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Hotel Beds Are Kinda Like Eating Chicken · Podcast - Big 98.7

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I can relate on a very very intimate level to what this woman is going
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through. Her name is Latitia, that spelled l e t t Ia.
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Okay, correct me if I'm wrong. A Lydia is what I was thinking.
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But no, okay, I can rule that out, got it.
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I would entertain Latitia. Oh there we go. I like Latidia. So
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she anyway, she goes to a subway, you know, one of the
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if not the most popular chain restaurant in the world, gets herself a sub.
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Now this is a mother. Okay, she's got young kids, so
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she's not exactly rolling in it. We'll say, well, she was charged
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for the one sub one ten dollars. Come on, how is that even
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possible? Well, she didn't notice it until after the fact. Obviously some
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sort of er, whether they typed in the wrong thing or is it computer
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glitch or whatever. First of all, props to Latitia for being able to
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front that money. You know, how many people would that get to clomb?
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No for sure. So now of course she's like, wow, that
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was an error. And she did say for her part, Amanda, she
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said, there's no way I would pay over one thousand dollars for a sub
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gotcha? Just so you don't got it. Yeah, you would have to
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be a real good sub So she's going through a hard time trying to get
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the money back. You think it would be as easy as just going to
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the subway and be like, hey, here's a receipt. I paid one
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thousand dollars for a meatball sub You wouldn't even have to like, it should
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just be automatic. Yes, weeks have gone by a man, oh,
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and they say there's nothing they can do. They said they need to contact
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sheet, needs to contact Subway's corporate office. Stop it. Have you tried
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to contact a big company like that and talk to a person, Yeah,
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you can't. This is where you need to As sad as this is,
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because this is not my behavior, I hate doing this, but I have
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friends who have done it. Either jump on Twitter, TikTok, do something
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and tag the company and just hope that somebody's gonna see it right away.
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You're better off doing that. Unfortunately, right then trying to get in touch
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and I'm talking corporate like a local business or should be able to just go
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in and handle it, Subway or you know, phone companies, things like
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that. And now people are saying, well, you can contact the Better
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Business Bureau and go that route. It's like, I don't want to do
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that either, you know, I need the money. That is insane.
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It is insane, and it is something I'm going through currently, and I'm
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not going to say what the service is that. I was talked into signing
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up for a deal where it was five dollars a month for the first two
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months for this service. And it's not a service I would normally pay for
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a subscription any way, but I thought, well, hey, five bucks,
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sure, And it was one of these things where they're telling me about
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it and you just want to make sure that you're not missing something, yeah,
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because it's always usually if it sounds too good to be true. So
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five dollars. Now you have to be in it, locked in for a
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year, and then you have to pay full price. I was assured that
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there would be none of that. It would be two months, and I
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made them tell me the exact day I would need to cancel to avoid having
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to pay the full month price. Got it, which is much more than
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five dollars. So a man, the second month comes around and I'm expecting
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five dollars to come out of my account. What do you know? The
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full amount comes out. What is the full amount run forty bucks, which
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not like a backbreaking amount of money of course, like four hundred, but
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still io the prince the principle of it, because I was so you actually
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had the follow through like you Maine, sure, yeah, don't go there.
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And I go, hey, you know they always charge the full price,
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and they go, oh yeah, okay, let me talk to my
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manager, Like okay. They come back and they're like, well, here's
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what we'll do. We'll just push it back a month, so next month
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you'll get the five dollars. I'm like, no, why you don't want
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that. You didn't want to admit I was actually planning to cancel. After
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the second minute, I made it clear. I said I only did this
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because the five dollars. And they're like, oh, let me go talk
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to her again. And they come back and they're like, well, well,
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we can't really do it. There's no way we can refund it.
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There there's girls selling lemonade on the side of the road with an iPad that
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are able to refund money. How can you not? And so they well,
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let me check into a call. You. So I'm still waiting on
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a call when did this happen a couple of weeks ago? It was last
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week? Oh and so it's just like, could I just say, fine,
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whatever, push it back and mean another month. But no, Like
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that means they conned me out of forty dollars. They're essentially stealing money.
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I was so tempted to say to them, Listen, I've got a kid
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at home and my car got declined at the grocery store and we literally can't
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eat because you guys stole this money from me. Would that be too much?
