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We're Back - Happy New Year! · Podcast - Big 98.7

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Well, it's going to be back. I hope everybody had a happy Merry
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Christmas. Yeah, I'm going to miss I'm gonna miss playing the It's the
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holidays, you know, But I know all good things come to an end.
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Until next November, I'll be back in full force. But Happy New
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Year to everybody as well. I was on a long extended holiday in the
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state of Florida, where we had just moved from, to visit my wife's
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dad's a little in law vacation. Amanda. I know you went through this
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for the Thanksgiving. I did. Yeah, they were actually here for a
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nice long weekend as well. Yeah, they were here at the yesterday.
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Yeah all good. Yeah. No, did they leave any potatoes out like
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they did on Thanksgiving? Nope, nope because it was my kitchen, so
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there were there were no potatoes. Yep. I got to got to handle
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all of that. Good good. I went through a little bit of the
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same thing my wife's dad, who we don't see very often, and when
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we do it's for short periods of time. So spending ten days with them
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you find out things. I mean, this has got to be the longest
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you've probably stayed with any anybody there's a long strip I've ever taken. So
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it's weird coming back to work, you know, the feeling, it's like,
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what's my job again? What do I do? I realized that he
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is also much like your in laws when it came to the condiments, Amanda,
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that are in the fridge. And this brought me right back to when
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my grandma moved into the nursing home and we moved her out of her house.
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We were finding things, you know, from the eighties that's just unbelievable,
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unbelieving. And this isn't non perishable food, Adams. We're talking condiments
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that are being used, maybe not daily, but they're in the fridge.
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We were making sandwiches one day. He had got some sandwich stuff from the
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store, so we knew that was like good. The bread was good,
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the meat was good. But when it came to the condiments, he said,
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what do you want some mustard? And I thought, well, yeah,
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of course I love some mustard on a sandwich. And so he gets
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out the mustard bottle and hands it to me and I thought, oh,
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what the heck, let's just take a peek. It expired, Amanda in
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twenty fifteen in the shelf life on a bottle of mustard. I feel like
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it's pretty long, so that that had to have been purchased. I know
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Obama was in office. It might have been Bush, I'm not sure.
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And so it was just really awkward to me, going like, actually,
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you know what, I don't want any much? So was it crusty?
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You know how sometimes like if you open it it's a little crusty or is
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it a fresh bottle? I mean, by all appearances other than the label
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being a little outdated, you know, well, he's a single guy.
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I mean probably how often is he using the mustard? So this was not
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the only occasion. There were several other ones where he brings something out and
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now I know, now I'm on high alert. There was there was some
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cocktail sauce offered up that had expired as well, over a decade ago.
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Yeah, so it's just really I was really shocking stuff. But over I
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mean, great house, great guy, but just yeah, reminded me of
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my grandma, and I guess maybe just that generation. Yeah, I tell
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you all the time about Lance Pants. I mean, we don't even know
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what is in a couple of the deep freezes that he has, and I
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am scared to death to know. Yeah, you mean I found you think
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there's a guy in there? Well, I did find a heart and the
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freezer in the house that was like a mysterious heart. I'm like, what
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are we going to do with this? A heart? A bread bag is
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not? Is it from a dark Well, I would assume so I haven't
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been a name. I did it. I'm just kidding Rex of all the
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names, Amanda in her heads like all right, let's pull out a human
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name, and you went with Rex. Oh, Rexy if anybody's missing him.
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But yeah, he'd have like, so we love BLTs during the summer.
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Yeah, Bob, Bob, Larry and Tom's famous belt. I will
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I will just think, like on a Sunday we'd be leaving and there'd be
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a little plate left and sure enough you show up, like he will keep
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just this half piece of bacon, just like in a little baggy, just
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in case he wants to eat it and maybe of a nuclear war. You
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gotta love a BLT. Hold the tim please. Now here's what you need
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to know. Well, a lot of people were really sad when we found
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out Mexican Village downtown was closing. Some people I know they got thee I
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know, but it's the og it was. There's so many memories made there,
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Amanda, totally. Some people feel this way about the old Moorhead High
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School. Well, there is there is an auctioneer who is auctioning it off
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more than twelve hundred item. Give them a shot out. It's my buddy's
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dad. It's McLoughlin Auctioneers. There you go. Yeah, they are going
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to be auctioning off. They've got microscopes, musical instruments, supplies, furniture.
