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Things We Miss From The 90s · Podcast - Big 98.7

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Well, this made me feel a lot better about myself. Oh well,
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good Pike, what is it You don't need an uber or lyft or whatever?
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Oh you you just have so much beef with Uber? What's not okay?
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Well, we're not going to bring up the time I left to skating
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review for an Uber driver because he's the worst person I've ever met, and
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I stand by that. I will release and let that go moving on.
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This is more about tipping, because I'll be honest, Historically, I feel
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like that's the easiest place to not tip, you know, because you don't
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really see them. You get out of the vehicle, and then it asks
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you to tip, and you're no longer interacting with the person. I feel
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bad because I I just don't really know how it works. It's been so
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long. Usually, if I'm on a vacation or something, sometimes I use
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an Uber. I'm just usually not out laid anymore. So how does it
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work for those of us who go to bed at seven o'clock at Well,
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just on your app, you get out of the car and then it will
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ask you if you'd like to leave a tip, and then you can leave
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a tip, and then it'll ask you to rate or review, not right
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in front, because usually that's when you and that's I think where a lot
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of the tip gets out of hand is when somebody's staring at you, looking
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at you and knowing you're about to sign off. You just feel like I
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got to give at least twenty percent here, right? Nope, not this
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case. And a shockingly low percentage of people do actually tip their ridehair drivers,
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according to a new study, seventy eight percent. So they don't leave
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a tip Ooh and the thing is, you know, because you'll leave a
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review for the driver and then they leave one for you, but they don't
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get to see one what you rated them, and then two whether you tip
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them or not until after they rate you. Oh so it's not going to
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affect you at all. Interesting. So how does it work with their pay?
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Do they? Of course they would get the tip, but I wonder
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are they getting because there's times after ten o'clock it's going to be more expensive
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that influx. I think, what do they just get a percentage? Right?
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I don't know, man, I didn't come here to talk about the
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breakdown of how much you guys get paid. I just didn't know if they
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had a pretty solid flat salary. Yeah, they all make a one hundred
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cares or if they're working for tips, you know, I don't know if
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it's like the restaurant industry. I think I definitely think they're looking for tips.
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I think that helps, right, I don't know if any of them
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are getting rich. The ones I talk to it Listen, most of my
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Uber drivers are pleasant. I've enjoyed driving Uber in this town. It was
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just the one that was really bad. But for the most part, it
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sounds like, you know, and in this town specifically, there's a lot
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of it seems like retired people, people just doing something to get out of
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the house, make a few bucks. We've had a couple of coworkers do
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it over time where it's like, hey, they're saving for a trip and
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they just want to got no plans on the weekend. Why not? Yeah?
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The way to go, it seems like, because I have people I
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know doing this now is like Instacart delivery or like Uber eats and stuff,
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because you know, then you take the people out of it, right,
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you don't have to have drunk people in your back seat. That would be
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a struggle for me, just the annoyance level. Yeah, but I know
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how I am after a glass of wine or two or a bottle that's not
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going to be good. What do you like? Just I just I can
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only imagine just so loud, so annoying, and everyone thinks they're funny,
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like we Just this weekend I was in the Cities with my band doing a
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little rehearsal for our show Friday night at the Sanctuary where we'll do a Limp
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Biscuit tribute. Tickets available now. And so we're you're forgetting the big one
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Saturday. Yeah, we have a nineties pup Girls show Saturday as well at
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Fort Knox, but this was specifically what we were rehearsing. Got it.
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So we're getting an uber And we do this all the time because there's five
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of us in the band for all these years we've been playing. We'll always
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get an uber and forget to order an uber XL because it's only up to
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four people and an uber x got it. So then by the time they
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get there, it's too late to do anything about it. You guys can't
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do the spider or is it? Like no? Well, yeah, that's
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just the thing. The driver doesn't allow normally to have too many people because
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it's a bad to look for them. Yeah, so what we do,
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and we've mastered the art of what we call big tip. Okay, so
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you get in the vehicle and the driver will see it and he realizes it's
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too when he goes no, no, no, no, no no,
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only four, only four. And then you kind of just like talk a
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little louder than he is, and you go, big tip, big tip,
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big tip, don't worry, big tip, like basically bribing limbs.
