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Big Announcement for Happy Harry's Ribfest · Podcast - Big 98.7

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Let's be nice. I mean, I know, let's be house about the
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real reason people are here with us right now listening at just a couple short
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minutes after seven to fifty one, we've been teasing you with a new artist
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being added to our already stellar Happy Harry's rib Fest lineup, which is just
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the best kickoff to summer. Picture yourself right now having a big beer,
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slobbing on some ribs, watching great music in the Fargo Dome parking lot.
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Oh that, and it's only five bucks to get in. I mean,
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that is what is incredible to me, for all of this amazing talent that's
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rolling into Happy Harry's Ribfest. And that's just it. You know, people
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don't realize the kind of artists they're able to get with that budget, with
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only charging five dollars per ticket. So it's incredible, Amanda, that they
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were able to bring in in addition to the already great headliners, which are
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Blackhawk, Chase Beckham, Friday Night is gonna be Eve six Love Them,
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and then Saturday Night Steven Adler of Guns N' Roses. But Amanda just announced
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exclusively I got in the morning opening Friday Night for Eve six Ladies and gentlemen,
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low standards. You say we're just friends, and well switch show like
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low yeah standards that low standards. Now you're either one going, oh my
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god, Pike, your band is opening, or you're going too what the
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heck? Who who is that? Or if you've been following along on Facebook,
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A lot of people were on it and they are so excited about it,
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because truly, I raz you guys all the time, because I mean
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I was a group very day one. I know you weren't. You've gone
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to one show, right, They're not just gonna let any baby play at
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Happy A Reserve five. Well I don't think so anyway. So yeah,
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we're gonna be opening for Eve six. Obviously we've written our own original music,
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which I feel like it's all right. But also we play a lot
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of great cover songs. You know, we grew up Love in nineties and
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two thousands, music, pop rock, the Blink onin eighty two to Third
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Eye, Blind, Matchbox twenty, Google Dolls and all American rejects of the
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worlds and so and that's it gonna be perfect, like just getting your reveed
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up for Eve six. And like you had mentioned, this is out at
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the Happy Harry's rib Fest, the parking lot, all of that. That's
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just a good energy, And I mean, is it okay? Can I
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spill the beans about what we're gonna be giving away because this isn't just Happy
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Harry's rib Fest five dollars to get in. We're gonna have an exclusive VIP
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area. I mean they're gonna have an opportunity to meet Low Standards. I
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mean, it's true. And I don't want to say too much right now
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because it's in the works currently, because we're gonna make it bigger and better
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than ever. But yes, the opportunity will be there for you to meet
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the band. The bandy you might even know from such songs as the intro
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to Pike's Prank You, which will we play it live? Please? Can
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you please please please wish play it live a little bit and then on stage
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we'll prank call somebody from the stage. It would be incredible. Oh gosh,
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it's gonna be so much fun if you missed it. The big announcement
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Low Standards. The BANDA I'm in will be opening for Eve six Friday night,
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June seventh, of Happy Harry's Ribest, So I take get your tickets
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but you just go ahead and get them at the door. You've met the
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dough baby an in the morning. I know Amanda Stills the sea. Let's
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see. It's just icky all the way around. But unfortunately, everybody kind
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of wants to know what is going on with p Diddy. There's been a
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ton of different rumors out there. Well. A former extra host and former
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backup dancer of Ditty, her name is Tanika Ray. She's gone viral because
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she jumps on TikTok yesterday and said this, seriously, we all have stories.
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Mine is horrific and only five people know it, and I probably will
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never tell it, but it's maybe I'll write a book one day. But
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it just is so traumatizing that women just want to live every day and feel
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safe. So for those who like, why anti say something, dame,
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because we just want to live, I want to be happy and we really
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want to forget the trauma. Man, that's horrible. You just got to
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die to know what the details are exactly. I understand why she's not wanting
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to share them exactly. Hopefully he shares them with at least the investigation right.
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Well, and then she had basically said Cassie who kind of started this.