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I mean, think about having a Mexican village booth in your home.
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I mean, wait, but that was your first date, you know.
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I went on several dates there. Yeah, spilled salsa all over the place.
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I just love it, the little found they had in the back,
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Like it's just the vibe in there. And now there's just so many Mexican
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restaurants, which is great. Yeah, but well they would always be the
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og that in the Taco bell that was on East ten and Morehead. Oh
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my gosh, yes, I forgot about that. So you can get items
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from those, I sure can. Yeah. So the auction is going on
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right now and it's going to be going through like January fifteenth, So get
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after it all right? Is a silent auction, yes, assuming we do,
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like because I know they do the live auctions where it's like, uh,
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but I want to I'm a dirty booth. That from Gauzently people said
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on the God be for you, this could be for you, all right.
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Do you remember the burger king guy during COVID who ended up going online
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and talked about how for twenty seven years he's worked there and they gave him
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a small little goodie bag. He never missed a day. That was his
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big thanks. Yes, they got him pens and like a coffee cup for
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working there. It was nice for them to recognize it, but it was
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just so underwhelming. It was literally like the manager realized on the way to
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work is like, oh crap, so he stopped at a dollar store.
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But it was also the joy that he had. He's like, yeah,
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been doing this, kind of not unhappy about it either. Yeah, he
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was happy. I mean, let's be honest, it's a twenty seventh anniversary.
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I mean who celebrates that. Yeah. No, it was definitely an
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interesting situation because it ended up going viral. The daughter put together a gofund
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me. He raised four hundred and forty thousand dollars and he just announced to
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the world he bought himself a brand new house in that good for him.
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So we use the money wisely too, which, like you know, sometimes
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people do these things, you know, like where is this money going,
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what's happening? Not this guy just wiped out his mortgage. I mean,
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to be able to work at burger king that long, because you know,
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the minimum wage is not increased the way it should. You know, just
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the fact that you can survive on that is impressive. And to never miss
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a day, I mean, that's just it. I mean, never missing
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a day of work. Also kind of gross to think about all the days
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because surely he was sick at one and he's still going in to whip up
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your burgers and fries. Now that I think about it, Yeah, you
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should probably take that house back. They're like whooping cough burgers instead of a
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whopper. I don't know why I went there. This guy. This guy's
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whipping a whooping cough burgers the nerve. Okay, there's more, there's what's
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another menu? Bg. I spend so much time as the competitor. I
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love the chicken sand, the long chicken sandwich more like long covid sandwich.
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The original. That one is classic, but it hard to be just a
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good old whopper French fries more like got the French flu. There you go,
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Okay, we need to be done with us. You're on today.
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I'll just sit back and watch. All right. There's a woman who gave
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birth, you guys, to twins on New Year's She had one and eleven
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fifty nine on December thirty first, the other at twelve oh two on January
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first. So you think that's kind of rare, This has actually happened every
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year in the past three years. Really, so what twins? I think
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about it. There's just sheer number of babies being born. But to have
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different birthdays as your twin and different year, I know, holy cow.
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But I kind of love that for them have their own little identity. You
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don't have to share. You share everything you're gonna have to your whole life,
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but you get your own birthday. That's the way to do it.
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Yeah, I love like my my wife's younger brothers are twins and so yeah,
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like same clothes, growing up, same every their birthday party is the
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exact same. They share a room, you know, because the twins.
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So of course, why wouldn't they you know, it's a tough life speaking
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of that. So how many twins are on your well yeah, well she
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has twin brothers, and then on her like the other side there's twins as
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well apparently, So definitely I like the odds a smothered in twins. Yeah,
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Like, don't be shocked if we weren't ever conceive. I'm not saying
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it's happening or not, but if it did, it might be two of
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them. The joy that would bring me, Oh my goodness, what it
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really? Yes? Okay, because you'd be helping two of them. You
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can eat all hands on deck, you know. If somebody just asked me
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that recently, like, oh my gosh, don't you miss the baby stage?