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That's just a bad karma, and you don't have a kid. That's
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false information. Literally, I think that's a bit aggressive. They turned the
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electricity off because I'm on a tight budget. Now, if you would have
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said I have a gambling problem, I can't hit I'm just kidding. Now,
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that was too far. Did you say I'm going to state wrestling this
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week and I need forty listened, I need that's two cases of beer?
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Baby, just hand it over, okay, like it a minute in the
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morning, Big naty eight point seven, It's time for a little number we
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do every Monday, and it's called is it weird? It's always a doozy
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like to talk about the little things we do in our personal lives, things
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that normally you would just keep to yourself because you're not sure if it's weird
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or not. But not here, not on this show. Open it up,
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Amanda. Is it weird? Hot off of a girl's weekend staying in
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a hotel that I I unpack my suitcase and like organize the hotel room.
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My girlfriends were mind blown by this because we get there on Friday and I
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have just a little overnight big we're saying tonight. I put my clothes on
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the hangers, put my bag where it is. I had two pairs of
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shoes put them, were like the shoes should go. My one girlfriend had
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a case of water, Like, so I'm like cleaning up the room like
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when I wake up in the morning, making sure water bottles are thrown in
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the garbage the bathroom, Like my toothpaste and toothbrush was out on the little
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side, and I had everything organized as though I'm staying for a little while.
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Yeah, it's gonna be weird behavior in my opinion. My one girlfriend
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said, and I quote, this isn't my house, but it doesn't matter.
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It's still your space. Yeah, but you don't you know, they
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got hey, just be a guy, but they got people for that,
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you know. Well no, but still, like before we left, I
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was like kind of like flipping over making the bed and then making sure that
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like all the towels were went over, like flipping just taking a pig of
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the back's the bottom side of the mattress. I flipped the whole mattress over.
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Nothing happened here. No, I'm just kidding. I think I've heard
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the people doing that, just flipping the bad over just to get a fresh
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start. No, not like that. I mean, just like I met,
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flipping like the sheets and stuff over, just making you're like, hey,
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it's it's organized looking for things. What a wild concept that we're all
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like, even at nice hotels, the idea that you're getting into a bed
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that hundreds, if not thousands of other people have lied in and done god
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knows what else. So I thought about that. Actually, while I was
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sleeping, I had an extra blanky from the They had like a side like
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a little bag that had like an extra blanket because I was so cold.
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Oh yeah, So I grabbed it and I was like snuggling into it,
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and I woke up in the middle and I'm thinking like, oh, this
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is not my blanky, and who's been using And the fact that I was
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saying thirty eight years old continuing to call this a blanky is also odd.
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Behad it sounds like you have kids, it is. It's one of those
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It's kind of like when you're eating chicken, Like the moment you realize that
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you're eating a chicken, then it gets kind of gross. It's sort of
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like that when you're in the bed at a hotel and you just start thinking,
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boy, what's gone on in this It's best to not think was here
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in this room before? And what were they doing? No, I think
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it's weird you do that, but it's good that somebody does, because I'm
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the type that within minutes of getting into a hotel room, it looks like
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I've been there for me and I so bad. Yeah, I don't know.
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I don't know why, all right? Man? Is it weird that
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I go on these rampages of unfollowing people on Facebook? And it just it's
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addictive to me, Like I get more and more with every unfollow I just
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start. All I'm doing is scrolling looking for people posting things that annoy me.
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And you're gone. You get it's no strikes and you're out. I
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kind of like this, do you yeah? A nice little detox. Do
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you now? It would be weird if you put on your post if you
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can see this, you made the cut? Do you ever do that?
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Come? Well, that's if I'm unfriending people. Oh I'll keep you around.
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That is two different things. Unfollowed. That just means that you're not
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going to see their posts anymore, but you're still friends with them. Yesterday,
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I was doing it, and I think it was the weather, because
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I know we got some crazy weather coming and it's interesting. But people's commentary
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on the weather, I'm not. I don't need this. I don't need
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that. I gotta you know, there's enough weather chatter wow, and elevators
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and the water cooler. Why you just got after me for giving a full
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forecast here? No, no, I it was just teasing. I don't
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know. I didn't know. The weather got you worked up, Amanda.