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His ex has really said what needed to be said. And she said,
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now there's a lot of people feeling more comfortable talking about it. And
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this next guy we're gonna hear from said that she Cassie the ax. She
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got paid a lot of money right to be quiet, which is why did
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he keep saying, Oh, it's just some money grab now. But Tourey,
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this is a guy who sat down for an interview yesterday was talking about
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his experience. This might have been ten twelve years ago that I called him
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and say I have a family member who I want you to hire them as
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an intern and he said yes. And then the internship stopped abruptly, like
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three or four months into it. And years later they finally came out and
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a mail and said that Puff had said come home, stay the night with
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me, or the internship is over, and they said absolutely not. He
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said absolutely not, and the internship ended. Oh yeah, I mean there's
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a lot of interviews that have resourfaced with the one with Bieber, the one
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with Usher where apparently there was something known as did Camp that you would send
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your I guess an up and coming artist or whomever to Diddy Camp and Usher
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was asked about it, like, hey, would you send your kids there?
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He said absolutely not and never really got into details. Yeah, it
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was sort of inferred that there was something like inappropriate but yet fun going on.
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You know, But how deep this goes? To me? It seems
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I know at this point there's something right, it's just how deep does it
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go? Hopefully they can find out? I know, all right the moment
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we've been waiting for. Tomorrow, Beyonce is going to be releasing her album
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so it's called Act to Cowboy Carter. There's been a lot of rumors.
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One in particular. We knew that she was gonna have a song Joe Lean
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when she released her track list yesterday. Some thought maybe Dolly Partner is going
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to be a part of that project with her, and then maybe Willie Nelson.
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I just can't in all of my time, did I think Beyonce and
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Willie Nelson would be doing something? And maybe not. This seems a little
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bit more legit that Travis Scott is also going to be making appearance on the
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album, but not a country album. She's just what. I'm so confused
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me, I know, but it is it's cold, ke, you know,
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I found this interesting. I was watching Doctor Dre and Snoop Dogg in
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fifty. They were on Jimmy Kimmel over the weekend, Yeah, and they
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were asking Jimmy asked Doctor Drey if you would ever do like a country album
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and he said no, but he said he does love Joelene. It's his
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favorite, one of his favorite songs ever. Joe Lane, Joe, imagine,
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Doctor Dre, how would that guy? I'm not gonna try. I
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kind of want you too. I don't know how I would. Hey,
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listen, I can do a really good Doctor Dre at karaoke, but hn't
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me with it. We're all on the edge of our seat. Do you
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need do you need a minute? I gotta be in the mood. I
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gotta hear the well. I'm going to talk about something and I'm really hoping
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that you're gonna like wrap your head around how you could do this Doctor Dre.
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Jolene impression because everybody yesterday was blowing up about Leonardo DiCaprio getting engaged.
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So he's been with this girlfriend named Victoria since last summer, but it was
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kind of on again, off again. Well, yesterday there was a picture
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of her with his like her arm is wrapped around him right in front of
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this camera shoot, and you can just see this huge ring on her ring
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finger, and everybody went, really, this is the one who tied him
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down. What just happened? Apparently she has worn this ring numerous times.
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It was just on her ring finger. Just happened to fall on her ring
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finger looking for a little attention. Okay, it is not happening. What
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is her age? Do we know? I want to say she's twenty eighth.
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Yeah, it's just gonna be too old for him. It sounds like,
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well, and that was kind of the joke. Is twenty five?
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That's kind of right in his wheelhouse? They said, what because is it
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when they turned thirty? He's done. It's been twenty five. Oh it
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is. It's been the number. Yeah, he wants as soon as height
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turned twenty five. She he kicks him to the curb. Well, do
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you want to know when her birthday is? When? Tic? Tick?
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No, June seventh? You got three months? Tick tick? All right,
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I'm ready. Oh my gosh, Okay, I think I got it.
