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Intern Gracie needs to work on 60 second showdown · Podcast - Big 98.7

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  Doctor, doctor, this is where my worst nightmare come to life. Did
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  you see the Colorado man? He's gone viral after he's at the doctor about
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  to get his foot wraps. That a foot injuryed, okay, what's over?
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  And the doctor's on his computer watching a tutorial on how to wrap a
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  foot. Oh. Shut, that is not real, not even just screened
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  about it, just like is it vocalized too? It's like, now,
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  please lift the foot and wrap it around very tight. No, look at
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  you can see the video. And the doctor's just got to their headphones in
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  just sitting. They're just dialed in like he's never never seen a foot wrapped
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  in his life. I mean, I know my foot's gonna be all whackadoodle,
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  but I think I'm just gonna kindly go I'm good here and just like
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  hobble out of them, out of the doctor. Right. Well, yeah,
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  I mean, thank god, it's just a foot. You're right.
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  What if you were going in for like open heart surgery, and just as
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  you're counting down from you know, one hundred for the anesthesia to kick in,
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  we're just about to shut you down. The last thing you hear is
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  the doctor look at the nurse code, you remember how to do this?
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  Oh my gosh, that is so concerning. But truly in that situation,
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  what are you doing? Are you calling him out? Are you just gonna
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  sit there and go this can't be real? This can't be real. I'm
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  gonna be coyam just gonna hey, what you what's you watching back there?
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  Like in Amanda in the Morning, Big Nutty eight point seven? Ready,
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  that's he is piping hot today? No, Amanda stills the sea looks see
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  now? On an episode of Love and Hip Hop Atlanta. Trust me,
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  I wasn't tune in for it. I'm just for the highlights here. But
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  Jessica White said that she was not allowed to date other people while she was
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  in a relationship with Nick Cannon. Okay, but he was, Oh yeah,
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  that's where the bobble goes. Yeah, She's like, I was in
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  an eight year relationship, so I'm kind of getting out of that. I
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  wasn't allowed to have any other partners, but he was. This comes after
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  the model accused Nick Cannon of emotional abuse in June. But eight years,
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  you know what's going on? But she was in a relationship with Nick Cannon
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  for eight years? Yes, what I know interesting. That's quite the arrangement
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  Nick worked out for himself. Well, and I think that's probably is this
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  this arrangement with all of them. The way he's bobbing children out. I
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  mean, it seems so I don't know what they're allowed to do or whatnot
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  that you know. That's what I'm wondering, is like, you're mine,
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  you have my children, You cannot strike, I mean whenever you agree to.
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  Obviously there's non traditional arrangements and relationships all the time. He's living the
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  dream it has, you know. And Ellen Pompeo is not letting Netflix get
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  away with not paying actors residuals. I'm actually pretty shocked by this. But
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  she called him out yesterday because they ended up just putting together this meme on
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  their TikTok and it was an image of her Gray's character crossing her arms displeased
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  and they said, me when there's a bomb in the chest cavity and it
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  was from their episode or season two episode where she sticks her hands into a
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  patient's chest. Spoiler is going off, I know, right, So she
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  comments and just totally trolls them and says, also, me when Netflix doesn't
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  pay actors residuals o pala, let's talk. Oh okay, I did.
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  I didn't know they didn't. Actually, you know what, I did hear
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  that somebody said, um, oh yeah, what's your name, Sydney Sweeney?
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  You know that lady Euphoria big girl right now? Anyway, she was
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  saying how she's not like I didn't really feel bad for her, but she
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  was saying how the actors don't get paid what they used to because they don't
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  get residuals from streaming. You really want to feel bad for her, but
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  yeah, but it is a lot of money. I mean, look at
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  how Friends was. Maybe they had amazing contracts, but that's also kind of
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  on you, your agent to kind of come up with those. Just because
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  that's how it was doesn't mean that's how it will be. Things change,
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  they evolve. I mean, if yeah, fight for it, if you
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  want them, because yeah, you should be getting paid for the work you
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  do. But I don't know, do we not? Like Ellen Pompeo.
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  See, I don't really care for her, But I also in my mind,
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  when you're dealing with Netflix, which, by the way, they just
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  released they're not doing the nine nine nine ad free thing anymore. It's bumped
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  up to fifteen forty nine. That's going to be the randimum. I know
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  my Netflix biils like twenty five dollars a month. What I mean, when
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  did it? Because my mom is on there? Um, I think that's
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  it. My mom is on there. But still it's like, yeah,
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  because is it an extra ten bucks now? Yeah? Yeah, it's getting
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  outrageous stream twenty five dollars a month so I can watch Seinfeld before bed.
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  That's it. And Travis Barker is feeling very unique about how he wants to
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  name Courtney and his new baby boy that's going to be on the way.
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  It looks like he was discussing with his seventeen year old daughter Alabama, what
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  he would like to name the little boy, and he said Rocky thirteen.
