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It's no longer possible to give out a fake number · Podcast - Big 98.7

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Apparently the amount of unhinged airline passengers has been dramatically increasing over the last two
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years. Data shows that last year alone, sixty percent of physical attacks were
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increased on airlines. Also, what, yeah, very much increased in people,
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you know, just being unhinged in general. It doesn't always have to
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be physical. But it's crazy because you see all these stories and now that
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people can videotape everything, you know, you see all these wild things.
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You know, people are incredibly upset when they're flying. It's like, well,
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just bad people. You just know what you're gonna get. Everybody on
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planes really yeah, Oh it's I had to fly a lot obviously the last
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few years when I moved away and I was coming back here because my Bandalow
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Standards played. But they had a lot of just horrible experiences. One guy
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in particular, he was like kind of he was in the role ahead of
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me and I'm in the window seat, and he could tell he was kind
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of like dozing off and it looks sort of unwell, you know, I
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couldn't tell he's sleeping or sick. Suddenly my man starts huken no project out
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just pouring down his person. Now there's my guys. The first thing that
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hits you is the smell, of course, and you're in this tube.
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Horrific. But then he's still in the row of in front of me.
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Remember it starts making its way back to me on the floor. It starts
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running back. Oh my god, Dan, you probably have your stuff underneath,
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so you are you just grabbing you? No? I do this thing
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where you know, you're supposed to stow it under the seat, but I
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just stuff it up in the overhead and anyway, it's not what you're supposed
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to do. But it saved me. Yeah, it's a good thing.
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All over my boot. I looked down. My foot is covered in this.
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Dude, are you not gonna? I would be on the verge of
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hurling. How is it not just like a chorus of vomiting between me and
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all the other pastors. Everyone's just like just taking turns. You know,
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I don't know the only thing that's ever really happened to me that was unruly,
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like my children, like my daughter has thrown up on me. And
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then your point, yeah, more of like this was like more of the
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spit up and a gross or whatever. But it is you're just that is
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unhinged. That's crazy. Other than that, I can't think of anything crazy
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that you see all the time in these videos of people who just get angry,
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I'm like, why are you taking this out on people? And they're
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just out of their mind? Like just ill people. I'm like, how
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did you get onto an airplane in the first place? Yeah? I will
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tell you though. Sometimes the flight attendants, you just you know what your
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job is. Let's just not be mean, like you're the one who chose
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to be in this position. And the ones who are just really sticklers about
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everything, I don't like that. That drives me crazy. Yeah, but
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I also don't like when they're too nice and they're too funny and they're trying
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to be silly on a flight to Vegas on Allegiance, when they're like,
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all right, everybody, you can amend it in the morning on Big Nut
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eight point seven. All right. So aptly yesterday announced their new iOS seventeen
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update, which is very exciting. I know a lot of people have Apple
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phones. I know I got one. Intern Gracie, what do you got?
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You got an iPhone? Amanda, what do you got? Galaxy Girl?
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All day? I will I won't do it except for I did.
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I had a moment about a week and a half ago there was a group
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threat and people were sending videos and then they don't come through. It's a
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nightmare. And every video I'm trying to send to other people it looks like
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just like a little thumbnail. It's just not to mention the ainy group chat
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or group message. The most annoying thing that happens in my life is when
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you have one person with an Android and it makes them all I have to
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give you, guys like the laughing emoji. Instead, you guys get to
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like push it and say like aha or loved. It's horrific anyway. This
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new update though on the iOS seventeen, basically there's a new feature called name
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drop. Now you wouldn't be familiar with air dropping, Amanda, No,
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no, we have that. Oh you do, yea. So like the
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seven of you who have androids, if you're ever next to each other by
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scope, you can air drop. So air dropping on in an Apple iPhone
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you can pass like photos along if you're in the same vicinity. But now
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you can share contact information. So if I see you and turned Gracie at
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the bar and we're just two random people and you say, hey, what
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can I get your telephone number? I'd be like, well, sure you
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can. I'll just name drop myself to you bo being bottom boom. It's
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easy. Right now people are concerned on the internet because now it's gonna be
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awfully hard for you ladies to give fake phone numbers to dudes. Yeah.