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And again, I'm not saying this to detur you from having kids,
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but I don't. I don't miss that stage that wasn't for me. Well,
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I mean we just talked about the other day too. It's like that
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baby fait, Like, I don't know, it seems kind of boring that
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or is it because I am still so fresh out of it so I'm still
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enjoying the stages. Yeah, a little bit where I'm like, oh,
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no, this is it's getting better as it goes. So when you have
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kids, maybe then it would be Oh my gosh, I would love to
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have those bundles of joy, one of them over. Absolutely, we're getting
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ahead of ourselves here, But speaking of fun bird, I just love that
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we're talking about. I know I was talking about something. My buddy Miller.
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He had to his first baby. His wife gave birth to the child.
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Miller. Guess what day, Chrischristmas Day? Oh gosh, I have
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an aunt. Jesus, they did not. I have an Miller middle initial
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Miller. Oh my god, ess is c Miller? No, we uh
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have an aunt that her birthday is on Christmas. And I feel bad because
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we forget all the time. I sent her a text on New Year's I'm
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like, oh, happy, belleated person. I don't know how I missed
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it. I guess we got busy. We had a few things going on
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that day. But I always complained because mine's exactly a week before Chris.
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Yeah. And I feel like I've made such a stink about it over the
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years that people are like, oh, this is your birthday, guard,
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this is your Christmas card? Oh, geez, but it's only one check
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in the morning, Big ninety eight points seven. All right, so we're
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back. Happy New Year everybody. Yeah, it feels good to be back.
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And hey, by the way, we're live on Facebook. I think
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wow on the Big ninety eight point seven Facebook page. If you ever want
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to see what we look like, if you've only ever heard us, prepare
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to be disappointed. Boo, here we are. Listen in this case what
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a man wants. Okay, I'm going to tell you these are the traits
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that men look for in a wife and not just a girlfriend. Amanda A
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White Oh what okay? By the way, you're a married woman, yeah
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I am. Yeah, okay, So it's see if you check these bobs
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through the holiday pike, good good, good good. No love and affection,
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Amanda, that's all men want. You might think that we're just these
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big tough guys. I know you think that about me. But at reality,
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we want some love and we want some affection. Okay when you say
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that, because explain what you would want for love and an affection like that
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is going to fill your cup. Because I also feel like some guys are
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like, eh, well, I don't like being touched and this is what
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I'm wondering I should clarify. We had my husband and I we were out
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the other day and I like had my hand. He's like, we're in
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public. I'm like, I'm literally just like rubbing your leg. You do
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a little bit of rubbing from what I've seen in the Empire. I was
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like, oh, like, you know, come after him a little,
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or like I want to hold hands or something like that. And he it
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depends. Sometimes he gets he's like he just doesn't want to be that PDA
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couple, which I totally get. Well, totally somebody has got it.
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Even it out because there's a lot of people out there doing quite the opposite,
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you know, in the top. For me and my wife anyway,
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you'd be lucky if you see us holding hands or arm around each other.
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I'll basically I'll just give you these little like kind of pokes, a little
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little just little pinches, little squeezes, just get But for me, sometimes
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she'll try to like rub my head and I like I just start like,
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oh, I cringe. I hate it. Really I do not want to
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be touched. So love and affection, is that right? That's correct?
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Yeah, Well, in a way, man in a way. Sometimes we
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just want to know that you still have feelings for us, got it,
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It's not too much to task. Also that men want in a wife a
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sense of humor, a sense to humor, I mean, yeah, for
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sure. I mean that goes both ways. If you don't have that,
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you're not gonna last. That's just one of I guess that's a really strong
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one for me. You have to laugh at pretty much everything to some degree.
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Yeah, you have to take things serious, but overall, you're not
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going to survive even in like the worst of worst, if you can't giggle
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or like right, make light of a situation, you're not gonna get past
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it. As a married couple, of the stuff you got to go through
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together, like, it's not always fun, So you got to be able
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to find some some laughter in those moments. You're absolutely right in for your
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husband's part, I mean, did he get the jackpot or what? Just
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I mean, so funny the messages we get about how funny Amanda is on
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our Facebook page. I'm waiting for one that might that might mention me.
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But every time I open a message like that Amanda is so funny, you
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got a little sarcasm going to twenty twenty. We really do. We get
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a lot of people saying that you're funny, and I'm glad people think that.
