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Intern Gracie and Pike share their bad concert experiences · Podcast - Big 98.7

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So you got a chiseled job. Artificial intelligence is determined what the perfect man
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and the perfect woman looks like in twenty twenty three, and it's hard to
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argue because it is artificial intelligence. So let's go through here and I'll name
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the features that are consistent with the perfect man and woman. We'll see if
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any we have any of these features. All right, we got Amanda,
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we have interned Gracie here, and me Pike. So we'll start with the
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women. First of all, all of skin, I do have allive skin
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man, yeah, okay, inter gracing, sorry, okay. Also for
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women, they had oh yeah, uh blonde here, I do have,
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yeah, blonde here. No. I did just add some fresh blonde in
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there though, but it's it's artificial. Uh interned Gracie, No, that
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looks like a no from here? What is that brown? Or has that
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died or what are we working with the MAA, Oh that's not so,
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that's your birth, that's your natural as close as we're gonna get. Yeah,
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okay, and then uh for the uh. For the body, it
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was like sort of a body builder build, you know, kind of like
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real ripped skinny rip big nosomes. No big, big bosoms. Do I
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remember we hacked those off? Oh yeah, and then I had a couple
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of kids, so the thing and stop and forth. So right, yeah,
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definitely not a chiseled bod over hair. All right. So for the
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men um, they settled on guys with brown hair. I don't even know
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mine is? What? Just don't you have brown hair? Dirty blonde?
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As they say? Ye? Good brown eyes? I don't think so one
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of mine. You blue eyes, don't you? I guess? So,
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yeah, they're blue? What do you mean you don't know? I don't
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know. I just I'm not an eye color guy. I couldn't tell you
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what anybody. I don't even know what my wife's eye color is brown.
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I just said it doesn't register in my brain. I don't really know,
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of course. Yeah, thank you, Amanda. And then they say that
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the ideal man, according to artificial intelligence, is five a six. No,
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that can't be right, sing dong, wow, No, I'm kidding
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anything about the high No, okay, so you're six three? Anyone can
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do it? Pike and Amanda in the morning. Big Nut eight point seven
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now at this time, a very exciting new game we just invented last week
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and it went swimming weeks. Amanda didn't quite get it. But it's a
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hypothetical situation game. You can play along in your car find out what you're
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really made of. It's called what do you do? Anyway you feel better
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about the way we're gonna you know, sort of like do it I do.
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I'm feeling really good about this today. All right, So Amanda and
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I will trade off hypothetical scenarios. You'll then find out what we would do
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in that situation, and really it just you know, finds out what you're
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made of at the end of the day. So, Manda, would you
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like to go first? I would love to. All right, first hypothetical
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go ahead, all right, Pike, you're super sick, bit feverish.
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You have to leave work early, but mid day you start coming around.
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You have golf league in two hours. Still not one hundred percent. Probably
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shouldn't get the people sick, but you really want to play golf. P
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Oh wow, it's funny, because what do you do? I'm sorry,
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this is literally what obviously you've done this because yesterday I came down with a
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little fever and I was here at work, and so I went home early
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and went home and went to bed, took some meds. Golf league was
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last night, started getting to be at four o'clock. My tea times at
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five forty. Uh, and I didn't go. You're not gonna. I
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don't know if you believe that, but I did not go to golf.
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Wow me my text, I said, guys, I can't make it this
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week. I didn't care about them sick or anything. I just didn't get
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you just really didn't feel well. It was just it was if it wasn't
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so windy, I probably would have been more more inclined to go. To
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be honest with you, No, I wouldn't go. I wouldn't go,
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all right. It's curious hypothetical. Two. You go out with your husband
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for dinner at a new restaurant you have not frequented before. It's in a
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part of town you rarely visit. You're shocked to see your friend's spouse having
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dinner with a very young, attractive person. From the way they're behaving,
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it's obvious they're more than friends. The couple finish their meal and leave without
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seeing you. They behave very affectionately on the way out the door. So
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Amanda, Yeah, that's that's a tough glove. Yeah, the gall of
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these two. What do you do? Take a picture, send it to
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my best friend and say, who dis who this? Okay, you're not
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even considering it? No, you're not gonna. I don't want to get
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involved. My husband would be like a man, leave it alone. It
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had already been set by that time. My best friend. Yeah, you
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don't stand a chance by. And if these two are out just parading around
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town, obviously I'm sure it's meeting. I'm sure, no big deal,
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And I'm sure that's what she wrote back. Oh yeah, that's just Sandra
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from accounting a late night accounting a meeting. Their zoom wasn't working all right?
