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What is one reason that you got fired from a job? · Podcast - Big 98.7

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You know women love the bad boy. I don't know what they do.
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I mean, it's proven facts. It's been proven over generations that women love
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a bad boy with the bad boy image, but otherwise not. I'm good
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you don't think Nick's a bit of a bad boy. I don't feel like
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he is. I mean, he's not like criminally bad, but you know
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he is, like he's not like a goody two shoes. No, I
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guess not. When I think of a bad boy, I also think of
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somebody like I'll tat it up, and you know he's not that well.
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I was reading an article about why it is women love bad boys. Is
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there psych psychology behind it? There's a ton of psychology. Thank god I
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failed that class in college. Number four was women are foolish in love.
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It's true, they're just men, not foolish. Men are totally saying about
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it. Yeah, but women, you know, they're just plain bonkers.
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Says it's just plain bonkers. I'm reading this article. I wouldn't you argue
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that men are attracted to crazy ladies too, Like they like a little bit
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of the crazy, you know, in a way, you know that's probably
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something to you. There's probe quote you just started watching that Casey Anthony.
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Okay, do not the repeating things I say when the microphones are off,
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but you you would mentioned how good looking she was. Stop it because I
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look at her as a murderer. I told you. And it's nothing to
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do the fact that and it is my belief that Casey Anthony killed her daughter,
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which is horrific. So she's a little crazy. But you also are
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like she's hot. Okay. You girls are the ones that are like fan
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growing over Ted Bundy when that thing came out. Oh my goodness, Yes,
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is into a guy that not only killed but eight several several people.
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Maybe I'm just worried to the zac Efron version. Yeah, that's also you
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have to know how many people are sending letters to people in prison because they
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are in a sick and twisted way attracted to that. We digress. I
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think number three is uh. I think they hit the nail on the head.
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Women. They want to help the bad boy. They think they can
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fix him. I was that girl, Yeah, always feeling like you can
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help, Like they're gonna change, it's gonna be good. No, I
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see the good in you and and we're gonna get There were you're gonna come
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up, ladies, you love a good project. That was Yeah. Number
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two is women want to feel special. I guess perhaps nothing makes a woman
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feel more special than when she and only she is capable of turning a devil
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into an angel. It's got to be satisfying. Yeah, but it doesn't
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happen, breaking news, ladies. You can't change them. People change.
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Yeah, very rare occasions when you're in a situation that you think there might
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be potential you can do it. But they gotta want to do it.
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They do. Yeah, so maybe there is somebody who wants to do it,
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but usually they don't. That's why they are the way they are for
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so many years. Man, you're deep. I know she's on one today.
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Number one. The reason why women love bad boys, well, they
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like challenges. In some respects women men aren't all that different in regard to
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enjoying a good challenge. What is it with that? And even growing And
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I was like, I have a couple of friends. It's like once you
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get somebody, then you're like, all right, onto the next one.
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It's like, all right, cool, You're like I got you Like a
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business consultant. You come in, you get everything. Working right, and
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then you're onto the next one. You're on a plane, like in a
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minute in the morning, Big nutty eight point seven. Well, shall we
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enter the judgment zone? Oh boy, all right, it's okay to be
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a little judgey when you're in the judgment zone. Because while this lady is,
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in my opinion, asking for it, she's a mom, she's got
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multiple kids, but her son in particular has approached or wanting to play a
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sport. Now she doesn't say which sport, but he is already into other
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sports. So keep that in mind. Okay, Now there's a fee if
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you've got kids. You know, it's it's not free to play sports these
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days. No, it is a pretty steep in some occasions, depending on
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the sport. Well, in this instance, the family has had to tighten
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the purse strings a little bit, you know, cost inflation, costs going
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up. You know, they're trying to save every penny. So she said
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that she doesn't want to pay for his sport. She told him no because
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she wants to use the money instead that they have allotted for her botox,
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her monthly botox treatments, which she says account for sixty three dollars a month
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and sixty three dollars a month. That's it. I have no idea how
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much botox costs, but that's what she says. And she said, in
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order for him to play this third sport, she would have to give up
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her botox and she doesn't want to do that. She said that is for
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her therapy, and she feels like she needs it in order to be a
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good mom. She said, she feels like she feels better, she's more
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confident, and in turn, she's able to be a better Parent's boy.
