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Who Is "The Sperminator"? · Podcast - Big 98.7

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Trending. Now, here's what you need to know. Now. Good morning,
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now, good morning, morning, good morning. Hey are we here
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bike? We both are? I heard us both yelling good morning and good
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morning, good morning? All right. Affordable supersonic air travel could be available
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to Americans in the new future. This would be awesome. A ceo a
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Boom Supersonic opened a new jet production facility in North Carolina yesterday and says that
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he is dreaming of making it and this would be wild to fly anywhere in
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the world in four hours for only one hundred bucks four hours. So at
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Fargo to Minneapolis would take four hours. Nail, that seems like that's going
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the wrong direction with the air travel. You can't even fillip it gas tank
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anymore. For that, we've been over this. You can barely don't drive
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a city bus as your everyday vehicle. Stop it. He didn't give an
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exact timeframe on this. He's saying hopefully it'll be ready to go by twenty
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twenty nine. The price to fly in the beginning would sit around five thousand
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dollars. I'm like, well, then you need probably another ten years or
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so to get down to the one hundred dollars marker. I would think my
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gas take for the record is approximately fifty eight dollars to fill up. Really
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nice. So for the ultimate hunt, my wife has a Honted pilot three
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row vehicle would fit all your kids, Amanda and then some what's that also
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approximately fifty eight dollars to fill up of this week. Now we're you using
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premium or just regular. We just fill it with milk and cereal. That's
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also a little prices too, so that might be a little bit more expensive
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thing at this point. We do we do cut the gasoline with water,
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just easy. Yeah, sorry, sore subject for your subject. By the
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way, a little update on that. I did get fully reimbursed from that
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gas station. So they did, really they really did. That was really
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nice of them. Hello, water in the gas tank is yeah, car
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just me and just stop. So yeah, water gas they don't mix,
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No, Nope, they don't. The US Surgeon General is voicing his concerns
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over social media and the use in young people. So basically, there was
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an essay that he had written for The New York Times yesterday calling for a
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warning label like they used to for cigarettes and alcohol. I think they're probably
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still on there. Still there yeah, just at this point, I don't
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pay attention to it. Not to sile, but I think I think you
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still got it on there if you look hard enough. But wanting it to
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be on social media platform saying that the mental health crisis among young people is
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an emergency and social media has emerged as an important contributor. I think that
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would be great. I don't know if it would show up, is a
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pop up at every time you log in? Sure what it would be,
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but at least it would make you at least think about it every time you
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like it to at least. And the NFL's popular docuseries Hard Knocks in Season
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is going to be taking a little different route this year. For the first
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time ever, they're going to be following an entire league, So the AFC
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North will be the spotlight. This is going to be probably on in December
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on HBO and Max. So it'll follow the Ravens, Bengals, Browns,
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and Steelers. Interesting, so the preseason one is sort of the big one
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where they follow the one team, right, and that this year is the
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Arizona Cardinals. Cardinals. Yeah, I pronounce every letter in the word,
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you don't. I don't know the Cardinals, Cardinals anyway, that team,
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that's who it is. But you don't have HBO Max, so you won't
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be watching. You think I'm gonna be adding it once again because I'm pretty
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sure in July or August it's collaborating with something I already have if I remember
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right. I'm trying to keep up with all these apps. But I want
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to say Disney, Hulu and Max are joining. It's oh, you get
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it. Now you can watch season two of House of the Dragon, the
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Game of Thrones prequel that everybody's talking about. I'm just rapping up Bridgerton right
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now on Netflix. Gross. Oh really yeah, that's always on in the
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house. It's my husband can't stand it either. He did. It's just
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like, what are you watching? And I could see that if you were
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walking in, especially for some of those scenes. Probably No, it's steamy.
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We're all right, chances some showers and thunderstorms today, high a seventies.
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There's some steamy scenes in the House of the Dragon. It's just like
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brother and sister and uncles and you know that's the what Yeah, can you
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believe it? For real? It was a different time, Amanda, and
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you're into that. That was a far reach to say I'm into it.