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Are you ready? Yeah, Pike, your wife's parents are coming to
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town for one night only. You haven't seen him in three years. You
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made dinner reservations, all sorts of plans for you guys. Really the perfect
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night in downtown far go. But at noon your phone rings. It's your
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buddy. He has nose bleed seats to see Blink one eighty two for your
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eightheenth time in Minneapolis, Pike saying I didn't have tickets already. Okay,
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what do I do? What's not realistic? Because I would have already had
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tickets. I'd be in the city's already. Um, you know, nose
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bleeders. I mean, you have not seen your wife's parents, your in
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laws for three years, but there will be more time for that. You
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don't know how long Blink's gonna be touring. So yeah, I'm gonna go
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to the show. Sorry. Wow, all right, Amanda. Your friend
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offers you an opportunity to make a great deal of money very quickly. He
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will not tell you exactly how he's making this money, but do you get
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the impression that it's not exactly legal. All he wants is an investment of
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five hundred dollars, and he promises that you'll have enough from your minimal investment
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that you'll never need to work again. So Amanda, yeah, because we
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don't know if it's clean or dirty money. You got a good idea.
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What do you do? You said, never work again? Right? Correct?
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Five hundred bucks? Yeah, here's five look up this morning, pike
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in Amanda in the morning. So you know, when you go to a
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concert, generally you have a good time, right, not many bad experience
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as a concert. Yeah, Well, this lady went to a tailor swift
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show as we know, the Era's tour is happening, and I know intern
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Gracie or interned Swifty as one of the biggest swifties in the world. You
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know, that's probably gonna be a pretty good time. Ah yeah, I'm
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hoping. So we put on a good show. Whether you're a huge tailor
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fan like Gracie, or you're just a fan of somebody who puts on a
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good show. She does a great job, Yes, she does. You
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inter Gracie. Can you imagine go into that show though, and having your
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night ruined? Is there any scenario you can think of that would ruin the
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show? No? I don't think so. Well, let me try this
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one on for you. One woman went to her show in Boston recently and
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said she paid five hundred dollars for tickets, which seems cheap, and got
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thrown up on by another. Oh my gosh. Literally the person next door
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started puking. Obviously had too much to drink or was just overwhelmed with excitement.
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Yes, that was more likely that, and there was nowhere to go.
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You know, you're jammed in these seats on the back, in the
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middle, you know, in the aisle, started getting it all overheard,
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So she tried to get out. She went to the bathroom. They didn't
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have any paper towels because they're all going green. It's just like air dryers.
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And so eventually security even started yelling at her because she was complaining,
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say can I get a towel? And it was just a horrible experience,
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ruined the night for her. Yeah, because also if you're security or somebody
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like that, you're gonna think she's the drunk person who threw up on herself.
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Yeah, you know what I mean to try to explain that, like,
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no, this guy next to me or this person next to me did
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this. Just disgusting because for me it's the smell alone having little kids.
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When you get puked on, there's no coming back from that, especially when
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it's not yours. It's horrific. I want to know, have you ever
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had a concert experience? A bad concert experience? Seven one two eight ninety
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eight seven. I went to a show my brother and I was eighteen years
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old. I'll never forget. We're going to drive to Minneapolis to see the
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band Marcy Playground. Remember that, Oh my gosh, y y Yeah,
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And the show was at a place called Pickled Park. And we're like sweet
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outdoor shows. Some are beautiful. So we drive all the way down to
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Minneapolis and are we had out map quest or whatever trying to find park.
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Just swift into those papers if you thres papers to get to the directions where
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you need a golf So funny. Well, my brother Bobby was twenty one,
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so we get to Pickled Park. It turns out it's not a park,
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it's a bar and you have to be twenty one to get into her.
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So we drove all the way there and we literally they would not let
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us in no matter how much I cried. So we had to stand outside
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of the bar, like outside of the patio, and we could barely hear.
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Oh that is brutal. I do love that you thought it was gonna
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be just right in the middle of a park here and to sit on a
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swing and listen to Marcy Playground so into grace. You have a bad concert
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experience. Yeah. I went to five Seconds summer last summer and we had
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VIP, my sister and I did. So we like waited in line all
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day because we got in early. Wanted to be like right up front and
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you really aren't die hard. I love it. I really am. My
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mom came and like brought us something because she was at the hotel. She
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brought us food or something. And this girl who was waiting she had an
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extra ticket, so she asked my mom, do you want to go to
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the concert? My mom was like, well, whatever, sure, I'll
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go with you. We get into the VIP portion of it before the doors
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open. After the VIP, my mom goes to get food for us,
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and then that's when they opened the doors for the rest of the people,
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and the crowd just got like really compacted in there, and my mom tried
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to get back to us with the food, and some somebody punched her in
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the face because she tried to get back to us. She got punched in
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the face, Yeah, by like a teenage girl who wouldn't let my mom
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go through. Because my mom's like, my daughter's up there. I'm trying
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to get her food and everything, and no one would let her go and
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she got punched in the face. People are ruthless. Wowe eighty seven,
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we've got somebody on the line. Good morning. Who is this Kendra?