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Yeah, okay, so I was gonna go with the oh, maybe she's
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using it because sometimes people use botox for migraines and such. I understands,
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how is that what they say? No, what some people do. But
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yes, I understand as a mom, you feeling good about yourself and having
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that confidence is going to make you a better mom in some regards, because
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you're going to feel good about yourself in return. I get that. My
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thing is as a mom my kids. If you're gonna want to check some
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money, you want to do it, I'm probably gonna put the kids first
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in that regard. I just I personally am going to Okay, so you're
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just gonna give up your self identity entirely because Johnny wants to play bocchi ball
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because one of his friends is going out for bocchi ball over bowtox for a
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hot minute. Mama can get her bowtox back when her kids graduate from school.
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And then when mama wants to feel real good for dad, I'm just
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kidding. I'm sorry that was dad has entered the chat. I guess if
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everybody's feeling good, everyone went. Everybody's feeling good. But just overall,
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if there was a different lesson here, where hey, I'm already paying for
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two sports, and if you want to be in a third one, I
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think it's great that you earn that money or do something along those lines that
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would make sense to me, then I'm gonna be a team mom. But
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the fact she's just going cosmetic over this where she said, what do you
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think? What's up? Seven to one eight one ninety eight seven? What
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do you think this mom? Is she in the wrong? Is she in
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the right? For me? It depends on what sport kids run away,
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you know. So if if we're a matt rat, you're good. But
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if you're getting a hockey stick, you're out. What do you mean what
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he's already I'm assuming if it's my kid, he's already wrestling. But if
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he comes to me, he's like, Dad, I want to do you
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know, I want to do track? What do you what's wrong with that?
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That's a great sport to make you create endurance for the sports that you
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have. And running is more gonna be a longer sport than Matt Matt rat
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Like, what are you even talking about? All Right, it's gonna be
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a longer sport, Like you're gonna be able to use that running running a
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lot longer than you are wrestling. It depends. Yeah, Like somebody wants
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to grapple you, What are you gonna do? You're gonna run away?
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Or are you're gonna grapple? One? Something? To you? Run and
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call nine one one anyway, a minute in the morning, seven, you're
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ready? Ready? That's he is tight and hot today. Now Nanda stills
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that see let's see. Well, I know you hate it, Pike,
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but this story is not going anywhere. Britney Spears has lost basically her in
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Tiger support system, Those close to her saying she has her lawyer and her
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manager essentially in charge of her. Well being at this point, people would
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direct knowledge say that. I guess Matthew Rosengart, who everybody knows as her
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lawyer, he's the one who got her out of her conservatorship, and Kate
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Hudson are taking the reins. Now, Kate Hudson, there's been a Kade
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with a d is. There's some people that really like him, and then
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there's other people that think that he is completely destroying Britney Spears, using her
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and just trying to get the clout and well the kind of behind the cameras
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and everything as well. Yeah, I just don't know what to believe.
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Here's the deal though, we're told that they assist her and this bothers me
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in getting fed every day. That was the first thing. Believe that.
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Do you believe that they're the ones who are at least Kate, it's like,
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okay, you need to eat today, Brittany, I don't know you've
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seen the videos. Does that look like somebody who and I'm genuinely asking,
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does it look like somebody who can feed themselves? Well, she was just
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posting a video and I'm not one hundred percent sure if it was her or
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not, but whipping up some eggs with peppers and stuff yesterday on Instagram.
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I'm like, Okay, was that her or not? Because you couldn't see
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her face, I don't know. I feel like she could at least throw
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some waffles in from the toaster. So all I keep thinking of in that
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video is everything that Sam had said because she has that knife and she is
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just going to town and like, remember she had but a knife? What
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wassisions? But they are basically saying that they're managing her appointments, any opportunities
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that come her way. They're just kind of trying to keep everything together.
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Now, her attorney does not believe that Bernie's mental state is caused for great
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alarm, and there's no way that they feel that they need to amp up
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any medical care or any sort of therapy. We do know that her family
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thinks that she needs help. And her older brother, Brian, he's the
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one that nobody really talks about. He lives close to her, him and
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he is the one who maybe pops over every once in a while, but
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ever since a split, he used to kind of go over to her house
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to work out and offering whatever he could to like support her. And we're
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being told that he's now walking down the eggshells because Brittany is just too volatile.
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Now, Brian's you know, oh, I know, Well, we'll
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see He's gonna get interesting for sure. And Angelina Joelie's tattoo artist mister Kay
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took to Instagram yesterday and said she got a tattoo on her middle fingers.
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So he blurted out, so we don't know exactly what this mystery tattoo says,
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but people are saying, uh. One person joked right after he said,
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I still can't believe that I actually grabbed her hand and tattooed her.
