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The Moment You Realized You're Old · Podcast - Big 98.7

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You know, I just had this moment I'd like to share with you when
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I realized that I was indeed a thousand years old. I was interviewing a
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couple. It's I DJ Weddings, and I'll talk to the couples beforehand about
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what music they like, what do they want to hear? And it was
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when they requested lots of throwbacks, Amanda, they want to hear some classic
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stuff. Oh like Marvin Gaye. Yeah, like woh ac DC, I
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got cha time, like Elvis, like really just like old school. Yeah
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no, they said no, no, more like uh, you know,
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like old like Black Eyed Peas and that kind of And I was just like
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classic, what are you kidding? It's good and it's just like it's one
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of those things where then you'll let you know, classic rock is like,
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you know, I love Blank Wanity too, but now they're getting thrown in
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there with like classic rock, you know, old stuff like Green Day.
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It's like, oh yeah, my heart right now. So what was the
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moment for you that you realize that you're you're getting older? Seven oh one
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two eight oh one ninety eight seven would love to hear you call, text,
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or you can comment on our Facebook page. You ever had a moment
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like that, Amanda. So Instagram does this to us ladies all the time
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when we're going through reels just NonStop. There was one yesterday that said the
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moment you walk into Target right now and you realize that you're walking into the
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nineteen ninety five catalog of Delilah's You don't probably remember Delilah Magazine, but it
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was like a clothing thing, like fashion Bug all this stuff. I'm like,
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oh my gosh, and now it's all coming back and you realize,
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oh, I wore that, you know, when I was little. And
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then you're like, that was all the way back in nineteen ninety five,
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you know. I mean they hit me last year when I twenty year class
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reunion, I feel like I graduated high school five minutes ago, I know.
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And that's the thing when you start to realize, because for so long
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out of high school, you still have like connections to the people at the
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school, you know, like whether it's like your friend's siblings or just people
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you knew teachers, And now it's like, don't know, anybody couldn't draw
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a single connection to anybody at Dillwarth gwyn Feld High School. Yeah, oh
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man, Well, now DGF must be getting too big, because it is
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nice. When you go back to witting a deer Creek, You're like,
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oh, yeah, these are familiar. I know the kids well, yes,
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your parents, yeah, yeah, you know they're names. People were
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sharing well on our big ninety point seven Facebook page. One person said,
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when you realize how far you have to scroll down to find your birth year
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on an online form. Just did that the other day, it's a come
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on, out, come on. Can I just type it in? Please
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put it in eighty five? Otherwise I'm going years back. When you're excited
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about kitchen gadgets, when you realize you're old, I don't know, I
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feel like a yeah, I feel like that's been a while now where I
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get real thrill. I mean just a good like a good kitchen aid mixer.
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Yeah, we're opening. One of the things that really trips my trigger.
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If I open the fridge and it's full of just like fresh vegetables and
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different things, I'm like, ah, I'm such a like it's just it's
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joyful. Oh yeah, I'd love to keep a clean fridge. Nothing expired
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in the door. That's when you realize when when the door of your fridge
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doesn't consist of just grossly expired ketchup that are you actually have food in it
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and it's not just a ripped open case of bush light. Classic when you
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realize you're old, you start realizing you'd rather just stay home than going out
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to parties. Wow, it does sound exhausting having another God, this is
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wild Pike, because remember a month ago I was compled. I mean,
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how I haven't done a girl's weekend and forever? Yeah, doing a girl's
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weekend. Not this weekend, but next. Wake out where were you going?
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We're going to Minneapolis? Oh god, look out Minneapolis. Well again,
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We're texting and one of the girls is flying in for it, and
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I'm like, okay, well, I just want to gear up, so
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I'm bringing like a case of water, getting like hotel room snacks, doing
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all that, and she goes, yeah, she goes, I have been
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practicing for a girls weekend. I've been having like a truly a day,
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and I'm just cracking up because this is building up yours where we're at.
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And then she said, the other day I had three truly is and I
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was just so hungover. And we were talking about the fact that we have
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to be in bed before ten, because that's when we feel bad if we
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don't get enough sleep. I mean, what imagine when you were twenty one,
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Imagine that thought going through your head preparing having water in the hotel?
