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You've Never Heard A Natty Anthem This Bad · Podcast - Big 98.7

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Man, what a stinker. Okay, So last night the Major League Baseball's
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Home Run Derby took place, and as an event, unbelievable. It's an
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event I love they of course, as most major sports events, have the
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national anthem before the game, before the event, and chosen to sing this
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national anthem in particular was country music singer songwriter Ingrid Andres great singer. Yeah,
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I mean you hear music and you're like, yeah, I mean,
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you know what they said it in the intro. Four time Grammy nominated Singer
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songwriter, So you think, Okay, this chick's legit. I don't know
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anything about her. I've done a little research since because of what happened.
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So Ingrid stands up there to sing the national anthem song we all know and
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love, and well she starts like this sack by the doms, I mean
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beautiful. That sounds great. Like the third note in there it seemed off,
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you know, Okay, I master. I am no pitch master,
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trust me, but I mean we all can kind of hear a bad note
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when you hear it. You know, for me, that sounded great,
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Like I wouldn't question that. I'd be like, Okay, you got a
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girl out of the gates. Yeah, you're like, okay, this is
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maybe just one hiccup, but later on it got a little more interesting,
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gets bad. The booms bust yayoo do the what lad? I mean?
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That is so bad. You should see the video. We've got it on
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our Facebook page. Even they pan because they do to the guys and the
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players. And there's one that is just I mean, you know that feeling
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when you're in school and you know you're not supposed to laugh, You can't,
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you can't help yourself. Just the virgin tiers. And it's not because
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it's the national anth No, no, it's And then of course the end,
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you know, I think the test of any national anthem performance when you
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get to this part bring it us the highest note. It's like, what
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are they gonna do with this big crescendo moment at the end of the song,
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and what did Ingrid Andres do with it? Of the of all?
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Right? Wow, I've never felt more like I could sing in my life
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like this makes me want to call the RedHawks and say, what you guys
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got I think I got some home games this weekend. You could do that?
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Give me a shot. I just don't know you feel bad because after
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a couple of those parts, I would have just stopped. I would have
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said, sorry, I'm not going to finish this song. It's too don't
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have anything. Yeah, And I watched like I did some research. She
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used to be she want a singing competition at some point back in the day.
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She's got hit music. I watched her tiny Desk concert with NPR,
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and that's a very like raw record, live recording. I don't know what
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happened here, and it's to a point I would put this in there,
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and I'm not trying to be rude. This is like the Roseanne bar national
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anthem. I wouldn't even count that because obviously Roseanne is a Rosanne and it's
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not supposed to be good. Like Little Richard back in the day also did
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a horrible one, but again, this is supposed to be an actual singer.
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Fergie got roasted for hers, which was pretty bad. But this,
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this is the worst one, a level of you did it on purpose.
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That's what I'm almost wondering. What does she need? Like of course everybody's
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talking about it. Everybody knows about her. I looked up her the rest
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of her music, so maybe would you ever want that kind they always say,
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like PR's pr no matter what it is when it comes, especially where
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we are in America right now, wouldn't she want to be like I just
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sang the national anthem so good, and I'm proud to be an American.
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Not that I don't. I don't know. I'm trying to think even if,
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because I listened to her again and it's not like she has this powerhouse
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voice. She's not like this incredible vocalist. He's got that real, like
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wispy kind of raspy voice. But it's everything I've seen is not that bad.
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Yea. Some people are saying she was drunk. I did not get
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that vibe at all. Can you play the very end one more time?
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Because she planned to do at least this rendition of the ending right something like
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this of yeah, that little folder, it just didn't quite hit and it's
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weird. Yeah, I don't know if she was drunk, because like I
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know, if I'm drunk, I sing even better. So it's oh you
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do yeah, and like karaoke and stuff, for sure, No hit you
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with your best shot? Are you kidding me? Pat Benatara has nothing on
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me at midnight? Godsh it's been a bit, but that's my jam,
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is that right? It is nice one of my faves. That's a good
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tune. Yep, if you want to do it, you want to do
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a little bit of it. I think I'm good just like a bit.