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Guess she got? Guess what she got on her palm? And somebody said,
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bleak brads right on her middle fingers. Can you imagine? Uh,
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yeah, that'd be nice. I'm sure the kids would love it. We
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really bring everybody together, do you what do you mean he grabbed your hand?
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He just like, That's what I was wondering. So she did she
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just go in for a random tattoo, and you're like, let's just do
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this real quick, give me your hand quick, Let's see what if we
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can muster up to put on here. I don't know. Jennifer Aniston as
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she would like cancel culture to be done. She says she wants to cancel
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cancel Culture. Pike said this one out. I know you're gonna get all
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worked up. I know you already. She says, I'm so over canceled
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culture. I probably just got canceled by saying that. I just don't understand
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what it means. Is there no redemption? I don't know. I don't
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put everybody into the Harvey Weinstein basket. I mean, neither do we,
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but every situation is different. Well they need to be in that basket,
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right. I'm not a big cancel culture guy. I'm a big, you
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know, consequence for your actions kind of guy. Hot take, pretty deep,
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stop. No, I mean it's just a pretty unoriginal take from Jennifer
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Aniston, who played the sixth most likable character on Friends, also super annoying
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in this interview. And I love Jennifer Aniston, but she does all kinds
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of things to make herself look young, and I'm thinking, you, really,
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you look the exact same. She's got to have some youthful something in
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a bottle and makes it look easy. No, I think it's probably genetics
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and a ton of money put those things together. It's a dangerous thing.
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I mean, do you think is that the fountain of youth? Oh?
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I don't know. Don't you have to load down on some products? She's
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well, she did say she has, and this is the technical term.
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It's called the salmon sperm facial, and so she must. I'm guessing it's
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salmon eggs that you would put all over your face. I don't want to
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know how she got that out of salmon. I don't know. We don't
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have We don't have salmon locally. I know that, but you know there
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might be some mother fish. He could probably go home, didn't I just
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go to the We go to the deep blue seafood, go grabma. Doesn't
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think of salmon? Put it on your face? See what happens? Do
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you have any live male salmon in the backack of borrow? In the morning.
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This woman is writing in saying that her husband is claiming she is quote
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disgusting. First of all, is there a circumstance where you'd be okay with
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your husband Nick calling you disgusting? No, every once in a while he'll
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call me foul foul. See now that's because that's funny. You won't believe
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what this woman was called disgusting by her husband. She was talking and just
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openly sharing a story and she mentioned how she pete in the shower and her
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husband was repulsed by this. Really okay, and she said she thought everybody
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doesn't. And so you know the old saying there's two kinds of people in
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the world, the people that pee in the people that pee in the shower,
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and then liars because before yes, you know, because of course,
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right, there's some people that enjoy doing that. I tend hasn't happened.
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Yes, I don't, like, I'd rather go on the toilet than if
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I have to go, I'm gonna go to the bathroom before I jump in
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the shower to go to make sense, that is the distinction from me,
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because obviously you could, like you could have gone to the bathroom and they've
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got right in the shower and whatever reason that warm water, like I guess
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there was more in the tank or what happened. Yeah, But to just
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like bypass the toilet because you know you're getting in the shower, to me,
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that's kind of gross. And a lot of people are saying, well,
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she's being you know, economical, like saving water, it's one less
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flush of the toilet. But also people are saying it's like you can go
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into somebody's bathroom and you can tell, get right, if you're in a
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stranger's bathroom, you can tell who's being in the shower and who's not,
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because there's like there's a stanch. I mean, if you're in the ship,
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absolutely, what are you eating asparagus? Boy? You know, I
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like my green so really I don't know what you're talking about, So we
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might have like a totally different conversation. And maybe, of course there's a
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stench. If you send their unloading into the drain a day after day,
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every morning, there's gonna be a noticeable stanch. I envision maybe the sense
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of like a urinal, like just like a bathroom. If I can make
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a candle, Oh god, it probably is one man sent. Yeah,
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I will say on that note, urinals have come so far, like in
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my lifetime, nothing is really like like technology wise progressed quite as much as
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a urinal. I hadn't seen a urinal and quite some time until I was
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at the Fargodome for the Pink Show. Yeah, I was, much to
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my surprise, after waiting in line for thirty five minutes to go to the
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bathroom. There were urinals in there, and I thought to myself, none
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of us ladies, he said, we were just that had to go that
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bad, that we were going to try to attempt it. I'm trying to
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figure out how that would work. And also I should know that I was
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that whole time we were talking thinking about a porta potty. So that's my
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bad. You know how I was just going off about how technology has changed
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with the urinals. That's not what I meant. I was talking about porta
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potties because those those have come a long way. Sport urinals themselves, not
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really. Sometimes you go into a porta potty and all of a sudden,
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you go, this one isn't so bad, honestly, when they have the
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mirror and of course this hand sanitizer. And you know what changed the game
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is when they speaking of urinals, they added the urinal for men, because
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otherwise you go in there and there's it's just everywhere. It's it's like somebody
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just went into a wild Yes, it's like an unmanned fire host was in
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there, like in a Man in the morning on Big Nutty eight point seven.
