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Friday's Show · Podcast - Big 98.7

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  Well, heads up if you plan to do any air travel. There's a
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  new air travel trend. Oh yeah, as taken the internet by storms,
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  celebrities even getting in on it. Are you familiar with raw dogging? No,
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  just kinda raw dogging is essentially it went viral not that long ago when
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  one user on TikTok posted that he was quote raw dogging of flight, meaning
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  that through his very lengthy flight over ten hours, he did not listen to
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  music, He did not listen to podcasts, he did not watch a movie.
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  He simply stared at the flight map. That's it raw dogging. Wow.
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  Some flights don't even have the flight map on him, so in that
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  case you're talking back of the seat in front of him. Yeah. People
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  are using this as some sort of strength or test of their will and determination.
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  People are bragging. Jared Letto just jumped in. He had a seventeen
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  hour flight. He claims to ever raw dogged. See, And for me,
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  I'm not taking that lung of a flight. Being able to do that,
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  I very easily raw dog it from here to Denver. I have no
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  issue your choice. Yeah, why, Typically I'm with the kids, so
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  that's interaction enough. But I'm not listening to anything or watching anything. I
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  can't even raw dog waiting at the terminal. Really no, I mean,
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  and I'm always the one that's last minute downloading like podcast episodes or music or
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  trying to get something on Netflix or something, and like hoping the Wi Fi
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  signal in the airplane before we take off is enough to download it. I
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  spend if I'm getting on a flight, by the time I get everybody organized
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  with their snacks, stickers, whatever it is, then but I like them
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  to fall asleep. We try, you know, typically they do. And
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  then I'm looking at the menu. I'm like, oh, should I get
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  a snag? I always get a cocktail. That is an industry, you
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  know, to look through the menu like, and then you get to have
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  looked at it like seven times exactly that's enough. Yeah, And then by
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  the time you get your drink, you finish it. It's like, ah,
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  do I have time for another one? Maybe? Maybe not. Usually
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  have to get up to go to the bathroom, and again it's an hour
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  and a half light and then all of a sudden, we're we're a set
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  descending. That's nothing, you know, hour and a half flight, I
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  mean exactly, Child's plays like car ride. People commute that to work every
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  day. That's not wrong, but seventeen hours. I mean, I'm I'm
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  so bad that. Let's say I download a podcast. I have a hard
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  time just listening to the podcast. I need to be like visually reading something
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  or looking at something at the same time. Yeah. I also enjoy kind
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  of people watching. It's very uncomfortable, like I'll be watching somebody's sleep just
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  out. I don't know, it was a nice, normal thing, you
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  said. Yeah, I mean it's just interesting. Yeah you ever try like
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  tickle in the person in front of you. No, but there's grins and
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  giggles. There's nothing worse than you know, somebody's head bobin towards you.
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  Oh nice to you. Yeah, you just like, oh please don't.
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  I just put my arm around him and snuggle him in. Come on over,
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  soldier. We're all in this together. And every once in a while,
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  if I am like with one of the kids and I meant somebody else's
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  in the aisle or in the seat, whatever section we are, I like
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  a good chat. I'm like kind of the fatty cat. See. I
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  don't know if that counts as raw dogging, though, I think the idea
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  is that you just don't indulge in anything, anything that would help pass the
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  time. Conversations included all right, I also love a good window seat where
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  I can see if I can get a good sunset, one of those legendary
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  sunsets in the clouds, well, best view, that's for sure. Like
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  it Amanda in the Morning, Big ninety eight point seven, No, Amanda
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  stills the seat. Let's see bad news. Yesterday's Sherry Duvall passed away.
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  She was seventy five years old. Of course, an iconic actress, especially
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  in the seventies and eighties with hit movies like The Shining Popeye. Her family
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  said the cause of death was you to complications of diabetes. What was your
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  favorite Shelley Duvall? The thing probably The Shining. Yeah, i'man iconic for
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  sure. I liked her in Popeye. You ever see it. I'm trying
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  to remember her in Popeye because Pope, I'm thinking card Tooo. Sorry this
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  you're the one that before we went on the air said that she was in
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  Popeye. I know, and then I was like thinking, like, when,
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  where what was she in pop Was there a live action Popeye had to
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  have been full disclosure haven't seen Popeye all righty. The ongoing manslaughter trial for
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  Alec Baldwin in New Mexico is still happening, and it was revealed that another
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  actor Jensen Acles never heard of this guy terrible name, also had live ammunition
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  in his gun on this set. It was in his holster, suggesting basically
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  that Alec Baldwin might not have been aware either that that was happening. The
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  thing that we all keep asking is why would there ever be live ammunition?