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Growing up, I was Tatiana with a wrong number. That was Did you
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guys do that when you went out? You had fake names? You and
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your friends? No, No, it is just me. Yeah, guys
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are quite the opposite motive. Yeah, we're not trying to deter you'd go
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out and give people fake phone numbers first everybody. There might be somebody you'd
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be interested in. But sometimes yeah, it's like, nah, I'm good.
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Why even just say no, I don't get that. I don't know.
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There's something fun about it. The last time we did it, this
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was so long ago, was one of my girlfriend's bachelor parties down tell Minneapolis,
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and we all had fake names. It was just so dumb but entertaining,
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you guys, So you guys just giggle all the way to the hotel.
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My name is Denise. Tiana was real fun. You do seem like
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more of a Tatiana. I don't know what that means. Hike in Amanda
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in the morning. You know it's graduation season, right, Oh yeah,
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A lot of stress comes with that, especially for the parents. Well,
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this guy apparently is pretty stress and his wife just thought that'd be a great
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opportunity to mess with him. Really, the dad is stressed. Dad stress?
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Oh boy, Okay, this is an assistant principal skinner at your son's
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school. Listen the reason for the call. And I know this isn't gonna
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be ideal for you, but we did have a little bit of an issue
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with the new gym over at the high school the capacity. After crunching the
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numbers again, it's looking like that we're not going to exactly be able to
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fit all the students at the ceremony this weekend. We've had to move a
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certain section of the students over to what we're calling the graduation overflow ceremony.
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Graduation overflow ceremony, what are you talking about. It's just going to be
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a fire hazard if we were to stuff all these kids into one gym,
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so a certain amount of them it's only forty kids or so, they're gonna
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have to go over to this overli ceremony. You didn't take the numbers in
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the consideration. But I mean, you plan this all out and you're telling
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me it's the fire hasn't where the kids gonna go? Did you not care
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about the kids safety? Alex? Can you imagine? Obviously? But you're
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a principal. I mean this sounds like four plans and the assistant principle.
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Let's get ahead of ourselves. So Alex, here's the situation. Your son
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has been randomly selected to be one of the forty students to participate in the
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overflow ceremony. Are you going to be able to be there by? No,
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we got to get them a little eider to get the live stream going.
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Bro, what is this overflow ceremony thing? What are you talking about?
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I mean, it's it's self explanatory. Listen, I know it's not
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ideal. Again, but we're gonna have to have your son there by six
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am just to get that live stream going, because they're gonna have it up
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in the main gym so all the other parents can see the overflow kids.
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What the heck are you talking about? Man? My kid's an honor student.
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What are you talking about? And we're very proud of him. We
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are. That said, he's been randomly selected, but we're not favoring any
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students here. Your son will be at the overflow in just so you know
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the exact location, the local Chuck E Cheese has been kind enough to offer
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their spaces for the overflow ceremony. So my son's going to be graduating at
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Chuck E Cheese more or less. Here's the thing, though, because you
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do sound like you know you're maybe not exactly excited about this. I know
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nobody nobody is. Just because you're one of the first selected, were willing
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to offer you v IP seating for you and your family, Okay, something
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you'd be interested in? What the v I? I mean, let me
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get what what do I What do I get pizza on stage with the band?