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All right, is that time where we try to get somebody out of
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the friend zone. This one, you know, I feel like this guy's
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onto something here, but let's see what we can do. His name is
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Brian. He's on the phone right now. How are you doing, man?
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Hey, doing all right? How are you We're doing good? Good,
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good good. Sounds like you are in the friend zone. Well,
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I'm not totally sure anymore. I'm kind of cons you. Well, I'm
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pencil Laura. I met Laura years ago, but we went to a pink
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concert last Saturday and she kissed me on the cheek, and now everything's changed.
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Oh a little smooched you on the cheek? Gay? I mean that
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could go a lot of ways. Was it like, oh hey, Bud,
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put your arms around, gives you a side smooch? Or was it
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all I just I was watching the show and the next thing I know,
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she kissed me on the cheek. I didn't really catch what was going on.
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So he's had the furthest YouTube have ever gone? Have you ever crossed
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that boundary before you said? Even known her for you? Yeah, that's
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the first. And I don't really want to ruin the friendship or anything,
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but I want to I do want more from the relationship, honestly. Okay,
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let's see if we can't make these smooches a little more free, or
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maybe move them over to the lips. Oh, don't get crazy, Amanda,
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My god, kids listening all right, Brian. So here's what we're
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gonna do. We're gonna call Laura. You gave us her number, thank
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you. So we're gonna call her. You stay quiet. We're gonna talk
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to her, kind of feel her out and see what she's thinking. Maybe
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we can an answer to what there was a kiss was all about. Okay,
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Okay, here we go. Hello, Hi, is this Laura?
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This is Laura? Is it? Oh? Hey Laura, it's Pike and
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Amanda. We do a morning show on Big nighty point seven here in Fargo,
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cleverly titled Pike in Amanda in the Morning. How are you doing today?
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I'm doing okay. How are you all? Well? We're pretty good,
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very good. We just had a couple of random questions for you.
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If you don't mind, you have like sixty seconds. Sure, sure,
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okay, great. First question for you, can we ask you are you
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single? Yeah? I'm single? Great answer. After a good start here,
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love it? Okay. The reason we ask, is because we know
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somebody who has a crush on you? Yeah, what how does that make
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you for? Is this a joke? It is not a joke. There
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really is somebody who has a crush on you. Now, when we say
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that, is there anybody that comes to mind? Or maybe you've got a
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little crush on somebody? I don't know, nobody comes to mind, Laura,
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Come on, there's got to be somebody out there. No, not
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right now. Like I just got out of a bad relationship. This year's
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back and I just I don't really feel ready to start dating again, so
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I really can't think of anyone. Okay, did you do anything fun this
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past weekend? H Yeah, I went to a concert. Oh yeah.
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It wasn't a big pink concert, was it? It was? How do
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you know that? Well? I mean this is a big is we're gonna
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be able to give you? Did you go by yourself or maybe not so
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much? No? I went with my friend Brian. You didn't end up
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And this is I don't know this would be true at all, But you
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didn't end up smooching Brian, did you? No? No, we didn't
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kiss. You didn't give him a little peck, not even on the cheek.
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I mean, I guess you on the cheek for like a cute pick,
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but like that was it? Like I wait, wait for a pick?
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Like you're just posing like an Instagram picture friends kiss on the cheek.
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That's not weird. To be clear, this wasn't you making a move on
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your friend, Brian. No, no, we're just friends. But do
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you ever think you could be more than friends? No? No, no,
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no no no, we are totally just friends. No. I feel
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so bad if I gave the wrong impression. I was just doing it for
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a picture, like it was just fun. Okay, before this gets too
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awkward, we just got to be honest with you. You know, we
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had full intentions of getting Brian out of the friend zone, and he's actually
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been on the phone this entire time. Bryan. Oh my god, Brian,
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do you have anything you want to maybe say to Laura? Yeah,
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I'm really embarrassed. I gotta go. Oh you guys, this he didn't
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up, Brian did Oh my god, Laura? Oh man, I hope
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we did not ruin your concert buddy relationships. Please keep this calling back please
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and just stuff PILM. We're sorry, Okay, I will Oh my god,
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oh my god. Well, Laura, apparently you gotta be careful when
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you're just smooching people at concerts. It was all for the Graham Pike.