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  That's like the number one thing. Second thing is is Alec Baldwin was like
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  a director, kind of part of the product. Of course he knew that
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  there was going to be some sort of live ammunition. Also, there was
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  an armorer on set who, by the way, was found guilty of manslaughter
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  since to eighteen months in prison. He, by the way, is supposed
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  to be testifying soon. So it's going to be interesting to see how this
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  all plays out. They did yesterday, I guess display some dummy AMMO next
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  to not dummy EMMO. Looks the exact same, So why wouldn't you just
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  use the knot no kidding, Let's just go with the dummy all around.
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  Please look at this nineteen to eighty Popeye Live action film starring Robin Williams as
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  Popeye. Oh, Shelley Devall, of course is olive oil. Even at
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  Ray Walston as poop Deck Pappy. You still haven't seen good old Popeye.
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  No, I do not remember that. Travis Kelcey dish that. Of course,
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  he apparently paid for the suite, and I've got questions about that.
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  Here in a second for the Super Bowl for his girl Taylor Spift. Of
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  course, his family was in there as well, but now on Netflix and
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  I have not watched it yet. Receiver is on. Yeah, so I
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  guess he is on the sideline socking to George Kittle during this because he's a
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  part of the receiver. And he basically said, yeah, I could set
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  you back about three million dollars, And that's when everybody went, did he
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  drop three million dollars for taying them to be there? I still have so
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  many questions as to whether they go Dutch for everything, or oh, she's
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  just paying for it all. She's got it right, I think, Or
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  is he like I'll do honey, I'll get I'll put in a mill,
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  you pay the two mill because you gotta think I mean Blake, Lively,
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  Landa del Ray, I Spice. I mean, there were so many celebrities
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  in that suite, So do they all just be like, hey, yea,
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  I'll drop fifty K, I'll do that much. How much works?
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  I know? I mean even for reference, the budget for the nineteen eighty
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  pop Eye movie was twenty million. Wow. Really so even more so than
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  the and that was forty years ago. If you were to cast Travis Kelcey
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  and Taylor Swift in the Popeye movie, who would they be? Olim Popeye
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  Da that's rest fair? Yeah, I don't know. I mean, I
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  think for his ego, it's like, yeah, you want to pay.
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  But at some point, though, you gotta be like, all right,
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  you know, Daddy's like I'm going to retire in a year or two.
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  She's gonna be doing this for who knows how forever. I mean absolutely,
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  there's just gotta be a little a little bit more taken because and I feel
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  bad. What do you feel bad about it? Just because you know he
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  probably wants so bad to just be like I got this girl, I got
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  this. Well, then just date a normal normal lady, go to Aldi
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  or go where do you word to ladies? Like to go. Where do
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  they like to go? Name a store? I don't know. You got
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  me? You got me stuck in Aldie and I'm an Aldie girl. So
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  there, you take a minute in the morning. Seven ready, I'm ready.
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  Roddy means one thing. Some hypothetical situations we get back and forth.
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  Just absolute meat grinders. Tell what do you do? Well? They are
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  aren't they? Meat grinders? Is similar to being in a meat grinder.
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  Well, this is going to be a real roller coaster of emotions for you.
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  Okay, you're out for a nice little jog when all of a sudden
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  boof a man appears and says, pike, you have two options here.
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  They are one you can go to space for one month, or two you
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  have to go to the bottom of the ocean for one month. You will
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  survive no matter what, But you have to pick one a soap pike.
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  Okay, pretty simple, But hey, I like it, and I got
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  a quick answer. What do you do? It's space? Really, I
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  just imagine bottom of the ocean. What what can you really see? For
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  me? That would feel more I'd feel more suffocated. I feel like,
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  yeah, because you're gonna again I have to go back to you'd probably be
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  in like a titan submissile, like one of those kind of situations. Yeah,
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  but I'm gonna survive, it's not going to implode on me, right,
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  But you'd be in just such a close quarters where I feel like floating
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  around. I don't know, Oh I'm floating, well, wouldn't you.