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You got it on stage with the band? You're gonna be on stage
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with the band if if you're interested now I can certainly leave over these to
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the next band. Do you think I'm gonna get on stage at a graduation
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now? Sorry? The overflow ceremony is just as prestigious as the main jam
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ceremony. There's nothing to be ashamed of you. Where the heck did you
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get the word overflow? Ceremony? Is this okay? Okay, sir,
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Your son's diploma is just as valid as the rest of the kids in the
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good The main ceremony is an honor student. What what something wrong? Oh
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my, Alex? Listen, Alex, I feel bad, man. There's
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no overflow, Sarah Moony. Your kid's gonna be graduating with the rest of
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them, all right, So what are you calling me about? What is
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going on here? So mad? That's a good question. What am I
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calling you about? Alex? It's Pike and Amanda in the morning on big
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night of your point seven. Is just a prank, just just pranking.
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Don't put this on the radio. Please, please don't put this on the
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radio. I thought you wait that you handled yourself. Well, you're about
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to give me a heart attack. I ready got nothing going on with the
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wife. I mean, no wife. Oh my gosh. What uh?
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Speaking of the wife, Alex, she's the one that thought it would be
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funny to do this to you. She sent us a message last week.
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Yeah. I know we're kind of going and we're in the battle right now.
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But yeah, well I not get her next Well, I really hope
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you guys can do a date night at the Chuck e Cheese Pike and Amanda
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in the morning. Point seven. Anybody here deal like a snore? A
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snore or like does this familiar? And oh god, I'll be traumatizing if
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it does. I feel like our in our relationship, we have our moments,
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like if we've had a couple of cocktails the night before. Sometimes we
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snore, but it's not an ongoing chronic it's like sleep apnea issue. Yeah,
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it's not that because also we sleep like you would think we were in
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a grain bin, because my husband has a huge fan. On the one
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side, trying to think of what that would mean, I don't know.
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It just as really loud I would. I would assume maybe gin I don't
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know. They're kind of just sitting there. If anything you think would be
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peaceful in there? Ever been in a grain bin? Ye? But no,
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maybe not the best analogy, guys. But then on the one side
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of my bed, I have Briggs sound or sleep monitor thing, so I
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could see him in his room. But then in his room he has a
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sleep machine. So it's just all these noises. It's just chaos. It's
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much like a grain elevator or grain Bin. Well, here's the deal.
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If you do have somebody who snores, there's a sleep scientist over at the
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University of Oxford. Yeah, he says that basically, you're gonna want to
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sleep in separate rooms. I know a lot of people might tell you otherwise,
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you know, might ruin your relationship, but he says that it will
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improve your relationship. Ideally, if you do that, you would be happier
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or more responsive to each other, less impulsive, less irritable. It would
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mark the beginning of a new relationship. See that seems crazy to me because
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we don't have this problem. I'm like, I can't imagine not sleeping next
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to each other, like that is such an intimate part of a relationship and
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just kind of that. Oh, it's pretty casual at this point, isn't
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it well doing it? It's like the quick snuggle and then push away,
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but it's still just being in the same bed. It would it would bother
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me, Like last night, we have a king bed, and last night,
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because Lauren goes to bed after me, I couldn't even tell you she
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was in there or not. I went to work this morning. She might
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have been got she might be three sets away. I don't know, but
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I could see how you'd get really angry, you know what I mean,
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there is sentiment I would resent that. Yeah, you can't sleep, and
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if you don't sleep, that ruins your life. Yeah, and you just
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get angry. You're just gonna get mad and you need sleep. I could
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I guess, yeah, I mean I would sleep in and thankfully for Lauren's
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sake, Like, I don't snore. I don't think, just one of
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the many ways you really hit the jackpot. I take you actually for a
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snore. Oh you do? Yeah, why I feel like that's a negative
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thing. No, it's not. I just I just feel like you feel
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like you're gonna you clunk out, and you're like, oh, it's sleeping.
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I would say sleeping with me is sort of like sleeping in a grain
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bin. And Amanda in the morning, Amanda has been up in arms all
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morning over this drama on some Facebook group over what what's going on now?
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Well, it's called Fargo Moms after Dark and I just saw this mom.
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I know, I'm not making that up. What goes on in this group.
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It's just a little event seesh from time to time about like having kids,
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and yes, does it get like kind of a you know, R
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rated because it's yeah, it's more about like husbands and things like that.