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Why are you talking to him like a kid? Big tip tip? Why
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can't you just be like you have to I would like or ma'am, I
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would like to give you. That's too much explaining in that amount of time.
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He'll tell you to get out of there and drive away. You just
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literally just a big tip, big tip. And as you're doing that,
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you're all four piling in the back seat and the guy gets in the front.
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And so this weekend we did it again, you know, like the
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parents on Home Alone. We did it again, and so we hit him
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with the big tip. And this guy so we get in there and so
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what I did was in the back seat, I sat in the middle,
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but then I just leaned forward and like kind of had my head between the
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driver and then the passenger tip. Oh, I'm always in charge of the
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big tip. But then one of the other guys was behind me, so
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I'm basically on his lap, but I'm leaning forward, acting like I'm just
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trying to have a conversation with the guys in the front seat, and I'm
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like giggling the whole time. And then this guy, the craziest guy you
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ever met, he's driving and he started to drive really fast, and one
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of our guys we were talking, and he said, oh, you know,
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it's crazy, and he was going to say something. And the driver,
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as he's speeding up, heading toward a bridge in Minneapolis, he goes,
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you know what else is crazy? And we all like my heart stopped,
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like he's not going to drive off this bridge, and then he slammed
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on the brakes and he goes, oh, we're here. And he was
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driving. He was about to drive by the bar that we were going to,
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but he stopped. And I swear to God, if that bar hadn't
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been there, we'd all be at the bottom of the Mississippi right now.
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No more big big Tip, mon, We'll watch this. Now. Here's
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what you need to know. Well, he is a true hero. Fargo
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Officer Zach Robinson is going to be receiving an award from the National Association of
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Police organization's annual Top Cops Awards ceremony. This is going to be in DC
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on Sunday, May twelfth. Officer Robinson is the first person in North Dakota
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to receive this recognition. Again, well deserved. He received the award for
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his bravery from the incident that happened. Team. You never know how you're
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gonna respond in like a situation like that, no matter how much police training
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you've had or anything. And he could not have responded like in a braver
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way. I mean it's just crazy. So well deserved for sure. And
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if you're waking up this morning going slept in, didn't hear my alarm clock
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go off? How do you not hear that? What's the lasting we have
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that kind of alarm? By the way, what iPhones have those like classic
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alarms? Oh? Do they? You know? We might on the Android.
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I just have the whatever the regular setting is. Yeah. I can
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never decide if I want like the most obnoxious alarm to get me up or
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like a nice gentle ease into the day. Mind's easying into the day,
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but it's a lot easier to hit snooze because you're just like, eh,
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whatever. Well, the iPhone alarm actually is not working on some phones.
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The clock's app feature simply is not working. A lot of people have taken
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to social media and saying what's going on here? They are kind of trying
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to work on a way to fix it. But well, let me try
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mine, because I have an iPhone. I'm gonna send an alarm for one
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minute from right now, okay, and then just see what happens. Oh,
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you'll hear my alarm sound actually, which is gonna be hilarious. Right
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in the meantime, today's May Day. We made it to May may Day.
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May Day, and uh, I've never done May Day baskets, but
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it is a tradition on my husband's side of the family. He has two
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sisters and they used to have their kids do it. So my mother in
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law had text Nick yesterday saying, are you guys doing May Day baskets because
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you know it'd still be fun for our littles And we haven't. I honestly
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don't even know what we would put in it. What you put eggs?
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Right eggs and chocolate bunnies. Stop it, that's Easter. Oh that's too
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many basket holidays. It's too much. I just think it'd be really sweet.
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Think about that. Like if you were coming home today and somebody had
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left you a May Day basket, that would just make my whole day.
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It'd be suspicious at best. No, but if you had, you would
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assume it's somebody you would know, right, Yeah, you would think so
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because you're also isn't the whole thing You're supposed to be sneaky and not tell
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people. Oh and then my okayato potato too. Yeah it works. There
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you go all snooze. Yeah. I switched my alarm over to a boying
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sound, which I thought, can I think pop out of bed? Yeah?
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Like initially it was like, okay, that will make me smile,
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you know what I mean, like anything to like at least start the day
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with a bit of a smile. But then, as all things do,
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it got a little old, you know, Like I've decided, no matter
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what your alarm is, you'll grow to resent it eventually, no matter what.