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I think I've dialed in for a Doctor Trey impression doing Jolan. Oh
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hang on, got a little more run than I thought. You're on the
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intro and no judging. Okay, this is on the floor. It's not
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all me, Joe Dean. I get Amana in the morning, Dade ninety
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seven, and then you want to spected thing when you hear that telephone room
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by freend fucking number this lesson by fraend sunny wand arrested by Flay. You
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know, Amana, Not everybody's jobs are as fun and exciting as this silly
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radio show we do. Yeah. So this husband reached out and said his
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wife gets a little bored at work. She works at one of the lovely
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credit unions in town here, and he just wanted to just have fun with
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her. Okay, all right, okay. So he's in charge of like
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business loans, so I think I see what we're gonna take. Ready,
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Oh all right, Hello bart Union, This is Leanne. Hello. Is
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this who I talked to about starting a business? Yes, sir, this
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is the business loan department. Can I ask what your name is? Well,
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my name is Boris D. Langerhans. It was, yes, Boris.
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It rhymes with tirannosaurus. Okay, Boris, are you looking to secure
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a business lan? Well, actually I am I'm finally ready to open the
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store of my dreams. Okay, great, what kind of store is that?
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Nick Knacks? Excuse me, nick Knacks? You know, like marbles
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and those wooden paddles with a little rubber ball attached to it, nicknack?
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Okay? Interesting? Have you done some market research on what kind of demand
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there is and you know, for a nick Knack store in your area?
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Oh? Everybody loves a good set of marbles, don't they. I guess
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I'm not sure about marbles anymore. Let me ask you this, so,
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Leanne, was it? Yes? Okay, Leanne? Tell me this.
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How many marbles do you have in your hands right now? Zero? Wow?
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Exactly because there's no good Knickknack store in town? I mean, I
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guess. Now, let me ask you this, Leanne. How many wooden
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paddles with rubber balls attached to them do you have in your hands at this
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very moment? Right now, I have zero wooden paddles in my hands.
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Well, it sounds like it's game set and match for old Langer hands.
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Sir, Are you serious about acquiring a business loan or not? Well,
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that depends. Are you serious about acquiring a good set of marbles? Okay,
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mister Langerhands, I don't think we're going to help you with your marble
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store. Marble store, is that all you think this is? Yes,
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sir, it would appear to me that your plan is to sell marbles and
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possibly some sort of wooden paddle contraption. Well see that's where you're wrong about
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old Boris D. Langer Hands. What would I be wrong about, sir?
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For starters, this isn't Boris D. Langerhans at all. It's not.
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No, he died years No, no, actually it's not. It's
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Piking a Mandy in the morning, a big ninety two point seven lean,
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come on, now, come on, now, what is happening. This
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is a prank phone call Pike and Amanda in the morning, something we do
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called Pike's prank. So no marble story, My goodness, oh god,
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I'm wondering. Do you know a guy named Jay by chance? Yeah?
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I think it's the one I married. Oh yeah, oh that guy.
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He's the one who reached out and he just said, you know, you
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get bored at work sometimes, and now that business loans aren't exciting, but
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he thought it would be funny to have a little fun with you. So
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there you go, that is so funny. Oh my gosh, you guys
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name my day in the morning. On Big you want to leave bad reviews.
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I feel like I appreciate the people who do leave bad or good reviews
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really because you know, when you're going to buy something on Amazon, it's
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huge, right, Yeah. I don't leave bad reviews. I honestly don't
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think I ever have. I do love when you buy something and then they
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follow up with you with like the stars, like being able to at least
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add that. But when they ask for a sentence, I'm going to be
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completely honest with you, I'm like, it was great. I don't give
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enough, and I probably should, because, for instance, if I'm looking
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to buy something, I really respect the people who take the time to give
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the review and go through it. Oh it's crazy, you know. I
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think about what kind of person it takes to leave like a well thought out
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you know, the beginning, middle, and paragraph review of a Futon.
