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Is Your Job Pointless? You're Not Alone. · Podcast - Big 98.7

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You know, at your job, there are days where things just are going
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horrible and you just want to just tell it like it is. You're just
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fed up. You're just gonna say what you're thinking. Yeah, this American
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Airlines pilot finally did so on a flight. And you know, normally,
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when you get on the flight and the pilot chimes in, it's like tune
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out Central, like, I don't care what this but I don't. I'm
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aware of what the temp is where we're landing, especially when you're coming My
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favorite is when you're going back to Fargo and he I'm like, no,
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it's exciting when you're going to somewhere because everywhere is better. Oh yeah,
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but he's in the winter. Temperatures uh be ten degrees cloudy, we could
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see some snow. You don't have a jacket, and you're probably gonna die
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when you get off the flight. But no, this guy, though,
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he wanted to address the etiquette on a flight. So right, here's what
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you could tell. He just obviously got done with the flight where he's like,
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enough is enough, and he said this bearful of each other. I
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shouldn't have to say that people should treat people where you want to be treated.
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But I have to say it every single flight because people don't selfish and
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imagine like he's going on and about just, you know, treat people the
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way that you want to be treated. And it's like it's a real dad
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moment this pilot. Absolutely, Dad is dropping the Golden rule on your pike.
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Absolutely, but listen. Normally, I'm listening for how long's the flak
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going to be? That's all I want to hear from you, mister pilot.
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You just fly the plane. But this guy goes on to address people
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playing audio or videos from their phone out loud and listening to videos on speaker
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mode and talking on that gets over and done. In this country. Nobody
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wants to hear your video. It's so true. I've only had that happened
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to me one time, this mom and her kid watching a video together,
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a movie together, and it was just the most annoying thing in the world
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to me, because even if you have headphones on I had my ear ponds
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in, you can still hear it. And how does nobody say something?
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You know, why didn't you say anything? Because I'm a scared, scared
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man that doesn't Everyone else saying anything is like to sit there in Stu in
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my own anger. But this pilot not him. He goes on to address
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even people in the middle seat, and the whole controversy of who gets the
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arm sinks you own both armrest. Wow. Or he's really taking the idea
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of pilot really seriously. He says, this is done in this country,
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and he's just making these strong proclamations like some kind of a dictator. I
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know that what he owns the flight. Normally you don't even see the pilot
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till the end, and you go, hey, nice job, Hey,
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thanks for not killing me. Give him the old fist, bump everything like
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that, or they probably get sick of it because it's the eight thousandth time
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they've heard it, you know, just walk by and be like, yeah,
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that could have been a little smoother, a little better. Luck next
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time they'll bumpy there over Idaho? Did you send as you think? Kid?
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You see that turbulence coming? You always tell me it's coming. Why
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don't you just get out of the way of it instead of nailing her head
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on? And I gotta jump into my seat, bunk my head on the
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deal. Boy, he's he's angry. I don't think I think I don't
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want to get off that flight? You would? Would you get up at
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what? See? For me? He's got me fired up, like I'm
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ready to go to war for this guy. He's definitely not wrong about anything
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that he's saying. But also I feel like he's a little erratic in it.
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You know, there's a lot of really intricate knobs there. If you
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touched the wrong one, you could blast that plane into the dirt. You
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know, like you like your pilot to be a little more just level headed.
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Yeah, let the flight attendants go nuts. You just be up there
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and just be a normal guy, like a minute in the morning, big
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nutty eight point seven, don't get ready ready still see get all the toxins
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out, you know, well I can smell the toxins. Fifty cent revealed
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his celebrity crush is seventy eight year old Helen and Mire. And is she
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a dame? What do you mean a dame? Isn't that like they give
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some of those British gals And Dame Helen Mire, Dame Helen Hunter or whatever.
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Dame Judy Dench is who I'm thinking of? Oh? Is she a
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dam? Is a hunchback of Notre Dame yeah, I would say she is,
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yeah, seventy eighth though, and he just loves him soon, Helen,
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she's sexy. I don't get she's gonna be sexy? Phover lusty.
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Do you have a crush on an elder statesman? I mean, all right,
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I'm sorry to surprise you with that question. Warren Buffett. As a
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matter of fact, I love Warren Buffet. Yeah, well, you and
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me both, man, Helen his beautiful. She really is for soon and
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fifty. Man, this guy, what's he been up to? Because he
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sounds like he has smoked sixteen packs a day for about thirty eight years.