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If we don't report the weather, how would people know? I get Amanda
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in the Morning stage point seven and no, Amanda stills the Sea looks brought
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to buy Park Company Reel Tours. I love this Blake Lively opening up about
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their relationship because everybody kind of looks at Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds and goes,
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that's relationship goals. They just have a really good, you know,
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just on social media, kind of poke in front of each other, a
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very real relationship. It almost seems too perfect. Oh well, she did
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say that they do have one rule in their relationship to kind of keep that
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work life balance. When they got together, they made a rule to not
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work at the same time. They have four so when she works the day
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shift and he works overnight, that's exactly. Yeah, whatever you're gonna do
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to make ends meet, you know, you know, when he's making a
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billion dollars when he's doing Deadpool, she's like, ah, I guess gossip
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Girl's gonna have to wait. I'm just kidding, but yeah, I uh,
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I thought that was kind of a good. Well, well, of
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course, but in order to sustain a relationship in Hollywood like that, you'd
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have to well, yeah, because when they work, you know, to
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be fair, it's not like they don't just go in for the day.
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It's like, you know, all day, all night. Yeah, three
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months at a time for a chunk or whatever. Yeah, but the kids
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can stay in the trailer, right, they figure it out? All right?
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This made me roll my eyes so hard. Tonight on TMZ, they're
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on Fox. They're investigating Taylor and Travis's ultimate love story. They've brought in
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some big dogs. Pike Really, who's gonna be weighing in? Doctor Phil,
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Doctor Phil McGrath. Uh huh, Mark Cuban, Mark Cuban, Did
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I miss Why? Why would Mark Cuban be feeling odd? Well? I
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think we've all decided that Mark Cuban is just a smart guy. Smart in
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relationship too. Oh exactly, Skip Bayless, isn't he like on ESPN?
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Yah? Know, an idiot but at the same but he's famous for his
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real hot takes, got it. He just says things to get people riled
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up, so I'm sure he'll have some good stuff to contribute. I'm intrigued
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by this. So basically, the whole reason they're doing this is Taylor Swift
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has been with guys who have been in her industry, from John Mayer to
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Joe Alwyn. They're all intimidated by her. But Travis Kelcey, He's in
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a whole different ball game. He's playing in the ball game, and so
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that's why their relationship works. And here's the quote, and this is really
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going to spoil tonight's episode when you guys tune in to watch TMZ Investigates,
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that's a network. It's on Fox. They do TMZ on there, gotcha,
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Doctor Phil says, not only are they not jealous of each other's successes,
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but they're each other's cheerleaders. He got paid for this. Maybe he
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has asked something to offer they've been together that who knows Robin and Britney Spears
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here. I thought we were over the whole Britney Spears Justin Timberlake situation.
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Well, now, fans that saw this post that she quickly deleted over the
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weekend supporting Janet Jackson. The cover art is Janet Jackson's album when she was
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doing her Super Bowl entertainment with Justin Timberlake, so that's kind of the timeline
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of it. But she just basically went on saying, I thank this beautiful
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lady for keeping my dreams and heart alive, talking about how she has been
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the deepest and brightest woman. At the same time, she went on to
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go through so much and I feel that she is someone I can look up
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to for the rest of my life. People kind of going odd. Why
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there's only the direct correlation of Justin Timberlake. Yeah right, that seems like
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all she's doing is sitting at home trying to figure out a way to take
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a little jab. I know he's so over it. And the fact that
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she quickly deletes it, so, I mean, you know everybody's gonna see
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you. There's no such saying as deleting when you're that famous. The internet
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never forgets. I don't know starting. I know this is going to shockula.
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I'm starting to finally now go oh my gosh, like over the weekend,
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just scrolling and I see her like dancing to him, like, Britt,
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I'm really trying here. Are you starting to get over it? I
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might, well, I might. I might have hit the exhaustion in Can
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I get you anything? Would you like a drink, a little bit more
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coffee? Get yourself comfortable, Amanda in the morning on you want some good
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news, I do, well, then call me good news Gary, because
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hit me with it. Good news. Gare they've done some research on potatoes,
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you know, our good friend the potato and French fries specifically Amanda,
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which you know, historically not the best thing for you. I mean,
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it depends on how you cook them. But yeah, but thank you to
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the research of Professor's Jim Jang Jang and Professor David Douches. They've discovered a
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way for potatoes to be healthier, meaning French fries. I'm so glad these
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to put their heads together and finally gave us this research. Well, you
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know, you couldn't have asked for two better guys to be on the jet
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Michigan State's finest, Professor Jang and Professor Douches. And that's do U c
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h e s for anybody questioning my pronunciation here. They basically have found a
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way. The problem with potatoes is that when they get cold because you have
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to store them. You know, you don't have fresh potatoes all the time
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at restaurants. When they get cold, it turns the starches into sugars.