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Maybe I don't. I probably don't give you enough credit, but you're
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very full. My husband doesn't think so. No, No, he's because
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we have that we both don't think each other are funny, which is what
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is so funny? Oh good, Yeah, that kind of feeling. That's
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a good set of arrangement for couples, just to be generally annoyed of each
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other. If LEARNING an't think I was funny, we'd have been done so
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a long time. Agore, because I try really hard. All right,
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somebody something else that men want in a wife, Amanda, Physical attraction obviously,
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Yeah, shared values. Just feel like you share that. I mean,
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you're both family people. When you got together, it was like,
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all right, boom, we both want families about a being about a boom.
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You did the thing. Yes, as far as certain things go,
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yes, but there are some things that we don't have the same political views
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all the time on certain things. Yeah, that's not a bit. I
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will credit your husband because I know he's pretty opinionated in maybe ways that I'm
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not or you're not but I will say I brought something up we were at
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a dinner or that we were out at our Christmas party and I mentioned something
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that could be construed as political, and he just immediately he's like, shut
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up, no, not here, not at the table, No politics at
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the table. I'm like, well that is respectable. Yeah, he just
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doesn't He doesn't ever want to talk about it, which I like, like,
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he's just nope, we're not here for this. He knows he's nuts.
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But as far as values go, especially with raising a family and going
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through that portion of life, which is to me, the highest priority,
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we're on the same page. Yeah. Good. And the number one thing
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that men secretly want in a wife. Secret there, These have all been
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big secrets until now. Is a kind heart. A kind hearted woman who's
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thoughtful, loving and caring. When she smiles at a man, he's got
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no choice but to smile back. Wow. Yeah, my husband did say
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to me when he goes, you don't look at me like the way you
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used to. I'm like, what he goes, I don't know. Sometimes
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you just have this weird like he used to just gaze at me. I'm
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like, oh boy, I'm so sorry. He did use the gaze.
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I used to just that, Yeah he was smitten. I mean I still
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am. But well, it was not sustainable. I will say the way
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that you were when you guys first met, it was like, there's no
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way that you can't live like this. I mean, flash every marriage now
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in a minute in the morning. Seven. No, I'm personally gonna wait
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till next week to get serious about dieting. Okay, well, you're just
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coming back from a vacation. Yes, I get it having this week and
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so I'm going to push it off yet another week, which I've been saying
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for about a year. I was a little different than you. I started
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working out on Saturday, just like random, I know, but didn't quit
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drinking until yesterday was my first day. Right, what are you doing dry
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January? I'm gonna attempt. Yes, I'm gonna do dry January eight.
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Last year I did dry is January. I felt great. I didn't say
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like, I'm not drinking, and I feel like when I say that,
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then it's like, yeah, I don't need to. Like when you put
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that kind of pressure on yourself, I'm a weirdo. Then I feel like,
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oh, I want it, but I don't really care. You know,
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we want what we can't have. You know what they say, if
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you shoot for the stars, even if you don't make it, you might
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end up somewhere around the moon something like that. But if you're changing your
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eating habits, like such as fasting, what is something that I've done before
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and I find that it worked for me and you might not work for everybody,
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like Intermitte fasting, where you don't you basically eat for an eight hour
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window every day, so basically skipping breakfast and kind of having an early dinner
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and not eating anything else in that meantime. But they say that that the
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skipping the breakfast part could increase your chance of dying due to your cardiovascular disease,
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stroke, things of that nature. Yeah, they say skipping breakfast and
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then also eating a later dinner. And you've heard that, you know,
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like eating before bed, that's not good, right, sitting right? Also,
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Yeah, acid reflux, Like last night we're getting in bed and I
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was pretty much chewing the last bite of a Mick double as I was getting
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in bed. That or you could just like feel like you ate a play
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Aposta, You're like, it's just sitting there, it's awful. Yeah.
