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Whatdya Do? · Podcast - Big 98.7

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  I mean, I know you're you're all tied up as far as relationship goes.
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  Oh, im, like, I'm not all tied up. I mean,
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  but oh it's geez. Sorry, I thought you were hog tied over
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  there, my dad. No, you remember though, you remember when before
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  you and Nick met your husband. I think you were in a place where
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  it's like, all right, at that age, at that point in your
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  life, you were like looking for something serious, right of course, like
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  what you ended up with, that's what you wanted. Well, I got
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  some tips if you're out there trying to meet the one. These are things
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  on your first date you should not say unless you want to scare them off.
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  Ooh interesting, Okay, okay, because it's interesting you bring this up
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  because sometimes you see these lists and you go, no, like, if
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  you're really looking for something, I think it's okay, and I'll be the
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  judge of this at a certain point in your life that you can have these
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  conversations. But okay, So like, for example, if you don't want
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  to scare them off, do not mention your timeline for your goal of getting
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  married. Oh yeah, that's weird. Do not yeah, first date,
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  don't be like, yeah, I really looking in the next twelve to eighteen
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  months to be married. That's the plan. I don't know who it is,
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  could be you could be the next guy will see anybody. Yep,
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  your opinion of the presidents and political parties off limits. I mean unless it
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  aligns with them, like you're kind of taking a fifty to fifty stab at
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  it. Yeah, the real coin flip. And I feel like you can
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  kind of tell any people's, you know, demeanor, whether they're a little
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  bit more liberal or conservative, just in general. I guess it depends on
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  how you meet them or what you what you know about them. Yeah,
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  you think you can just pick a random person and identify their political party to
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  some degree? Yeah? Really those six cents over there, I might see
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  party lines. That was good. Save that one. Also, you don't
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  say that in gutt and based on over Okay. Another thing to not say
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  on a first date if you want to scare them off, the fact that
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  your dog sleeps under the covers with you. Oh my gosh. You know
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  it's interesting because as you know, I had Veno before I had met Nick,
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  and that Rascal, not Veno, my husband, oh boyfriend at the
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  time, was just so sweet to her, like just loved her or whatever.
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  And then it was just kind of as time went on, I got
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  a little less sweet. Well, the dog Veno slept with me. It
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  was just old lug and I and she got moved to the floor, which
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  I have no problem. She adapted well. But then yeah, it was
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  just it was very odd to me that whole relationship with that. That's interesting.
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  I mean, of course he was sweet to the dog if he knew
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  that he's the dog was in the bed. You know, you got to
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  make friends with if you're trying to get under those sheets, you're trying to
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  weasele your and get that dog out of there. It's like a game a
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  Big Brother the reality show. You got to kind of like create some alliances
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  if you're trying to get in there. You know, you went to maxt
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  your trenk. That's good. Also, you want to stay away from the
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  first day conversation of your deep ponderings on the meaning of life. Yeah,
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  this is weird. That would be maybe just lay out like, yeah,
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  you know, really what is existence? Your list of career accomplishments can come
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  off as sort of arrogant. I guess career accomplishment, I guess you have
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  to have some of those, and then they let me do the morning show.
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  I used to do this drive my breakfast and then all of a sudden
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  one day they were like, hey, you can talk on the radio.
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  Yeah, your health problems and surgical history generally what you want to stay away
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  unless you're trying to scare them away. Then by all means break down the
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  fact that you had your you know, appendix removed. I mean that's kind
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  of fun. I'm just you know, I think it depends on yeah,
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  this situation, maybe a broken bone, or if it's a story that aligns
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  with the conversation. But what I shared my story last week about having to
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  go into the walk in because I thought I was having a serious medical episode
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  when really I just had a bunch of stool that needed to pass. Yeah,
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  that one I would probably save for nobody. Ever, Well, people
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  have been asking me, like literally, I'll be out and be like,
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  hey, can you tell that story about the stool and so you know,
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  but I wouldn't lead with that if I was dating. By the way,
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  fun fact, you would reached out to me last week about this. You
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  realize I was friends with the doctor. Because of course this doctor would never
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  reach out and say, oh, yeah, Pike came in, but I'm
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  really good friends with her. I like, yeah, that's interesting. Well
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  I didn't like that because I saw the name of this doctor I had gone
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  to on your friend's list or something they like to post. I'm like,
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  wait a minute, and it just suddenly made I mean, there's more embarrassing
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  things that go in for, but it just felt like, I don't know,
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  it just like broke the wall of doctor and friends. You know,
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  No, I get it. Yeah, like a lot of women go through
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  that where you had a female appointment or something and you're in stirrups and they're
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  talking about something like, dude, this is weird. This is uncomfortable.