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There's other mom groups that focus more on the kids. But this one in
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particular, I will not name the restaurant, but a mom was preparing to
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leave, and as she was getting ready to leave with her kids, there
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was a staff member who showed up at the table with cleaning supplies in hands,
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like, yeah, better clean up after your kids. They're giving them
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to the parent. Yes, here you go. Here, you clean up
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all the goldfish or whatever it was behind the floor and or on the floor
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that you left behind. And what first question? Why are kids able to
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bring snacks to a restaurant? And I can't you tell me your kids got
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goldfish in a they don't serve goldfish. It doesn't matter, pike, kids,
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you will understand because you will as a former server and a mom.
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Now you give the kids whatever it is they need to get the comfortable,
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you know what I mean? Sure, tablets, Yeah, you bring your
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phone to a restaurant, don't you. Yeah. Point, so what's the
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difference between that and tablet and my hand getting off the rails a little bit?
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You know? My whole point though in this is you don't You can't
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just say hey, you need to pick this up unless it's really bad.
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I'm mad that there's no photo, But what would be extreme because you've gone
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out to restaurant with our kids, like you're just picking up Like I always
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do my best to put the plates where they need to go. But I'm
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like that whenever I go to eat, you just help the server as much
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as you possibly can. Our kids usually spill. I'm going to be the
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first person to go and get a bar rag wipe it up. You know
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you're there was a couple of spills we ate with your kids at Twin Peaks
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or something. Yeah, and my favorite was winter. I think Sydney spilled
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water and the server came over and she's like, oh no, it did
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something spill and your husband Nick tried to play it off like it was as
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poor as light that spilled. Oh I'm trying to get a free one up.
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That was hilarious. I'm like, no, it was just my daughter's
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water. Oh man, that guy. So you think it's the parents' responsibility
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or is it the server to clean up all the goldfish and extracurricular snacks.
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I mean there are certain things that I'm not gonna go underneath the booth and
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start cleaning up all of that because you didn't do that with the adults beforehand,
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So that's all gross and that's probably something you're gonna do later unless it's
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something big. If my kid drops half of the hamburger underneath, I'm not
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just gonna leave it. I'm gonna pick that up, okay, you know.
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So I'm just I'm just trying to think at a point where a server
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is gonna come up with cleaning cleaning stuff in tow and be like, hey,
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here you go, I'm going I don't know. I feel like,
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yeah, even the hamburger underneath. I think that you're getting paid to do
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it. Obviously you don't care whether it's a big mass or little mess.
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You're on the clock, so whatever it takes, right, I don't need
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to be picking up after my kids. You literally do. That's what you're
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hired for, you know. Like I worked at Arby's. I know that's
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not like a glamorous serving job, but I did have to go around and
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pick those trays up and the amount of ketchup and Arby sauce people would leave
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on those trays. It was like, oh my god. I mean,
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make a little effort. But at the same time, I'm like, well
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that's getting paid. Now I get to clean this up for ten minutes.
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And that's ten minutes I didn't have to do something else. What do you
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think whose job is that to clean up after the kids? Seven one two
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eight ninety eight seven Good morning, Good morning you guys. This is Cassie
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calling in today to talk to you about bringing your kid oots out to eat.
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Well. First of all, it's already stressful, isn't it. I
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Mean we just started taking the kids out tea and I'm like, why are
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Sometimes I just feel bad even doing it well? And at home, like
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you know, you want your kids to you know, to ta get used
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to everything, right. So when they're eating and they're like putting spaghetti in
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their hair and stuff like that, it's like, oh, it's you,
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no worry. He's like, we can just clean up after them. But
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at a restaurant you really can't do that. And so when like we're trying
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to cleanliness at home and then cleanliness out to eat. My sun culture has
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um. We were in a local establishment and he had French fries and ketched
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up everywhere, and the server like she was so nice and so sweet about
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it. But at the end of there was catchup all over this table.