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All right, Kendra, what is your story? Well, I went to
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a Prince concert in ninety seven when he was at the Fargo Dome and I'm
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a huge Prince fan. Um and my roommates had gotten me tickets. So
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the three of us went, and I was wearing white jeans, and this
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guy behind me stilled like kicked over his beer. So then I still like
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beer the rest of them night, And somehow there was Marianatholic and yeah,
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Marionara sauce on my weight jeans. But it didn't run the night for me.
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I love Prince too. I enjoyed the rest of the night. But
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you can help me. You're like just a little Marinaria. Get Amanda in
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the morning. All right, let's get silly. So this guy has an
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issue with some motorcycles that have been driving by his house real late at night,
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which is super annoying. I feel for him. He must live in
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my neighborhood. I still want to mess with him, though, so let's
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see what we can do. Hello, Hey is this Todd? Yes,
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this is Hey Todd. It's a Sergeant cadiddal Hopper over here at the police
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department. What Sergeant Cadiddal Hopper ahead of the motorcycle noise department? You complaint
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with our department? We just got your voicemail. Sorry, we're a little
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behind here, what with Memorial Day. It sounds like you're having some issues
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at your residence, is that right? Yeah, there's these I don't even
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know how many people there are. It sounds at least like three that drive
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these Harley's up and down my street in the middle of the night, waking
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up everybody and setting off car alarms. It's the most annoying thing in the
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world. Yeah, I mean it does sound like that would be against against
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code. But before we continue, I do first have to ask you,
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are you sure it's Harley's Harley davidsonforcycles? You were sure about that? I
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popped my head at once and I saw I saw Harley driving away. Okay,
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can do me a solid, Todd, Can you, like just make
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the noise that you're hearing with your mouth? Just give me an idea what
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we're working with. You want me to make a motorcycle anoise? Really,
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they do call me the motorcycle Whisperer here at the department, and so I'm
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pretty good at just kind of identifying motorcycles based on the sound. So if
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you could just do your best, give me the noise that you're hearing.
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At night. Go ahead. I don't know. This is not going to
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do justice, but let's try it. Okay, it's todd. That sounds
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like a fart. My man, are you sure you're not being woken up
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by farts? Yeah? I'm positive. I like, how is a How's
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a mouse gonna do a motorcycle? No? It it's just like there's a
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lot of different motorcycles like anything, and so we just kind of need to
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narrow it down as obviously this time, you're got a lot of motorcycles on
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the road. So I'm gonna have you one more time. Do your best
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here. Please go ahead and make that motorcycle sound like it. It's a
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it's like a big one. It's like a big fat wolfer. I can't
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do it. It's not impossible. I'm cleaning Kawasaki here. But no,
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it's it's a Harley like you see it. We I saw like. My
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wife also confirmed it. It's there are Harley's driving up and down the road.
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Off. Let's just triple check here. So this would be your standard
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Harley street glider. No, no, no, it wasn't like that.
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It was deeper, it was richer, it was thicker. It was just
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it was a lot more. Okay, you know we're going full hog on
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this one, So would this sound more familiar? Ye, that's what I
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thought. That's what I thought. Okay, just to kind of cover our
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bases. It wasn't more of like a cross rocket, you know, like
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a No, that did not sound familiar. No, just so dumb.
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Here's what we're gonna do, Tony. Here's what I can do for you.
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Just since it is Harley we're dealing with, we're going to send over
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a Harley guy. It's basically midnight to four am is when we're able to
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make these house calls. So is it cool if we stop by tonight?
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Late tonight? I mean, yeah, look, you're gonna do like a
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steak out or something like that. Yes, because they come around like three
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o'clock. What he'll do and he does ride a motorcycle. And just so
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you're not spooked, it's going to be on one of those kawasakis I told
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you about some more of the I'm gonna pull up your house. Wait,
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why do you have to come between twelve and four though? If you're not
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like here to watch and nobody's covering between twelve and four, I gotta just
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stop. I gotta stop the bleeding. Here, my man, it's Pike
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and Amanda in the Morning on Big ninety point seven. We're just joking with
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you. Wait, okay, it sounded so weird and so dumb that,
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like all you were going with it, I would have hung up an hour.