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Oh that's good. High school I remember I had the chorus of hold
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On by Wilson Phillips. I thought, what a perfect song. It's just
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such a feel good zomday som but he's gonna make you want to tone around,
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say and eventually now it's like I can't even hear that song because you
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know what I mean. Oh really, you grow to resent it no matter
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what it is. All right, well, good look with your boyoy owing
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sound today sunny today, Hi, Hi sixty five. We are supposed to
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get sunshine this afternoon and not too much win, so enjoy it. I
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get a mina in the morning. Seven. Amanda, a mere twenty minutes
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ago, made a reference. It just got me thinking. She brought up
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the Magic School. I did, and I thought, it's got me thinking
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about the decade that was the nineteen nineties. And it's funny, Amanda,
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because this Saturday in downtown Fargo, we're having a nineties pop crawl downtown with
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all these participating bars. You start at the ob at two thirty. You
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get your fanny pack. They're giving up fanny packs for the nineties swag in
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there. So great. I love that. That's how it's all kicking off.
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Yeah, so you get that. Then you go around all the bars,
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of course, and then you end it at Fort Knox. That's sort
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of the big party. You got a chance to win some really cool tickets
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to a festival in the cities with a big time lineup. And then of
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course the entertainment takes the stage on the Fort Knox patio and I'm told it's
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popular local band Low Standards performing. I'm sorry, popular what local band low
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Standards? I get? Which way? Of course the band I'm in,
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And so we'll be from seven to ten pm playing all sorts of nineties hits
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and then you know, some others we of course, I got my bleed
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into the other surrounding decades, my nineties gear ready to rock for this.
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I'm super excited at it's going to be so much fun. I know you
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had mentioned it's coming up on Saturday, but I've been like nostalgic all week
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about it, just talking. My husband's like, what what is this shirt?
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What did you get a new shirt for? Because I wanted I have
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like all the nineties moms, all of them. That's like a ton of
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moms, but it's like like friends my mom, millions of others. I
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basically all the moms from the nineties I have on a T shirt but I'm
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excited. Well, I mean, you just think about the nineties, so
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obviously's nostalgic. But there's a lot of things about the nineties that are no
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longer a thing that we sort of miss and so I'd like to run through
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some of the most missible ones, Amanda, like such as being completely unreachable
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by anyone for like a whole day and with no one thinking that it was
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unusual or rude. Imagine now you can't go to a hold of somebody for
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a whole day, like what the hell, what's wrong with you? There's
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a real and like a TikTok that's gone viral of moms like getting their kids
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ready for school in the morning, Like right now, everybody is trying to
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get them going. They have to have their backpacks, their Stanley's, their
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self like all of these things, like you have to have gear to get
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through the day. And then you still talk to them all day, where
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we genuinely maybe brought our homework to school, got on the bus and rolled
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in whenever, Like you never communicated with your parents all day long. I
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don't even know if they knew where we were. I mean they had,
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but isn't that crazy? Yeah, well, yeah, yeah, you could
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tell somebody. You could be like, yeah, I'm over at I'm over
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at Gym's house, and they'd be like, Okay, I hope you're telling
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the truth exactly. Now would be like, hey, send me a picture
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of Jim's house so I know you're really there. Jim's dad. Nice,
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try, I can see your location. You're at the ice cream shop.
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That's just say like the sharing of the location. Legitimately, everybody knows where
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you are at all times. If you got something you want to add to
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the list of things that you missed from the nineties seven one two, eight
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h one, ninety eight seven. I know we got some interesting comments on
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Facebook. Yeah, Rachel one of our top fans, she said, my
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flat stomach. That's funny. I mean, don't we all. Although I
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think I was probably at my worst in the nineties. I was a big
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boy. I ate a lot of ice cream. I feel like you and
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I maybe had a glow up as we're growing up. A couple of glow
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ups, a couple of glowdowns. Real roll. There's this girl, Amanda
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Lee just hilarious on our page. She put the I blocked her okay ahead,
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she put waiting for pictures to get developed and being surprised what shows up.