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Oh guys, Pike in a minute in the morning, Come on, get
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up on Big seven. This guy of all these stupid reasons to get fired
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for it. First of all, you ever been fired for a job?
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I want you to think about that. I want to know. I want
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to know the dumb, silliest reason he got fired from a job. Seven
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one eight seven. A security guard at a Taylor Swift show recently was let
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go from his security position because he wanted as he was standing, he's one
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of these guys that like are standing facing away from the stage. Hey,
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is this the one who went viral? Correct? Okay, so he's gone
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viral because he wanted to get a photo of him and Taylor because he realized
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that she was getting very close to him, like in the background. So
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he's not allowed to get his phone out, so he wrote on a note
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to another concertgoer, hey can you take a picture if Taylor Swift gets close
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to me? And then here's my number texted to me. So he got
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fired because he went viral. This photo he put online and you know,
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everybody knew the story. So he got let go from his security job.
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Well, it's ridiculous because he was following all of the guidelines and if I
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am understanding this correctly, he really didn't break any rules because where you not
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supposed to interact, I mean, it's not like a hard and fast rule,
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like I'm sure the manual doesn't say, hey, no writing notes to
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concert goers, right, But he was viral because he was like singing along
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and like kind of leading the charge. He was basically like fangirling in this
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whole section. And that's not why I got fired. I mean you can,
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I guess, go ahead and do that if you want. But fun
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security guy who was enjoying the concert, and he I like my security guards
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to be very serious. The ones that just stand there and like, don't
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even think about making eye contact with them, or they're gonna just like,
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I mean, come on, we used to do this thing. Like you
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ever go to like a Twins game and before the game or between innings,
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like the security guards just stand out there with their arms crossed, just looking
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out and they look so awkward. They're like robots, you know. So
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me and my brother. We used to do this thing where you like point
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at them and then like kind of pretend like you're talking about him, and
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it makes them so uncomfortable. Times they don't know how to act. I
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would assume that the reason this guy got fired, though, is because he
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put it on TikTok. You've never been fired, though, right, I
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have not been fired. Would have knock on wood, This lady just bulletproof,
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just a just valuable, no matter what job you're doing. I really
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haven't had a lot of jobs though. I worked at a golf course a
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couple of times. I worked had a hot stinted Applebee's as the hostess for
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five minutes and then wasn't my thing. And then I also worked at a
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shoe store. That's pretty that's a pretty good run. I did hear a
22:15
rumor in the halls just a minute ago that they're letting you go today.
22:17
Okay, let's just beware, thank you. Is that when my key fob
22:19
was a little dicey this morning. I've never been fired. Also, again,
22:25
just so valuable. I mean, I mean not even an Arbys.
22:27
With all the stories you've told us about Arby's in Dilworth, I could I
22:32
could have worked at Arby's forever. In fact, I might go Back'll see
22:33
how this works out. Well part time. Yeah, I've told you the
22:37
story, but I should have got fired from my this radio job when I
22:41
first started. Yeah, I remember it like it was yesterday. I think.
22:42
I actually, if you want me to, I could google the email.
22:45
I think I saved it in a little history, oh my apology email
22:48
to the staff. Because it was the NDSU homecoming parade. And when I
22:52
was first starting, I was wearing the mascot for the station we worked on,
22:56
that big drive by breakfast guy. So I was supposed to be there
23:00
early in the morning to the NDCU parade over by the Fargodome is where it
23:03
starts. And I was gonna be in this mascot on top of the vehicle.
23:07
And well, the night before we are at a graduation party or something,
23:10
and yeah, I was drinking, okay, And I had this thing
23:12
back then where no matter what, if I had two beers or two hundred
23:15
beers, I would puke the next morning. It was. It was a
23:18
real bad situation you had on your hands. So I get on this vehicle
23:21
wearing this mascot too, knowing that I'm like, not well, And as
23:23
soon as the vehicle started moving, I'm like, I gotta throw up and
23:26
I can't. I'm wearing this big, giant head, so I had So
23:30
what did you do? Pike jumped off the vehicle, ran to the side
23:33
of University Drive and I just take the head off and start yakking all over
23:37
the street in front of these poor children, patrons, ndsu fans for Godians,
23:44
all just trying to have a great Saturday morning. I mean, all
23:48
they were wanting was just some radio station vehicles to drive by, throwing candy.