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You're such a sport. Oh my god, what did that Harley sound
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like? Again? The first one I did? I so embarrassing. I
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can't believe, like, Oh my gosh, Pike and Amanda in the Morning
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yet Big nightety eight point seven. All right, let's enter the judgment zone.
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All right, that's where it's okay to judge a little bit. Somebody
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found themselves in a little predicament and they want your feedback, So get a
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little judge. I'm judge. Let's do it. Number is seven oh one
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two eight o eight seven. Would love to hear what you think about this
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dude who's in a situation because of a graduation party. He says, my
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daughter's graduation party is next weekend, and I don't think I'm going to attend.
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And before you judge her mother, my ex wife, is hosting the
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party with her convicted felon boyfriend, Keith. Wow, Okay, plot twist
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here. I thought it was just going to be like a easy situation.
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Yeah, the exes, they always have such nice things to say about the
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new guy. Right. Well, he said that he's asked several times how
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to contribute, and she's made zero effort to involve him. I don't think
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I'm asking much. I just want to feel like I'm a part of it.
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After all, I did help raise our daughter for eighteen years. Unfortunately,
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this is not surprising as my exes continue tried to cut me out of
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our daughter's life, and I've just had enough. It's time I'd take a
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stand. I told my daughter I could take her out for lunch the next
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day. While she did tear up at the idea of me not being at
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her grad party, she agreed lunch would be fine. Am I doing the
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right thing? Or should I just suck it up and go So seven one
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dato one nine eight seven let us know your thoughts. You said it earlier,
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Pike. We're both from broken homes, I mean, but it divorced
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families. Yes, hard's growing up. So my mom and my stepdad lived
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in the Widina Deer Creek area. My dad and my stepmom lived in Denver,
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so it was kind of back and forth. There was only one time
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that I can really remember, because my parents did not have the best divorce,
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that we were together, and one of those moments was my graduation.
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My dad and my stepmom showed up at graduation and it was not ideal for
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them to come out to the Lake Place party because they don't really know anybody,
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but it meant so much for me for them to be there just for
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that kind of one picture. They were not there long, and it hurt
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my feelings because they basically just left. They went back, stayed in the
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hotel, and they flew out the next day. So it wasn't like they
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stuck around and hung out. But I now that I'm older, I get
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brought not going to be the most comfortable, but they did that for me,
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and I still remember to that day and those pictures. There's only a
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few that I have of my parents just together with me and you and you
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enjoy me at that point. Yes, interesting because I do the total opposite
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because the same thing my mom showed up to our gate my graduation party.
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It was the most awkward thing in the world, Like there were very been
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very few times where we're all together, my dad, my stepmom, my
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mom. It's like, no me, it's just who is this for?
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Because for me it's uncomfortable. And you know, graduation parties, it's about
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your friends, they're all coming through, and yeah, it's to me.
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I don't know. I think for his sake, he doesn't need to go.
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I think the daughter will get over it. But huh see, I
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feel like you got to suck it up and go, and you don't have
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to stay that long, but you just need to go and make that appearance,
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at least need some of the food. We have a phone call.
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A man is staying the phone call into Gracie. Do you have any comments
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on Facebook? Yeah, Tina says, um, this is about her and
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how you're just your presence will make her a whole day. You don't have
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to stay long. You can just make face and leave. It'll mean more
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to her than you know. Besides, if you don't show up, it's
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just another thing the X can use to hold against you. Yeah, I
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never thought about that. I guess I would like to know what that felony
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was. Maybe it's not a safe environment. I do love the fact that
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he had to throw that in there, but again seven ninety eight seven,
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good morning? Who is this thig? Good morning Craig here, How are
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you good, Craig? What are your thoughts? Well, my thoughts being
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a dad. My daughter's birthday today, who's in her thirties. He needs
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to be the bigger man and show up and just be a part of the
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day. Yeah, I agree, And it's not easy. It's uncomfortable,
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divorce, it's all ugly, but you just have to do it for your
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daughter. That's absolutely right. Just go there, be the bigger man.
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Doesn't matter that you didn't involve him. He knows why. He's there for
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his daughter. Craig. Are you in a similar situation where there was a
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divorce or anything like that? Oh? Negative, I've been married since nineteen
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ninety Oh well, congratulations, Craig. That's awesome, and tell your daughter
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happy birthday. Where we appreciate your chiming in. Absolutely you too, my
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man, Craig, just crush in life. I love it. Yeah,
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I love it. We have any more Facebook common? Yeah, this one's
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funny. Nanna said, if you choose to go or not, or choose
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to do something special for your daughter. Not sure about funds. But what
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would be fun is going to the grad party for thirty minutes, giving her
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your gift and say pack your bags. We're going on a you and me
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congratulation trip to wherever you both love. Okay, so now we assume he
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has unlimited money, got it, come on, money bags the Bahamas.