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It's like, well, I'm glad you did, but I can never imagine
12:43
myself doing that. You see, and it's like, okay, well it's
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ten dollars difference from let's go futon to that one. And you see that
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good review that actually might make you go. It's only ten extra dollars,
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I probably should yeah, two percent. Well, thank goodness that we are
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living here in the United States of America, because now I don't know much
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about Nigeria. However I know that they're pretty strict when it comes to leaving
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bad reviews. There is a woman in Nigeria who shared her honest opinion of
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a tomato puree she had tried and she was not a fan. She said
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it was too sweet that puree and she said it was more like pure sugar.
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So she left a bad review. Now in Nigeria, the government is
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now involved. Are you for real? Where did she leave the review?
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Just on the website on Facebook? The manufacturer has accused her of making a
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malicious allegation. She has been charged with breaching Nigeria's cyber crime laws. She
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could face jail times stop for leaving a bad review for some tomato pure So
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the company wants her to go to jail or that's a part of their law.
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Well, the company wants her dead. Thank god, you're only try
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really charging her with jail time. It sounds like they want to turn her
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into it. Tomato pure now there's a lawsuit as well, seeking more than
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three million dollars in Jesse. Yeah, apparently this one review must have sunk
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the whole pure a company. You know, when they say a post goes
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viral. I don't know what this. I don't know how many followers this
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lady. Yeah it could be. So there's so many worse reviews. I
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love the ones you see where somebody you know, obviously they just had a
14:13
bad experience with like the customer service person, because then they'll just bash the
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product, but they'll say things like my favorite is, if I could leave
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zero stars, I would have you ever had? Well we know your ubers.
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Yeah that was That was the only bad review. I've never really left
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a bad review other than for this Uber driver who was horrible, I mean,
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the worst guy, and was I like one hundred beers deep. Yes,
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but I can confidently say, in my sober state right now that I
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was in the right. Really, this guy was terrible. You don't have
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to be driving. No, I admit no fault, and I had stand
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by my review except for the part where I did you know, I did
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make it a little personal, but other than that I stand by so when
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we were younger, like Summer Time after Yourself, after Summer Wreck and everything.
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My girlfriends and I, we would be sitting at the house and we'd
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be making lunch and like the back of a macaroni and cheese box or any
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of that stuff, we would like call the one eight hundred number to like
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say, oh my gosh, this is happening. So that way they would
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send us coupons, which we never used, but we would just like think
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it's so funny to tell them, like how bad something was in order to
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give them a bad review to get something out of it, like free mac
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and cheese or whatever. So dumb, You're lucky you're not in Nigeria.
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You wouldn't have seen the eighteenth birthday. Like an in the morning on Big
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ninety eight point seven, I have an exciting update on the most interesting set
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of twins in the world, Abby and Brittany Hensel. They're from Minnesota and
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they are conjoined twins. They first appeared in the public eye when they were
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on Oprah back in nineteen ninety six. Since then, been a bunch of
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articles written. They had their own TLC show for a while there, and
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now in their thirties, they are teachers at New Brighton Elementary, which is
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down there near Minneapolis. Well, one of them, Abby, we have
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found out, has now gotten married. So congratulations, that is amazing.
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Yeah, she married a guy named Josh who's a nurse and a US Army
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veteran. This was back in twenty twenty one, but it was just revealed
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via court documents that they had tied the knot. I mean, very exciting
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for these Well, I don't want to say for both. I mean,
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obviously the one sister is excited and supportive. What you have to be like,
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That's that's my biggest question is is I know it's just those two were
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married, but she's always there. She is not by choice. Now,
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if you've not seen or heard about these twins, Abby and Brittany Hensel,
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they are conjoined. They share a single body with separate heads and necks,
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a chest that is just wider than average. They do have two arms,
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which each one controls one at birth. They did have a third middle arm,
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but that was removed at birth. Also one set of reproductive organ organs.