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You're a real tough cookie with the long history for breaking little house like I
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think I'd rather hear this sorry, like an in the morning, big naety
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eight point seven. I'd like to report a missing well not a person,
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but a missing lama anyway, a missing lama. Yeah, allama's gone missing,
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Amanda. It's very sad, you know, and you know why the
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lama went missing. No where was the lama at originally at a lama farm,
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understandably, but it's kind of like, you know, you've seen a
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lot around here, like there's all these missing people, and then you'll read
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it and it's, oh, it's a runaway. They're running away, which
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is still scary for the family, for the family of this lama. The
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lama just took off, and you want to know why why the lama took
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off. There wasn't trouble at home, not he wasn't getting along with his
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parents, bad breakup, nothing like that, nothing like that. It was
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time for the lama to go to the dentist. They were literally coming in
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this Lama farm. They were coming in to give the Lama, who's by
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the way, called Jeffrey, Jeffrey Hillama set to have a dental cleaning.
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So the dentist comes obviously to the Lama farm. They're not bringing the lamas
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to the dentist. They got it. They do house calls table. I'm
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assuming when the Lama saw the let's just say the big old drug, that's
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a Lama dentist. Of course he read that and went, oh, hell
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no, I don't want get a noise lamas make. It's not like a
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I think they just scream like humans. You've never heard of lamas. I
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see. I feel like that's a goet. I'm a little nervous. Are
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you pulling up Lama sounds right now? Working on it best I can get
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you as a goat sound. Gotta be close though, So Jeffrey just bolts,
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takes off and on picture and the dentist coming in with like a couple
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big like scalpels, like holding them straight out all right, Jeffrey, imagine
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how big that mirror's got to be. Oh yeah, that mirror. Why
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are they always so rough with it? Did you? Did you have a
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dentist like that growing up? So growing up I was scared to death of
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the dentist. I mean, I had gravity is and the thought of going
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to the dentist was horrifying. And it just felt like they were always like
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I mean that little pick, That's what I'm saying, the mirror in the
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pick. And a lot of it was because I probably didn't have the best
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dental hygiene and they didn't have like the flawsticks when we were growing up.
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No, those are a relatively new invention, and those I think have made
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it a lot easier. Like we tried to get our kids to do that,
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but that was the worst part, Like your gums would start bleeding.
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You're like, are you physically attacking me? But Nanda is it's so different.
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Yeah, you just put them in the car. I know, having
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to wrap the floss around your fingers feels like you're gonna literally just slice them
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through your fingers. I know. I went to the dentist. So there's
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one on It's not there anymore. It was on University. It's right over
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here off thirteenth Universe. Little dentist. It was like a pediatric dentist.
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Doctor Hunter was his name, and I'm sure he's a great guy. I
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just remember going there a lot of my child that you know, it's one
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of those places, one of those core memories as a kid, call it
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sitting in the lobby of this dentist. Wasn't it always for you to the
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smell? It doesn't matter, It's just like anything. I don't know if
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I'm necessarily scared of needles or if it's the smell of the alcohol rub they
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put on before the needle that kind of like sensory wise, you just start
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going like, oh gosh, this is gonna happen. It's like the rubber
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gloves in your mouth. But it would always be a yeah, right,
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it would be the nice like dental hygienis whatever. It's always a sweet lady,
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you know, asking you about school and everything. But then in comes
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the big bad dentist. It's like good cop, bad cop. He comes
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in with the scalpel and just starts tearing away at your gums. It doesn't
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say a word, you know, He's I'm like, oh, not good
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or what? And it generally wasn't big cavity guy, Yeah, you got
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you gotta keep up with your dental hygiene. That's the thing I tell my
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kids because of how bad it was. It's growing up with cavities and all
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that stuff. With me. I'm like, nope, you gotta just got
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lost. And it turns out it doesn't work if you just flosh the day
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that you're going to the dentist. It's like they can tell or something.
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Do we have an update though? Do we know where the went missing?
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Presumed dead? You just made that presume dead up? I mean, probably
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just just waiting, just waiting for the dentist truck to wait. This is
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across the road. It'll come back. I did a minut in the morning.
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Seven. You know, we were allied to. We relied to a
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lot growing up. You might remember if you were maybe a child like oh,
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in the nineties. Oh yeah, I remember online they were talking about
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the lies their parents told them back in the nineties. See if you can
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relate to any of these, such as, if you pee in the pool,
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it's gonna turn blue, So turn blue. It already was blue.
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I thought it would turn green or something like it was a different color.