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I mean, is it really a party if you don't wake up in the
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middle of the night like dry as a desert and you have to go suck
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water out of the the hotel sink. Even worse, if we were to
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go out, I'd be like, oh my gosh, aren't there. How
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were you wearing those heels? Girlfriends, you need a wedge? Or even
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like can you bundle up money? It's winter? Yeah right, oh yeah,
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the big one. I was gonna bring this up, you know,
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being a big sports guy, big football guy, grew up always being like
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the young one. If I was in the NFL, and I always imagine
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myself being in the NFL, you know, I would be like one of
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the young people. And now you realize everybody in the NFL is younger than
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you. This is how I feel when I watch and I kind of stop
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watching The Bachelorette. That's why I'm such a fan of The Golden Bachelor.
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Makes me feel young because you're watching some of these girls that's not my speed
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out of a limo and trying to find let them like, oh girl,
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you're twenty two. You have no idea you know doing it? Yeah,
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that's another one. As soon as you start hearing noises when you get up
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from your knees, that's it. Oh yeah, walk up the stairs and
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it's like listening to a rice crispies when you put milk in it, and
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anybody even know what rice crispies are besides entreats. These days, I don't
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know. I feel like cereal is a young man's game. I don't know.
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I'm out of there. You get to an age where you're like,
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that wasn't really even that good for you, you know, especially the can
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the cereals. You were easy. My kids wanted lucky charms. One day,
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I'm like, are you kiddy? How about I just scooped some sugar
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into a bowl and you can lick that up? Well? What about you?
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What was the moment you realize you're getting old? Seven one one ninety
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eight seven? Good morning? Who's this? This is lazy? I felt
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when I was getting old. Was when my kids had a birthday party and
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I brought out the air popper and they were like, what's that? Oh
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for popcorn? And I go, you don't know what this is. This
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is my favorite graduation gift. When I grew up, they had that back
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the old air it. Yeah, they go, do you have that back
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then? Back then? And I looked down at them, I was like,
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back in the day, yeah, you had to have like you just
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had a thing of kernels, right and you just put it in there.
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Oh my gosh. And then now it's when I go through stuff with school
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with them, it's was that back in the nineteen hundreds, like when you
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were born the nineteen hundreds? That hit oof yep, that one hurts.
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Thanks for calling lazy. How's your back feeling today? By the way,
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have you done your stretches yet? Made a chiropracture appointment for Friday in the
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morning, Big Natty eight point seven. You know who's something is Boeing,
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the airplane manufacturer, you know, and they kind of got a stronghold on
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the airplane industry. But things have not been going well. All of these
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stories you've heard about the doors flying off the airplane or opening in the middle
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of a flights opening, like is nobody did they hit like they're you know
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how And I may be wrong here, but you know when you get a
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cell phone, Oh yeah, it's like all of a sudden at that two
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year mark, after you've paid it off, everything slowly, your charger doesn't
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work. Everything just starts slowly not or your battery dies in ten minutes exactly,
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so you need a new one. Have we hit the warranty on bowing?
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That's an interesting point because you know a lot of airplanes are they get
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them all kind of at once, the whole fleet, And yeah, they're
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probably aging. They might have something to do with it. Man, a
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great point. Gosh, thanks by, But let me tell you this tale.
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This just happened Boeing flight A seven seven seven Triple sevens taking off from
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Germany going to San Francisco or so they thought, Oh that's a lot.
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Yeah, flight gets in the air, passengers start to notice a foul smell
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in the cabin and your first thought is like, who had the nerve to
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let one rip on an airplant? That? And we've heard situations where somebody
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just like lets it go. There was that one like in the middle of
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the aisle a few weeks ago. Remember that that guy who just went yeah,
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I mean, I get sometimes when you're sitting there, there's like sort
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of that like there's a constant noise in an airplane, so it's kind of
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loud, and then there's that just vibration feeling, so it's easy to let
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one slip and like feel like nobody's gonna notice. Ye, but that smell,
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it's like trapped. I mean, that is a silent but deadly smell.