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All right, So we are in the judgment zone. This is where you
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are sort of allowed to be a little judge, because well, this guy
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wants to be judged. He's in a situation. He's a dad, his
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daughter's graduating next week and that's when the party is. All right, so
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he doesn't think he wants to go to the party because his ex wife,
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the mom, is throwing it has made no effort to involve him in the
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planning or execution of the party. Sadly, that's usually how it goes.
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He also threw in a little tidbit about her new boyfriend being convicted felon,
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which is, I don't know any more details. So he wants to know
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if he's making a mistake by not going because he's tired of being left out
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and he wants to finally put up a stand. Unfortunately, you gott to
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suck it. Up and go. I know it's not the ideal situation.
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Michelle on Facebook said divorces messy and went on to basically say, you just
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gotta go be in the pictures, be in that moment. Yeah, it's
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uncomfortable. I think there's a lot of things we're missing here. I think
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there's a lot of past history that Yeah, you guys have enough. I
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think the graduation parties are awkward anyway. The kid doesn't care. They're there
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for their friends, they're there for the food. I mean, just I
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don't think it's a big deal if he does his own separate thing. What
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about you? Seven two eight ninety eight seven good morning. Well, I
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recently graduated, and I also come from this type of a family, and
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truthfully, I can say that the main thing that matters is like this memory
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is never going to happen again for their daughter. And honestly, I think
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that he might just have to suck it up, as much as that sucks
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for him, but she's going to remember this for the rest of her life,
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you know. So it is true. I mean, I genuinely remember
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my first wedding and my graduation. Those are the only two memories I have
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of my parents being in the same room together for a little bit, and
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that's pretty cool. I get where comfortable. To me, that was not
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a thing I was like dreaming of. I never I was like, Oh,
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if only my step mom in real could be in the same room.
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It just I just don't think it's necessary. Like I said, he can
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do lunch the next day, do their own thing. I think that would
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be just as special. And when he said that, she started hearing up.
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That's when I was like, Okay, well, it's definitely not that
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kind of a situation. Heres, don't lie. That's true. Awesome,
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thanks so much for chiming in. Yeah, I have a good day.
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All right, So what do you think? Final judgment? Should Dad go
22:34
to the party or should he just do his own thing? Stuck it up
22:37
and y'all go duck it up this morning. This morning, Pike and Amanda
22:42
in the morning one. Well, speaking a Memorial Day, it is all
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week long, been our first I'm sure many Pike and Amanda Memorial Day hot
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Dogathon. It's been a real treat. Oh man, Well, let's say
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hello to Megan, the midday host here on Big Point seven. Well,
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hi guy, thanks for popping in a little early for us today because it's
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time to take on this challenge. I am ready. Megan is wearing the
23:07
full hot dog costume you can see on a big nightey of points on Facebook
23:11
page. You've been doing radio a long time, Is this like the silliest
23:12
thing you've ever heard? Um? I'm not sure if this is the silliest,
23:15
but it's up there. It's very silly. Yeah it is. I
23:18
love it, we think. So here's the deal. It's a four step
23:21
obstacle course you have to get through and you have to try to beat the
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best time, which was set by a Mandy yesterday at what I think it
23:26
was a minute forty two. Okay, congratulations. So the four steps.
23:32
Step one, in order to get ready for Memorial Day, you gotta go
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throw on a little life jacket. It's like one of those classic orange life
23:37
vest things. Amazing. Throw that on. You got to come over here
23:40
where we have some SPF thirty. You've got to protect yourself. It's gonna
23:44
be sunny all weekend, so throw that on your face. Step three,
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go over to that cooler. You got a frozen, very frozen bag of
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ice. You got to get that into the cooler. Okay. So probably
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you're gonna have to use a ground as well. And then final step,
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which it seems to be the most challenging, is a hot dog. You
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have to eat the whole thing. He's not a hot hot dog or just
24:00
it was hot. It's a litk warm dog. Are the fixings over there?