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But I totally ended up believing that the older I got. I was like,
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did they come up with something? Did they come off? Now as
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an old, wise adult, one thing I know about pool is if they
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were really turning blue when you feeding them, it would be the darkest blue
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you've ever seen. Oh my gosh, the deep blue sing. I think
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the water was clear. I think it was the bottom of the pool that
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was blue. Oh really, you have a kid, I mean you've drank
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water? The heck you're doing it now? Yeah? No, But I
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thought I thought chlorine made it blue. So you're telling me if you have
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the public pool and you take like a clear glass and you scoop up something,
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you're right, You're right, you're right. I'm thinking it looks similar
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to the water you're drinking. Uh no, this's good. We're learning,
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we're learning. They say, remember they told you that you can't drink coffee
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it'll stunt your growth. Yes, total lie, total fabrication. I remember
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that even come from. And why why did they not? I mean,
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I guess because caffeine it's a drug. But didn't we drank a lot of
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soda pop? Well? That and I think coffee was just such a that's
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what your grandparents are. Your parents in Strenk And it's amazing to me now
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how many kids are drinking that and when you look at some no, but
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yes they are because they think it's so cool. They have coffee shops in
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miss Listen. My wife's sister just graduated high school, but she'd always want
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to go to Starbucks since she was eleven years old, and we'd go there,
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and what she was drinking, like, there's so much sugar and cream
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like that is not coffee. Yeah. No, they're doing like mocha choka
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lata yah yas. But I mean there's just no what is that? What
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is that a meme? No, it's a song kind of you know,
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what's what I'm talking about? Yeah, so I made up my own butt
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listened. Okay, you think of like the energy drinks and things like that.
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I would probably rather have my kid have coffee than some of the things
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that are in those Yeah, yeah, sorry, I was just thinking about
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that song. No, I agree. I always to listen. When I
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first started hunting my growth, which obviously it worked, I remember telling myself,
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I'm not going to put anything in this, you know, if I'm
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going to do this, if I'm going to join this club of coffee drinkers.
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I can't like it. I can't be spending a lot of money on
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it. I'm going to do it every day, and I can't be drinking
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a lot of calories and sugar. So that's how you go. That's how
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cool I am now. Also lives. They told you in the nineties you
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can't drive with the interior light on. It's illegal. You know, the
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dome light in the in the vehicle, that's not illegal. No, that
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is perfectly fine. They're not regulating what lights you can have on in your
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vehicle, are Yeah, sure, because that is definitely a huge distraction a
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car literally has been. Like the beam headlights that exist now, that's not
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as distracting as they But I'm saying when you're in your vehicle and there's a
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light on in there, that's super districtly distracting, the one, especially right
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above where the driver is, I mean the kids in the back. That's
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one thing. You're in rooms with lights on all day, But if you're
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it's dark outside and you have a light on, it's just that is distracting.
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No, it's distracting because when that light's on, that means somebody's digging
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around for something. You know. What else is distracting is when I'm trying
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to find something and I have to turn the radio down because that's a problem
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so you can see better. Exactly why is that? I know there's something,
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there's something with your brain, and you do it like everybody does it.
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I think it's just a focus thing, like I can't be enjoying a
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song from locking in mentally and finally Lives they told you in the nineties cracking
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your knuckles gonna give you arthritis. I still believe that. Really, don't
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you crack your nuckles all the time? And how much arthritis would you say
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you have? They're sore, but that could be just because I scroll a
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lot on my phone. Yeah, I've never cracked my knuckle really, you
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know, only on accident, and I freak out. I don't like it.
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I've been a little bit more sensitive about it because my kids started noticing
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and they're like, we want to do that, and like, no,
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no, because in my mind, well, bike, they're gonna get on.