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You guys like this it was I mean it was sent free overload for sure.
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And the server came over. She was super sweet, and I'm like,
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okay, so I'm gonna need a sandy bucket and spray and some fowls
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and if you could grab a room, and she looked at me like I
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was absolutely crazy, absolutely crazy. You know. I love the intentions of
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you offering to clean it up. It's like to equate it to what I
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do here in the radio station. If we're interviewing somebody and they go,
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hey, listen, I used to do radio in college, Like just step
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aside, I'll go over the I'll run the board. I got it.
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I would be like, ah, thanks, but you know, no thanks,
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I guess. But when your child has taken like a handful of ketchup
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from his plate and has like played out it on to the table and then
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starts like star fishing his hands, it's like someone can't be a rag like
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so yeah, it's adorable, not yeah, I think I think to like,
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if the server came over and was like resting the face and like clean
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it up. I mean, I think it's also like, you know,
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we work together, right, it takes a village, so okay, let's
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let's clean up this. Let's clean up this vest together. If someone was
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coming over like demanding and being a real big you know about it, and
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that's a different thing. That's when you and the husband get together. You
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just start playing with ketchup everywhere. Yeah, yes, fifty seven hour like
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the random Ketchup up this morning, this morning, Pike and Amanda in the
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morning. Here's what you need to know. So apparently Apple has everybody riled
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up because they announced a reality headset called Apple Vision Pro that seamlessly blends the
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real world in the digital world. And it's just thirty five hundred dollars.
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It's going to launch next year. They look like ski goggles. I don't
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get it. I've never tried on v our glasses, so I don't get
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the hype behind it. Well you can imagine, right, yeah, I
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mean you can imagine. You can imagine why this would be a cool thing.
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I know. That's on what you're looking at. Well, you seem
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to not be able to get past the fact they look like skig. Well,
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no, for me, it's just like it all feels really too close.
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And you know, I was always told you can't sit that close to
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a TV. It's crazy though those things are. Yeah, so it's a
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good point. I feel like it's going to give me a little nausea to
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be completely honest. Without you, I don't know. Some of the things
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I've seen you can do virtually are pretty wild. I might invest in a
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set. Governor Bergham, in advance of his announcement that he is going to
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be running for president tomorrow, has released a video. This is what he's
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a hanging his hat on. Okay, anger yelling, in fighting. That's
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not gonna cut it anymore. Let's get things done North Dakota. We listened
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with respect and we talk things out. That's how we can get America back
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on track. You know how like over years is like progress and innovative.
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You know, but political commercials have not changed one bit. They're using the
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same b role. Wouldn't you believe it? He was out talking to farmers,
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shaking hands, doing their thing. I mean, I just envision you
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know, his rallies. People are going to get together with a nice little
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pot luck kind of thing, tater tot hot dish. So he has one
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officially, as far as Republican candidates, I believe the last count was one
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of four thousand and so, yeah, tomorrow is it in Fargo. He's
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announcing it. He is, And then he said it over to this is
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a hot state for candidates Iowa for a couple of days, and he said
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it over to New Hampshire. So it'll be interesting to see how this all
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unfolds. Others, like you had mentioned a lot of candidates, so to
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see if it's gonna stick. I guess we'll find out when that Iowa caucus
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happen. I would see a lot about that. It's one of the big
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ones. Oh Man, by you Phillips. She has been married to Danny
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Master Sinceince two thousand and eleven, and last week, it was a week
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ago, he was charged with those two counts of a rape, and she's
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standing by his side. She's, according to inside sources, just shook.
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She's terrified for the sensing. She could not believe that they took him into
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custody right away. It's like they didn't think about what happens if you are
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guilty. She just can't even wrap her head around it. Those closer are
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saying, no matter what happened, she wants to support him. She plans
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to not leave him. But his hearing is on August fourth, and if
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he goes to prison for life, I'm assuming she's going to rethink that,
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or even thirty years. I think he's forty seven. Yeah, yeah,
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Well, if you're going to support him, great, I just know you're
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supporting a rapist, so I mean you all will have to think about that.