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  I'm picturing myself in a spaceship. Yeah, but you're still floating them in
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  the rocket. Yeah, it'd be and I by myself. Because this sounds
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  like more of a punishment. It's not an ideal space. I mean,
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  unless you happen to be floating by a planet, but with the vastness of
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  space, it's just unlikely you Really, I could see space in about two
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  minutes and be like, yeah, that's good. Like most things, like
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  most tourist attractions and sites, it's just like you see it, you're like,
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  Okay, there you go, cool, got it. Okay, We're
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  going to Italy next month, you know, and we're going to see like
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  the coliseum and these things like that. It's I just imagine myself going,
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  yeah, there it is, okay, let's go get one. I think
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  it's because you've seen pictures of everything, But do you go back to your
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  very first time going to Vegas. Yeah, I about died, like I
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  could not believe. I about died too, but for different reasons. It
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  was my twenty first birthday, and I remember just like landing and just thinking,
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  I mean it was like my Disney World. I couldn't believe it.
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  Oh it's the best. And I mean that does get Vegas. You know,
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  once you've been in the casinos, it's like it's just all a big
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  casino, you know, right, once you've seen it. But once you
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  I feel like the coliseum or something like that is just like that awe struck
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  for at least a little while. Anyway, Okay, so you go to
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  space. I'll go to space. All right, I'll go to space.
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  Okay, Amanda. Your husband Nick leaves you a note one day as you're
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  leaving for work. It says on the envelope, Amanda, it's written in
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  blood. Ike, like, oh what is this? What could this be?
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  He says, I want to make an offer for you for Friday night.
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  I'm gonna I've got a babysitter for the kids. You and I are
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  staying home, and we're going to role play one film your choice. So,
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  Amanda, and it's written in blood. The letter is that just your
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  name on the front, its pen on the inside. What do you do
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  any movie? So right away my mind went to Ghost. The pottery scene
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  in Ghost is like, oh that so you know I haven't seen dies?
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  Okay it comes back, so there's not It doesn't have a happy end,
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  Dame. You wouldn't have to die though, or he wouldn't have you know
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  what I mean? So far into the role got it? I could just
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  do like a clip of the scene. Well, you can really do whatever
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  you want. It's just you're going to be in character. You can make
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  it what you want. I could be Demi Moore and he could be Patrick
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  Sways, again, you're not going into their bodies. It's just role playing
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  you clearly you're going into a body. Well, I mean that's the idea
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  of this whole thing. That's I'm going. That's what's happening where I'm gone.
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  That was where my head took me. That's where I'm Okay, you're
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  gonna do Ghost. My husband's probably listening you right now and going, what
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  you're gonna get home, Dane. There's gonna be a whole pottery things set
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  out the whole spindle in the honey wish you get all this clay? Is
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  that? It? Is that? A killing in the kitchen? Oh gosh,
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  all right, Pike. Unfortunately this time you passed. What but yeah're
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  coming back? What what do you mean this time? Oh? Like last
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  time, you didn't die. Oh this time you dead. But you get
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  to come back. You get up to the pearly gates and they say you
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  can go back, just not as a human. You get to pick whatever
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  you want to come back. So Pike, hm, anything you want to
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  be just not human? What do you do? Doesn't have to be an
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  animal? Look at you. I've got all kinds of wild ideas. Oh
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  I'd like to be the one hundred and fifty yard marker on the eighteenth hole
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  of Augusta National Oh wow, just be a wooden post. Nobody can ever
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  hurt me. I don't have to worry about getting food or anything because I
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  just would might have the best seed in the house to watch your favorite area.
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  What would you do with the rest of the time, Just be a
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  wooden post, wood stuff? You know? Yeah, I guess collect for
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  one time a year. That's would give you enough jollies to get to the
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  next, the course operates all year. Yeah, that's Truely, be watching
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  like members play, which wouldn't be admittedly as exciting, but it'd be something
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  interesting. Alright. But then I wouldn't have to worry about dying. I
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  mean, I guess eventually they'll probably cut you down or burn you or whatever.
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  Something. You gotta make it a little rusted out, all right,
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  Amanda, you're up. A man appears. It's it's Popeye. Okay.
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  Popeye appears and he says, Amanda, does he do that? Are?
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  Oh? Yeah, he's he's chugging spinach. He goes. Here's the deal.