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Amanda in the Morning on Sage seven and now Amanda stills the Sea looks
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See Gradual by JDB Electric. Yesterday we were talking about unfortunately all the people
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in Hollywood who passed over the weekend, and now we are getting a few
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more details. Like Shannon Doherty. She actually ended up recording her podcast five
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more episodes. Up until last week she was still on and yesterday they aired
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one of them and just said how she's going to be missed, but also
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she was just so motivated determined just to let people know her journey and where
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she was going. Also, we found out that the day before she died,
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she officially signed off on her divorce papers and her ex husband then the
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day she died, not knowing that was going to be the day she died,
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he later signed as well, isn't that crazy? Yeah, so he
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won't be getting anything, which is what she wanted. So that's good that
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that was able to happen beforehand. I wonder if the episodes that you recorded,
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did she she didn't know that, like they would be released now,
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I'm gonna hit you with a word here, you're gonna be You're gonna be
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impressed posthumously what have you been reading and watching lately? Although posthumously after her
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death, So I think she probably knew at some point it was going to
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get to that point, and she i know that, but I mean,
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like in these episodes, is she like aware, like, hey, if
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you're listening to this, I'm dead. Oh yeah, I don't know.
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I really don't know how sudden it was. I know she was obviously surrounded
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by loved ones and she knew that her fight was coming to an end.
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But yeah, it's it's just so sad, very sad. Richard Simmons also
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passed away, and we're finally finding out some more details. Apparently he refused
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medical attention, so he said he was feeling dizzy. His housekeeper was at
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his house and he fell inside of his home. Now, this was the
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day of his birthday, and he said, I'm not going to the doctor.
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She's like, you really need to go. He's like, no,
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I want to enjoy my birthday at home. If I still feel gross tomorrow,
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i'll go in. She showed up the next day and he was unresponsive
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next to his bed on the floor. That's horribly said, isn't that awful?
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Us go in? I just it's so frustrating when you have somebody that
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you just you know they should go in and they're just so stubborn. I
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swear the older they get, the worse they are it'll be fine, no
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big deal, I know, and Taylor Swift fans are determined and they believe
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that everything that happened in Milan over the weekend was all a setup for Taylor's
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reputation. Her version is supposed to be coming out. I feel like we've
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been talking about this for it feels like years. Everybody thought that that's what
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the Tortured POD's Department announcement was going to be. But no, she has
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two other albums and she still hasn't done this. I'm guessing that it'll eventually
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happens. It is happening, like that's the thing that I so right now.
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I mean, don't you think she's done so much right now that it
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would be crazy? No, because the other ones come out and it's really
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it's a big deal for that day, but it's a re release of an
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album that's existed for years. Do you want to know what the easter egg
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is that they think? Yeah, she dropps, they will, they'll find
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an eastdragg about anything. Well, she was in Milan and I guess her
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piano kind of stopped working and it had like a relatable, like a hiss
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sound, So they thought that that was all set up, and that hiss
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is the snake of course, the emotion reputations for the reputation, Yeah,
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album, what are your thoughts on that pipe. I just think it's terribly
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stupid, all of it. But you're not going wild. Hey, I'm
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just jealous that fans like that can get so like feel joy in such small
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potatoes. But I feel like you get this way with Blink one two.
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Yeah, I mean there was a time for sure. I still of course,
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you know, like they just announced like they're releasing a deluxe version of
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the album they put out last year. It's like, yeah, that's exciting.
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But I'm not, like you're not awaken out scouring the internet for Easter
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eggs, you know, trying to figure out what I would be as passionate
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about the happy Harry's Penny Wine saale when that list comes out. Ye I
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am there A dustn't been dropping Easter eggs as he No. I just kind
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of know. He gives me like a two week notice. But I think
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overall we all know, like a in the morning on Big Nutty eight point
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seven, it's about that time. Now, what do we ten days away?
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Ten days from the summer Olympics of twenty twenty four taking place in Paris,
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of course, and GIVERR Watson wonder how much are these people getting paid?
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You know, because you see the athletes. Oh, okay, I
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know that the newspeople. Let's get oonder like oh like Snoop Dogg. He's
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gonna be one of the commentators this year. I'm guessing he gets paid more
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than the athletes, right, because you know, other than the big ones,
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there's Simone Biles, the Michael Phelps of the world where there they're millionaires
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because of all their sponsorships and endorsement to what have you. Yeah, Peyton
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otterdal here from North Dakota. He went to NDSU. He's a shot putter.
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I don't think we asked him the last go around, but I remember
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it not be the situation wasn't as glorious as you would think. He went
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to the I don't think he medled. No, I'm guessing he got a
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big check for zero dollars. I mean they might support you. I mean
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I hope they get like a stipend, you know, from travel expenses maybe,
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and you would hope there'd be some sort of endorsement deal, even on
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a low level whatever it may be. Yeah, but overall, the US
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pays pretty pretty little compared to some other countries. So in the US,
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if you get a gold medal, the best at the best in the world,
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at whatever it is, you do thirty seven five hundred dollars for every
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gold medal. That's it. Yeah, that's it. Now if you get
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a silver, which you know in some of these races, it's like,
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that's the difference of point zero three seconds literally the tip of your nose.