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Yeah, they say that the longer duration of quote nighttime fasting, the period
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between the last meal of the day and the first meal of the day,
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it's associated with a reduced risk of stroke. They say, the longer that
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you're basically fasting overnight, that's going to be the best for your heart and
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everything. See, and this is where I struggle because everything I know,
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or every time I've ever been successful, it's like waking up and having something
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in your system, you know what I mean, eating like yogurt or some
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sort of protein in the morning, really a protein in a fat and I
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just and for me, I'm not a big breakfast person. I'm like,
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I'm genuinely not hungry until most people like you kind of have to force breakfast
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because for the longest time, it was really stuffed in your head that it
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was, you know, the most important meal of the day. Remember when
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you're a kidding, you had to take like a standardized test or something,
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and they would wheel in this card of like muffins and juice and they'd give
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you all this Gosh, I forgot about that. Yeah, they'd give you
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all this like brain food, but all it did was make you like tired.
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No thanks, giant chocolate muffin and this is me Heppy and Amanda in
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the morning on Big seven. And now Amanda stills that Sea whoop see whoops.
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Sea is all right. Jimmy Kimmel and Aaron Rodgers are beefing already.
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I think it's the first beef of twenty twenty four. And it's all over
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Jeffrey Emstein's list of associates. Now I read this, I'm like, Okay,
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is this a joke? Is this a skit? What's going on here?
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Well, Aaron Rodgers, he was on a talk show yesterday as it
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Pat McAfee guys on every week with Pat McAfee on ESPN, and he had
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made some comments about how because he has always said he can't wait for the
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Epstein list to be released, and he had made a comment about Jimmy Kimmel
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being on there. Yeah, he said, Jimmy Kimmel's not looking forward to
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the list being revealed, basically saying he's on it. Now. This goes
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backaways because throughout COVID, obviously Aaron Rodgers had a lot to say about it,
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Jimmie Kimmel being on the total opposite then correct had a lot of fun
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with him on the show would make fun of Aaron Rodgers a lot, and
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so Aaron Rodgers obviously hates him. Yeah, they definitely do not care for
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each other, and anytime they can have a platform to fire back at one
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another, they're going to. But I woke up this morning to a tweet
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from Jimmy Kimmel, and you know how Aaron like a rod out. People
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call him that a little bit. He called him an aa hole. That's
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how we started it. Say that his reckless words are putting my family in
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danger, called him a soft brained wacko and can't seem to distinguish what's going
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on in reality. So there's that. Yeah, he threaded legal action.
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He said, if you want to keep it up, we'll debate this in
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a court. Yeah, I mean, would that be I guess that'd be
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defamation. I guess defamation because I really though, I don't think there's any
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ties between Jimmy Kimmel and Jeffrey Epstein, not that I know of. I
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think Aaron Rodgers just being a jerk. He seems very sensitive, he feels
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like he's he's very like, oh, everyone's so offended easily in blabbo.
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But then when you say anything about him. They both kind of feel this
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way to me. Yeah, they really do. They're both a little soft,
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gradual. They're coming after us. Kanye West, he is overseeing is
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welcome at the Four Seasons. I guess he's kind of hunkering down there.
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Him and his wife have been staying there for a few weeks. He has
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a recording studio set up there. He has late night guests. Suv is
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rolling in. Like, why does he have a home? I thought he
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had a place in Calabasas, just down from where else. Yeah, just
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a little staycation. Yeah, I know he can't go back to Italy,
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that's for sure. He overstayed his welcome there. As for the gondola performance,
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But her performance, I guess speaking of her performance, I am so
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uncomfortable. Do you remember probably back in November, her family and friends kind
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of sat down and said, Hey, we don't even know who you are
20:21
anymore. You're acting really weird now that you've been with Kanye. Well,
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then yesterday Kanye West posted like four different pictures of Bianca. In this it
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looks like the hotel in the bathroom, and she's like staged, but she's
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not really wearing clothes it's so uncomfortable. Yeah, there's not a lot of
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tops or bottoms being worn at all. It's it's very revealing, which is
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odd. And there's no like, no caption, just no, it's just
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weird. Well, one of the captions said no pants this year, by
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the other one said drop something. Okay, was she bending over? It's
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so bizarre. And he was so anti Kim being this girl because she's putting
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a lot of Kardashian vibes out there. So it's all very odd to me.