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  We're gonna give you a ten question quiz that is based off one single
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  topic. Now, if you don't get one on this quiz, I'm taking
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  your kids. Jeez, I'm taking your kids. You have to ace this
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  quiz. The topic. It's your choice. So Amanda, oh my gosh,
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  ten questions. Ten questions. Don't know what they're gonna be, but
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  you gotta ace it. What do you do? Oh? My first thought
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  went to wine. But I don't know if I'm are you I'm not even
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  sure if I'm a kind of swere of that? Ah? Ten questions?
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  You got to be very confident about whatever this is. I know what what
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  what else comes to mind? What is your expertise? Would you say,
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  oh gosh, Bikene, Yeah, they're going to be gone the ABC's I
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  mean, but then it's like, do they get into the origin of the
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  letters? No, that's true, that's true, not just what comes next?
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  Name the first ten letters? Even then, how don't know if I
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  could do the ABC's backwards, how many times? Even if it was,
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  how many times would you have to proofread that? Just going like, am
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  I screwing this up? A million? Well? You know you get to
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  l M N O P. It's like it could be you could mess it
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  up. You got to pick one topic. You're on the right track getting
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  something that would be like so easy. Yeah, oh yeah, yeah.
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  Let's go myself. Can I can I give a ten question? Ten questions
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  about myself? I can't screw that up. Possibly. I mean, there's
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  things you've done you probably don't quite remember. I mean, ok, it's
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  a question six and it's about Amanda in the morning on SIG. This is
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  exactly what Nathan's hot dog eating contest needed, right because you know this year,
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  on the fourth of July, he was Joey Chestnut was not in it,
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  right, Okay, so I had heard reports that he was about to
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  get back into it, like there was no way he would have missed it.
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  No, he took part in another eating competition, not the famous nathan'st
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  This was like a plant based hot dog or something that he signed out.
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  Okay, So the contest took place as it did, and some guy won
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  that we don't know. However, now there's some drama. There is an
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  accusation that one of the contestants cheated. Let me hide a hot dog.
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  Some were well that, oh, I don't know. Instead of eating,
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  and he check his sleeves. Why is he wearing a dress shirt. It's
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  just got ten hot dogs loaded up in his sleep. No, Nick Weary
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  is a contestant's name. Now Nick took fourth place, so he wasn't the
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  winner. So this is the scandal With a fourth place person, it still
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  matters, okay, integrity of the event one of America's great past times.
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  So he finished with fifty one point seventy five hot dogs and getting over fifty.
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  Getting over fifty is a prestigious accomplishment in this hot dog eating contest world.
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  Getting over five should be well, I mean it's all deluded because Joey
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  Chestnut was housing seventy no problem, right, Okay, so this guy finishes
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  with fifty one point seventy five. But upon further review and after some complaints
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  from other contestants, it was discovered that Nick Weary was moving around empty plates
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  to make it appear that he ate more hot than he actually did. So
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  this is a little confusing to me because I don't know what their system is.
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  But wouldn't you think somebody is sitting there counting his hot dogs like that
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  should be one person's job because you're just watching that. You're watching him insert
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  the hot dogs. Yep, as soon as it goes down, counting a
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  random plate that would go by. Right. Well, apparently they are because
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  he took a plate from one of the other contestants and moved it over to
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  his area, meaning that there was five extra hot dogs that were counted for
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  him when really he only ate forty six point seventy five. So where would
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  that put him? Then? Would he have even made it to fourth place?
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  He still would have got fourth place? Yeah, okay, yeah,
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  that's either way. I'm trying to draw this drum this up to be this
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  huge controversy and I'm really putting holes in the story you are. I'm nothing
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  would have changed. He still would have gone fourth, but you know,
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  he wouldn't been over that prestigious fifty. He wouldn't be in the fifty plus
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  club. And it's just once again, it's just the integrity of it.