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Well, unfortunately, in this case, that foul smell was much more
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than just a single toot. Passengers noticed the smell was coming from the back
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of the cabin where the bathroom is, and it turns out that the toilet
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was defective and the contents of said toilet had overflowed and made their way to
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the cabin. Oh. I know, you're not spending much for your seats
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in the back row. Sometimes they're free depending on what flight you're on,
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but come on, that's brute. It's a tough place to be. It
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just starts oozing and just like oh, and they're back there, maybe whipping
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up some cocktails mid flight, and then not anymore than now. So now
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the flight had to turn around, which is interesting. I mean, if
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you're them. If you got already a long flight the way it is,
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would you say, all right, just clean it up, wipe it up,
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and let's keep going. I always wonder why they have to turn around.
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Can't they a land somewhere, clean it up, get on a different
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plane and go. I guess it depends on route. If they hadn't gone
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that far, it's just easy. It's just to quick turn around. Yeah,
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boeing not a good look. So if you're like number two in the
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airplane in the street, you're probably going to change. What even is another
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plane? I we just looked it up. Was air Airbus air Bus air
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Bus And honestly, all because we fly Frontier back and forth to Colorado all
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the time, I'm just looking at the animal on the plane. That's like
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our favorite game. They have animals on the plane. What do you mean
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on the wing? Oh? There is? Yeah, Okay. It's so
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fun because you just get a guess, like, what do you think it's
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going to be? You're the one that keeps the window open during the flight
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sometimes yeah, I hate you really. Yeah, in the middle of sunny
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or an evening flight when the sun is setting, it it's just all I
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want to do is take a little nap, and I can't because I've got
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the slightest light you've ever seen shining in my arm. Are you kidding me?
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I'm getting all the picks for the gram of the beautiful sun setting above
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the clouds. If it's your first flight, I'll give it to you.
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But beyond that close the shade, My gosh, morning, Amanda Stills the
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sea. We's see this one here, brought to you by Valley Service Mechanical.
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All right, what are your thoughts on this? So just days after
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Lizzo shared an emotional I quit statement on Instagram, she said, I quit.
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Those are It's not like we're making this up, she said, I
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quit. Well. The attorney who is representing the dancers who are suing her
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for harassment said it's a joke that Lizzo would be and that she's being bullied
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by the internet when she should instead be taking an honest look at herself right
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now. He goes on with this long statement saying that she is so desperately
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trying to play victim. No one actually believes she's quitting music, but she
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should quit sexually harassing, shaming, and bullying. Her employee is and finally
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accept responsibility for her actions. Lizzo's team fired back after this long statement and
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basically said that all those accusations have been dismissed, which I have not seen
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that, and just said that this guy is releasing this statement for clout.
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Maybe all of that is true. You know, part of me feels like
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I know for fact, Lizzo is bullied. I mean just for her weight
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alone. Yes, of course, which is now awful. Right, two
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wrongs will make it right. Somebody's mom once said to me when I was
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a child, so that could be true. But then also there's enough there
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as far as accusations of her being at least harassing a little bit. I'm
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going to guess there's some fire there where there's all the smoke, you know,
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a little bit. Yes, And then I'm assuming obviously the lawyers is
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trying to get paid to like that. I think it's all probably true,
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which is not an exciting but yeah, but this is okay. So let's
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take away that statement in general, the fact that Lizzo said that she quit,
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and then yesterday she jumped on Instagram, I'm wearing a swimsuit saying this,
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Oh yeah, sorry, I want to make this video because I just
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need to clarify. When I say I quit, I mean I quit giving
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any negative energy attention. What I'm not gonna quit is the joy of my
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life, which is making music, which is connecting to people. Okay,
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so she knew what she was doing, and now you know, it sort
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of feels in a way like gas lighting, telling us that we misunderstood.
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There's that and the reason I brought up she was wearing a swimsuit because immediately
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following that video, she shared a video about her new swimsuit line, and
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it just felt like that was all pr like, Hey, you have our
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attention. Now you're gonna hawk something at us. I don't. I don't
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care for that. Don't care for that at all. Really, am Mandalie?
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Do I need to go to your Facebook page? Yeah? One hundred
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percent. I'm not gonna be sitting here like trying to get your attention to
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do something like that. If you're following along, you know, I'm not
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gonna be like, if you're still here, thanks for following me or whatever.