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But also I feel like she's just his puppet. It's it's gonna be
21:04
some really weird vibe. He seems very controlling, and I mean, I'm
21:08
down with the no pants thing for twenty twenty four, but otherwise, and
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then also there's so much uncomfortableness for me because she's just sitting there posed as
21:15
though like he looked at her and goes go stand in the shower and look
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at me, Well, I take your picture, right, and she's just
21:22
like looking there. And Kip Kardashian is getting backlash over her holiday decorps.
21:33
Not everyone is feeling as magical as she was this holiday season. I don't
21:37
know if you saw her real, but she hosted their big Christmas Eve party,
21:41
so she has all of these huge Christmas trees everywhere. I mean there's
21:45
got to be a thousands of them. And then there's finks in the house,
21:48
so they're in the house, and then there's also outside of the house.
21:51
It is bizarre. So you know her because Kanye designed their house.
21:55
It's all white, yeah, and so in it she has just rose and
21:59
rose and of trees. But then outside in I guess her outdoor area where
22:04
you would have your pooling stuff. Yeah, it's just full. And she
22:08
had like this little pathway of fake snow and people are like what and then
22:12
she did a oh Christmas is over, and then the snow was gone,
22:17
and people are going, first of all, this is ridiculous, how much
22:19
should it cost? There's people dying, this is bad for the earth and
22:23
all of this. I know, Geez, and I'm not one to back
22:26
up her for any of this because it is so ridiculous. But if you
22:30
had the money and the ability to create a magical Christmas and you were able
22:34
to also live in Calabasas, you probably would probably would. Yeah, And
22:37
people do the fake snow thing all the time, like in Florida when we
22:41
were living there. We went to this fake snow thing and turns out it
22:42
was just a dish. So I'm not even kidding you wait, like a
22:47
whole party of foam party with kids running around. I'm like, this is
22:49
really weird. Happy Holidays in the morning on big Nutty eight points. You
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know what. I love that, no matter how old you aren't, everybody
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grew up with Mickey Mouse, unless you're like two hundred years old, in
23:02
which case, thanks for listening. Prous you are, I'm still being alive.
23:07
But you know what public domain is? So like when something that has
23:10
a copyright, you know, like any movie, character, book or whatever,
23:12
After a certain amount of time, the copyright expires and it becomes public
23:17
domain. Okay, not that there. Anybody can use it for whatever you
23:19
want. Nobody can see you, it just exists. Mickey Mouse, Remember
23:23
the old one, like have you ever seen the Yes? So like Anastasia,
23:26
I remember seeing that. I think Mickey Mouse was in that. That
23:29
was very Yeah, before he was Steamboat Willie. So Walt Disney created the
23:33
first Little Mouse, right. I never knew that. Oh yeah, So
23:37
before they decided they would call him Mickey Mouse, they were trying on some
23:41
names, and I'm going to see it's my uncle's nickname. You didn't like
23:51
it. I'm thinking of the Mickey Mouse Club song like sta. You know,
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personally, I like Steave o' Willie. Boh that got me good.
24:03
Obviously, people reacted in nineteen twenty eight much like you reacted now because they
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changed the name. But in nineteen twenty eight they created Steamboat Willie and well,
24:11
on Monday the copyright expired, meaning Steamboat Willie or Mickey Mouse is now
24:17
part of public domain. So somebody is already in the works of creating a
24:21
movie with Steamboat Willie or Mickey Mouse as a character. Amanda, it's a
24:25
slasher film titled Mickey's mouse Trap. Oh boy, Well, see the name
24:30
sounds I'm like, oh, Mickey's mouse Trap. That kind of sounds fun.