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  I love Rocky four. Are we really in thirteen? Said that's a name
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  that's been going through my head lately. She said, uh, Dad,
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  that's a bad name. He said it had a special meaning though. Rocky
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  George played guitar for Suicidal Tendencies and thirteen is just the greatest number of all
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  time. It is so Rocky subjectively the best according to your boy, Travis,
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  Yeah, Rocky thirteen, barker, it's really, I mean, and
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  he's having a conversation with his daughter named Obama. If you don't like it
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  in the morning, seven, you'll expect a thing when hear the telephone.
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  Fikes, fraends lucky, never is listening, fie freend get arrested, bikes
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  fend Well, this one will be fun. You ever wonder if you smell
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  every have that? Am I stinking of my entire apartment complex? Entire apartment
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  complex? I mean every once while I've done a little sniff test, but
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  that's aggressive. We're gonna get this girl to do a real good sniff test
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  because her roommate wants us to mess with her, So let's prank call her.
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  Okay, all right, Hello, Hi is this Alex? Yes,
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  the good morning Alex. This is Bongo Stevens from Properties, the property management
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  of your apartment building. Yes, hi there, Hi Hi? Yeah,
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  Well, quick question about your apartment unit because we seemed to be getting a
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  lot of complaints from other tenants about a strong odor coming from your unit.
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  Any idea what that could be? Do you I assure you have the right
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  unit, Apartment two, see correct, Yeah, that's my unit. Do
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  you have any pets at all. No, been cooking any kind of weird
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  food, any Indian cuisine or anything of that nature. No, I'm just
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  usually warming up spighetios. I'm not really a big cook. Probably not that
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  it's probably not this. But has anybody died in your apartment recently? Oh?
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  No, no, anybody near death? No, I'm the only one
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  who lived there, Alex. Can I have a hold for just one moment?
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  Sure, Alex, are you there? Yeah? Yeah, I just
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  put my supervisor, And it seems like the likely cause of the smell we've
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  determined as some bad body odor. Excuse me, Yeah, we think that
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  you might just stink is the problem. First of all, I showered twice
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  a day, and I'm kind of a palled that you would accuse me of
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  that because I have excellent Hi. Who's the one putting these? There's multiple
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  tenants saying that they're actually threatening to move out due to the strong stench.
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  So we're gonna have to intervene you. Sorry, but you must be mistaken,
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  because again, I smell great. You can even come over yourself and
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  smell my apartment and smell me, Alex. I don't need to go upstairs.
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  Can I'm actually down to the opposite now and we can, but we
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  can smell you from here, so that won't be necessary. Now, I'm
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  sorry, why did you just say because there's no way you can possibly smell
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  me from down there, because I'm not even there right now, Alex,
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  Please hold Yeah, Alex, I just talked to the manager. We're pretty
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  sure it's you. So what we're gonna have to do. We're gonna come
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  up there with We're gonna have to evacuate the entire unit, have to get
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  somebody in there, speak to the managers because this is ludicrous. We have
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  to get a hack from in there. You're gonna have to leave. We
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  leave the city for a weekend. Is this a joke? Because I honestly
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  I cannot about stop. Hello, Alex, I gotta tell you something.
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  Yes, it's just a joke. We're just pranking you. This is Pike
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  and Amanda in the morning. Are you kidding me right now? Well?
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  Yeah, but yeah, she's the whole thing was one big old kid,
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  Alex. You've been a victim of Pike's prank. Who are you up through
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  this? Alex? It was your roommate Morrigan. She said, we wanted
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  she wanted us to prank you, so we thought we would make up some
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  filthy rumor that you stunk and maybe you do. I I can't say one
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  way you guys, I do not smell. I have excellent I been okay.
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  You convinced me two showers a day. Yes, morning, and you're
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  not mad at us? Are you? Alex? Mad at Morgan to God?
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  But in the morning it is time. We have Jeff Dunham tickets.
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  And in order to win those tickets, it's our favorite game. It's called
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  sixty second Showdown. Oh, good morning to call or nine. Her name
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  is Katie. Hi, Katie Hi. How you doing today? Yeah,
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  super good, super good. Jeff Dune, I'm gonna be at Shields Arena,
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  hilarious comedian. We got paired tickets for you if you can win a
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  round of sixty second Showdown. Now have you heard this game before? Yes?
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  All right, cool. So just to recap sixty seconds of what you'll
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  get, You're gonna have seven words, phrases, people, places, things
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  that you're gonna have to identify based on the clues you will receive. Normally,
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  you get to choose between Amanda and me Pike, but since intern Gracie
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  is here. You know, I feel like it's her time. I feel
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  like this is like a real coming of age moment for her. She's gonna
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  be in the hot seat. Okay, okay, you gotta be so nervous
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  you can barely stand. Well I'm standing right now, but well, okay,
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  you might want to sit for this. Here you go, Here are
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  your seven things, or we'll stack a piece of paper. I've written them
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  down, so they're very good, of course. So the thing is,
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  Katie, she's going to describe them to you. You can skip twice.