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Yes, Now that's going to cost you another you know, fifteen thousand dollars
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because silver you get twenty two thousand, five hundred, Okay, down to
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bronze, where you only get fifteen thousand, and after that, I'm thinking
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it's again probably zero. And again this is just kind of not to compare
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apples to apples, but the or apples to orange. I think that's the
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one you want. I think that'd be fair to do that. I'll go
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apples and oranges. Sure, maybe it is apples and apples bike. But
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Caitlin Clark not getting paid a lot for the WNBA, but yet she's getting
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an insane amount of endorsement deals. Much like if you're going to get a
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gold, silver, or bronze, you're going to be more of a household
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name probably and you're going to be more app to get something like that.
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Well, yeah, it is apples and rnges. Being that the WNBA is
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like a for profit business, true, whereas the Olympics are it's like some
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weird I don't know, government games. It's just kind of odd, you
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know, because who's paying? What's the government or the Olympic Committee? Yea.
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And so look at like Serbia, I know you like Serbia, they're
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paying their gold medalists two hundred and fourteen thousand dollars. Holy smokes, they're
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like superheroes now is it because? And I don't I don't want to speak
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out of turn, I don't know what's good at for it. But do
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they know they're just not going to have any gold medalists, So they're like,
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well we might as well just if we do on the off chance get
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one. What does pay them a ton? Malaysia right behind them two hundred
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and twelve thousand. Morocco coughing up two hundred k for any gold medalist.
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Yeah, there's a lot of countries paying a lot more than the US we're
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down with the likes of Lichtenstein. You ever been. I've never been to
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old Lichtenstein. You know, where's that? Where am I going to find
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myself to a Stein? Where am I going to find Lichtenstein? That's a
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good question. Do we have a globe? Do you have like a globe
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or an atlas? An atlas? I think you do? Like on you
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right now? Oh no, no, no, no, I have a
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thing called Google. Would you like me to look at Lichtenstein? Yeah,
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I'm looking at up. My my god, it looks beautiful. Look at
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that. If you're driving right now, whenever you get where you're going,
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do yourself a favor. Google lichten Stin my gosh, it's bordered by Switzerland.
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I think I think I might hit up a little Lichtenstein sometimes. Yeah,
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it's been a week and in Lichtenstein. Yeah, I've been. Uh.
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That's unfortunate though, because they put so much time and effort into what
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they're doing, and that just doesn't feel that doesn't feel like it's just all
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about the glory. I compared to winning a fantasy football championship. It's not
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about the payday, it's about the glory. Really. Yeah, it's very
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similar. I don't think so like it Amna in the morning, come on,
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get up on Big seven. I don't know if you did you do
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a gender revealed party for either of your children. We didn't do a party
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for the for Sydney. One of my girlfriends found out and she worked with
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you guys, remember you did it, and you guys silly string to Nick.
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You know what we did. We my husband and mostly it was most
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of the silly string was kind of localized in his genital area. Yeah,
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he was really upset because you ruined a Dema jeans and those were his favorite
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jeans. But yeah, that's how we found out about Sidney. Luanne and
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then with Briggs, we just answered the phone and they told us it was
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going to be. We're just so excited about Some people just aren't into them.
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And this mom who's gone viral now, she was not into them at
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all. She's having her first kid. She never liked gender reveal parties,
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did not want to have one. In fact, told everybody she found out
23:14
via the phone, like you, and she told her family and well her
23:18
dad's girlfriend, oh three years No, was all on her, like no,
23:23
you gotta have a gender reveal party. She's like, no, no,
23:26
I don't want one. Well, one day she's supposed to this mom
23:30
supposed to meet up with this woman, the dad's girlfriend, who you can
23:33
imagine how close they are. They're supposed to go out or meet at the
23:37
apartment. Well she shows up and out comes twelve people yelling surprise. This
23:45
is just not a good idea. It's when somebody says no, especially in
23:48
these situations. I have a girlfriend who's about to turn forty, and we're
23:52
close enough where I've brought it up numerous times, like are you sure,
23:56
no, positive you don't like I get you don't want it to be a
23:59
surprise. Like, I'm on board with that, But do you want me
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to create a get together? Absolutely not. I'm socially awkward. I want
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nothing to do with it. Sure, So if I were to do that,
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it's not like she's gonna just oh, that was so great. She's
24:12
gonna be anoy she's gonna be angry. Well, this is what this mom
24:15
did. She walks in and first of all, here's who she sees.