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  So this guy, he's accepted his punishment, although he does contend that he
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  didn't actually cheat. I'm sorry, what is this punishment? He's only gonna
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  be counted for forty six point seven by hot dogs? He's not getting like
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  he's not getting like hot dogs thrown at him or anything. Can we get
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  like a good can we get a good punishment? You get a good hot
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  dogging it was getting stoned in medieval times, or yeah, you're just getting
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  whipped with hot dogs. I gotta hurt. It doesn't sound half bad like
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  a man in the morning. Come on, get up on big And if
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  you've been on a vacation a man, you just probably experienced this. You
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  might experience something called travel depression. This, oh, come on. You
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  know you know the feeling after coming home from a trip, which is something
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  like you're so excited for this trip, for so long, almost the point
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  where I've kind of thought that the build up is more exciting than the actual
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  trip, wouldn't you say, See, it's always like the first couple of
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  days of vacation, so great, excuse me. But for instance, I
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  was off for about a week and it was already on like Sunday ish Monday,
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  coming back to work on Thursday, that I was already starting to get
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  like that anxiety of my vacation's already over. And so those last couple of
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  days you almost like ruin it because you're you're like your anticipation of it being
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  or right, you're no longer the first day. Like I go to Vegas
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  quite a bit, and it's that first day you're there, you're at the
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  pool, you're gambling, it's like there's nothing, You're just at your best.
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  You're just this loose, freewheeling vacation er. But then the last day
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  you're right, you get the email to check into your flight and you're just
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  like stressed out. You can't be that. You're like, you gotta hold
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  back a little because I gotta leave in the morning. Well, they call
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  it travel depression. It pretty much starts there. And then when you get
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  home, you just feel this low. You go from this high high to
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  this low because it's like, well what now, you know that's over.
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  Well, there's a travel expert demanded, Oh, has a couple of ways
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  to fight travel depression. Hit me with it. Well. Number one,
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  clean your house. We tried cleaning your house. Actually, I will tell
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  you this, this was really awesome. Our friends over at super Cleaning,
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  we have them come in once a month and going into a full commercial.
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  Why they came over on Wednesday and I had forgot that that was like our
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  cleaning appointment and it was so nice rolling in after vacation and I'm like,
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  I really have nothing to do here other than to do a load of laundry.
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  Oh yeah, And that's it when you've already got a mess and and
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  you're staring at a suitcase that you need to unpack and laundry. But sometimes
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  you forget what you left your home, like you know what I mean.
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  It's like it was the bedmaid did I do this? Or you know,
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  we forgot to take the garbage out that reeks. No, that's like one
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  of the first things I do when I leave the house. Definitely needed.
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  Yeah, cleaning your house. I say, it's one of the great forms
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  of therapy. Also, to fight travel depression, create an album of your
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  favorite photos and videos from the trip. Oh, I feel like I do
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  that all the time. Yeah, I mean your phone does it for you.
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  I know you have a you know, what's your phone again, I'm
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  an Android. Oh that's right, the old Galaxy. I don't know if
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  it does it like an iPhone where it creates memories for you and it really
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  does a nice job, like puts all the photos in, adds nice touching
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  music. It's really sweet, and it'll just show it to you like,
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  hey, we thought you'd want this little album from your trip. That is
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  nice. But yeah, it is tough to get back into the swing of
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  things after you've been on a nice little guess, especially if you have like
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  a group text going with the people you went on vacation. It's good to
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  like, you know, kind of somebody will a week later. You'll just
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  be sitting at work on Wednesday and they'll send a you know, a reference
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  to something from the trip, a little inside joke or a photo. Funny
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  you talk to somebody, like if you are going on a trip with a
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  group of people, the anticipate the amount that you're talking all the time,
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  and then all of a sudden, it's like it just like wisps, I
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  know. And then it's like, is somebody gonna bring this back? And
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  sometimes two or three months later it's like, oh, yeah, remember you
• 23:04
  guys we ran on this trip together. Years later, yeah, I went.
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  You know, on trips where the Bachelor parties especially, they'd always start
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  a snapchat group. Oh yeah, and so there'd be a lot of people,
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  you know, but then there'd be the random like relative or people you
• 23:17
  have no idea that's the last time you'll ever see them, but you're in
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  the snapchat group forever. Oh it's good times. Also, she suggests reminding
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  yourself nothing is permanent, which is like a weird, ominous suggestion. You
• 23:30
  know, nothing's permanent a minute, got it. That's a good, good
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  tip. And then also she said it's okay if you need to cry.
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  Oh I did cry. I will admit I did cry on Wednesday. Oh
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  god. I were sitting on the pontoon and Lance Pants had the kids and
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  they were on the four wheeler and it was just like that moment I was
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  sitting there and I just started crying. I called Nick I'm like, why
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  am I crying? He's like, I don't know, You're gonna be back
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  the lake in thirty six hours. But it was one of those I don't
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  know, it was just kind of like, gosh, it was just really
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  nice to like have that time. Well you did leave the kids at the
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  lake, right, No, they're with me. Oh that was that was
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  a week. That was like a week two weeks ago. Okay, but
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  never mind. And then final final tip, this is a good one.