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  But then again, I come from you know, the wrestling locker room back
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  in the day where you had your gym teacher, you know, wiping you
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  off naked so you can weigh a tenth of a pound less. You know
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  what. Yeah, there's gonna be a doctor every one day just wiping you
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  down with a towel. Well, sweat weis a lot. Really, Yeah,
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  the information I didn't know. I didn't know you boys had it so
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  rough. I wouldn't say that it wasn't all bad, all right anymore.
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  Finally, unless you want to scare them off on the first day, do
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  not mention your opinions of your ex. Oh gosh, do not come out
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  with that, especially if it because you gotta imagine in your first date you're
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  gonna want some sort of track record, like a little bit of information like
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  how fresh is the relationship out of or whatever it is. It's basically like
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  why are you single? Are what brings you here today? Yes? And
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  if it's like every one of them is bad and every one of them was
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  bad, then you're like, are you the problem? It's true, but
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  what's worse? Them saying bad things about their X were saying like really like
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  rave reviews, like I love my I love my ex. In fact,
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  I'd still be with them if they hadn't broken up with me in the morning,
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  Big naty eight point seven. It is time little hypothetical situation game.
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  We've come to know it. You'll love it, and it's called what do
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  you do? We hope you love it just the few I really enjoy it,
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  you know. And we're to the point now where people are starting to
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  submit their own hypothetical situations, and so I'll be using one of those today.
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  Okay for you. As his tradition, Amanda, go ahead and start
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  us. All right, you're hanging out with the boys of Low Standards this
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  weekend. You guys are practicing for the big Happy Harry's rib Fest performance.
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  This is true. I know. Yes, all of a sudden, you
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  get a text. It's a mysterious man who says, you guys get to
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  pick one guest to perform at Happy Harry's rib Fest with you guys on stage,
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  and these are your options, Eminem or Travis Barker. You only get
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  to pick one, so pipe wowsa. I know those are some big dogs.
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  Who's gonna fit in with Low Standards? You do? You know?
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  I don't. We got a pretty tight set planned out, and I don't
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  know this late in the game. I don't know if we could, we
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  could make the adjustments. You gotta pick one, oh I do? Well,
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  yeah, of course you do, Travis Barker or Eminem. Well,
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  our drummer Scott is really good, so I don't think we need the help
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  on the drum set. But Eminem could really, you know, really cranker
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  up a notch. I think I would go with Eminem. Okay, because
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  I was like, who cares? Who's drumming from Tavis Barker though? Is
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  incredible? Of course, listen, nobody's gonna fly that flag higher than me,
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  Amanda. I love Travis Barker. Thought it was really giving you a
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  doozy there. I just think for the fans it would be more exciting.
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  All right, Amanda? Okay, so you're at a backyard barbecue. It's
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  set the scene. You're eating a three quarter foot hot dog, nine inch
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  er. That's a big dad. Yeah, that's a big one. When
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  suddenly a man you don't really know comes up to you and he says,
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  hey, there, you know I just got here and they're out of hot
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  dogs. Nothing left. I see you got one of the big ones,
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  and I am very very hungry. I could really use a hot dog.
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  Did you come up with this? Or is this the ones? This is
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  mine? This is this is an original. Before I dog it, I
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  just wanted to know, can I have yours? So, Amanda, how
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  big of a dog? Nine inches and you haven't even been into it yet?
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  What do you do? He can have four and a half. I'll
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  break my hot dog in half and give him halves. I'll get him havesies.
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  Wow, if it's an Ambassador hot dog though, Mama's not Sharon.
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  What is that? Is that a brand or is that a style of hot
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  dog? It's like have the caseine on it. It's a brand, though.
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  You know my love for an ambassador hot dog? Do I? Yeah?
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  Okay, I put two dogs in one bun. Remember we've had this
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  conversation, two dogs, one bun. Yeah, I've never heard you say
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  that. Surely I would remember you putting hot dogs in a bun? Yes?