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You know. Yeah, you don't do a lot of swimsuit content,
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do you. I'm sure you'd be driving some of the boy the Fargo boys
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wild, that's not my jam anymore. No even then full of them,
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then that girl, No, No, I even remember I shared my Space
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with my ex husband, so there was no none of that content. Boring.
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Yeah, not really great with that just I don't know. It didn't
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sit well with me. I get you. And this is also just kind
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of gross. A former employee of Kanye West has filed to complaint alleging harassing
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behavior and then also a little discrimination going on, which we've heard over time.
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Now. This guy worked at Donda Academy school with it just a dash
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of neo Nazism, just a dash. There's a little bit more of a
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dash going on. He said. Kanye allegedly was trying to shave the heads
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of students. He was threatening them and then also trying to lock them in
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cages. I'm like, okay, this is very aggressive. He also was
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expressing admiration for Hitler, which also with the shaving of the heads all of
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it. I'm like, what was going on? And why is nobody else
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speaking out about this? That was my child? Wouldn't you be pretty concerned?
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I don't know who who's sending their kids to Kanye school? Also,
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so very true, but this guy only seeking damages for distress thirty five thousand
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dollars. You gotta shoot higher, Bud Well. I'm I don't care for
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frivolous lawsuits, but if you're gonna do it, I mean do it right.
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And if you read this entire lawsuit, I gave you just like a
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little tease because I can't I feel gross even reading you all of it.
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Some of the things that he had said. How is he not fully canceled?
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It's mind blowing to me. Well, that's a you know, it's
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a what do you call it. It's a nuanced situation to cancel somebody because
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you know, like I mean, is he playing shows? Not really,
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So he's anybody. Anybody can put music out, any criminal or whatever.
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That's true. Kelly Ripper and Mark and Suelos, you know, they have
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their show Live with Kelly and Mark, and they're apparently on a nice little
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week vacation, so they have like a best of show going on all the
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highlights from the last year. Well, they must not have watched them,
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and whoever's in charge of it must not have been paying too much attention.
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So they just so happened. I mean, three hundred and sixty five days
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a year. They probably have how many shows, and they they happen to
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replay one from last June where Kelly Rippa is just begging Pe Diddy for an
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invitation to be on his yacht. I'm like, did they make it obvious
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that they're replays best of or I don't think so. People are gonna think,
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yeah, if you just tune in, all of a sudden, Kelly
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rip is up there just begging to be didt easy. Yeah, I don't
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know if it's had previously recorded on there or not, and how many people
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would even pay attention, But yeah, the timing of that. What a
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good look? What this has nothing to do with that, but what a
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good looking couple? Oh really? I mean just see all these years later,
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Like we saw a throwback from or I was watching there's that show on
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Hulu called The Dark Side of the two thousands, right, and so it
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showed this flashback of Kelly and that was back when Mark would just fill in.
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Yeah, my god, I thought it was today. It looked the
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exact same they in. They're aging. Honestly, I think they look better
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now in a very odd way. There's a few people that do that you're
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like, gosh, you're just looking better in time. I just I really
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hope that's me one day. Yeah, No, I think you and I
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I think and I will age much like Kelly and Coslos taking Amanda old Kelly.
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And by the way, we did discuss this a little bit earlier off
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air. I like Kelly and Consuelos way better than Kelly at Mark and Kelly.
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Oh, it sounds incredible and what a name. They really missed an
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opportunity. PO will send them an email like in the morning on Big Nutty
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eight points seven. It's what you need to know. Well, we were
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watching, and it looks like a lot of other people were as well.
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I didn't watch it. You didn't watch any of it. Oh, that's
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right. You don't have live TV. I mean you were watching some of
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the highway. Even if I had live TV, I don't think I would
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have. But I did google the score. That's what. Also, Well,
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you cared enough about that. IOWA an LSU's Monday night game average about
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twelve point three million viewers on ESPN. Of course, that was the most
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watched women's college basketball game ever, but it also was one of the most
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viewed games in any sport this year other than football, of course, that's
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always going to be the exception. Yeah, I mean, listen, they
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earned it. You know, they built the storyline going back to last year.