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  I like this. Just plan your next vacation, right, Just have something
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  else to look forward to, even if it's a year later, eight months
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  later, You're not wrong. Just get it on the books. You always
• 24:23
  gotta have something to look forward. That's what life is about for me.
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  Anyway. I don't know if that's correct or not. I'm with you,
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  Yeah, what do you got? What you got coming out? What are
• 24:32
  you looking forward to? Well? Today, hopefully just be back at the
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  Lake Pike in a minute in the morning on Big Nut eight pointnding. Now
• 24:45
  here's what you need to know. Well, it was a day we will
• 24:48
  never forget. And the Fargo Police Department will be holding a ceremony to commemorate
• 24:52
  the one year anniversary of the shooting that occurred on July fourteenth of last year.
• 24:56
  The ceremony will honor the sacrifice and heroic actions of Fargo Please Officer Jake
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  Wi Leene, as well as other members of the Fargo Police Department and Fire
• 25:03
  Department. The event will be on Sunday at four pm at the City Commission
• 25:07
  Chambers in the Fargo City Hall. The public is invited. You can also
• 25:10
  live stream it. It'll be on the City of Fargo social media sites.
• 25:12
  If you just go to fargod dot gov, backslash streaming, you'll be able
• 25:17
  to watch it there. The first press conference of the year for a president,
• 25:22
  Biden didn't do as much as I think a lot of people had hoped
• 25:25
  he did. I guess there were some moments. I guess we could say
• 25:29
  if there was foreign policy discussions and they were making sense. But right out
• 25:34
  of the gates during this special report last night, I think we all went
• 25:38
  no, no, no, no, you didn't listen. Yeah, they
• 25:41
  asked him what it was. Basically, they're suggesting that if he were to
• 25:45
  back out and Kamala Harris had to take over, why does he think that
• 25:48
  she would be fit? I wouldn't have picked Vice President Trump to be vice
• 25:52
  president? Do I think she was not qualified to be president? So let's
• 25:56
  start there. I mean wild, I mean, I've never what it Trump
• 26:00
  and Kamala Harris side by side, but I mean I can see where maybe
• 26:03
  there's confusion, plot twist. The parties have collaborated. It's President Biden dual
• 26:10
  ticket yet and Trump. You guys decide who you want to be for.
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  I mean, listen to I just can't now stand watching these press conferences because
• 26:18
  the questions all of them were very much like, hey, you acknowledge that
• 26:22
  you're probably too old to do this, and everybody pretty much agrees, even
• 26:26
  in your own party. And he would just sidestep it and go into something
• 26:30
  about creating jobs, which every presidential you know, candidate ever, it's like
• 26:36
  nobody's created more jobs. I created two thousand jobs this week. What did
• 26:40
  you push a button and do that? It's just like well, and then
• 26:42
  just like for me, it was the trailing off and the mumbling, I'm
• 26:45
  like, wait, where are we going here? What just happened? And
• 26:48
  getting off track. After the press conference, at least three more Democratic members
• 26:52
  of the House of Representatives called for biding a step down from the race.
• 26:55
  It'll be interesting to see if anything happens. I personally do not see that
• 27:00
  happening. I really don't. He seems like he just wants to hold his
• 27:04
  ground. Nobody asks a good question. They're like, well, you might
• 27:07
  feel that way now, but do you feel that in one year, in
• 27:10
  two years and three years, that you're still going to be able to get
• 27:12
  the job done? Like he says, I don't know. You know,
• 27:15
  It's just it's kind of like you and me. It's like when when he
• 27:18
  says a sentence without screwing up, it's like, oh, bad, wait
• 27:21
  to go, I'm bad. That's me every day. Also, last night,
• 27:25
  I forgot these were on the Spies. We're on last night. Patrick
• 27:27
  Mahomes won the award for Best Athlete. Caitlin Clark took home two awards,
• 27:32
  of course, best College Athlete in Women's Sports and the award for the best
• 27:36
  record breaking performance for becoming NCAA Division one all times leading scorer of course in
• 27:42
  women's basketball. Yeah right, yeah, that's impressive. I didn't watch the
• 27:47
  I didn't watch the event. Yeah. I saw a couple of the clips
• 27:51
  of Serena and Venus Williams doing the presenting and dissing the kicker from the chiefs
• 27:56
  Oh Harrison, butker butt Kert. Yeah what a last name? But her
• 28:00
  oh childish? All right, weather today it is going to be hot high.