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Oh really, and then YadA YadA yah. There's some technical stuff, but
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they found a way to basically, they've created a new potato where that won't
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be the case. So what do you mean they've created a new potato?
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Mutate potatoes, yadi. It's a good news. So there will be more
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fries in our future. Now, let me ask you this a manon if
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I said, tell me, you can only pick one fast food fry,
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one potato item from any fast food restaurant. That's the only one you can
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have the rest of your life. Which one would you go with? Fast
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food? Yeah? Ah? Or fast casual brickhouse. They're French fries.
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Oh yeah, they're insane, Like they are so good. Now those are
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the more like potato, like they got the skin on their still, they're
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kind of they're thick, they're crispy. Oh, they're so good. But
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otherwise I'm gonna have to go. I love a good Arby's curly fry.
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They're so delicious. Having worked there, Amanda for two whole years, I
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will say that they are very good. Yeah, dip them in some horsey
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mixed with the arby sauce. Oh my gosh, so delicious. I love
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the kind like crinkle fries, but not crinkle fries that are like real mushy.
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Yeah, you don't want soggy ones, the ones like you basically baked
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in your oven, you know, like those bag ones you have in your
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freezer. When you were a kid, you ever a fry or christ them
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up a little bit. Went from like a small town bar. The crinkle
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fries just crunchy to them, dipped and ketchup. It's really like the oil
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that they're cooked. And also I think makes such a difference. Oh yeah,
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you got a grease. I know you can tell where you're like,
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Oh yeah, these are grease? Stop whoa for my belly? You ever
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just eat a potato whole, just like like a raw potato? Tried it?
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Yeah? I have you my son last week actually we were having brinner
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for dinner and he come again for dinner. We call it you were having
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Brenner for dinner. That is a weird stage. Yeah, you say you
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have a brinner brinner? Got it? So we had my assband was going
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out on the Blackstone to put the hash browns out there, and we're I'm
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doing something, He's doing something, but he hadn't put the hash browns out
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there. We turn around and Briggsy boy, three years old, house an
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entire frozen hash brown. He's like, oh, these are so good,
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and we're just looking at it. It's a frozen hash brown, like disgusting.
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You round it. Yeah, when you're a kid, you don't have
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those societal pressures. It wasn't dipped in ketchup. It was just a frozen
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potato. You ever have a I know you're a big Brinner fan. Do
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you ever have a what do you call it? Deakfast pizza for breakfast?
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Does yeah, like dinner food for breakfast. We're like the weirdos who are
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eating Chinese food at seven am if we wanted to. I got some Chinese
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lefties in the fridge right now, and I'm like considering taking a half day
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and just going home to eat those like it a minute in the morning.
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Big Nuddy points seven. Let me tell you, if you have kids in
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sports, you need to heed this morning that your behavior on the sideline.
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Man, you got young kids probably gonna be playing some sports here relatively soon
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if your behavior on the sideline does in fact affect your kid's behavior. A
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new study out of the University of South Australia has found that if parents are
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misbehaving on the sideline, moms and dads their kids are tending to show that
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behavior as well. Okay, well for sure, so I mean we knew
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that right, not even that, but just mortifying. I don't think all
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of them. I think there's also a huge portion of kids who are just
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mortified. You were just kind of talking about this. And I was at
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an event a week and a half ago and it was for younger kids and
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it wasn't my kids. I was supporting another little boy and you could just
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tell the death. Well, it was like my gun, just supporting a
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little boy. What do you mean I just chose a boy to go support
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a little cousin. I don't know why I said that, but Facebook figure
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i'd go rude him on trying to be discreet about it, but you could
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just feel that behavior with like some of these moms and dads that are just
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like down, like yelling at the kids. I'm like, they're in kindergarten,
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like chill out. I want to And maybe it's just because it's the
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sport I took part, but I want to say wrestling is the worst.
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One is not a team thing, right, so there's not like ten people
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out there. It's just one person versus another person. So I was at
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a wrestling match. Yes, it was the same thing. And you gotta
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love the parents yelling basically the equivalent of like pinham panham, and I just
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remember wrestling around, whip them around. You just want to look up.