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She's sexy, She's gonna be sexy, feb Yeah, man, anyway,
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all right. Barely three weeks into its run, a writer director Greta Gerwig's
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blockbuster The Barbie Movie has ranked in an astounding one point oh three billion dollars
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at the global box office. According to official Warner Bros. Estimate, it
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was only a matter of time. Margot Robbie, who plays Barbie the character,
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she said she called it in one of her early like auditions. She's
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like basically saying, if you cast me, this movie is gonna make a
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while A billy that's interesting considering she's had like three flops in a row and
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they were they were gonna start not hiring her for work soon. Really,
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what was the world with the flops? Well, she was superhero movies that
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Quinn, Yeah, Harley Quinn, medicine woman. Well this one anything but
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flop, That's what I've heard. Yeah, so have you seen it?
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No? I have, And in fact, I was, you know,
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my buddies were asking me, oh, did you see Barbie? And I'm
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like, you know, honestly, not only do I think I'm not going
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to see that movie. I don't think I'm ever gonna go to a movie
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in the movie theater again. And I like movie theaters, but I just
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I'm not gonna do it. I might go to Oppenheimer tonight. Really,
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yeah, I heard it's three and a half hours though. Okay, well,
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hey, let me know how it goes. But that will that.
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Sharon paused his show in Kansas City to reveal a couples baby gender. This
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is a envelope reveal. The baby wasn't at the show, just so you
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know, always unborn baby because it wasn't like he didn't grab a baby out
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of the crowd and tip it upside down. It's a ball. That would
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be traumatic. I tell you what. You know, they should start doing
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gender reveals after the birth. Yeah, you know what, why not let's
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go on Facebook during the birth. Yeah? Okay, yeah, maybe it
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was so this one was exciting because it was an unborn baby. Yeah.
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He was singing perfect. Oh, and they passed up an envelope to him.
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He stopped the song, open the envelope. Boom, it's a girl.
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The couple had been holding a sign. Oh that's adorable. I mean
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for them, for those two. The other forty five thousand people there didn't
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care at all, but you know, but they acted like they did.
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They were like, whoa, it's a Oh it's like we needed a restaurant
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and somebody singing Happy birthday, knew a stranger and you're like, yay,
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I usually join in on the singing. Do you really? Yeah, it's
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fun. I feel like, like you like your approach to life. The
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whole restaurant should get into it, you know, not just the staff,
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because the staff's not that excited to sing to them. Oh, they have
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the they have the look of just living dead people. I mean, they
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just like they want to be anywhere but therein clapping their hands and we wish
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you and think in the morning seven, you've never got a happy Monday,
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not a one, not a one. God, your view your job is
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pointless? Do you ever go to work and think this is just pointless?
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Every day? Same? What am I doing? Now? What a service
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we're doing? I mean, when you know there's well we're servicing each other,
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nothing else. That's just so true. Well, listen, you're not
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alone. A new survey was done and it found that more often than not,
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people feel like their jobs are pointless. Now, a lot of that
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is the social aspect of it. They don't like the conditions they're working in.
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Therefore they feel like it's pointless. Not necessarily that the job itself is
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like a pointless service, you know, like well this for example radio,
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you know, yeah, is it life or death? Like if we didn't
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do this, could people still live? Sure? Right, But that's a
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lot of things, you know, most things. They found that people in
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finance, sales, and management jobs were more likely to feel like their jobs
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were pointless, not contributing to society, which I mean, somebody's got to
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manage, right, right, somebody's got to do finance. I guess let
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me think about it. Like you said, would people survive without radio?
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I mean literally, only farming people would survive. Every other farming is the
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only job that is well maybe like pulling water out of the ground. What
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is that? Mining? No idea who's doing that? But thank you for
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thank you, who appreciate you. I just sort of take that for granted
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that it's going to come out of the sink every time I whipped a little
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whatever. But no, I mean, like, listen, there's obviously police,
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fireman, nurses, medical people. I mean those are jobs like those
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are the ones you think of that, Okay, need them, gotta have
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them. Do you feel like you've had a job before other than this one
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that you're like there was just super pointless, like what am I doing?
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Yeah? Most of them? Yeah, probably all of them. Well yeah,
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I mean I cooked at a restaurant. But like again, you could
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eat wherever you want. You have to eat where I work. It's true,
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could eat gratiact. Matter of fact, you'd be better off not eating
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where I did you see some things or what I did? Some things?