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So and I guess that's kind of my question is And again I'd love
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to sit down and have an interview with him. So if she Abdi got
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married, is Britney attracted to him? Is it? I mean, because
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otherwise it would have been like, hey, well, I don't know if
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you can legally all get me. I don't know, you know it.
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There's so many questions. Of course I want to be I want to be
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tasteful about it, but it's just human curiosity of course gonna get you well.
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And do they all live together? What is again, you're married?
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What you're sleeping situation? There's no sami inside. They have no choice of
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where they each live individually. Now, when it comes to like consent,
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for example, with the one reproductive organ, you know, you gotta gotta
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get everybody to give the old green flag. One's not in the mood like
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nah, I know, dude. These are really good questions. Also one
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of my questions is you know how sisters are, Like if the one is
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having a conversation and you're just like can you go to sleep? You're annoyed.
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You're just like, no, I want nothing to do with this,
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Like could she take melotone in while everything else is going on and she's sleeping?
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Being that they share the same body, however, they do have like
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two spines, two hearts. They have four lungs, two stomachs. Okay,
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so maybe in that case one liver, so maybe one would absorb.
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Yeah. Let's say they're teachers, right, they teach the same classroom.
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Of course, do they get two salaries? Oh? I mean they're both
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working. They But then again, it's like, in what other situation would
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you hire two teachers for the same classroom because they both got degrees they went
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to Bethel down in Saint Paul. I mean, you're getting more bang for
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your buck. You got two yeah, yeah, yeah, the ratio there
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is you got to the same person. Yeah, gosh, it is all
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too bad. We could sit down with an inner I would just be and
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yeah, not to be disrespectful, it's just again human nature asking all of
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these questions because my mind is just going a million miles an hour, and
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it seems like they've embraced it. Obviously, you don't agree to a reality
18:45
show if you're not willing oh share. I also love the fact that an
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elementary school has hired them to do this because they're great people and watched some
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of their show, you know what I mean, They're amazing. Despite the
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craziness that's going on physically there. They seem to be totally with it,
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normally enjoying life, loving life. Obviously, one just got married, which
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is great. I'm very happy for them, but it's just the most interesting
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thing, and we're very happy that she's now married. One of them,
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sort of both, but just one, I know, the one, because
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one's got to be on the inside. I'm thinking of like how you go
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to bed at night, like one's always on the end of the bed,
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ones in the middle. But then if you're well, I guess you would
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just switch sides. Yeah, never, Yeah, I suppose the one who's
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married. But then now what if the other one gets married? Now the
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guys have to get to see I was thinking about this. Yeah, I'm
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not even talking about intimately. I'm just like, no, living in the
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same quarters. Basically, you're just living with your brother in law forever,
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right, Just so, I hope to God you like him, and I
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assume that there's gonna now be some sort of vetting process. You think they
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all get a vote. I would, I would hope. So in the
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morning, big NU, if you were gonna get out of prison, Let's
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say you were locked up for a homicide and I'm not saying you would ever
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kill a person. Man couldn't do it. I don't think. No,
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you'd be surprised. Is it over capable? However, do you have any
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strategies in your head? What would work the best? Well, I watched
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prison Break and that's just not gonna be for me. Yeah, I was
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pretty capable to do that. Yeah, exactly. I just don't think I
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would. I'd be so scared. The only thing I think I could possibly
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try is I forget the lady's name. Remember when she like fell in love
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with the warn End. Yeah, well, you'd be in at an advantage
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for sure, you know, kind of like, hey, we could live
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happily ever after. That would probably be my only way to weasel out.
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I'm not going to be, you know, trying to get through the toilet
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or you know, well, you can transtacting people from the outside. Here's
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an example of what you could do. It'd be a reverse. However,
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a male inmate in Venezuela. He was in there for a homicide, So
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you know you're stuck. Like you hear about some people trying to break out
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when they're in there for like a parking ticket. It's like it's not worth
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it. No, just wait it out, do your time. So this
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guy was able to get his hands on some female attire, clothing, a
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wig, makeup even, Oh, went full drag and walked out the front
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door, got out creative. Yeah, I mean honestly, However, he
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has been nabbed since it only took him a couple of hours. But I
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mean, I guess if you're in there for a homicide, you might as
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well give it a try. How funny you could just get a mast no
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matter what. What. May I ask why they had like a wig and
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all of that stuff. Well, they got somebody on the outside working with
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him, his girlfriend, for example, so she came in for a visit.