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But oh really, Janet, you think you think I should try to pin
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him appreciate the insight. No, my husband does actually say to me off
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and he goes, you're gonna be this mom, And I do not feel
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that about me at all. In fact, I feel like I'm gonna be
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quite opposite, maybe kind of like yay go team, like maybe loud because
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I'll be cheering because I did catch myself like good job, Bud, but
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maybe at moments where hey, it's not a good job, it's just just
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stop. I don't know, I feel like some of your comments you've made
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about just even the kids I get school or daycare, like I just feel
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like there's are this little sort of competitive like well not my daughter, no,
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no, I don't know, no, no, no, no.
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Volleyball. I feel like volleyball moms, the gossip that goes on in the
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stands. I don't know. I haven't been a part of any of that
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yet. I uh, I just know that's just so funny how everybody becomes
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an expert in that sport suddenly when their kids play it. You know,
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you got moms and dads and they're going, oh, well, you know,
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Alicia's serves haven't been really good. You know, one thing that I've
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already told my husband obviously, you know, he's more of the athletic one
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of the family. No, he's a Division one athlete. But you are
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not coaching, Like, that's just not an option to coach, Like,
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yeah, do you have the ability to do this to probably any of our
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volunteer squads that they're going to be a part of. Right, that's just
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a no for me. That makes me anxious. Yeah, I feel like
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he'd be better off coaching maybe another just tea the one that your kids aren't
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involved in. But then what's the fun in that they do? Say,
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the University of South Australia gave some recommendations avoid shouting instructions, right, that's
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unless you're actually coaching the team. Just focus on words of encouragement. Okay,
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so I've got that. I'll be the words of encouragement. That's yeah,
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Like go team, you know, go get them, but don't be
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specific. Like, we had a kid in wrestling. His dad was like
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a former wrestler, you know, and so there's a moment in a wrestling
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match where they flip a coin and you decide whether you want to what top
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bottom, what position you want to take. So that's when you look over
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at your coach and the coach tells you what you're gonna do. Yeah,
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well, I remember in a very important match he looked up in the stands
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and his dad told him the opposite, and so he overrode the coach and
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went with what his dad said, which is just why. I mean,
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that's like a that's like a Patrick mahomes if Andy reason, all right,
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we're running the ball here, and Patrick looks up at his dad and Dad's
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like, nope, chuck it, throw it, throw it to Travis.
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Now here's what you need to know. Some breaking news this morning. A
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grain elevator is on fire in Hally. The city officials are saying that residents
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should refrain from using water at this time. I guess they have about seventeen
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fire departments assisting in hauling water from other locations, really putting a strain on
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the water tower. They also will not have school in Holly today due to
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this. Our thoughts and prayers are with everybody who is just trying to put
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this out. Just yeah, fine, these pictures are wild. And last
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week there were some people with at and t that did not have service for
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almost a full day. Will AT and T did release a statement, Pike,
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you have AT and T and they sent you a little text message.
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Well they sent an apology. It came so nice of them. Last name,
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Well, sorry about that, they said. Well, they also say
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anybody who lost service last week will automatically get a five dollars credit applied to
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their account. A lot of people up in arms over this, saying only
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five dollars for that inconvenience. They also fired back and said that's the average
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cost of a full day of service, and imagine that five dollars times However,
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many people, that's going to be millions of dollars. Well, that's
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just it. If I was a ten T, I wouldn't have painted anything.
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But then again I was not one of the people affected, So I
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guess you weren't up in arms over it. No, it would be very
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annoying to not have sell service, per of course. But you know,
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if you're on iPhone you can still use I message and things like that.
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But you wouldn't know anything about that now ideo there's always wasting it around things
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like that. Several lawsuits have been filed against Stanley as consumers allege at the
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company did not disclose the presence of lead in their cubs. A recent file,
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I guess says that the popular Stanley templar is damaged and then it exposes
21:33
some sort of the lead. There's a lot of people all up on TikTok
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TikTok. Moms are unleashing, doing their own lead tests and saying, hey,
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look, this is what's going on. What's the big deal with lead?
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I mean, you hear about lead paint now, But meanwhile, we
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send kids to school and they use lead pencils all day. Are we still
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using the number two pencil? I mean, I gotta think so. You
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gotta be able to erase it, right, you know what I see?