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You did things you weren't here. Last week I confessed it all on the
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radio. Who Amanda. All the things I did when I was a cook,
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Oh my god, tell me what like gross things like if you drop
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food, you put it back on the plate instead of remake. But you
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weren't doing like evil things like trying to mess with people's food on purpose.
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Well, I mean it was It wasn't an accident that I would put their
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chicken breast back on the plate because I didn't feel like cooking it again.
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But that was the motivation, not like I'm gonna ruin this guy's day.
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Oh no. There were so many mean people, but I never I never
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was like I'm gonna do something that's I hate that. The worst thing I
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did was at Arby's when these punks drove through the drive through, And the
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worst thing was I knew it was like something I would have done, but
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they were just like being idiots. You know, they think they're funny.
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Either I have done that. They're cackling in the car. I'm like,
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I know what you guys are doing, and you're just trying to be idiots
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and you're trying to get a rise out of me. Guess what these apple
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turnovers you ordered? I'm gonna smush them up into a million pieces and put
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him in the bag. Yoh yeah, I just like destroyed them, like
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here you go. Did you give him a four joy? No? No?
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For wow man. So I think smashed up turnover you can't even eat
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because you have no utensils. What a monster right now? They easily could
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have just come back in and said, hey, can I speak to the
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manager The idiot over there gave me a bunch of smushed up turnovers. But
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they didn't because they knew, they knew they don't want they don't want to
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be you smushed up a turnover? Do you sit on it? That's one
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way, You kind of wrench it like a wet rag. Oh that isn't
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that's a good move. I like that. That works too. Otherwise you
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can you can pound it with a hammer, Yeah, just hammers lying around
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back there behind the count. Yeah, you gotta pulverize the meat. How
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do you pulverize? How do you think those beef and shedders get so tender?
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I tell you those that's some thin meat. I can see it's very
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pulverized, like a minute in the morning, big nutty eight point seven.
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But now it is time for is this weird a weird. You're familiar with
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the game, James, No, I don't even call it a game.
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It's more of an open, honest discussion about the things that we do in
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our everyday lives and wonder am I the only one who does this? This
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is a weird thing that I do. You know, there's a lot of
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stuff you do when nobody's looking right right, things that you might not even
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care to share. But here's where we share. We care to share because
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we want people to feel comfortable and the weird things they do. So without
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further Dude, James, your first time doing is this weird? So I'm
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gonna let you start. Okay, all right, what do you got?
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I don't brush my teeth every day, Pike? Come again, I don't
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brush my teeth every day. You don't. You're not even saying you don't
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do it twice a day. There are days you don't brush them at all.
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I'm probably three four days a week during the work week. So like,
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let's say to Tay, did you brush your teeth today? And what
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wi goes through your head when you wake up and you decide if today is
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a teeth brushing day or not. I never do it in the morning.
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You never brush your teeth, and I will never brush my teeth. I'm
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gonna. I'm just gonna. I know we usually just have a whole discussion
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and then decide, but I'm gonna say, what a weird dude like.
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I don't do it for other people. I do for myself because when I
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wake up, dear lord, it's horrendous. I feel so bad for my
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wife if I've had to train myself to sleep facing away, because otherwise she
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would never get sleep. She'd be just good going right home? Right?
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Who wants that? Yeah, nobody wants that. But no, it's not
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one person or would ever enjoy that. So you go ever to the dentist.
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I haven't been to the dentist for a few years. Probably book a
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dental just out of sheer fear of what they might say. I've never had
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a cavity. Really. Yeah, man, you're one of these invincible humans,
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right, god like Wolverine from the X Men. You kind of look
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like Wolverine. You'd go for that at all? Is that kind of what
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you try to do? No? But I like that. Yeah, it's
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a good look. Good look for you. That just made me feel warm
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and toasty. And sad. Thank you now I do. I would definitely.
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Yeah. I think that's weird the three times. And so when you
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do decide to brush them, like why, it just feels like time,
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just just time, A few days have gone by. No, So the
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deal is, I can't do it in the morning because I'm about to have
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coffee and then it makes a coffee taste bad. I like to taste of
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coffee, right. You ever try to have an orange juice after you brush
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your teeth. I don't like orange juice. But yeah, okay, well
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don't. I wouldn't recommend it not tasting, now, are you okay?