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Oh, somehow was able to give him this bag of clothes. I'm
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not too familiar with the Venezuelan prison system. It must be a little easier
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to get things in. Yeah, I would think that usually have to leave
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everything, including your phones, at the door, but who knows. Yeah,
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it's just in it. You'd be so anxious. I just think about
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how anxious, Like I couldn't sleep knowing like I'm on the lamb, knowing
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that just at any time. Now you're on a lamb. Yeah that I'm
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riding a lamb. No, on the lamb. I'm gonna need to break
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that one down for me. Is that not a thing? You're on the
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lamb? Yeah? Like on the run? Oh? Is that not a
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Do you not watch crime TV? I thought I did so on them?
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Is l a M I'm thinking like a lamb? Like bah? Well,
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I understand why. Yeah, it's more common use of the word. But
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yes, you're right, Yes, especially from the police. What a perfect
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use of that word. Man, Thank you for really you really know show
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we're here today, get a man in the morning. I'd like to make
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a subtle pivot to a discussion about how you feed your baby. Being a
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childless person, I found it interesting that this new study about breastfeeding and things
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found that parents are overwhelmingly feeling shameful over how they feed their babies. They
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feel judged. Now you haven't had two kids. Can we have an open,
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honest discussion? One hundred percent? And I love sharing this story because
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so many people are hard on themselves. I have. During the time I
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was pregnant, I had two other friends that were breastfeeding and going through it,
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and they were able to They loved it and that was they were just
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milk machines. They loved it. It was fantastic for them, and of
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course they were encouraging me to do the same, and that was what I
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wanted to do when I had City, Luanne, can you believe this,
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Pike, Yeah, it'll be five years ago on Saturday Birthday. It feels
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more like four maybe three years, but I know five years. And so
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right away after you have your baby, it's like, okay, you're going
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to try to latch on, go through the entire situation of breastfeeding. And
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I was barely producing. It wasn't for me. I was so stressed out.
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I just remember for the first three days crying. I don't need to
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get into the graphics of it, but it was painful. It just was
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not like physically painful, physically painful, like just I never considered that,
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yes, like just because they're trying to like you're trying to go through the
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process all of it. Then I tried to pump. I just wasn't getting
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enough out of it. And I doing this. I was doing just like
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that. And I'm sure you guys can all imagine what visual is doing right
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now. But the most mature man. Fast forward to a few days later,
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and I remember sitting in the bathtub just crying, and my husband,
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Nick Linder, walks in, opens a bottle of champagne, gives it to
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me and just says, just so you know, you're done, You're done
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breastfeeding. We're totally fine. And we bought a baby Breza, so that
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is basically a coffee maker but for formula. Oh, and I love this
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story till the day I die. We just decided to go ahead and do
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this. He was able to help. Our kids turned out just fine.
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And what is it he helped because he could just make a bottle anytime.
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It's not having to produce yeah, milk or do anything. I commend women
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who can produce and go through the process because it is. It's rigorous.
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It's not like it's an easy situation. Quite the opposite. From my perspective.
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When I see friends who have newborns, it seems like that's in The
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whole thing is hard. There's a million hard things about it, but it
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seems like that's the most time consuming. Is the constant have to feed or
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pump all of that? Yes, yeah, And if that's the direction you're
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heading, I mean honestly, props to you for me. I was then
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I had brigs a year and a half later or whatever it was, and
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I didn't feel shame. They were very good to me where we did our
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delivery and everything. But right away they're like, okay, so you're gon
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breast feeding, Like nope, hand me the whatever formula that was it?