24:33
Yeah, but it's a trap where like you're gonna get killed. Yeah,
24:36
pieces, so see it. That's not okay the kids now, tell
24:38
me if this doesn't sound like a good flick. The plot has a group
24:41
of teens fleeing for their lives as a knife wielding man in a Mickey costume
24:48
Unleasha's Terror. My God had an amusement Park. Let me just give you
24:52
a little taste of the trailer. Okay, said the best part of the
24:53
week. Control all over in the jungle channel. Yes, yeah, Blood
25:02
all over the Jungle gym. And then it goes to the scary room where
25:04
there's like an old projector and it's showing the old Mickey film Steamboat Willie,
25:08
And all of a sudden, a guy appears in a Mickey mask. So
25:11
this is kind of like a knock off of Scream in that it's a slasher
25:15
film. Sure, well, that and the Scream Mask. It's just gonna
25:18
be Steamboat Willie. It's not the first and it won't be the last horror
25:22
movie that's somebody in a mask. I don't like it. I don't like
25:26
it. Well, it's the stuff nightmares are made of. But it does
25:29
remind me of some other cause it's gonna be a horrible movie. It's gonna
25:32
be like one of the have you ever seen? Because I used to on
25:33
Netflix. I remember this was kind of thing where if you like sorted by
25:37
like the rating of the movie, if you go to the end, it's
25:40
got the worst rated movies on Netflix, and you would watch those amazing stuff
25:44
really some gems. Like there's a film called thanks Killing, which is a
25:47
horror movie h surrounding the Thanksgiving holiday, which one of a kind. I
25:52
mean, name another Thanksgiving horror movie. Yeah, I've never heard of one
25:56
until now. So it's about a horror It's about a killer turkey, turkey
25:59
getting its revel and how do you not just bust out laughing? What you
26:02
do? I mean, there's one scene in the movie, and I don't
26:04
want to spoil it because I know a lot of people are going to want
26:07
to go home and watch thanks Killing. But the killer turkey at one point,
26:11
all these college kids, it's always college kids. They have no idea
26:15
what's about to hit them. But you know, there's always like scenes of
26:18
horsing around and then somebody gets killed. Then there's more horsing around, then
26:21
they get killed. But this turkey goes where they're supposed to go home to
26:25
have Thanksgiving dinner. The dad is like cooking, so he goes home before
26:26
the kids get there, kills the dad and horrific fa and this is gross,
26:32
but he basically removes the dad's face, oh stop it hangs it on
26:36
his own face. And imagine a turkey with this human face right draped over
26:41
the beak in the the kids get home for the dinner, they've got no
26:45
idea. They think it's dad. Get they think it's dad. They can't
26:53
believe it. Well, it's his face. So you're not going to bring
26:56
the kids to see Mickey's mouse Trap. No, but I have a feeling
27:00
you and I are gonna have a couple of beers and watch it someday,
27:06
like an in the morning on Big Nutty eight point seven? Would you agree
27:10
with the statement that society tends to look more critically at women who date younger
27:15
men versus men who are dating much younger women. Right, yes, on
27:21
fairness, but yes, Well, they did a study to find out exactly
27:25
how happy these women these quote Amanda Cougars. Gosh, been a while since
27:30
I've heard of the old cougar. Yeah, how happy are cougars? Actually?
27:34
So, they did some research over here at the renowned London Metropolitan University.
27:40
Isn't that where you went? No, that was Metropolitan Street College in
27:45
Colorado. It's not the London branch, Nolle. I was in the Denver
27:48
branch of that. Well, the folks over here in the psychology department did
27:53
a survey of twenty four women. So they took this this sample sites twenty
27:57
four women, seventeen of which were dating men that were seven to ten years
28:00
younger. Aka they were cougars sven a ten years. I guess, I
28:04
mean, you're younger than your hutsman, Nick, right, I am five
28:07
five beers. Oh so we've got a certified sugar daddy. Oh yeah boy.
28:12
But they found the women who were dating the younger men were much happier
28:18
than the other women in the U in the survey who are dating men approximately
28:22
their own age. Really yeah, So I wonder why that would be.
28:26
You know, I don't think, I mean, what would the appeal be.
28:29
I mean, yeah, you know, I get men when they get
28:30
older, if you know, you want to date a man your own age,
28:33
Like sometimes they can get you know, lazy and stuck in their ways.
28:37
And we all see the commercials or maybe I just see the commercials because
28:41
I've served them. But you know, men with testosterone levels dropping, they're
28:45
just not the they're not the bulls they used to be. Well, and
28:48
I feel like it's the opposite. And that's also kind of this weird like
28:52
ladies getting you know a little bit more frisky as time goes on and feel
28:56
it. I don't know. I guess it depends when menopause and all that
28:59
kind of stuff. I think it's kind of depends on who you are.