• 28:04
  You have ninety two looking ahead at your weekend forecast. Either get in
• 28:08
  the water or drink a lot of water. Tomorrow is going to be ninety
• 28:11
  four and ninety on Sunday a minute in the morning, big ninety eight points
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  seven. You gotta appreciate the honesty here from this dad who had the bravery
• 28:19
  to go online and complain about something that you're really not going to hear many
• 28:22
  people do. He said, you know, he's a new dad, okay,
• 28:26
  So he's got young kids, okay, And he said one thing bothers
• 28:29
  him. Before becoming a parent, he said, I expected that playing with
• 28:33
  the child would be you know, quite enjoyable. It'd be a lot of
• 28:34
  fun. But now that he's done it, he said, it's just so
• 28:37
  incredibly boring. What this is his direct quote, stop it. This is
• 28:42
  a dad. This is a natural dad. He said, I really have
• 28:45
  to try hard to seem interested and not give away that I'd rather be doing
• 28:49
  something else, you know, like playing ball. But you got to hold
• 28:52
  back ninety percent or pushing toy cars around. He said, it's just boring.
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  Now, wow, I digest that. Yeah, this is uh,
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  this is kind of a slap in the face. Wow. Okay, Well,
• 29:07
  I mean there's times where you're doing it you're like, okay, let's
• 29:10
  maybe move on to something different, or hey, do you want to play
• 29:12
  alone? I get that, especially if I have a kid who likes to
• 29:15
  do the same thing over and over and over again. It's like, all
• 29:18
  right, okay, let's take a little bit of a break here. But
• 29:22
  I actually find my husband enjoying that more. Like every time I'm like,
• 29:27
  oh, just let him go do He's like, no, let's go.
• 29:30
  Let's come on, let's go play with the kids. Like okay, he's
• 29:33
  a real active superda here it comes nick No. But I mean, I
• 29:40
  got I got two nephews, and I don't think they're in the car yet,
• 29:42
  so I don't I don't want to break any hearts here. But like
• 29:45
  I'll be honest when I'm when I'm playing with them, like there's the initial
• 29:48
  oh come play uncle t T you know, well, you get excited because
• 29:51
  it's like, okay, they want you. But then as soon as you're
• 29:53
  doing it and the other adults are like off in the living room talking,
• 29:56
  it's like kind of rather be doing that. And then so you're you're kind
• 30:00
  of always constantly trying to all right, okay, one more time and then
• 30:03
  we're there. We're gonna be done, so I can go do adult stuff,
• 30:06
  you know. But it depends on what it is like once they get
• 30:10
  old enough to be able to. It depends on what it is like.
• 30:12
  For instance, when the kids are playing in the water, it's like I
• 30:17
  just you know, I don't really want to get what again? Or I
• 30:19
  just got out and you know I can see that, right, if they
• 30:23
  get old enough where they can play a card game or something like that,
• 30:26
  or even my nephews are really into like hot wheels and if we got a
• 30:30
  cool ramp going, like heck, yeah, all about it. Card games.
• 30:33
  I actually that's one thing I can get locked in. Our kids at
• 30:37
  school learned a game called garbage, and so we play that all the time,
• 30:42
  like sid and I will go hours playing that cause it's just you just
• 30:45
  get into it and it's easy and it's fun. Yeah, do you enjoy
• 30:48
  like role playing? Like one mom chimed in on this guy's post said that
• 30:52
  her daughter's turning five and all they do is pretend play. You know,
• 30:56
  they're Barbie dolls. You know, doctor, we have all of the cops
• 31:00
  and robbers are That's a big one in our house. Briggs loves to put
• 31:03
  on his cop outfit and then come after us. I mean that's entertaining.
• 31:07
  Anytime there's running involved, That's that's where the problem really is. Do you
• 31:12
  like climbing any sort of ladders? Yeah, this is terrible. My girlfriend
• 31:17
  and I over the weekend. Have you ever played cemetery or like graveyard?
• 31:22
  I have none. Tell me about it. Kids, just lay down.
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  Oh there,