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You've got like Caitlin Clark, maybe the best ever in that sport,
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going against the team that beat her, and there was a lot of taunting
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going on, so you got kind of the villain in the storyline. You
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know. They are honestly on social media has blown so out of proportion,
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just kind of annoying to me. It's like, why are you doing this,
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like pitying these women against each other so hard they do it. I
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mean, it's and it's entertainment, Like I love it. I'm all about
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it. I mean, that's what's gonna get people to watch. Nobody's gonna
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watch just because like it's women. You know, you want to support women,
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of course, But I found in entertainment and arts, Amanda, nobody
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owes you their viewership, you know what I mean, Or owes you to
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listen to your new music, you know what I mean. Like, as
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a guy in a band, you would think if I worked on an album
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and put it out, all of my friends and family would listen. And
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but they don't. You know. I'll talk to good friends or family and
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they're like, I'm like, oh, did you hear the new song we
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put out? And they're like, oh no, what was that again?
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Who what? It's like saying it's entertainment, Like nobody owes them to watch
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it unless they're putting a product out there that makes people want to watch.
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And they've done so. So very cool. Yeah, they had an article
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yesterday about like the recruiting class of it would have been twenty twenty of all
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of the girls that are in there right now, and there's like six of
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them that are just hot to trot right now in the NCAA. So that's
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pretty awesome. Can you imagine setting sail twenty one day? Cruise got a
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cost a good chunk of money. I mean, this is like a like
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once in a lifetime. It's down in Africa too, But I mean,
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I will say cruises are generally a pretty good bang for your buck forgetting I
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mean, for what you get, it's pretty good. Well, there's scriput
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passengers who were reportedly left on an African island. You probably saw this by
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now, by their cruise liner, but they are planning to return to the
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ship. So the passengers were originally supposed to reboard on Monday, but the
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ship could not dock safely due to the weather. So what ended up happening
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is they were late to board the ship and then the ship was trying to
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get to them, but the way the weather was, they couldn't redock.
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So the pictures and images everything looks kind of like, hey, why aren't
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you letting them on even though you're kind of right there, Yeah, you're
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right there. I mean, at least throw one of those little uh lifes
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pull them up. But I guess typically guests are responsible for their travel costs
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to get to the next island or wherever the stop is. Norwegian Cruise Line
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did say because it was due to weather. We're getting everybody who was look
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behind to where they're seemed to go. Looking at the people, the pictures
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of them, you could just tell they were just ready to post on Facebook
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and leave some bound. We're already sitting down for interviews like hey, we're
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stranded on this island, which yeah, that would suck, but also you
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got me on time goes back to when you were a kid on field trips.
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You gotta be back to the bus at this time. Otherwise we're leaving
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without you. Sorry. And also, kids, I don't think they're gonna
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leave without you, but you got you're gonna need to be that. We
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went to the state capitol in sixth grade. Friend of mine named Timmy.
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You wasn't there. Now. I haven't seen him since now he's just on
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the Senate on the Senate floor hanging out to the governor. Yes, all
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right. The Commission voted unanimously yesterday to Grand seven to one. Collective and
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Jade presents a conditional use permit to bring a new concert venue and outdoor event
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space near downtown. Now, the Planning Commission brought up a couple of concerns
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pedestrian safety, safety and parking. Estimated attendants about two thousand people would require
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about seven hundred and sixty parking spots, so they say that some of these
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people are going to have to use shuttle services ride share. Also, the
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railroad track is kind of by there, so they talked about putting up a
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fence barrier. But ultimately they did say that they'll have that conditional use permit.
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They are going to have to file for like three or four other permits,
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including noise permits as they go through the process, but currently there isn't
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like a loud noise. There's like a noise you have limit. So at
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ten pm Monday through Thursday, you gotta shut her down at eleven pm on
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Fridays and Saturdays, I guess Sundays we're not allowed to have live entertainment.
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What's the lord today? Now? That's cool. It's right next to Farkar
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Brewing where Jade had been doing outdoor concerts. I know so because my Bandmandlow
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Standards played there opening for world famous rock band Puddle of Mutt last summer,
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and that space is really really cool because they I was wondering how are they
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going to have this done? Because they said this venue is going to be
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up and running by summer, that's their hopes. But it's really outdoor space,
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so they just have to create a stage and then pop up tens for
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the lines or wherever. Right. Oh yeah, festival grounds pretty pretty low
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maintenance. So I keep refreshing my email for an invitation to play there this
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summer. So I'll let you know, disgusting, you are not hoking that
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right now? Did you already send an email to Jade asking if you could
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be like the opening acts. I got to kick it off in style.