24:06
Because a couple of things just I feel like the later in the game
24:10
you go for this, like tomorrow when Pike and James take on the challenge,
24:12
it's like, oh that you know exactly what to do. For instance,
24:15
Greasy just can't eat a hot dog like she can't do it. It
24:18
took her forever yesterday with the sunscreen, I got it got a little slippery
24:22
for the ice bags, okay, and I forgot to put condiments on until
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the last bite. Well, you'll find that the ketchup serves as a bit
24:30
of a throat lubricant. You're gonna want to use that your advantage. Feeling
24:36
like a weener right now literally as amazing. Okay, all right, you
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think you can beat one forty one, I'm gonna try. I'm a little
24:41
nervous. My heart's racing, all right. Who is going to be the
24:45
big weener challenge? Oh? Yeah, a bit. I got it right
24:49
here. I'm so sorry, Amanda. I am ready on your market.
24:53
Sets off. She's over to the life. Best step one seems to be
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the easiest. It's already on. Oh my gosh, he's cruising. She's
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got the she's got the sunscreen on. Or no, she's applied alty at
25:03
the ice in seven seconds, a little bit of a lazy application of the
25:07
sunscreen, but we'll slide. Ice is going into the cooler. That was
25:11
really quick. She's gonna have a good minute. And they have to eat
25:14
this hot dog. It's not looking good at Manda. Ice is going into
25:17
the cooler. Get her go visserous, viciously. We're not even thirty seconds
25:22
into this bad boy, and she's got this dog in her mouth. Oh
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my gosh, she's she's bypassed the mustard, which is mine. But she's
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got okay, she's on her second bite of the ketchup. Now she's applying
25:32
the mustard. Is she gonna get this under a minute? All right?
25:34
Two bites in. Now she's realizing it's a little harder to swallow than she
25:37
had anticipated. Boy, she's laughing at swallow. Don't choke on the dog,
25:41
don't do it all right? Okay, June her best. Come on,
25:47
come on, Megan, you got this. We are water. You
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need some water. Yeah, we've got him our water. No we don't.
25:53
Then you can't start adding things tomorrow. For you guys. We are
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at one minute exactly. You still got forty two second to slam that third
26:00
of a dog. Come on, Megan, all right, a couple bites
26:04
left. It looks like depending on how generous the bites are. Man,
26:08
she started so well too. Oh yeah, oh here we go, warming
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little bite left. It feels like you needed more of the bun length and
26:15
dog for Okay, she's she's got all in her mouth. She's just got
26:18
to swallow at this point her cheeks. Her cheeks look like she's getting there
26:23
looking like a chipmunk trying to swallow it down. Might have been off a
26:30
little more than she can chew. Megan, you're getting close. You just
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tell us when that thing's down the hatch. She's oh no, she i'd
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beat you. Oh I got what's the time? One forty five? Megan?
26:48
How'd it go? How? What's your instant reaction? I think my
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fingers are from the ice iman on the ground. What do you have to
26:56
say about your hot dog eating skills. If we come water next time,
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water next time. Well, the challenge is on you, guys. I
27:03
am the raining weener dog champ or nine dog. Well you're roga Yeah you
27:11
so far man, and enjoy while you can, because tomorrow James the afternoon
27:15
host, You'm Big ninety point seven and me Pike will both be going and
27:18
I imagine as compute concerned for that. We'll see tomorrow Pike and Amanda in
27:23
the morning Nitty eight point seven, Baby, thank you? Wouldn't you say?
27:29
Yeah, I'm shocked still from yesterday? That was insane. Well,
27:33
let's say good morning. We have a couple of contestants on the phone.
27:36
Good morning, Than contestant too, Hello, good morning, Than, good
27:40
morning. We're telemarketer or something. Who is this? Well, I you
27:45
called for the couny, you know, because they go to work a thing,
27:48
so I never know who it is. Well, it's your friends Pike
27:52
and Amanda in the morning on Big Nighttia point seven. We just want to
27:55
check in as you are out and about, you know, trying to win
27:56
these third row pink tickets. How's it been going good? I don't know
28:00
if you've been following along. But yesterday contestant number three Sarah got a tattoo.
28:06
My word, I've seen that. What was your what was your reaction
28:11
when you saw that? It was not good? Do not throw in the
28:15
towel. Do not throw in the towel thing. I mean, you still
28:18
got a long holiday weekend. Any big plans with Pike's head, Ah,
28:22
yeah, we do, actually, um, and I'll be sharing it shortly.
28:26
Okay, it could be good. I love that everybody's teasing us with
28:30
this. This is what's so fun. Like usually we're the ones would think
28:33
the big exciting announcements and whatever, and it was like, you have to
28:37
wait and see. I know, I know, idea, we have little
28:41
ideas where you know, I left him alone on the fine shop. I
28:45
came in and all these all these little Pikes running around. So really,
28:48
whatever with Sarah a random lady there that he got excited? I have no
28:52
idea. I left him alone, Guys, I left him alone one night
28:56
in the sine shop. I walk in and now there's a well, you
29:00
just can't trust him. It sounds like I don't know if the world is
29:03
prepared for a bunch of a little Pikes. We'll keep it up. Thanks
29:07
than all right, now I think we have a contestant one on the phone.