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Yeah. I don't think she is not a good look. Love is
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love, But you're ready ready? That's he is piping hot today? Oh
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no, Amanda stills that see Let's see So Fast X was released last month
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and I had no idea. Did you know Jason Momoa was a part of
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this one? I think I knew that. Oh you didn't know that integration.
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There's been a lot of beef before with Vin Diesel, The Rock and
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then would you say The Rock in Tyree? Oh yeah, legendary. They
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all have been like feuding over the years. I mean this has been going
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on for what a decade. It's just a lot of testosterone in one film.
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I mean, it's just bound to happen. Well, it's happening again
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with Vin Diesel, and he is blaming his new costar Jason Momoa's performance for
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all the trash being talked about this one. He is the producer, and
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he's basically saying that Jason Momoa was overacting during this Oh all were rock This
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is such a ridiculous statement. Seems like some underacting to me. I don't
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know anyway, So this has a potential for some feud going on because I
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don't see Jason Momoa just ignoring the conversation. It did score fifty six percent,
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and the Tomato meter it also brought in three hundred and forty million dollars.
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Yeah, shut it, let it's not the wrong fifty six percent.
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Every movie I like is like sub twenty right. Should you like Dubbing Dummer
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and stuff? Okay? Any bad? Nothing wrong with? What do you
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want to be? What do you think the Tomato meter for Dumb and Dummer
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was? I bet it's like eighty something. No way, no guarantee it.
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Give her a peek. You tell me about this story. I'm guessing
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about forty forty three percent. Kanye West, he is still with this Bianca
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sensory they are married. I don't know how official that is, but they
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intended a church service on Sunday in LA and the Internet is going wild over
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their outfits. First of all, Kanye West new look. He's wearing like
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a black security guard T shirt with shoulder pats. Think of your mom's nineteen
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ninety eight or eighty eight blazer with the big old shoulder pats. He's just
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pumping those in there. I saw, what are you doing? I saw
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it, and I'm like, tessus, Kannie jacked. He just been like
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locked way in the gym. No, no, but I mean whatever.
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If women can wear spanks, Kannie can wear his fake muscle arms. But
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it also looks like he's wearing her leggings, Like it looks like he's wearing
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a pair of women's leggy I didn't get that far because I got really distracted
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by her outfits. She is wearing like a black address, but then around
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the neck it puffs out. Uh. Some are saying that it just I
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don't know, it looks like, uh, well, can we say that?
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Yeah? It looks like a you know, protective device. Yeah,
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yeah, definitely, yeah, just like what why are you doing this just
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for attention? I just don't get it. Probably that he does pull off
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those leggings, So wouldn't you say, Andrew Grayson? Yeah, I mean
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when I saw the leggings, I was like, are those his? Or
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are those hers? Because I just I don't I have an update on our
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dumb and dumber rotten tomato score. Yeah, argument, what did you say?
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You thought? I said like eighty something sixty eight percent in the Okay,
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obviously they got it wrong. And we were just talking about this yesterday,
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how maybe Taylor Swift was single again and she was going to act like
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who's that nat guy? You guys evolve been talking about that I was about
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to move in with and loved and it was the hottest thing ever. Yeah,
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no, it's over and yesterday. Oh they were never serious. It
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was just very cash, no big deal. No, it wasn't. No,
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it was not. This is the most in public she's been in a
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relationship in what eight years? A lot of yeah, because her and Joe
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were never like really ever out there together A lot somebody think that they were
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even really together that long's it's just I knew this would happen. It got
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to the point where it's like, there's so many issues. There's so many
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people judging you. It's just not worth it. How good could this guy
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be? You know that it's not worth it. I'm saying worth the squeeze.
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I think the problem was when the friend called her mom miss piggy.
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I mean, how do you come back from that? You don't