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The other day, I had happy hour with one of my girlfriends and
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she had a bag of pictures that she had found that her parents had given
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her. And it was like all of our old school pictures from prom and
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just shenanigans. They're all on stage, They're all just natural photos. One
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person looks good in one, one doesn't. We used to just wait at
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Magic Photo and perm for like the hour just to see like what I was
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gonna show up on because how many did you get out of one roll?
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Was it like thirty photos something like that like that, and yet you had
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no idea what the quality was going to be. But there was something charming
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about every photo being like you know, like you said, some people are
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good, some don't now everything that you take a thousand pictures so everybody looks
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perfect, the lighting, the cameras on phones. I just love those old
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photos. Yes, no, they're so great. Yeah. Also people pointed
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out like things like MTV playing music videos. Miss that, Darrel, Yes,
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I mean that was cool, just music in general. I just missed
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so much. How like how much of a novelty it was to hear music
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like when you had a CD really liked like it was so music meant so
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much more because it wasn't as accessible. You know. I was in the
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nineties putting a cassette tape in before I'd go to church, putting the tape
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on it and recording like Rick D's in the Weekly Top forties, so then
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I could go back and listen to it because it was just that's how I
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listened to the jams, just like technology at all was so it was such
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a novelty. Like I remember thinking when our family got a printer, I
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remember it being so like in disbelief that we could print paper and I could
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type something and then it would be on the paper. I would just print
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my They had to tell me, they had to like cut me off from
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the printer. I'd get grounded. They say, all right, no more
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printer for the week. Yes. So I was just like type in paragraphs
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and then going, oh my god, I'm an author. Look at this
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in like remember did you ever you were on the bus and it just when
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you could put a CD in, it was like, hey, I'm cool,
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let me grab my CDs out. Yeah, I'm not talking to you
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idiots. Today, I'm gonna be in my walkman and all the time.
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You're terrible. Oh yeah, Bus eight going from the where I grew up
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down the gravel road all the way to Glendon, but we were rolled route
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two for me. Yeah, no, I not good. Yeah. Also
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things people missed from the nineties having a printed list of family and friends phone
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numbers next to the phone or stuck on their fridge, or even just like
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a telephone in general. Remember when you did you ever have like the what
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what like telephone? No no, no, no no no no, like
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the they were at fashion bug or you'd get them at like deb like a
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rotary phone. No no, no, the cool like colored sea through phone,
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like I had a purple one. Remember that. I do remember those?
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Yeah. I still have the numbers memorized. That was on our list,
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our master list of phone numbers, you know, like somebody Yeah,
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like every you had all your friends numbers memorized. I actually just had somebody
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ask me the other day Wi sid starting in kindergarten. Oh she had her
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kindergarten toun. She's like, do you does your daughter know your phone number?
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Like crazy, You're just think no, you I mean, I don't
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even know your number, you know what I mean. Exactly in the nineties,
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I would have had your number memorized. You know what I mean.
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We're gonna calling you all the time. Another thing people missed from the nineties
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is just showing up at someone's house unannounced because you were in the neighborhood and
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you wanted to say hi. Can you imagine the alarm that would go off
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in your head if somebody just showed up at your house. No, you'd
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think somebody was dead. Yeah, like there was no other a thought process
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other than who died? Why are you here? Yeah? Oh my god.
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They'd be horrifying. Oh good time, Oh good. We can relive
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all these things. Saturday Downtown, the nineties pub crawl. It's happening.
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Just look on Facebook. It's called Your Little Information. But I know everybody's
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just kind of waiting for that seven to ten window at Fort Knox when ls
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I'm gonna be brock in center bike I'm going. You know you keep saying
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that, but be right, I've heard it before. No, I promise
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kind of gonna have to believe it when I see it sort of thing.
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Unless nope, I got my appendix out last year. I no I think
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I'm good. I have two appendixes, so you probably have to have the
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other one out right, Yeah, Amanda in the morning on SAG seven.
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You know they've always called me the love doctor. You know that. Ain't
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nobody calling you the love doctor Pike? Many have? Oh yeah, yeah,
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And that's why I'm here to tell you how you can make your relationship
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even healthier. Is that from the summer at twenty thirteen you were the love
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doctor. Keep bringing that up four because that's fun. That's going eleven years
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ago, I know, and I'll never forget ever. Okay, Amanda,
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trust me, I've got a track record myself. What enough of that.