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What are they saying now as far as research goes, like, you know,
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formula versus breastfed people, because I know that I was a formula baby
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and that's a bad example because I turned out to be such an idiot man.
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I was too, so I mean, studies show that you'll probably just
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end up in radio just a terrible situation. And I did. I tried
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to, I don't know, like give whatever. I could like ride away,
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like whatever come Like goodness, you gave it the old college try.
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I mean, but haven't we come to a point where there is there that
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much of a difference between the two. I'm sure there are studies of people
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saying that there's a lot of benefits versus whatever. I can tell you that
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I have two children that are just fine and they were formula fed babies and
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life is good, all right, So Yeah, gosh, this is a
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fun combo with you. How interesting. Yeah, I thought we would switch
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it up. You know, we horse round so much. It was good
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to have a serious cham like this. Really appreciate this. So any lady
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out there who's struggling, just do what's best for your family. I will
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tell you the baby Breasa saved our lives. Wow, props not an understatement.
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It was amazing. Well, if you have any questions, feel free
26:30
to reach out directly to Amanda or Pike. Pikes. Yeah, I gave
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you all the knowledge here. I would love to share my wealth of information
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trending. Now here's what you need to know. Just devastating. The remains
26:41
of two construction workers who were missing after the collapse of the Francis Scott Keybridge
26:45
in Baltimore on Tuesday. They were found yesterday. Now, the two men
26:48
were reportedly found inside of a red pickup truck that was trapped twenty five feet
26:52
kind of in the middle of the bridge under the water. It revealed yesterday.
26:56
I guess also that the cargo ship had fifty six containers of haw or
27:00
just materials on board when it crashed the bridge. Just this is their last
27:03
moments, just in a truck at work, so defusion like just oh man,
27:08
I know, And it is opening day for the Twins, but it'll
27:14
take place in Kansas City. Three ten today, they're going to be taken
27:17
on the Royals. It'll be the second year in the row that Minnesota plays
27:18
Kansas City on opening Day. The Twins will finish their three game series with
27:22
the Royals on Saturday and Sunday afternoon, and then they'll play one hundred and
27:26
fifty nine more games throughout. Have yet to go and watch a Twins game
27:33
at the new stadium field. That's been like twelve years. I know,
27:37
it's a lot of fun. We don't go to the cities very often,
27:40
so maybe have to do that. I think our kids are at that age
27:41
now where they would absolutely love it. Oh my god, outdoors in the
27:45
summer and target field, you just can't beat it. Absolutely. What's your
27:48
favorite too? I was gonna say what's your favorite to get? Because I
27:51
always loved the helmet full of aachas Like we go to the RedHawks. We
27:53
took Briggs there for his birthday last year and that was just they still because
27:57
they give you the helmet. Did you know that at the RedHawks. When
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you get the shows, you get to keep the helmet. So they are
28:03
just they're pumped about that. Yeah, wear those just getting stuff when you
28:07
go somewhere, it's like, well, you got to get something. I
28:10
gotta figure that out. And Ice Cubes. Big Three League offered n Cuba
28:15
a college star Kitlin Clark I guaranteed five million dollar deal for playing in eight
28:19
regular season games in two playoff games with additional competition for merch a choice.
28:26
Huge deal. So she already signed with the w n b A. I
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thought she did. Now she got they haven't even had the draft yet.
28:36
Am I crazy? Or was it just that the draft sold out? Yeah?