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Like, have you gotten complaints about from your your partner? Not yet?
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No? No, see, I will say I've known you for some time.
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I've never once thought, how did this dude's breast smells? And we
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have gotten close, absolutely absolutely gotten close. That's right, all right?
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What about this? Is this weird? When I go to a shower in
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the morning and I shower daily almost if you can believe that in the morning
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in the morning, Oh yeah, I am such a disgusting human. When
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I wake up in the morning, I've got to brush my teeth. I
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gotta shower if I were to skip any of that bed sweater, you know,
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I'm sweaty, mouth breather. It's just a hideous guy. So uh
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no, I let's just say I of course you wake up having to go
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to the bathroom. Sure I bypassed the toilet. Oh no, that sound
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weird at all. You're right into the showering. That's not weird at all.
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That's not weird at all. Number one, say having the planet by,
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you know, not doubling up the water? Am I right? What
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an unnecessary flush? Right? Completely? If honestly, all flushes are unnecessary
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unless they're you know, are you want to let it mellow? If it's
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you know, I have been. I have, but I just don't flush
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it enough. So I have to not let a mellow because it'll just sit
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there for too long. Use that. I love using a public toilet.
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Do you yeah? Do you have a favorite? No? Really? Any
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I will say my buddy and I used to work for the city. I've
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talked about us painting fire hydrants for the city Moorehead. So anyway, we
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would have to find bathrooms to use, and so we'd find the best ones
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if you really wanted to, you know, take your time, and we're
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not talking about running in and out. So we decided that the Marriott in
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Morehead, the Courtyard by Marriott as the best public restroom, at least on
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the Minnesota side of the road. Yeah, you'd sneak in. We'd be
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wearing our like green vests or whatever. You just kind of nod to the
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front desk person, make make them think that you're staying there. Sure,
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but you're not. Take a right to that bathroom. And man it was
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nobody ever used it. Glorious privacy and just luxury. Really which core win
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is it that's got the door full door? Oh yeah, I love that?
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Yeah, which I forget which one of the way to go, guys?
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Way to go with the nice luxury bathroom? You could airbnb. That's
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like in Amanda in the morning. I have the sneaky ways to know if
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somebody is into you, sneaky, sneaky little ways. Let's do it the
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obvious. The less sneaky ways would be them just telling you or you know,
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offering kisses and things. But right these ones are you know, because
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listen, you know it's tough. It's tough to tell if somebody likes you,
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and there's nothing worse than maybe like not doing anything about it, and
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then later on you find out they were into you and you're like, oh,
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I missed it all right. So here's the way. It's like,
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one they remember important dates. Okay, So if they know your birthday or
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they know that you have a vacation coming up, probably means you're into you,
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right, Okay, wouldn't you say, because I don't remember anybody's birthday?
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Well, if nothing else that my wife. And the only person I'm
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into is my wife. So well that was a nice safe Yeah, thank
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you. I wish he's listening. You hear that, Lauren? Ye.
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Also, they ask you questions. Isn't it always jarring when somebody seems interested
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in you? I really hate it? Do you really get you? One
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of some people? I get uncomfortable too when people like we have a friend
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who is like a bit of a schmoozer, like no matter who he talks
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to. Yeah, you know, you might know a guy that's like a
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sales guy. He's not even a sales guy, but he just like is
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always very interested in you and ask a question and then a follow up and
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then fall up and I'm like and then I just start to like shut down.
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I'm like, I don't I feel weird talking about all this? Do
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you really care about you know, about how what I do at work or
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when i'ms untrustworthy? Doesn't? Absolutely? Yeah, So if somebody is asking
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you questions, they might very well be into you. Three. They always
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laugh at your jokes. That's also a jarring thing when it's always laughing.
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I mean, oh, come on, you know you're hilarious. Pier stop
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it. You're funny, You're funny, You're okay, look at us,
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You're the funny, adorable hue. This list is just describing us exactly.
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Well, this might as well. They find excuses to touch boom. Yeah,
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if they're finding excuse to touch you, a lot of handshakes or hey,
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what you know? And Jake, well, last time we high fived
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and jumped in the air at the same time. That was a telltale sign
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for me. But that's an absolute moment. Yeah, this is so high
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school. My buddy was a pro at this, like finding ways to like
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cuddle with girls or like, you know, horse, Oh my god,
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shout out to my buddy in high school. Gabriel. Okay, we called
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him Gabe for short. I can see that he would offer everyone a massage.