24:18
It's literally the girlfriend, her mom, then the mom here, the mother
24:23
in law, so not even her own mother. But then there's like a
24:26
few of her friends sprinkled in, so she sees them and she's and the
24:30
mom of the dad or the girlfriend of the dad goes, it's a surprise
24:33
gender reveal party. Well, this mom she just straight up goes, it's
24:37
a boy. You can all leave. Oh, just not happy despoils it
24:41
because they had she literally went out of the way to get the you know,
24:45
because she had already told this girlfriend the gender. So it was not
24:49
a surprise to the mom. Isn't that the whole thing? Yeah, I
24:52
don't understand. It's a reverse gender reveal party, Like I already know.
24:56
So this is just from my friends to find out. Yeah, you stupid,
25:00
You were better off just starting to plan the baby shower. Well,
25:03
and that's what she said in this post that's gone viral, is like I'm
25:07
all about a baby shower because that seems to be more about the baby rather
25:11
than just like the gender. Yeah, I think they've gotten pretty out of
25:17
control. Well they were out of control. I feel like we've dialed it
25:19
back, don't you a little bit. It seemed to be everybody agreed,
25:22
okay, because people were dying. First of all. Yeah, I mean
25:26
people, Well, the thing is, is it just goes back to anything
25:29
social media. I think people were doing it to see how big they could
25:33
make it and whatever. But I have nothing wrong with the gentle reveal.
25:36
I think they're super sweet. That moment too, like in finding out is
25:41
great and if you want to be around the people you love. But that's
25:42
for me, that's totally on the husband and wife. Absolutely, they get
25:48
to decide. Yeah, I just yeah, to me, if you're already
25:49
in the know, what the heck is the surprise? Gosh, I wonder
25:53
if it's gonna be blue confetti or pink. I mean, yeah, that's
25:59
how they do it. Yeah, I don't know. I don't know what
26:00
I would want, because you know, it'd be pretty exciting if you didn't
26:03
find out at all and just wait, you know, I don't know,
26:07
because then I feel like I feel like it's already exciting enough when the birth
26:11
would happen, you know, when the baby actually see the baby, whether
26:14
you know the gender or not correct, because like, why not add another
26:17
moment of excitement by finding out beforehand? So having had instantly finding out that
26:22
said and Briggs genders, it was just I'm a type A personally. I
26:26
wanted to know if I would have had a baby number three for sure would
26:30
have waited like, there's something about it. Now after you've gone through it,
26:33
I'm like, gosh, that moment, well you're in there and not
26:37
knowing what's coming out. I know that would be mind blowing to me.
26:40
And I have a lot of family members that went that route. Yeah,
26:42
same, I think. I mean it's like a whole new level of emotions
26:45
for sure. Right then you you really have to be like kind of peeking,
26:48
like did I see what I think I saw there? Could I have
26:51
a closure? Look, I would be dissecting the ultrasound pictures like crazy.
26:56
That's one job I would hate to have because medical doctor. Yeah, no,
27:00
when you're going through the ultrasound, like looking at him because it's easy
27:03
to go oh he or she, and you have to I mean, you
27:07
have to be on guard in those moments because people don't want to find out
27:10
oh like accidentally slipping up. Yeah yeah, I thought you, like reading
27:14
the sound. I wouldn't do good at that either. No, No,
27:17
I don't think you could identify anything. Nope. It in the morning Big
27:22
nainety eight point seven trending. Now here's what you need to know. Well,
27:27
We've been waiting to see what was going to happen, and yesterday we
27:30
found out Donald Trump picked Ohio Senator JD. Vances his running mate. Vance,
27:34
who will turn forty next month, will be the third youngest vice president
27:37
in American history if it goes that direction. It was the first night of
27:41
the Republican National Convention. Trump did take the stage. The crowd was chanting
27:45
USA before they broke into the chance of fights. Your ear was all bandaged
27:53
up, bandaged dear? Yeah here why? Yeah? Which part? Just
28:02
everything about it, the fact that it happened, how close it was.