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  You gotta get five in sixty seconds. All right, are you ready?
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  Ye? What is your confidence level in our intern crazy? I don't know.
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  I don't know either. I don't know either. It's hard to say.
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  But here we go in three, two, one go. Um,
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  she was Hannah Montana. Um she is Handa Montana I guess. Um she
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  has a famous dad. Um Billy Ray. Sorry, Yeah, what's her
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  name? What's her name? Um? You eat this. You can put
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  it on peanut butter. Um, it's a fruit. Um, it's yellow
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  avocado. You can peel it. Um, you can put it in hook.
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  He was the sixteenth President of the United states. Oh my god,
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  I can't think of that. Um. Can you have to do this on
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  the side of the street. Um you have to do this in your driver's
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  test. It's really hard to do. All right, it's a it's the
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  state in North Dakota, the capital Bismark. A little second too late,
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  Katie, Unfortunately you didn't get it intergracing. We're gonna blame her entirely.
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  You can blame me. You were trying to describe. Tell me again,
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  Abraham Lincoln was at the sixteen present, okay, of course. And then
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  what other one banana? Banana? Oh, I love a good banana.
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  But Katie, I get it. You're on the spot live radio. But
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  you know what, We're just gonna give you the tickets anyway because you seem
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  like a nice person. All right, thank you? That was easy,
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  right, integracing. Not for me though, work on it, like in
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  a minute in the morning on Big Nutty eight point seven. Yeah. Of
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  course, we've been talking all week about just the horrific tragedy that happened here
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  in Fargo, just down the street here last Friday. But over the last
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  couple of days we've been doing something that we wanted to do. We were
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  talking last week and about you know, how can we help? And I
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  think everybody feels the same way. They want to help, they just don't
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  know exactly what the best way to go about that is. Absolutely, it's
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  that moment of feeling helpless and again, yeah, you want to do something,
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  and we're like, hey, let's just see how many of these blue
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  lightbulbs we can collect and be able to do good by giving this money directly
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  to the officers who were involved in that shooting. Yea, And it seemed
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  like the obvious way to go. So we've collected a ton of blue lightbulbs
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  and yesterday and the day before we were out at Cashwise on thirteenth Avenue and
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  we were handing them out of the goal was just to get as many bulbs
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  in as many hands as possible, so weekend to show the support to the
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  officers. And then we found the fund that they put together for the family,
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  so we said, well, hey, how about a free will donation,
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  whatever you got, whatever you want to give its fine five bucks.
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  People came out in a big way. Yeah, it was incredible how many
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  people were just giving twenty dollars for a single light bulb, and we were
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  able through the help of our community, we're going to be able to write
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  a check for about fourteen thousand dollars. And that was in a matter of
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  two hours and two days. That yeah, insane, I know. Yeah,
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  so thank you. I mean, honestly, thank you. We're just
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  happy to be able to facilitate something like this. And it's you, the
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  community who time and time again, We've been here a long time, Amanda,
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  you know, every time they come through and amazing more than the last
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  time. It's prasolutely. As I was driving through my neighborhood this morning,
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  I kind of took an extra little loop around and just to see all the
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  blue lights that are already up, and you know, we had already talked
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  and we had put something together and it's on Facebook for tonight at nine o'clock
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  tonight. If you can just turn the town blue, that's what we're asking
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  of you. But honestly, at this point, it's not just today,
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  it's not tomorrow, it's not next week, it's every day. I mean,
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  we really do need to back the blue in times like this. And
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  I think the more that we're finding out about this situation, this isn't what
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  happens in Fargo and we're all just shook m Yeah, it's it's horrifying.
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  So it was pretty cool though, pretty cool to see everybody out, people
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  of all different kinds of people, young kids coming up with their piggybank.
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  Super sweet and as we were doing it, we thought it was just gonna
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  be you and I. I mean the first day was started you and me
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  opening boxes of light bulbs, and then by the end of yesterday we had
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  the West Fargo Fire Department, we had Sanford's Ambulance, we had Sue over
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  at the Golden Kids Homeless Shelter. I mean, like just people who just
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  came out just to help because they knew there's a situation that you know,
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  needed help, and well they were going to be the helpers. Yeah,
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  so thank you so much to everybody. We couldn't do it without you.
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  And of course the big Nintia points having Christmas Wish program again, we're going
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  to be able to write that check. I know a lot of people are
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  asking if we have any more blue bulbs. Unfortunately at this point we're we're
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  kind of tapped out. Yeah, yeah, I know, if you got
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  one. Great Tonight nine o'clock we're going to turn the town blue and hopefully
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  keep it blue because you know, we're not out of this thing yet.
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  We want to keep showing our support, so genuine thank you, we really
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  do appreciate it. And uh nine o'clock tonight, light them up.