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  So good? Do you put them end to end? No? Do
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  you stack them? I stack them so they're laying next to each other,
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  double barrel, so good. Oh my gosh, they must not be that
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  this weekend. Can know. This is why you need two of them,
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  because if you just do one Ambassador hot dog in a normal bun, it's
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  like way too much bright. Do you have to pick the top of the
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  bread off? Really? Yeah? It's yes, they're not your doodles typical
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  ballpark frank. Anyway, all right, I digress. Get this girl started
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  on an ambassador hot dog. You never know what you're gonna get. I
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  have to try that feel. Two on one you get offered ten million dollars
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  cash. Only thing is the rest of your life. You have to have
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  a man that follows you absolutely everywhere. This guy will never speak to you
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  ever. He is not going to tell anybody you're dirty, little He's going
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  to see some things what I'm saying. He is going to be there for
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  everything, restroom breaks into like absolutely everything. He will always be with you.
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  But again he can't talk. So Pike, for ten million dollars cash,
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  could you go through with this forever? What do you do? Do
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  we know? Is he like a bad guy, Like it's just a guy
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  like he'll never touch me? He's not, I mean, not like that
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  or maybe like that. I don't know. I wouldn't I wouldn't welcome that.
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  I don't know if he's ever going to give you a hug. No,
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  he is not. He's just always going to be there. Will you
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  get used to the fact that he's just there all the time. Yeah,
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  he's not going to talk to you. Not. He won't touch you.
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  You won't touch me. He won't kill me, he will do that.
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  He'll be he'll always be eight feet away from you. Okay. Can he
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  play an instrument because obviously he'll be on stage with low standards. So no
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  he doesn't. He's just stand there. Okay, he does not do anything?
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  Well yeah for ten mil Amanda, Yeah, I would do anything.
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  Oh welcome, aboy, I could do I mean listen. Sometimes the company
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  would be nice curious. Our final what do you Do Today? Was submitted
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  by Cody Hansen Cody his place this weekend. Are Y. Yeah, I
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  was gonna keep it vague, like it was just some listener, but now
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  you've outed me as this guy being a guy in my band and my good
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  friend from college. So yeah, okay, I am going to his house
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  in Lake Travers tomorrow. But he's also a number one fan. I think
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  he's a top fan. He's just like a random listener and he loves the
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  show and he wanted to submit a thing. So the hype of that that
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  what do you do? Goes like this, Amanda. It's a would you
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  rather? Really? But it works. Would you rather option one have the
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  faint smell of woo following you all day long, every day for the rest
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  of your life now no one else can smell it, just you, Oh
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  God, terrible? Or would you rather be emotionally and intimately attracted to chairs?
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  So a man think about that emotionally, yeah, like the one I'm
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  sitting on right now, Like I wouldn't be able to contain myself. It'd
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  be tough. What do you do? Okay, this is bizarre, Like
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  it is bizarre. So am I like an animal in heat with these chairs
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  all the time? Or is it just like I'm just like, oh,
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  look at this chair, It's a nice one. Well currently you feel that
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  way about men, right, you know? So it's like no, you're
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  not just like constantly like oh, come here, But at the same time,
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  like you do feel something, got it not to mention, like if
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  you do happen to take an interest in one particular chair and somebody else sits
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  in it, you know, I get Yeah, I'm like, I'm gonna
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  start unleashing on people sitting on my chair? Could you could you come out
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  with that because I think you'd have to internalize those feelings, right, because
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  you're gonna look like a real weirdo. The smell pooh, have you ever
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  had that like as disgusting as this is? Mama too? Kids Sometimes like
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  when they used to blowouts every once in a while, you'd get that little
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  something somewhere like you wouldn't even realize it, like you'd have a little something
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  and you could just smell it. And no matter how many times you watch
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  your grands, I know you've had this conversation with garlic like you do.
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  You just can't get that smellowa. It's always there. It is horrified.
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  And so I think I'm gonna have to, uh, Cody, I'm gonna
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  have to get after these chairs. Well, nobody said you had to go
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  all the way. I'm just gonna I'm gonna be attracted an interesting choice.
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  Well, hey, guys, if you want to submit your own what do
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  you do for next Friday, we'd love to have it. You can email
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  it in, you can Facebook, message us, call us really just help
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  us out any way, shape or form any programming notes. This creative well
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  is running dry. Taking a minute in the morning. Seven. I was
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  driving yesterday going down nine ninety four eastbound. Yeah, okay, I think
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  was near like the twenty fifth Street exit right, cruising by two littles.