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That was his move. That's a little shoulder rubs, so he could
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be touching everybody. That is hilarious. No, my buddy just came back
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to me. What he would steal girls' phones there you go, and they
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would be like, give me my boon bait, and he just got to
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hold it a little close to his chest. So the pretty soon they're just
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you know, rolling around on the floor together, and I go, brilliant,
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yeah, brilliant. That's a smart man, right there, are you
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what? She's just trying to get her phone back. This is completely innocent,
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nothing flirty about it. In the number one way you know somebody is
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into you, their feet are always pointing in your direction. Why do you
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keep looking at my feet? They're pointed right at me, lock stock and
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barrel. Where my body's pointing backwards. My feet just locked on you imagine
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if they weren't pointed at you. That's the opt that's the way, you
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know, if somebody doesn't care about you, what's wrong? I'm gonna start
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asking everybody, why are your feet pointed at me? What's your problem?
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Why are you turned around looking in the opposite direction. It seems like you
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don't like me very much. They give me that phony ears, give me
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that back in the morning, and she's gonna be in town in two weeks.
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Oh my god, that's that two weeks from now. Cants tickets here
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right here. Anyway, this is my favorite Pink song. Is such a
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banger. Yeah. Anyway. The reason we play just like a pill is
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because there's a pill that could be hidd in the market that will change everything.
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Imagine being able to eat whatever you want. High sugar foods, fatty
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foods, bunch of foods and say, skinny, what is bunch of foods?
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I'm just saying, like, just just sheer a mouth. It's like
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my type of food. I don't necessarily like, um, you know,
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like bad foods for you. I just like eating a lot hate. So
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that's so much Chinese food Yesterday Sunday Chinese? Are you speaking my language?
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Where'd you go? A place back in Millbank, South Dakota? Actually,
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oh yeah, a small town China buffet. That's risk my man. All
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but so they have the Mongolian beef, which is my jam. Yeah,
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and I just scooped it. It was like a whole pan. You gotta
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get your money's worth, because tho buffets are not cheap anymore. But let
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me tell you about this pill that could allow you to eat as much Chinese
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as you'd like. Good, because I'm feeling chunky today, Pike. Well,
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this pill is still of course being you know, in the research process,
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so it's not FDA proved boring, thanks forever. But scientists believe now
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this is over at the University of Texas Health Science Center. Of course you
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know that. But didn't you graduate from there? I did? Yees.
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Yeah, they believe this University Science Center. That is shown on the mice
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that they're testing it on that the mice for a short time they were even
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losing. They all became slim immediately upon eating or taking this pill. And
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then they had the mice on a Western diet eating a lot of fatty and
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high sugar food. We're sending the mice through the Chinese puffect through a little
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tray. Oh that's cute. It is absolutely adorable. It is. Well,
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the mice throughout the drace from the study, despite eating a very high
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and unhealthy diet, stayed skinny. So they lose weight initially, tell their
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slim and they stay that way. Now, imagine a world where this pill
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is approved and there's a lot of excitement about it. This is not me
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just reading some random study. Yeah, I've actually heard many people talking about
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this, Like, imagine that world where everybody is just skinny if you can
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get your hands on the pill. Yeah. That was the sixties, is
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that right? Yeah, there was a time when we were in all so
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large. Well, I mean, what was it because of a pill or
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just a general general bring this down right now you are? I mean,
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but at the same time, though they were eating like cigarette sandwiches back in
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the sixth well, they were also not eating pop tartspike, is what I'm
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trying to say. They had eggs for breakfast. Yeah, and had nice
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sausage link. Don't you get in your time machine, go back to the
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sixties and we'll be We'll stay here with our Chinese buffets and our skinny pills.
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That does kind of sound really when I kind of make it less special
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though, if like everybody was skinny, you know, because they're like you.
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Again, when there's a world where that existed not long ago, well
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I wasn't there, so it doesn't mean much to me. But that's true.
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I mean you're a fit man, pipe, I'm not look good.
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I'm not a fit man. And of course everybody has different standards for themselves
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and what makes them feel good. But I will tell you I'm at a
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low point, my man, low point. I could sign up for one
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of these pills. Yeah, you look great. I don't look great,
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delicious. I'm looking at my time hot or my Facebook memories even a year
21:44
ago. I'm like, who was that mans? I missed that man dearly.