23:52
And here's here's a man just throwing up. I just remember the emails
23:56
too, this kid, no, no, because you're and you've always just
24:00
been this guy. You're genuinely disappointed in yourself. You're like, I'm so
24:04
sorry. You were mortified. Also, I remember all of us laughing because
24:10
it was so bad, and there was one guy who really was upset.
24:11
He was very upset, but everybody else is kind of like, couldn't been
24:15
anybody. I mean, it was funny. It's just so funny. My
24:18
defense was like, well, I didn't drink that much. It's just I
24:21
have a stomach issue. It's a different, different thing. Okay, I
24:26
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and if you missed it, we do. Haven't posted on our Facebook page
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the reimagined for Godome. Everybody's always asking for updates to it. And after
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going to the Pink concert the other night, for sure bathrooms need to be
24:52
added. But parget Home general manager Robs Blick, along with some others had
24:55
an informational meeting yesterday to talk about the existing facility and how they want to
24:59
remodel ad and they also want to add a ninety thousand square foot convention center.
25:03
It's amazing to see what they want to do. I could run between
25:07
one hundred and sixteen and one hundred and forty million dollars. Renovations are expected
25:11
to cost around eighty five dollars or eighty five million dollars. When you look
25:14
at the breakdown of things people are talking about the taxes. I think that's
25:17
probably the biggest thing. But when you look at it for what it's going
25:19
to do for our community, Well, a big old convention, a lot
25:23
of people to town. And you know you talked about the what the launching
25:26
tax, which is like you know if you're staying at a hotel, so
25:30
largely that would fall on people visiting, right, you know, I mean,
25:33
have we consider asking Josh the mall for a sizeable donation? That would
25:37
be ill Larus, big Fargo guy. What you call it the Josh Dome?
25:42
Where are you guys going to see going to the jo Joshi Dome?
25:48
Call it the Josh That is pretty awesome. Well maybe the Josh Authority and
25:53
the City Commission, the Fargo Authority, they are going to be meeting and
26:00
here in a couple of weeks we'll kind of find out. But if it
26:00
does it get approved, then the special election vote will be for residents on
26:04
December fef. All right, I was a little premature with the Fraser.
26:07
Here we go, all right, literally he does. We found out last
26:14
hour that he was only in his thirties when he was on Fraser one hundred
26:18
years ago. Forties. But still he looked like, yeah, it looks
26:22
like he does now. Yeah, he is sixty eight years old and he's
26:25
coming back. The reboot is going to premiere on Paramount Plus on October twelve.
26:29
CBS IS will begin airing the show on October seventeenth. See I didn't
26:32
get into the show the first go around. Oh you missed out. Now
26:34
I feel like maybe appreciation because it's a radio person. Well he's a radio
26:38
therapist or whatever. But I had a little crush on what was his producer's
26:42
name, Roz. I remember it just as a kid in the nineties.
26:45
Watch Yeah, you remember the dog. The dog is no longer with us.
26:49
I'm well aware. Right now do the Dogs forty two? He'll be
26:52
making an appearance in the reboot. It's pretty cool. I wonder if they
26:56
will look alike doc about We'll have to check him find out. And this
27:00
is just disgusting. I never even think about it. There's certain things that
27:04
you whether it's your cell phone or just things that you touch all of the
27:07
time or where all the time, and you really don't think about how gross
27:11
it. Maybe a new research was really last yesterday saying that your Apple either
27:15
watch or you fit fit any of them. What about Granny Smith? Apple?
27:22
Stop the contamination. We're talking like, is just contaminated with bacteria.
27:27
What do you think is dirtier your Apple Watch or my Red Delicious? What
27:33
do you think? Guys more Germans? Are you washing it? Have you
27:37
ever? This is a random Have you ever washed fruit with that gray that
27:44
feels so weird? Like the chemical spray or whatever people put most to take
27:47
it off of there? I did that once with fruit, and I thought
27:48
I don't want to ever do that again because it was so disgusting to see
27:52
what was all makes the slime and the good coming off of it. You
27:56
don't need all that. All you gonna do is just like put it under
27:59
the sink for one worth of a second and now it's clean. See I
28:03
washed him. I did it. Remember something's wet, it can't be dirty.
28:07
And tonight is a night Governor Bergham taking the main stage. It is
28:11
the first Republican National Convention or debate. I mean that's a Republican debate.