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  I can smell the chicken from the interstate. When I see a van driving
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  rather erratically, you know, like kind of just swerve in knowing slow growing
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  slow, so you know, it's like seems dangerous, like the one where
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  you want to probably switch lanes, not a high speed chase going on.
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  I'm wondering, I'm like, what's going on with this? Are they drunk?
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  You know? Are they having a medical emergency? And what time a
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  day is this? Middle of the afternoon, Okay, middle of the afternoon.
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  And so when I finally passed by, I look over and it's an
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  elderly woman on her phone as if she was navigating a GPS on her phone.
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  Oh so she was holding her phone out, not talking on it.
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  No, not talking, gray hair, swore like just couldn't do the multitasking
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  required, not that anybody should be trying. But you said this was over
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  by Doolittle. So she had not hit Minnesota yet. Correct, No,
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  like she didn't know which she was supposed to. Ever be on your phone
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  texting? Looking at it? Well, in Minnesota, that is illegal.
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  It is for sure illegal. In North Dakota, I don't think it.
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  You cannot text all. You cannot be on your phone. I'm saying on
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  that. I'm not talking about on your phone talking. I'm saying phone up
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  texting somebody. Correct now, hands it's free in Minnesota, I think hands
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  on in North Dakota seven one, nine seventies. Can you legally text and
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  drive? And I don't think so. It's not even the texting. It's
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  like you can't even have your phone up. You probably shouldn't. You shouldn't
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  be distracted in any in any way shape for I feel like being on the
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  phone. I'm totally fine. However, it got me thinking, is there
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  real is there an age that we should maybe just consider taking people's licenses away?
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  See? And I think it totally depends on the person. So Grandma
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  Milly is my goodness, she's ninety five, you told me, yes,
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  very active, very active drives and her boyfriend spiritually her and her boyfriend who
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  is ninety they're cruising around all the time doing their thing. They do get
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  a little flustered when they're coming all the way out to West Fargo because they're
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  Barnesville more head peep, and they just get confused in our neighborhood. Yeah,
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  yeah, I mean when it's unfamiliar or like high speed traffic. I
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  know people get stressed about that, or driving at night. That's an issue.
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  And you're right, of course, it depends on the person. I'm
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  not saying when you turn seventy two, you should have to turn into med
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  sense. However, a study I just found this out of the Washington University
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  School of Medicine. Didn't you try to get in there, Washington. No,
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  Well, they found that approximately seventy two years old is when seniors are
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  likely to stop driving. Now, obviously it depends. Well, we have
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  a call and I'm hoping they don't swear good morning, big ninety yeo point
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  seven good morning. Just flucked it up. And it's illegal in North Dakota
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  to talk text read oh and to all of you are you're okay? All
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  of them? So can you can you believe a man it would say it's
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  such a crazy thing, I honestly, because I just remember they did that
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  huge campaign in Minnesota and it's like, nope, hands free, that's it.
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  And I don't remember that being a thing in North Dakota. I don't
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  remember being a thing in northcot That's why I looked it up. Interesting,
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  well that I love a good fact checker. Thank you, sir. What
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  was your name? Jim? Jim? All right, canny time. Appreciate
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  your absolutely brutal for you to come on the air and say, yeah,
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  you can text and drive I do it all the time. Do not text
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  in driver? You kidding? Really? Is that why every time I'm driving
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  behind you, I guess we're headed to maybe Barney soon or something, and
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  I'm at a red light and it turns green and I literally have to honk.
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  After ten seconds, you're just looking around at the birds. Factual information,
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  if you believe this study seventy two, is when people should shut it
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  down. And you just you see some people and we've all seen them.
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  They're driving a Buick, they got their plantereotype, they got their banker on.
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  Even though they're not turning and don't plan to turn at any point,
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  they're driving twenty under the speed limit. This is how people feel when they
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  see you with your band equipment. Can't even see it in the back end
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  in an ultimat What does that have to do? You're driving? What are
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  you doing? No, So they're driving slow and you get by them and
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  right up against the steering wheel, the seats as far forward as it can
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  possibly. I'm just saying there is like for safety, because my guy,
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  you read headlines like oh yeah, somebody blew a red light. They you
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  know, they were ninety eight. It's like, well, come on,
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  come, well, yes, there's going to be circumstances pike where they shouldn't
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  be driving. But there's also twenty thirty forty year old people who should not
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  be finner green more fact, I'm sitting by one of them. Trending.