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Let's talk about how to make your relationship healthier. Trust me, you'll be
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thanking me when we're doing okay, Like, for example, always put your
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sweetie before your phone. That goes without saying, but I feel like you
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might need a reminder. You know, we were just talking about parallel swiping
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parallels. Were you both in bad scrolling on your phone's individually? Yeah?
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Last night I think it was, Yeah, last night, had my phone
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like just all the way over? Did the like, can I come under
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just a little snug? It was something like because we both didn't have our
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phone watching something. Okay, so a thing I think I said on air,
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you've really implement your own life. Yes, so I just wanted to
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let you know I appreciate that, and that connection felt really good. Good,
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good good. We'll try this one then too. Never stop flirting with
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and wooing them totally. You know, we could all go for a little
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more wooing. Do you still woo? I try? I know my husband
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is still good at the woo. Yeah, he is very just the little
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things he said, yeah, yeah, he has something today. I'm like,
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hey, good luck, proud of Yeah. He just like thanks,
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you know, just like it's pretty basic exchange. No, I know,
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but it's just like those meaningful things. It's like, well, no,
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I don't feel like just with the emojis, I don't know. Was just
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the appreciate I mean, I get what you're saying, but then the example
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you used was underwhelming. I'll say that. Let me see he said good
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luck to say and he said thanks. No, he said thank you Wu.
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It's weird that my nickname is also because that's how big of a how
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much he wooes me. It's a long story. Yeah, well I don't
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know if do we have time? No, you can't do it. Well,
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my wife, she was wooing me this morning as well. She said,
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uh, good morning. It was pretty odd. Did you respond yet?
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I said, good morning? Yeah, and that's what Then I'll see
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her when I get home. No, I'm kidding. Come on. Number
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two. Way to keep your relationship happy and healthy. When your partner asks
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for love, here's the key. Respond by giving them even more than what
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they asked for. Okay, when they're asking for love, Yeah, Like,
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if they reach out to you to say, goes, I want love,
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that's gonna feel weird. Well, if they say something like I feel
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needy and I miss you, you'll maybe just offer a hug, maybe a
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kiss. However, you need to go beyond that all. If they come
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to you looking for love, go the extra mile. Go get them a
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coffee or massage their foot, Okay, and then finally wait to keep your
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relationship nice and half nice and healthy. You're not taking this seriously. I'm
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just just thinking of if this were to go down and I'm like, gosh,
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I'm feeling like I need some love today, extra love. I'm just
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saying, if you tried all these things, you'd have a third baby on
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the way. I'm just saying all the more reason I'm not well. Then
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don't do this. Don't do not expect you in your partner. And I
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know that's a confusing sense, so let me say it again. Do not
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expect you in your partner. Think about that. Okay, so sometimes if
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you in your partner, yes, well yeah, you at least ask first.
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No, man, What I mean by do not expect you and your
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partner is you got embrace the differences. For example, it might be easy
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to see your partner and be like, how come your why are you stressed
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out about this situation? Because you know I I deal with all kinds of
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stress and I would never be stressed in that situation. Yeah, no,
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that's not good. Don't compare you to your partner. Everybody has different feelings
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and different emotions about different things. Absolutely, how come you don't have hobbies
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like I do? You know? Like you know? Oh you only worked
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this many hours? Say I did this? You know? So just one
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up situation is never a good comparison. Is the old thief thief of joy?
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As they say, thief of joy. You might have really just solidified
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the love doctor what did I tell you? Any apologies, anything you want
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to take back from the last few minutes. I'm just letting it all sink
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good. All right, whoo, like a minute in the morning on Big
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Nuddy eight points seven, maybe you can get outside and get your steps in
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today. I mean that's the goal, right, That's the key to life
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is getting those ten thousand steps. Take every time my fit goes like at
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the end of the day and it gives me all the confetti and I hit
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ten thousand steps. That just says like, yes, you've achieved. Great,
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you've achieved something. Yes. I hate to spoil this for him.
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Apparently this ten thousand steps phenomenon not true. This according to Heather Milton.