29:11
Good morning, Hello, Good morning, Amanda. Is this Amanda?
29:15
Hey, this is Amanda confirming contest number one. Yes, Well, how's
29:21
it been going. I don't know if you saw the big news yesterday,
29:23
but Contestant three literally got a tattoo pie. Yeah. I mean that is
29:30
aggressive, It very much is. But I saw last night you were liking.
29:34
Now, I don't care. You just decided to grab Pike's big old
29:37
head and take him downtown. It looks like, yes I did. If
29:41
people were willing to like take pictures with your big heads, so that was
29:45
really fun. Do you have just signed waivers for that? It's like,
29:48
oh, you know, if you don't mind, I'm just kidding. That's
29:51
a nice thing about having a normally large head. People are want to take
29:55
pictures with you. I do love the photos from the Willie Nelson concert with
29:59
Chili Willie or what did you call him, Chilly Nelson something like that.
30:03
Do you have any more plans going into Memorial Day weekend? Oh? Yeah,
30:07
oh yeah I have. I think I have a little bit of a
30:10
surprise. Yeah, it'll be kind of Big My plan is for Friday to
30:15
do this. I love it. I mean, obviously the bar is high.
30:18
People are permanently inking, you know, they to their body. I
30:22
don't know if I can beat that for your face tattoo. I mean,
30:26
what's wrong with a face tattoo? Amanda of just planning, you know,
30:30
you know, I'm I'm really highly considering it. But um well it's twenty
30:34
twenty three. People are really more taller into tattoos these days. You can
30:40
Amanda in the morning on Big Nutty eight point seven than today. What's everyone
30:47
talking about? Good morning, seven o'clock. Here's what you need to know.
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Thanks for our friends over at Bremer Bank the bank bill to help your
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business girl learn more at Bremer dot com. Well, it was a few
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weeks ago. We were laughing because they were trying to serve Shadow with papers
31:00
because he is one of the celebrities that are being sued for making commercials endorsing
31:03
FTX, which is a cryptocurrency exchange, and they're saying they just can't track
31:07
him down. Probably one of the easiest guys to spot if you're actually looking
31:12
for him, but ended up serving him during the heat Celtics game the other
31:18
night he was in the broadcast booth for TNT and they ended up dodging him
31:21
there. I just think it's hilarious, knock knock back. I was hoping
31:26
for you been served. They would have done it on live TV. That
31:29
would have been just legendary. It would have been in that show if you
31:30
ever watched Shack and like Charles Barkley on the TNT thing, hilarious, hilarius.
31:34
They would have had fun. And this is just devastating. And I've
31:40
always thought that the mom, maybe the dad was involved, but more so
31:44
the mom in the Gabby Potito case. Well, a judge ruled yesterday that
31:48
Brian Laundry's mom, Roberta, is going to probably get into some trouble because
31:52
she wrote her son Brian, what she's calling a burn. After reading letter,
31:59
this is literal she said that, yeah, or it said it in
32:00
there. And this is a part of the civil case that is going on
32:04
right now. And for me, I'm like, this should be more than
32:05
a civil case. I mean, she needs to be charged with something.
32:07
If you read this letter, we don't have all the details on it,
32:10
but here's just a couple of lines for you. This is what she wrote
32:14
her son, if you're in jail, I will bake a cake with a
32:17
file in it. If you need to dispose of a body, I will
32:21
show up with a shovel in garbage bags. And again it's said in there
32:24
clearly burn after reading. Why would you ever If this is just you telling
32:29
your son how much you love him, why would you say burn after reading?
32:32
That's gonna be if I'm the defense, I'm gonna question that. And
32:36
she's like, geez, why didn't you burn it? Well, instructions were
32:38
clear. That's a whole other situation because now that this whole thing has been
32:43
releasedous and it had nothing to do with Gabby, and she wanted to convey
32:45
to Brian how much she did, in fact love him. Well, she
32:49
wrote it before they went on that cross country trip, which is even more
32:52
eerie to me. I don't think anything is like chargeable. I'm no lawyer,
32:57
but I don't think there's a crime there. But still it's definitely not
33:00
a good look. No, just heartbreaking news. Yesterday, a teena Turner,
33:05
known as the Queen of rock and roll, she died. She was
33:07
eighty three years old. Just a few weeks ago she sat down for an
33:09
interview and review the Secret to a Life Well Lived. When she responded,
33:14
she said, what does well lived mean? When we're applying to the question,
33:17
She said, I My life has been full, but with lots of
33:22
sad times that I now forgive and strive to forget. Maybe that's the answer
33:24
to keep moving forward. So let him go and aim to fill your life
33:28
with love you forget. She did have a rough go yeah, early on.