28:18
There's what ten of them on there. The old Trumpster is not going to
28:22
be there tonight, but they are saying he's going to be whether he's there
28:26
or not, which he won't be. The talk that ever, I think
28:30
he's going to be arrested tomorrow, according to what he's telling everybody. I
28:34
can't keep up with that whole situation, but it will be interesting just to
28:37
hear from all these different candidates, and for me, hearing about Governor Bergham
28:41
just on that platform and what he has to say. I think we already
28:45
know, just because he's been in our community for so long. There was
28:48
a local news outlet yesterday on the Inform that put together a drinking game.
28:52
I don't know if you saw this. I didn't see. What are we
28:56
looking for when it comes to this drinking game? Well, I think inflation
28:59
was on there. I have to pull it up. There was a bunch
29:00
of different words and phrases that, of course, if you've heard him or
29:04
his commercials say, this is gotcha, this is I also just got breaking
29:08
news. Bergham injured playing basketball just before a pivotal debate. Stop. He's
29:14
not backing up because of a basketball and I think, seriously, just pulled
29:18
this up. Gosh, hang on, you got to throw on some crutches
29:22
into a debate, right, bigas night of your life and you're out shooting.
29:26
He was taken to the emergency room. Oh, my god, who
29:30
walking after playing a pickup basketball game with this staff? Oh man, I
29:36
didn't know Doug was a hoopster. Yeah, making it unclear whether or not
29:40
he's going to be able to stand. Oh just stay on, will you
29:42
can sit? Get one of those chairs, get a table. We're good.
29:45
She's gotta be there, right, there's no way, Doug Jordan,
29:51
I had no clue. I am wanting now them to have the space jam
29:59
themes when he shows up, he has your chance. Do your Davins at
30:03
the space all right? Anyway, shut it down. You see, you
30:07
can make the presidential debate. Maybe you're not a person who wants to watch
30:11
it, you could make it super entertaining. Tonight, tune in, give
30:14
it a peek more. There was today gonna be sunny, high of eighty
30:18
five. Thank you so much for that reporting, if we appreciate it.
30:22
In the morning. Seven. Well, hey, listen, we were talking
30:26
earlier about the Taylor Swift security guard. You see this guy that got fired
30:29
fired because he wanted a picture while he was working. To be fair,
30:33
you're not supposed to do that, but the way he did it I thought
30:37
was pretty clever, and honestly, who cares he was still doing his job.
30:41
Well, you're standing there and he knows he's not supposed to take his
30:42
phone out. Imagine a job where you're gonna have your phone out. Amanda's
30:45
on her phone right now, massin if you had to put the kid.
30:48
So he's sitting there and he wants a photo with Taylor in the background.
30:52
So he wrote a note to a concert goer and said, hey, if
30:56
she gets close to me, take a photo. Here's my number texted to
30:59
me. So thinks he's like, you know, getting around the rules.
31:00
Yeah, well they found out anyway, and he's that has been fired.
31:03
Put it on TikTok. So I think that's probably the biggest thing is when
31:07
you are doing something, you're putting it on TikTok. Unfortunately, now you're
31:11
putting it out there to the world, and if you're doing something that your
31:15
company doesn't agree with, well that's grounds for firing people. Just to go
31:18
viral. For a hot second, just to go viral, I know.
31:22
And now his career as a security guard is just just derailed. But we
31:26
were talking about reasons you've been fired from a job, and Amanda and I
31:30
but neither of us have been fired, which of course, now that we
31:32
say that we're going to leave the studio today and they're gonna have a you
31:34
know, the HR lady and knocking on wood. No, but we've had
31:40
a lot of people chime in on our Facebook page. You can feel free
31:41
to give us a call seven oh one two eight one ninety eight seven or
31:44
shoot us attacks. Heather said just for making a joke. She didn't elaborate.
31:48
But we work in an environment. I mean, think about some of
31:51
the things you say. Sometimes people take things wrong and you just never know.
31:55
I mean, for example, like intern Gracie, and you know,
31:56
we do have to be careful because we have an intern in the studio.
32:00
But I mean, if if you're being honest, how many things could I
32:01
be fired for that? I've said today just if you had a ballpark A
32:05
handful and it is, oh my gosh. We had somebody in here saying
32:12
that they totally outed what the company was doing their sketchy operation. Were they
32:16
laundering money? I don't know, but we do have Jim on here saying
32:21
turned in the boss and the owner to the I R s Oh, that
32:23
don't get you. I was like Jim was scorn and on his way out
32:28
held a lot of people on here too, just in general for taking the
32:34
day off. Again, I feel like there's more to it. You know.
32:37
You get to that situation where if it is a job you don't care
32:37
about and you ask for time off because you have something you want to do,
32:40
and they're like, no, you can't get the time off. So
32:43
it's basically like, oh, I'm not going to show up, so you
32:45
can either fire me or give me the day off. It's up to you.