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She's an exercise physiologist, and she says it's not about getting ten thousand steps.
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That's not the key to your health and your longevity. It's more about
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the number thirty and you're thinking thirty that's not even close to a ten thousand.
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No, she says, it's about getting moderate intensity level exercise for thirty
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minutes every day. Ah, gotcha walking? You know, obviously we all
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walk at our own pace, but it can be pretty casual. Every once
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in a while do you have a fitbitpike. No, I don't. So
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every once in a while will give me like the zone one fifty where it's
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like, oh, my heart rate's been up and I was active. I'm
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like, oh, even when I'm you know, cleaning or chasing the kids
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or doing whatever it may be that makes me also feel good picking something up,
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laying in bed, grabbing that glass of wine, it's like, ooh,
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we're hard. Right, way to go, Sugar Olympics, Here I
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come. She says that, so basically the key is to get thirty minutes
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of this moderate activity, and she said the key to that is not all
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steps are the same. So basically you got to pass the talk test.
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So in order to qualify as getting this thirty minutes of moderate to high activity,
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you shouldn't be able to hold a conversation. You shouldn't be You should
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only be able to basically respond with one word. Yeah. So if you're
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walking a little bit more walking intense and you you know, hey, do
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you want to go for a nice little strew? Yeah, it's just like
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and I don't want to judge, because obviously doing anything is better than nothing.
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Absolutely, So when I go to the gym, and you see people
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like on a treadmill reading a book for example, I'm like, come on,
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what are we doing? And again, I think it totally depends on
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your abilities and where you're at. Like for me, sometimes it's like,
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oh, ten thousand steps, that's got to be better than not doing the
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thirty. Well it is, yeah, for sure is. And they say
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also things you should keep in mind you should never be sedentary or just sitting
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in one place for more than thirty minutes. So if you're at a desk
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all day, every thirty minutes, your goal should be to get up,
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do something, move around. Yesterday was I was like, ah, I'm
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just sore because I felt like I was just stagnant for like two days,
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really not doing a whole lot because of the rain. Just kind of eh.
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And even in our job, we've talked about getting like a walking pad.
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Yeah, just what we're on air, But I'm like, i'd be
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like the only morning so that sounds out of breath. All coming up,
23:34
guys, We've got some new Taylor Swift news, and I mean that's gonna
23:37
be pretty painful to listen to, but eventually we'll get in such good shape.
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You won't tell them. You want to know something crazy? Do we
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have time for a crazy story? Yeah? For sure? About ten thousand
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steps? You know where it came from. Apparently back in the sixties,
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that's when the whole ten thousand steps is what you need in the today started
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because that long ago it was over in Japan because their symbol in Japan for
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the number ten thousand looks like a person walking, and so they used it
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as like this whole marketing campaign and ever since then, that's why we did.
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That's nothing. Ten thousand means nothing other than it's like a nice round
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number. I mean, there's that. So we've been going off of this.
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I feel like I've been duped my whole life. You absolutely have,
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and we can blame the Japanese symbol for ten thousand crazy. No way,
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Why don't you go to work day and pass that info along to somebody.
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See how smart you sound? Drop that on somebody at the cooler. Honestly,
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my mind is blown right now. Hard to believe. Now I need
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to google like how many steps? Is? Like? I like, do
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I really need to get to ten thousand? That? It is a lot,
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especially if you're doing it all at once and do you know how bad
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I felt about myself, like midday yesterday when I only had like three thousand
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steps in and I'm like, I'm just a failure. But who knows,
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maybe that was fine. You ever have those weekend days where it's like halfway
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through the day and you look and you're still like in the hundreds, just
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literally rolled out. That's like, get a minute in the morning, Come
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get up, Landa stills, the seat looks seed Oh, Britney Spears.
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She jumped on Instagram Stories with a video of her. She was in the
25:07
passenger seat of the car. Her assistant was in the background. Now,
25:11
her assistant is British, So at first Britney Spears is talking and then she's
25:15
looking at her so and she's like, I'm gonna talk like you now.
25:18
So the audio we're about that's why she's speaking in a British house. Is
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her, yes, doing that. The whole video is like two plus minutes.
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But she's going nuts over this white school bus. She can't believe that
25:29
there's a school bus painted white. She's saying, how sharp it looks.