28:06
We're getting more details still. The US officials told NBC News yesterday that local
28:11
enforcement officers notified the Secret Service Detail that they were looking for a suspicious person
28:15
in the area. Yeah, we've all seen videos. Whether you want to
28:18
believe it or not. Some people think a lot of it's like AI generated,
28:21
But I've seen some videos that are very much You can see a guy
28:23
getting up there and people knew that he was on the belt. Yeah,
28:26
those seem to be legitimate, and it's crazy. I think a minute and
28:30
forty five seconds had gone by where the people are yelling there's a guy in
28:34
the roof. Hey, what's he doing up there? And for him to
28:37
still be able to get that many shots up race. Hard to wrap your
28:41
head around that, right. President Biden, By the way, he did
28:44
sit down for an interview yesterday with Lester Holt. During the interview, they
28:48
talked about his age once again. He understands why people say, God,
28:51
he's eighty one years old. Whoa what's he going to be like when he's
28:53
eighty three eighty four? It's a legitimate question, he said. The President
28:57
made it very clear he's not going to be with jarn from the race.
29:00
When asked who he consults on issues like remaining in the race, he said
29:03
me, I've been doing it a long time. Yes, you have eighty
29:07
somebodyors Yeah, that's that Vice President pick. What's the guy's named Vance?
29:15
Vance? JD Vance? Half? His age not old enough? If you
29:18
ask me like him? I like him eighty plus? You know. Yeah,
29:23
you're just saying stuff now. I don't know what to Yeah, what
29:26
else? Do you got anything else? I can say? Yeah? Today
29:27
is Amazon Prime Day. It runs through tomorrow. There's a lot of different
29:30
offers. I've been kind of scrolling through. If you're looking for like any
29:34
sort of electronics, especially the Apison app excuse me, Amazon version of like
29:40
the Fire of the Kindle. Those are like sixty five percent off for some
29:42
of those bulk maybe items for snacks for your kids. I know, I
29:48
got the West Fargo Public Schools supply list yesterday, so I put that in
29:52
there. Saved about ten bucks from what it would have been yesterday. Nice.
29:55
What have they got on there these days? Pro tractors Nope, no
29:57
pro tractors. Tractor tissues kind of the same we did tissues, Crans markers,
30:04
glue stick, glue stick yep, more glou sticks than the liquid glue.
30:08
Only the one liquid glue. Yeah. I just never understood they have
30:11
glue sticks. Why are we messing around with this liquid stuff? I think
30:14
it depends on Sometimes you create things that you need the a little bit stickier.
30:18
I feel like the glu stick doesn't get a job. If anything,
30:22
the liquid glue it's just you know that case. It's definitely a message.
30:25
Construction paper getting all soggy if you used too much of it, did you
30:27
remember using and I don't know what it was. Of course the smell of
30:30
it, which is a little weird, but rubber cement. Whenever they brought
30:33
out the rubber cement to create something, it was good. Wow, I
30:37
know we're about to do a big project. I'm trying to not to not
30:41
to get all the nostalgic here. But when's the last time you use Like
30:44
you just stop using glue at a certain age and then you never use it
30:48
again. I have kids, so now we're using the glue sticks. They
30:52
love making things in creating. But yeah, yes, sir, you're just
30:56
your auxiliary to like the glue. I mean, it's not you on your
30:59
own going on. Oh like I'm at the office. Oh geez, I
31:02
need a glue stick. Right, stapler seems to do the trick for everything.
31:06
Yeah, or I just spit on it, give it the Hawk tool,
31:10
okay, Sunshine today, Hi a seventy eight. It doesn't it's not
31:15
adhesive, I'm kidding. Unless it's an envelope, That's what I'm thinking of.
31:19
You lick the envelope, that's what it is. Even then, don't
31:23
you, especially you probably don't send out Christmas cards. I'll grab a napkin
31:27
get it wet, because I'm not licking that thing over and over again.
31:30
Are you kidding me? You can use a wet napkin, yes, adhesive
31:34
really, I guess. Call me old fashion. Okay, old fashion,