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  Now here's what you need to know. Well, what do you think will
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  Governor Burgham be chosen as former President Trump's vice presidential pick. Burgham and South
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  Carolina Senator Tim Scott had been very visible over the past couple of weeks.
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  Burghum joined Trump in New Jersey a couple of weeks tog to really warm up
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  the supporters. Just last Friday, he did the same thing in Minnesota,
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  Senator Kevin Kramer's hat down for an interview, saying he's watching Burgham. He's
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  really thinking that Bergham is on the short list. I wonder how they got
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  to know each other? How do you campaign for that? But if I
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  had to choose between Doug Bergham and what the other guy was, Tim Scott?
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  Two first names, I mean, it's just no good Tim Scott,
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  come on, now, you're going Doug Bergum all? I mean my name
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  alone, I don't know what the other credentials are I know he VP.
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  You've never looked through the credentials for what it's what it takes to be the
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  vice president of the United Well, you know, you know we read about
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  that all right. The man who arrested Scotty Schiffler a week ago at the
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  PGA Championship. I guess uh did not turn on his body worn camera,
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  so he got a talking too, because you're supposed to do that. So
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  there is no actual footage. Yeah, they said they reprimanded him. I
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  don't know exactly what that entails. We are being told that they do have
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  a street poll that was like Kitty Corner that has a camera, and so
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  there's a couple of cameras that they were able to kind of see some of
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  the footage. We thought for sure they were dropping these charges, but that
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  is also not the case. He's doing court for this hearing on June third,
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  and it kind of seems like this is messing with his game. Yesterday
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  not his best round. No, it was not good at all. I
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  forgot what he shot. It was over par though, So you guy think
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  he's a little worked up. But then again, you know you can't win
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  every tournament. Say no, but I would be shook in this situation,
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  if you were just squeaky clean, just a normal dude who has never been
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  in trouble, and then everybody's talking about now this, You got a mug
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  shot that would traumatize me a little bit. If I had been arrested before
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  League night two nights ago, would I have still won? Probably? But
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  so handily, you know, maybe not. So it's scary. Who are
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  you playing? Who you shot? Yeah, my friend Kirby really good golfer.
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  But that sounds like he's a good golfer you but he got he's got
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  four kids and so he doesn't get out as much as he probably used to.
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  So are you blaming his four kids on his poor golf game? Yeah?
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  They should know. What are you doing right now? They're all in
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  activities? Can you imagine? And they live in Holly and they got to
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  commute to Morehead for soccer or something. I don't I'm just I'm not making
• 20:49
  it still though I was just the better golfer that night. Hebby sounds like
• 20:52
  you're a number one dad. Maybe not. He is the tops when it
• 20:59
  comes to dad. But Wednesday night at Rose Creek, I was dad.
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  You know what I'm saying didn't go way to go, daddy, Yeah,
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  that's the rule. You're making us all uncomfortable now, Okay. Scarlett Johanson
• 21:11
  issuing an open AI, the company behind Chad GBT, because they actually asked
• 21:17
  her to use her voice for something and she turned it down, and now
• 21:19
  they have a voice that sounds just like her, and they're just kind of
• 21:22
  claiming like, oh, I don't know what happened here, How would you
• 21:26
  do that? I know that's a lawsuit. You're a big tech company,
• 21:27
  like ridiculous, Just pick another voice exactly. I've never even thought like,
• 21:33
  oh, it's Scarlett Johansson's voice. I've thought, oh Scarlet Johans Never mind,
• 21:40
  all right, daddy, calm down over here. Chances of rain thunderstorms
• 21:44
  pretty much rout the day high a sixty two. Of course, we're excited
• 21:45
  rolling into a long holiday weekend. Weather is not looking super great. Might
• 21:48
  get a little sunshine tomorrow. But Pike, what was your quote before we
• 21:52
  went on air when you looked outside and go, Wow, the rain's really
• 21:55
  coming down, and then you said, I said, yeah, I think
• 21:56
  we're all set as far as the rain goes, And we're all set here.
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  We were greening it up by now it's like, okay, now we
• 22:03
  need to dry it out. It's gonna look real nice when it dries up.