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Yeah, you got to get drafted, then you signed with whatever team
28:42
draft. That was just speculation that they are. The first round draft is
28:45
going to go to her for it's a foe conclusion she'll be the number one
28:51
draft pick. So yeah, so maybe that's where I'm getting confused. My
28:53
gosh, I thought it was such a huge Kitlin Clark fan here, I
28:56
just talking. I'm sorry. Understand, no doubt I would take the deal,
29:03
But I don't know. It's up to her. Nobody's watching the Big
29:06
Three. I'll tell you that they not that media watching the WNBA either,
29:08
But I mean, at this point it's got to be you'd think of financial
29:11
decision, but also just the passion to play too. Being so young,
29:15
you'd want to. I would think these uh, you know, these women
29:18
players WNBA players, like they'll go overseas and play, you know, so
29:22
it's you know, yeah, they get to still play. But I would
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definitely just set yourself up financially if it was me. No, I hear
29:29
you get a minute in the morning seven. Well, man, this was
29:33
disheartening to read. When you're sick. Do you feel pressure to still go
29:38
into work? Absolutely? Yeah. Yeah, unless I am like can't physically
29:44
because there's something coming up, I will come into work, yeah, one
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hundred percent. Well you're not alone. A majority of Americans in this new
29:51
survey about sickness admitted that they do feel pressure to power through when they are
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sick. They say they work about eleven days a year under the weather,
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you know, and I'm the same way. Really have never taken sick days,
30:03
you know, most jobs. I feel like probably the reason is because
30:07
if you do take a sick day, especially last minute, nobody's planning sick
30:11
days, right, You know, so it's always gonna be last minute.
30:12
You're always going to be putting somebody else out. Somebody's got to cover,
30:17
you know, the company. And so while maybe that's the wrong way to
30:21
look at it, I think that's probably why we do it. Yeah,
30:23
I feel like post COVID, uh, we used to play sick all the
30:26
time, like it didn't matter, like you just like unless you could participate.
30:32
Wy Yeah, exactly, sorry, not pretending to be Yeah, we
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used to play sick all the time. We used to play sick every day.
30:37
No, but you just I think I used one sick day before COVID
30:41
in my whole career, Yeah, you know what I mean. And then
30:44
I think after COVID it was just more like people became a little bit gave
30:48
you a grace. I guess, like, hey, I don't want to
30:49
get sick. I don't want this in my house. Yeah, but it's
30:53
just a it's a fine line because if you didn't come to work every time
30:57
that you didn't feel well, it felt like you were you would constantly be
31:00
calling in sick. Then and then what what are people are going to say?
31:03
And then they have the nerve when you do come in and you're noticeably
31:07
sick sniffily or sneezing or coughing. Jews, Thanks for GOODD no souls sick.
31:11
So what do you want? I know, I know, I hear
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you. Half the people in this little survey they didn't know the difference between
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whether they were sick or they just had allergies, so they would stay home
31:19
anyway. Which is It kind of reminds me of how can you tell?
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First of all, but my wife she does this thing where she feels like
31:26
she has a really good immune system. So it's like a point of pride
31:30
for her that she doesn't get sick because she grew up with a bunch of
31:33
siblings and built up this immune system. Yeah, so there are times where
31:37
she is so obviously sick and she just insists that it's allergies really because she
31:41
doesn't want to admit that her immune system fell in battle with a virus.
31:45
I love that about her, though, that's so idea. It gets a
31:48
little annoying. And I mean, talk about a strong girl like that's some
31:52
strong well. I mean, I will say she'd rarely get like I'm sick
31:56
all the time compared to her, but when she does, I'm just like
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you're sick. Stop saying you have allergies. You're like you're hacking along.
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You know, your eyes are swollen, Like she's just allergic to you,
32:06
Pike, That's all it is. I'm kidding. What a hurtful thing to
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say. Were you say a lot of hurtful things? Oh? Nah?
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But this is like the first year though, I mean you were sick pretty
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much. Did it start in October or November? Yeah? I remember the
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Great Cold of December they're calling it you at that, and then I mean
32:22
some of January. It was kind of a weird. One thing. I
32:24
don't really sleep a lot, and I feel like that's probably a part of
32:27
a part of your immune system being strong is in a good night's rest.
32:31
This is mostly a medical show now, so that's kind of what we're going
32:34
to focus on going for. What we need to do is have a medical
32:37
person call in and get yell little something because you need to sleep. Do
32:40
we have any doctors listening that could prescribe something over the phone, though,
32:44
because that would be great