33:30
I mean I've just heard stories. I wasn't there, but you know,
33:34
was Ike Turner her yes, first husband that did not go well,
33:37
very abusive. Yeah, there was a lot of things, but yeah,
33:39
just sad to loose Tina turn Her. Yesterday Legend UK tour Threta Wilson shot
33:50
down rumors at her husband's Tom Hanks yelled at a worker on the red carpet
33:52
during the premiere of his new movie. The photo it does look like he's
33:57
getting pretty aggressive. He's just looking at him and pointingt like, oh,
34:00
yeah, I'm coming after you. But really that's not the case. Rita
34:02
took a screen grab of it posted yesterday, said this is called I can't
34:07
hear you. People are screaming. What did you say? Where are we
34:10
supposed to go, but that doesn't sell stories. Nice try. We had
34:15
a great time go see the movie. The guy actually in the photo comments
34:17
and said, yeah, nothing happened. He was this is totally misleading.
34:21
Well, it's Tom's fault because he did yell at a paparazzi like a year
34:23
or two ago, and so now we just know him as a yeller.
34:25
That's people don't forget. It's like when you're a kid and somebody you know,
34:29
I had an accident in class, and now they're known that person.
34:32
And you know our guy Josh de Mall. Of course, he has his
34:36
place here in northern Minnesota, and we've known that for a long time.
34:40
It's I want to say it's over by Park Rap. It's maybe a little
34:43
bit north there and beautiful. I don't have the total intel here, but
34:45
I do know that he sat down for an interview and said, I become
34:49
a bit of a doomsday prepper. I guess I'm building something so that if
34:52
things go south, this is a place that can take my family. I
34:55
have this crazy fixation of what happens if Bleep happens to hit fan in La
35:00
and I have to get my family out of there. And live off the
35:02
land. So when he first got this place, it had no water,
35:07
no electricity. Now he's really made it into it's I mean, even we
35:12
follow him on Instagram, he's always showing like a don a skidster doing some
35:15
different stuff. Skidster, Yeah, skid steer, A skidster, right,
35:20
it's a skid steer. I know, you know, I'm not one of
35:22
those guys, but I think I know it's a skid steer. Pretty sure
35:24
it's anyway, he's gonna be probably moving in this direction, I would say
35:31
for a while, don't you I feel like he's gonna get out of LA
35:35
at something. Yeah, and we all know, you know, Park Rapids
35:38
is basically La of the North. A lot of film opportunities up there.
35:44
And this made us feel really old because Ed Sheeran he had a show in
35:47
Tampa this week, so he went and crashed a local high school and they
35:51
were doing their band practice. They were actually performing one of his songs.
35:53
He walks in, nobody even blinks out. I mean I get there looking
35:57
at their what is it sheet music? Yeah, their music. By the
36:00
way, it's like traumatic. Seeing this video brought me right back to band
36:02
class. Fourth hour right before lunch. He wanted to be anywhere but there
36:06
anyway, go on. Yeah, but you were the first chair, weren't
36:07
you. Yeah? Yeah, I was ripping solos and the saxophone. I
36:10
was at last chair as the alto saxophone player, So this one really hit
36:15
me hard. I would have been the one to notice Ed Shearing coming in
36:16
because I'm like, I'm fake saxophone. I'm resting forty measures until I play
36:22
a note. But even when they look up and they see him, you'd
36:27
think people would be like jumping out of their seat and getting really excited because
36:30
it's Ed Sheering, Right, a total surprise, Right, they had no
36:34
idea who was coming. Yeah, not the way it went down. Yeah,
36:40
I thought I'd come and play some songs guitars to give it to you
36:45
guys from meeting the bo I'm playing, but I've got tickets for all of
36:52
you guys to come, by the way. That's like the twelve teachers in
36:58
the background like, yeah, kids are like, who is this? I
37:01
know? Do high school kids not know who ed Cheron is? Of course
37:04
they do that. You have to know who er it is. You're just
37:07
out of high school and turned grace hereward. You know, well you would.
37:10
I mean he's a recognizable guy, right, I'm gonna tell you this,
37:13
and you're not going to be surprised. I know who ed Cheron was
37:15
because he opened for Taylor Swift on the Red Tour. That's how I discovered
37:19
him. Good that was disclaimed to