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  It is, and don't forget tonight t Wolves Game two, seven thirty
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  tip off against the Mavericks at the Target Center. Not a must win game,
• 22:14
  but got it. Let's go, boy, you really like to win
• 22:17
  this one. Even it up, head back to down Sunday. It's gonna
• 22:21
  be fun. Pike and Amanda in the morning and now Amanda stills, let's
• 22:25
  see, let's see, and it's brought to you by a park company,
• 22:26
  Real Tours. All right. Patrick Mahomes trying to take a little credit for
• 22:30
  Taylor Swift and Travis Kelsey is romance. Listened to what he had to say
• 22:33
  yesterday. I like to take some of the credit. I was the one
• 22:37
  who invited Travis to the first Taylor concert in the friendship Brasa was. He
• 22:41
  was sitting in my suite, so I feel like I was the matchmaker.
• 22:45
  I had some input in there as well. I was like, dude,
• 22:48
  you just go for it, just go for it, and you know,
• 22:49
  Travis man, he does it, and then he's a great dude. And
• 22:53
  I'm glad that it's all worked out for the best because Aaron Andrews is the
• 22:56
  one who said I'm the one who connected the dots. People just trying to
• 23:00
  take credit. Although people love to love to hook people up, I don't
• 23:04
  know what it is. Have you ever hooked somebody up and they actually worked
• 23:07
  out? No, I'm like zero for five. Yeah, I had a
• 23:11
  couple of clubs. I had some that like went years, you know.
• 23:14
  But ye'll Nick's buddy or girlfriend, Nick's really good girlfriend ended up hooking us
• 23:21
  up and she loves it, like she just she'll, you know, everyone
• 23:25
  swiles. She's like, did this what happy for you guys? You know,
• 23:29
  which is awesome? Interesting? No, it's it's one of those things
• 23:30
  where and also when you know somebody so well, odds are you know,
• 23:34
  the good and the bad. So it's always like do you do you hook
• 23:37
  him up? Like do you want to vouch for that person? Even though
• 23:40
  you might love them, like as a friend they're great, but you know,
• 23:41
  it's like, would you really wish that on somebody because you know they
• 23:45
  got issues or whatever. By the way, Travis and Taylor, their relationship
• 23:48
  is still going very strong, even though people are trying to make this he's
• 23:52
  not ready to propose like a bigger story than it needs to be. That's
• 23:56
  totally normal that he's not ready to I would say, yeah, he's gonna
• 23:59
  bebapping between the US and Europe for the next couple of months before the NFL
• 24:03
  season kicks off. But apparently one of their favorite things to do Tayn trev
• 24:07
  is do a home decorating, shopping and going antiquing. I love this,
• 24:11
  or trying to find stuff for his new pad in Kansas. That is fun.
• 24:15
  It would be more fun if you had unlimited money. I'd say that.
• 24:18
  Yeah. Otherwise, like for the normal person picking out like furniture,
• 24:21
  it's like, dear, got a coffee table? Costs? How much?
• 24:23
  No kidding? And I just don't wonder all of my stuff is falling apart
• 24:26
  because I bought it from Target. It happens. How fun would it be
• 24:29
  though? Decorat oh Man So much fun? All right? Diddy facing another
• 24:33
  lawsuit, this time by a former student at New York City is Fashion Institute
• 24:37
  of Technology. I guess he drugged and raped her. This was back in
• 24:40
  nineteen nineties. Her name is April. She filed this law suit yesterday claiming
• 24:44
  that her relationship started with Diddy when he was saying I'm gonna mentor you.
• 24:47
  He ended up assaulting her, and then she was away from him for a
• 24:51
  few months. She did come back around, thought maybe this was just like
• 24:55
  a one time thing. Happened again, and then she gave this really uncomfortable,
• 24:59
  detailed discover about how not only was she with Ditty at one point,
• 25:03
  but also with at the time it was his ah were they married his wife,
• 25:07
  Kim Border. I know they have kids together, but she has since
• 25:11
  passed. But there was some sort of relationship with the three of them.