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I mean, who better, You're already kicking off happy Har's real fest.
20:45
I know, got a lot going on, but when you're in the band,
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you by the way still and I don't know why it brings me Jolly's
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the person on Facebook who said I didn't know he was really in a band
20:56
And some people just have their head in the sand, and that's okay.
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I think you're just joking about I'm not joking at all. I get some
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facade. No, my god, we just had our ten year anniversary show.
21:06
Who would know? Who would have predicted that ten years ago that we
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would just now be hitting our peak. I mean, it's really it's remarkable.
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It is. I'm I'm here for it. Yeah, okay, every
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single time you bring it up seemed to be all right. Weather today it
21:21
is going to be sunny. But Wendy, I have about fifty one,
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get a Manda in the morning, Get up on dig seven, Amanda.
21:29
You got young kids, So this is a more so a warning for you.
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But I saw this viral TikTok, this mom making this crazy proclamation that
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it is okay to send your kids to school in stained clothing. Absolutely,
21:42
Apparently there's a belief out there that your kids got to have their best cutest
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outed on every single day. She's got a three year old, and I
21:48
know you do too, so I mean, like, tell me, what
21:51
are what are the odds about eddy clothes that aren't stained? That's hilarious.
21:55
Yes, So of course when you first have a kid, you have like
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this vision. There's so many cute outfits, all of that stuff, which
22:02
yes, I love to buy for occasions and doing different things. But it
22:06
wasn't until I found this spray. Tutsis carries it. It's like a messy
22:10
eater spray is what it's called. And so because a lot of clothes are
22:14
light colored, it's just kind of the vibe right now, and so you
22:17
can spray that on and get the stain off. It's like instantly. But
22:19
I will tell you this, when your kids go to daycare and they're doing
22:23
all of the painting, their clothes are always a disaster. And I'm doing
22:27
laundry all the time because I do like to try to keep them clean,
22:30
but I have no issues if there's a stain on them they're going to school
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in it. Well that's what she says, you want to clean the clothes.
22:34
Of course, don't you know have spaghetti hanging off their T shirt.
22:37
I have the opposite situation. So Briggs remember the infamous blue tank top that
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he wore pretty much all summers. Yeah, so he has a Guttenberg Iowa
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T shirt that is blue, and this little boy wants to wear it every
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single day. And so Nick and I was laugh because you don't. I
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mean sometimes right now, Nick, right, who knows what's going on in
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our house? He tries to let them get ready on their own. He
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wants to wear the same shirt all of the time, and I'll wash it
23:07
at night, but he might wear it three days in a row. I
23:10
don't care. And you exactly like just a big Iowa guy. Huh,
23:15
huge Guttenburg ey supporting the town. Yes, big river rat that kid,
23:19
Oh jeez. But and I don't care what people think. I have made
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a couple of comments like hey, to the teachers and stuff everyone, So
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I'm like, Mom's washing that just so you know, you know, just
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so you don't think it's like, hey, we're not Oh my god,
23:33
that Amanda just sends our kid to school in it same shirt. Sure,
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and over and over again. It really goes for you know when they get
23:38
older, because it's such a big deal. Remember when you were a kid,
23:41
what you were wearing. I hated it, hated it, But there
23:45
was so much thought that went into are you wearing the cool thing, the
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right thing? Are people gonna judge you? Oh? My god, did
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I wear this shirt? Like within a week? You imagine, imagine the
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horror. Oh my daughter, who is now five, I'll come home and
23:57
I'll be wearing like the same something from the day before and she's like,
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Mom, you wore that yesterday. Mom, you just wore that. I'm
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like, it's okay, Like you can wear that, I know at five.