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Why do I actually feel you and I we're talking about something recently and they
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we know what they don't do cursive? But is it an iPad? Now?
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Are they writing? Is there writing happening that audi? You gotta be
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yeah, they got to be writing a little bit, right, I think,
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I don't know who's there. Everybody always had number two? Was there
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ever a different number of failing? Is there a number one pencil? We
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didn't know about that? And if so, what did it look like I
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don't know. I don't know. That's quite a question. Mind blowing on
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a Monday, guys. All right, winter weather. Here's what's going on
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today, beautiful sunshine hive about sixty but we are gonna get some wing gus
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up to about forty miles per hour. Then tonight into tomorrow about six o'clock
22:37
pm, we're gonna have this winter storm watch two to four inches of snow
22:41
expected, forty five mile per hour winds. We're gonna be highs in the
22:45
teens maybe below zero. Unbelievable, a seventy eight degree wing in just a
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matter of hours. You're gonna get all four seasons in one day. Yeah,
22:52
I know. By the end of the week, that looks like we're
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gonna be back up to sunshine and about fifty. Like, get a minute
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in the morning, come on, get up on dig. Relationships are what
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they call a breeding ground for lying. Right by nature. There's gonna be
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some lying that goes on in a relationship, Amanda. That's not according to
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me, that's according to Harvard's psychologists. Really, like, are we talking
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white lies, Like, oh honey, this was on sale or yes,
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of course I unloaded the dishwasher and then you hustle home to do it like
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that kind of thing or I know, I mean, listen, that's happening
23:26
too with these lies. You tell me if these are white lies, because
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they say the most common lines that we're telling each other in relationships. We'll
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start with the women. The ladies. Number one, snooping on their partner.
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Fifty seven percent of women admitted to snooping on their partner without telling them.
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Listen, before we even bother with you going, I don't do that.
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I'm not expecting to be honest here. I'm going to be totally on
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the OA. Hear that everyone full honesty coming as far as that snooping goes.
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The only snooping I do when it comes to my husband is I check
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our bank account. And I'll he laughs, because I check our bank account
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probably ten times a day. I don't know why. It's like Facebook for
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me. I always just check it anyway. I'll be like, how is
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your China buffet over at whatever? And I'm like, how do you?
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Because it instantly shows you know what I mean, that kind of thing,
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so well, what are you looking to find? Nothing? I don't know
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why. It's just one of those things. I just want to make sure,
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like we haven't been hacked. Or but if let's say you he goes
24:21
to the bathroom or something and his phone's sitting there, you're never just curious
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like a cat. I've told you this a few times. I don't know
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how to get into his phone. He has an iPhone. Like I said,
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full honesty here, I am. I don't all right. Number two
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lie, women are telling Amanda about feeling insecure about their relationship. A majority
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of women say they've at times spelt insecure. Yeah, I don't know if
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insecure is the right word, like post baby, like I'm starting to finally
24:45
like get my groove back. But there was a point where I'm like I
24:48
just kind of feel like, wow, like I will. You're talking about
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insecurity of yourself. I'm talking about the relationship, like feel good about where
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you guys are at? Oh yeah, no, no, no, I
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I just kind of feel bad, like, hey, you're stuck with this
25:03
is the rest of your life, sugar pie. But I'm good. Well,
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how about this having feelings for someone else? Or forty percent of women
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in the sample admitted what and this is a confidential you know sample? Of
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course, they didn't put their names, like of who they were in love
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with. Yeah, and then they showed it to the husband. Yeah,
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no, I can I can tell you that's a no. Sure, no,
25:23
shut up. And then, of course, lastly, women are lying
25:26
frequently about their intimate satisfaction with their partner. No, why would you lie
25:32
about that? I guess that sounds like something somebody would Why would I lie
25:37
about that? No, that's like the most telltale sign that somebody's lying.
25:41
If they say why would I lie about that? I'm saying, wouldn't you
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want that to be great? So if there is something that's why somebody would
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lie about it, Yes, I wouldn't you a lot people to believe that
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it's great? No, but I'm saying yes ideally. I see, I'm
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feeling like you're having this conversation with your husband, like you're lying to him
26:03
about it. No, lie to you, like I don't clear what you
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think about my love life. I want to I don't know the way you
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tout it, I think you might. Oh, yeah, I always it's
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so great. First thing we get in here in the morning, man,
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it goes well. Not a lot of sleep last night