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It is just interesting to me because of course we're all kind of dissecting her
25:37
every move and how she looks at the world. But she truly does look
25:41
like somebody who was locked up and then just let out into the wild.
25:44
And it's just like in awe of her surroundings all the time. So she's
25:48
driving up this mountain. Yeah, I mean, I don't know. I
25:49
saw that school bus and that kind of thound. Damn, she's right,
25:52
you di's a sharp school bus, nice little magic school bus. But they
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were didn't say that they were headed up to a horseback ride. Now,
26:00
remember this is I'm trying to figure out where this all came from. But
26:03
she all of a sudden decided to go after her sister, Jamie Lynn in
26:07
this video. Remember she was on that show I'm a celebrity, Get me
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out of here. Oh yeah, I'll go forget. I know. It
26:14
was a very memorable moment of Jamie Lynn's career, but her sister not having
26:18
it. My sister did a TV show and they bathed her in the jungle.
26:23
She said, bathed me because I'm like stuck in the jungle and I
26:26
missed my kids. Oh cater to me little. So apparently her and her
26:33
sister are not on good terms anymore, because I felt like they were starting
26:37
to mend their relationship. It doesn't feel real rollercoaster with this girl. But
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yeah, she deleted that post. By the way trip we said magic school
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bus, and it's all I can think about, Miss Frizzle, Miss is
26:56
it frizzle or frazzle? It is frizzle. That was a class A great
27:00
thing to watch before school. We just really Britney spears right there. I
27:03
don't even know what that means, but all over the board. Yeah,
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okay, so she doesn't like her sister, got it? No, I'd
27:10
rather talk about old nineties TV shows, all right? Kenna Glamar? Is
27:14
she or? He fired back at Drake. So they've had this ongoing feud
27:18
with lyrics for what probably a month. I mean it feels like it's been
27:21
longer than that. The last month that's been real intent hard to keep up
27:23
with these beefs. So this is good. Kendrick dropped a new song who
27:27
was called Euphoria Now. In it, he says, am I battling ghost
27:33
or AI beleep in feeling like Joel ostein funny He was in a film called
27:38
AI and my sixth Sense telling me to off him. So he's trying to
27:45
talk about how Drake was using AI for his lyrics, so it was there
27:51
except for Joel Ostein is not the guy you're looking for. No, we're
27:56
talking about Haley Joel Osman, Oh the child after Yes he dead people.
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Yes, not Joel Ostein, who Mega church faster. At least that means
28:07
he probably's writing his own lyrics because I'm guess I nobody prof read that.
28:10
Do you think that maybe that was the point and to get people's attention or
28:14
do you think he totally had no idea? I don't. You gotta know
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the difference. You don't know? Well, oh, ozmon Ostein, You're
28:22
right, those lyrics sound so bad when you're just saying them out loud,
28:25
right, and if you hear it, you're probably like, oh, yeah,
28:26
he's spitting good lyrics. Absolutely spin And it's not very often I have
28:33
to commend Kim Kardashian. I don't know if I actually ever have, but
28:36
I will tell you now that she's in the dating world, we really haven't
28:38
seen her relationships. We knew that she kind of had a little sum something
28:42
going on with Odell Beckham Junior, but now inside sources are saying it is
28:45
officially over and I love that she kind of let it fizzle out, didn't
28:51
go over the top and crazy, you know, like marry him or blow
28:53
him up on social media or any of that. It was really on the
28:56
down low, like I think she's finally getting it. It seemed like they
29:00
were maybe just kind of having a good time. Yeah, and now it's
29:03
over. It fizzled out. Maybe she thought he was a better player than
29:07
he actually is. Maybe in her head he was still like rookie year Odell
29:11
Beckham, and then she got to know him, she was like, oh
29:14
boy, aren't they wanting him to play baseball or something again? He was
29:18
wanting that. I could have swore I just saw a headline that said somebody
29:22
wanted him to be back on the field. That's news to me, and
29:26
I listened to a lot of sports conversation. Here's what I'm gonna need to
29:30
do. I'm gonna put an asterisk on that. Okay, I'm pretty sure
29:33
that's what I. Don't take that to the bank. You got