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The fact that she even has the wherewithal to go, Mom, I
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wore that last Tuesday. Yeah, and you're gonna wear it this Tuesday and
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maybe even the next tuesday like a Manda in the morning. Come on,
24:19
get up on big. A lot of people regret the tattoos they get,
24:25
But this guy got a tattoo so regrettable he's now been criminally charged. How
24:30
is that possible? I mean, it's your body right now that I've got
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you, You've got me. Don't for seeve with the story this guy got
24:38
a tattoo in the middle of the night, drunk stupid. First of all,
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right, what are you seeing? How many people do that? And
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that there are I guess they're probably thinking, yeah, chud ching, But
24:47
there should be a rule. I think some people do kind of like turn
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you away, like they won't give it a tattoo to you. The professionals,
24:53
Well, this person had no issue giving him a waffle House restaurant.
24:59
Low go on the man's calf, middle of the night, guy's hammered,
25:03
so gets the waffle house tattoo. Whatever. Okay, I mean I still
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don't know why there'd be any legal punishment here. Well, when it came
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time to pay, he must have sobered up in the amount of time that
25:15
it took him to get the tattoo, because he realized he didn't want the
25:17
tattoo and he didn't want to pay for it, especially so the guy,
25:21
after an argument, ditched out on the tatto, which is only two hundred
25:23
and fifty dollars. So now a judge has ordered him to pay a total
25:27
of six hundred and seventy five dollars. Are we going to interest here?
25:30
Well, I mean, yeah, you gotta pack for all these years in
25:33
the cord costs and things like that, but and you still are tattoo free,
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right I am. I go back and forth about getting one. I
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would want something that is meaningful. I also kind of don't want it on
25:44
a place that I'm that only I can see. So I've always thought,
25:47
like my foot or I don't know, but everybody says it's a little tender
25:49
to do on your foot and then maybe it'll rub off when you wear shoes.
25:53
You have to probably redo that one. Yeah, well, it's it's
25:56
one of those things that's kind of catchwright to where you know you want a
26:00
tattoo, it's like, Okay, you don't want it to be maybe super
26:02
visible, But then at the same time, it's like, well, then
26:03
what's the plenty of getting it as if you can't really see it, or
26:07
cause it's money, you know, Yeah, I get some people spend a
26:08
lot of money on tattoos. I got one tattoo and it was a meaningful
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one after my friend had passed away, and after that I thought I was
26:15
just gonna like kind of keep going and get like a whole sleeve. Maybe.
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Nope. To this day, it's the only tattoo I have. Yeah,
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interesting you say that, because that's also I don't feel like I have
26:23
an addictive personnelity. I think I could just get one, but that right,
26:27
I have a girlfriend who I never would have thought would have ever had
26:30
a tattoo, and she is full on, like she has like three of
26:34
them now and just obsessed with them. Really, that's what they say,
26:37
once you get one, you can't stop. Now. I don't know,
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and I just don't know what to get at the same time, because the
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one I did get was meaningful, like you said. But at the same
26:47
time, I don't want it just to be like a walking memorial every time
26:51
somebody I know dies, you know what I mean. I want to be
26:52
able to get something that's sort of just fun and philly. But then then
26:56
what would be fun until So I was gonna do something in honor of my
27:00
mom, like I have her signature. So I had it actually put on
27:04
a picture and so that's in Sydney's room and I'm like, okay, I
27:07
have that where it says xox O Mama. So I'm like, maybe this
27:11
is something like later in life, Sydney and I would get some sort of
27:15
tattoo and create a generational situation. But as of right now, I don't
27:18
have the desire. I have a couple of friends who have like their kids
27:22
have something, you know, regarding them. But would you ever, because
27:26
I know you're a huge fan of low standards, would you rather be like
27:29
the logo or we talked about doing that, we did talk about I would
27:32
totally do that. That'd be all about that because that's something that like,
27:34
I know, I wouldn't unless we had some big falling out. But even
27:37
then, it's still it's been a huge part of your life, and it's
27:40
your buddies so and your brother. It's not like it's you know, we
27:45
should do that. I'm gonna I'm gonna get I'm gonna fire up the old
27:48
group message Pike, see what the guys think. What do you want one
27:49
too? Is that we're driving. I'm just wondering, we've had quite quite
27:53
some time together on big ninety points. Are you thinking of a p and
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a logo? I mean, that's a little bit more fresh, but the
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ninety eight point seven, so I just get that. I mean, everybody
28:03
put that going on eleven years now. It feels like a rear end piece