• 25:14
  And at one point, I guess Kim showed up to the restaurant that she
• 25:18
  had worked at, allegedly told the restaurant owner that she was trying to poison
• 25:22
  her, demanded her to be fired or Diddy was going to shut the place
• 25:25
  down, and this April girl saying she was fired. Well, I'm glad
• 25:27
  people are coming forward now, you know, it's usually once a floodgates open,
• 25:33
  Very Weinstein, you know, Cosby Ish. Yeah, so I think
• 25:36
  this is the eighth or ninth person to come forward, But just so icky
• 25:40
  all the way around. Gypsy Rose In, Kim Kardashian are they friends or
• 25:44
  what's going on here? Apparently Gypsy Rose made it very known that one of
• 25:48
  her biggest goals was to meet Kim Kardashian because of the prison refort like justice
• 25:52
  reform and all of that that she does. So there was just a teaser
• 25:55
  on The Kardashians for their Hulu show, and I guess Gypsy and Kim end
• 25:59
  up meeting and all you see is high. So I don't know if Gypsy's
• 26:02
  going to be on the Kardashians this next season for a little bit. Watch
• 26:04
  it just be that, like that's the teaser, but then the actually it's
• 26:07
  just high and that oh good, oh high good stuff. Well, I
• 26:11
  don't know any Gypsy rows in on the to be fair, And this is
• 26:15
  going to shock a lot of people because I've been a Kardashians girl my entire
• 26:19
  life. Just I'm done with it barely anymore. I mean, like love
• 26:25
  family guy, But am I dying to watch the new episodes? Not really?
• 26:29
  Growing up? I do remember growing up? I remember? Is that
• 26:33
  us? Growing up? He said? Remember growing up? Yes, let
• 26:37
  me take you back on that dream like in the morning, Big Nay eight
• 26:41
  point seven. I watch JSON Classic. Well it's soon to be a reality.
• 26:48
  They say that something they're calling electric air taxis are on the way for
• 26:55
  commuters as early as twenty twenty five, which is next year. So basically,
• 26:59
  imagine being able to like get around traffic, you know, when it's
• 27:02
  all backed up and your cars are everywhere. There's only so many ways to
• 27:04
  go a lot of times it's nowhere. So bizarre to me. So how
• 27:07
  high up in the air are you? Well, just high enough, I
• 27:11
  suppose. Yeah, that's what I'm wondering. It's like you got to be
• 27:14
  over probably the stoplight, but at the same time you probably can't be you
• 27:17
  can't be within like air traffic control exactly. So this is and is legit,
• 27:22
  This is actually happening. United Airlines has plans for these futuristic electric air
• 27:26
  taxis. They're going to start in big cities Chicago and New York. At
• 27:30
  least it's United Airlines. Like it's not you know, I don't know what
• 27:33
  I was thinking. It's like it's an airline company going up in the air.
• 27:36
  Well, yeah, Spirit Airlines is bearheading the effort. Well, I
• 27:40
  know it'd be a Chief dikeat But then also is it like, ah,
• 27:42
  but if you want to bring your your purse. It's going to be an
• 27:45
  extra forty five dollars. Well, the US military they're already experimenting with these
• 27:49
  things, these electric air taxis. One company as a contract to launch the
• 27:53
  air taxi service in Dubai as early as twenty twenty five. Another company hopes
• 27:57
  to do it by the Olympics. Even now, there's like billions of dollars
• 28:02
  going into this, big companies like Airbus and Boeing. Great, like a
• 28:08
  lerk and I'm just kidding. So basically, they promised to alleviate urban congestion
• 28:15
  now here obviously is big of an issue, but can you imagine in New
• 28:18
  York City where like driving is impossible. You know, it slashes carbon emissions
• 28:22
  and I know that's a big concern of yours, Amanda. Oh yeah,
• 28:25
  a quieter, more accessible form of short distance air travel. How amazing would
• 28:27
  that be? Now? The biggest can that's just it? I don't know,
• 28:32
  it sounds great, but it makes me a little uneasy, liked buy,
• 28:34
  let us know how it goes and then we'll see, Oh, really
• 28:37
  you're willing just to sacrifice Dubai like that, and hey, they're willing to
• 28:41
  give it a whirl Well. The big issue, they say is like the
• 28:44
  battery life like battery technology isn't quite there yet, not where you know,
• 28:48
  like a plane can fly across the world, but these would be more like
• 28:52
  short distance for now, until we can figure out a battery morning commute.
• 28:56
  I'd feel a little bit more safe than at the end of the day was
• 29:00
  not charged up. Yeah, you're gonna want You don't want any late night
• 29:03
  travel. You don't want to forget to plug these boys in