32:47
Yeah, no, I get that. This is just in Katrina said.
32:52
I was fired because I walked in on two men robbing the business they
32:55
had broken before we opened, and I didn't know it until I had a
32:59
gun pointed at my hand and they let her go. Be like the hero,
33:04
you know. I feel like there's more details. Know that we're not
33:07
here. Need people to start elaborating more on this. But seven nine eight
33:12
seven what got you fired from a job? Hey, good morning, I
33:15
have fired from a job. One Oh what happened for being an independent thinker?
33:20
An independent thinker drove truck at the time, I got stuck in a
33:24
snow storm and make my delivery. Sorry, I took it upon myself being
33:29
on a weekend to rescu the load, and they fired me over They don't
33:34
like that. They like to be the ones to res Okay, yeah,
33:37
yeah, they waited so after the holiday vacation, fired me on New Year's
33:43
Eve. Oh they waited till after the holidays. Yep. Well, I
33:46
guess there's that. I don't know if it makes you feel any better at
33:51
all, but thanks for the call. Man seven one ninety eight seven.
33:54
What got you fired? Let us know? I would just cry, like,
34:00
well, it depends. I mean there was probably times where it's like
34:01
super liberating, like oh thank god. You know, it's like if somebody
34:04
breaks up with you and it's just like, oh darn it, I'm so
34:07
sad. I didn't want this in the morning. Are you a fan of
34:19
having house guests? Because it turns out, according to a new survey of
34:22
two thousand Americans, sixty five percent of people regret telling a guest to make
34:28
themselves at home. Oh really, see, we love hosting people. Oh
34:31
yeah, I never get invited, But people regret having guests at their home
34:37
because they do things they just make themselves too comfortable. Some of the unwanted
34:40
guest behaviors include wanting too many knee holds overstaying they're welcome and hogging the bathroom.
34:47
Okay, that's so weird. Imagine going to somebody's house. I'm selling
34:51
nervous to use a bathroom in somebody's house, especially if it's obviously like a
34:54
serious situation. Right. It is one of those things where you know,
34:58
you say things like, oh, you know, make yourself up at home,
35:00
but once they do, it's kind of weird. You're like, hey,
35:01
I know I said that, but I didn't really mean it. Yeah,
35:05
and I and this also kind of the opposite maybe makes people uncomfortable,
35:08
but whenever we go to people's houses, we tend to take over and try
35:13
to like help cook, or we tend to all clean up and leave your
35:15
house almost nicer than when I got there, Like I just want to.
35:19
It's very weird, but I've always just made sure that that's kind of the
35:22
thing, and that might, like I said, make people uncomfortable, Like,
35:24
girl, leave my stuff alive. I know there's something better. When
35:27
you were at somebody's house eating and they're like, oh, just throw the
35:30
dishes in the sink. We'll take care of it. Like oh that feels
35:31
good. Yeah, But then I feel weird. I'm like, no,
35:35
I'll just put it in. But then also I'm super type A where if
35:38
you're putting it in the dishwasher rung, then I'm gonna have to read do
35:40
it anyway. So truly, just leave it in the sink. Yeah,
35:44
House guests annoy me, like if you have people over it and like you're
35:46
gonna go out and eat or go to the bar or whatever. I cannot
35:49
stand because for me, like I'm just ready to go, like once it
35:52
we're going, like my clothes are on and you just go. But like
35:54
I'm not pointing out women specifically, but you guys, like it takes so
35:59
long for you to leave the house. Even if I tell my husband,
36:01
I just I'm gonna throw a hat on real quick and change. That's at
36:05
least a ten fifteen minute process. And I'm just we're standing there like idiots
36:07
by the door, shoes are on, keys are in my hand. It's
36:10
like, come on, now, where are you at with the shoes situation?
36:14
Oh, shoes on? I get like, weird on? Absolutely,
36:16
I don't care. You know, I'll say it to be nice, but
36:19
do you want me to take my shoes off? And somebody says yes,
36:22
I'm like, Oh, you don't just go into somebody's house and take your
36:23
shoes off instantly. Nah, for what most of them is hard floor?
36:29
Who cares shoes if I was slopping around in some dog poo like sure,
36:34
like you're on the ground, like you're everywhere. Look at the bottom of
36:37
my shoes right now, Like we're inside right now with our shoes on.
36:39
What are we doing? Yeah, but this isn't my home. I'm not
36:43
like sitting on the ground plane with my kids doing magna tiles with your gruesome
36:47
feet all up on my carpet. That word