29:02
But well, we are just talking, you and I. We before I
29:03
had left for a vacation, we had our big staff Christmas party, and
29:07
somehow the conversation got brought up of when the best time intimately is in your
29:11
life, and it seemed like there was somebody there representing, you know,
29:14
people older than not's and saying it just gets better. It's like that's the
29:17
peak is when you're in that cougar state. Yeah, yeah, I could
29:19
see it probably gets better once your kids are like out of the house and
29:23
out of your bed, lay down like in a minute in the morning,
29:29
get up on dig. Well we're back back in the saddle. I know
29:33
you've been here, but I'm back from a nice little vacation. Oh it's
29:37
good to be back in happy New Year. But you know how vacation goes.
29:41
It's the most unhealthy thing. It's like you look forward to it so
29:44
much, but then just the way I've you know, and I think you're
29:45
probably the same. It takes like weeks to recover from a vacation, especially
29:49
one of this length. See for me, it's just even through the holiday
29:52
season, you just you get that one week You're like, ah, it's
29:56
no big deal after the holiday, and then that's another week and another week.
30:00
Finally this weekend, I just kind of stopped him, like, I'm
30:03
actually gonna work out on Saturday. Regroup a little still a language to me,
30:08
I know, and you just oh, like even my family, like
30:11
the kid's routine. I'm like, we just need a reset, man.
30:15
And is that time? Because a new survey was done in Americans, they
30:18
say they feel just seventy percent healthy, so not completely healthy. Seventy percent.
30:22
Would you if you had to put a percentage on how healthy you feel
30:26
overall physical health, mental health, I would say probably sixty ish. Yeah,
30:32
somewhere around there. I mean there's a lot of work to be done,
30:33
which is why we're here in the new year. And you know,
30:37
going into with this vacation at the end of the year, my god,
30:38
and first of all, you got the holidays and then you got this vacation,
30:41
and you just keep telling yourself that, well, in the new year,
30:45
I'll get it together. Isn't it crazy when you go and you eat
30:48
just junk and you're drinking and you're doing all that just to get out of
30:51
that. And already just one day yesterday, I was exhausted just from like
30:56
drinking water all day feeling you know what I mean, like your body moving,
31:00
and I'm like, I am just spent. You just say you're exhausted
31:03
from drinking water, just almost like how it came out. Honey, I
31:10
gotta take a nap. My gosh, I just put down a glass of
31:15
water. It's like anything, your body gets used to it, and it's
31:18
sort of like an addiction if you're like eating fast food and things like that,
31:22
Like you just body comes to expect it. So the thought of anything
31:25
else, like a glass of water, that your body's just gonna shut down.
31:30
Green, do you have a salad? It's like, who, yeah,
31:32
what are what is this produce? It was about five days into the
31:34
vacation. I'm like, you know, we ought to just mix in a
31:37
carrot or two. I'm no kidding. Ah, did you get rid of
31:41
the McDonald's app for twenty twenty four? That would be a good idea to
31:44
delete because I'm just you know me if you follow me on social media,
31:48
I find my And the sad thing is I don't even post every time i'm
31:49
at McDonald's because if I did, that would be it would be just that
31:52
all it would be. But this has destroyed you. It's not a promotion
31:56
for the app either. But it's just easy because it's so easy. It's
32:00
so cheap. That's the thing that gets you. It's cheap, and that's
32:01
what we got to get you out of because you'll be sitting here. You're
32:06
like, oh, you'll be motivated. We'll be sitting here having a conversation
32:09
like Pike today, You're gonna go do this and you're gonna work out.
32:12
We're gonna hold each other accountable. And then all of a sudden, roop
32:15
bought. And then it'll say ninety nine cent chicken nuggets and you're like,
32:21
well, Amanda, I know what I'm doing for a long you just can't
32:23
afford to not. It's one of those it's one of those you but you
32:25
know what a manna, You're right and it's I had this thought too,
32:29
But I'm glad you said that, because what is January third? It's going
32:31
I'm gonna get get rid of it. Are you ready, Austin going to
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my phone, I'm opening up my apps. I got it on the homepage.
32:37
Of course, this is going to be the healthiest thing you do.
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Highlighting baytoks baby, do the little wiggle thing deleted? Man, God,
32:49
remove it from home screen and delete. Here's do a healthier me and a
32:54
healthier you in twenty twenty four. I'm going to mess it up. The
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first time I got to write a check. I don't know, kidding,