fence to it, you know, which is a
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funny thing neighbors like to do so annoying. Yes, because if my dog,
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which again we don't have a fence or whatever, if my dog's going
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into your yard, I still have to feel aut this situation. But I'm
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gonna do my best to not have the dog in the yard. But we
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don't have fences. So what am I gonna you know, what you're gonna
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do. And people just have a way of like they know they're doing they're
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in the wrong, but they just get defensive. That's why, like,
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for example, you know, if you're in an apartment and somebody's being loud
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above you or whatever, it almost never makes sense to even confront them because
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they're it's just gonna start a war, right because their instant reaction, no
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matter how even if they feel sorry, it's like they're just offended that you
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will bring it up. Yeah, yeah, sure, yeah, exactly.
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Well this guy you finally had enough, he brings the dog over. Neighbor
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comes over finally to get the dog. So now they're in this guy's yard
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and as they're arguing, they start going back and forth, exchanging blood.
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Yeah, get your dog out of here, my dog blah blah blah blah
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blah. Woman in retaliation bends down and starts tworking in the middle of the
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street as she's going back to her place with dogs. What in some sort
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of act of this will show you kind of just like getting low, do
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you want a little twerk happens, hands on the knees, slapping her rear.
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He described the scene ass, Hey, that's Harry. I mean it
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is hilarious because it's like, what do you do? Yeah, I mean,
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what's how do I top that? I don't know, because what would
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be your reaction I'm trying to think of. I mean, you're just I
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think you grab your phone and you're like, what is this lunatic to just
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start filming it? Yeah? And then is it like okay, I forgive
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you? Kind of funny? I don't know, it's kind of kind of
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entertainment. It's funny. It's kind of like the equivalent of like if you
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get into a fight with somebody and then you just make a funny face at
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him and it's like, yeah, I got top that gotchat? What you
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gonna do? You ever have a neighbor issue similar to this? Anyway?
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Anybody ever to work in your yard? Know only when we have friends over.
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That's kind of our go to thing. Oh really, little torking on
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a Saturday night. No, we really haven't. We've been really lucky to
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have great neighbors. That's good. Well, maybe I'll move into the neighborhood
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get a little rowdy. I do. Like I've told you, I'm a
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part of a neighborhood group, watch group, a neighborhood watch group, and
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it's amazing to me there is a neighborhood next to me that the dogs have
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been a huge issue, and it's hilarious because people post it anonymously and they
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circled recently just this whole like block. It's like there's a lot of loud,
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dark, barking dogs in this area. And then people are trolling and
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then there's some people who are like, yeah, this is out of control,
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bring your dogs in, do all this stuff. But people can anonymously
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do it. It's like, just go talk to your neighbor if you have
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an issue, truly, just sit down and have the adult conversation. I
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know. Yeah, before we moved up here, we had just booned and
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moved into a house, and the dog situation was just so out of control.
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Multiple houses just leaving dogs in the yard for hours all day, barking
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and barking. As soon as we put our dog out on the leash and
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she starts barking instantly, you walk down and you're like, hey, no,
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are you We're gonna It's like, that's also annoying to me? How
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is that not annoying? That's what the sane person would do. But apparently
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we moved into the opposite let the dogs out, no doubt,