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Maybe we'll get him back someday, I hope. So, I'm you
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know, nobody works out like the summers. I was talking to my buddy.
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I've never had a successful summer here of like dieting and eating well because
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there's just too much going on, king, too drinking, eating it is
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and the like horrible. I could work out, or I could go golf.
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What am I gonna do? You gotta get the sun while you can.
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It's about to go away again. You absolutely do, you absolutely do.
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So get ready for this to hit the market. Hopefully the FDA approves
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it and we can all just be skinny together. Do we have a date,
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No, there's no official date. You know, these things they take
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forever sounds like they made that up. Then is it even real? I
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don't know. Do you trust the University in Texas Health Science Center? You
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know what I do? Really? Yeah, I was gonna say one of
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more the one of the more untrustworthy universities. Now here's what you need to
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know. After being in Sanford Hospital for more than three weeks, Fargo Police
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Officer Andrew Dodas has left Sanford Hospital on his own power. Officer Dodas has
22:45
been in the hospital since the tragic July fourteenth shooting along twenty fifth Street in
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South Fargo that took the life of Officer Jake Willeen and critically injured Offer Tyler
22:56
Hawes as well. Fargo Police shared a video of Andrew's release with the community,
23:00
which showed nurses, doctors, and law enforcement lining the halls of the
23:03
hospital and cheering Dodas on as he walked out of the front door with his
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wife and young child by his side. Officer Tyler Hawes continues his recovery and
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the police department says they look forward to announcing his release from Sanford Health in
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the future. That was a very nice moment. I don't if he's on
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the video and heartwarming, fo show awesome. Zuck v. Musk fight will
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be live streamed on the X, which used to be Twitter. By the
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way, I remember, I'm old enough. All proceeds will go to charity
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for veterans, he said in a post on X early Sunday morning, without
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giving any further details. Earlier in the day, he added that he was
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lifting weights throughout the day preparing for the fight. He better now he's got
23:44
a considerable size advantage, right he talks about it. He said he does
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believe he'll win if it's going to be a short fight, but he says
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there's a chance he'll lose if it goes on for like the duration, because
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he'll be out what do he say out just basically he's not in his good
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of shape. I could see him saying some things stupid with his accent,
24:00
like out of wind outfitely he could be out of winded. But yeah,
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I mean listen, yeah, once you're out of shape, you could I
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could you know, a four year old could beat me up. Once I'm
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winded. You think, oh, yeah, you're toast. You're just yeah,
24:12
you're getting that little peppered punches in me. It's gonna be really embarrassing.
24:17
If Elon Must doesn't beat up Mark. Do you think he wears a
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shirt? I hope not. I hope he looks. Both gonna wear shirts,
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No, they will, but I I'm seeing that that. Remember a
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Vladimir Putin on a horse with its top off. That's what I wanted.
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Yeah, oh yeah, just like that. That would be good. I
24:36
don't care if they wear shirts. I don't know why. I'm not like
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hoping they don't or any who do you think's harrier? They both seem like
24:42
just boys. It's hairless. I think I've seen what we've seen musk shirtless.
24:47
I've seen like a paparazzi photo or something. But yeah, I don't.
24:48
I don't recall seeing a hair on his bond. I don't spend a
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ton of time looking for Elon Must topless photos, so I'll give you some
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of the keywords I used to find shirtless photos. Please. Adult man,
25:02
a twenty five year old Florida man, was rescued on over the weekend twelve
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miles off the shore of Florida after being lost at sea for over thirty hours,
25:10
and he was living. Wow. It's somewhat child's play, though,
25:12
because didn't somebody just get picked up after being out there for four months.
25:18
I think I do remember that story. But his little boat got washed out
25:22
to see, throwing him from the boat. He clung to the boat for
25:26
thirty hours, suffering several jellyfish things and fighting the hot Florida sun. Wow,
25:33
he said. Also he spotted several sharks, but they were not interested,
25:37
probably because he was swollen from the jellyfish. Probably well, good for
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him. I mean, how terrifying would you would you think he would last
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out there at sea? No? Yeah, I mean you get all wrinkly,
25:48
Oh, just prune up, and I'd be annoyed, and then I
25:52
would just be like, well, this is it. I would just sunburn.
25:56
How many hours in would you just start swimming down? Come on,
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waves crash over me? A little bits over weather today, Sonny, we're
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gonna see eighty two