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I'm just saying it's part of the show. I'm into the show. Yeah,
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doesn't mean I endorse everything that happens. I mean they're killing each other
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too. I don't like that. That's fair. Yikes like it, Amanda
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in the morning, Big ninety eight point seven. That's time for a little
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number we do. It's called the judgment zone, So your chance to be
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a little judge. In this instance, it is okay to judge because well,
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that's what this person is asking for. A real awkward situation on the
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hands, so I know, let's dive. Name is Leanne. She's on
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the phone now, Leanne, what's going on? Yeah, thank you for
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having me? And yeah, I've been having a big issue recently with my
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best friend. Do you know, honestly, I really like this new guy
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she's seeing. I think he's really great. It's just I started noticing as
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time went on that he's been kind of subtly flirting with me. And the
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thing is, I'm not great at picking up. Yeah, like with me.
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He's been flirting with me in front of my friend. But I'm not
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great at picking up when stuff like that happens. But The thing is,
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it's happening more and more frequently, to the point where I'm starting to really
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get uncomfortable. And I'm not exactly sure how to approach my friend about this
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because I want to make sure I'm not reading into it too much. Maybe
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there's something there that's not there, But either way, I don't want to
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start a problem with her. I really don't want to ruin the friendship dynamic.
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But it's just he's just kind of becoming a little more aggressive about it.
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So I've been pulling away from my friendship with her. You know,
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So what I hear flirting? Is it kind of like, uh, oh,
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you look around nice? Is he looking at you? Is it a
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physical touch situation? Is he private messaging you? Like, what does flirting
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consist of? Okay? With him, it's not like the instant messaging stuff.
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Like for example, if we're all sitting there and he's sitting close by,
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he'll like take his foot and like kind of nudge my shin a little,
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or like if I asked him to hand me something like, oh,
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I was like this just happened last week at dinner. He poured me a
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glass of wine, handed me the glass of wine. But kind of let
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his uh, the tip of his fingers lingle linger a little too much over
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my hand. So you know, I don't think you're crazy, like you
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can feel a vibe. Well, all I needed to hear was the foot
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seat under the table, because that is the universal sign for I'm looking to
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take this further with you. But you're saying that she's around, right,
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So a lot of these times she has to be noticing herself, right,
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Yeah, But the thing is is, I don't know if she's actually noticing.
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I'm like almost worried that she's so oblivious to this because of her feelings
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for him. Like that's something I'm really worried about. Well, let's find
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out. Let's get some people's thoughts on what you should do exactly, Brett.
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Appreciate you calling us and just listen in because we're gonna get some advice
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and figure out what you should do. Okay, all right, thank you
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so much. That's a doozy. That is a doozy. And what do
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you think she should do? Seven oh one two eight ozho one ninety eight
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seven. Feel free to send us a text quick or you can call us.
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I mean, it's obviously flwarting, we know that, Yeah, you
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had me at the under the table kind of thing, like, what is
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that? I just think that if that's happening with with her the best friend,
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if this guy's the nerve, I'm guessing that's going on in other places,
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in other areas of his life, and that she'll know eventually. And
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so it's maybe just not something you need to insert yourself into because it could
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come off as it could wedge your relationship for sure. For instance, somebody
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on here on Facebook said, what if you're completely wrong and then you lose
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your friendship? And then he's like you're a weirdo? Like what where is
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this even coming from? Right? Yeah? And I kind of feel like
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he's gonna do that no matter what, because you're gonna bust. Yeah,
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he's definitely not going to go the ship that you need to worry about.
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He's not gonna put his hands up and go you got me. I was
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doing it all right, I'll stop, Okay now, guilty as charge turn
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it trying to be sneaky under the table seven oh one two eight ozho one
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ninety eight seven. What do you think, man? It sounds like the
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girl is just jealous of her friend's relationship and she's trying to make something out
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of nothing. Okay, I may consider that coming in hot. You listen
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to her, you you really got the sense that she just wishes it was
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her in the relationship and she's maybe trying to throw a little wrench in there.
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Yes. Absolutely, it's like the green eyed monster creeky gosh, oh
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man, thanks for the call. You got it. I don't know about
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the three eyed monster, but you know, that's a stretch. That would
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be a stretch. That's some crazy stuff to suggest that she's just tried to
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sappotize this relationship. Yeah, seven, one, two, eight, one,
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e, e and seven. Feel free to chime in. We also
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posted it on Facebook, and I am with Jessica on this. I think
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this might be the final judgment. This is just my opinion. Oh you're
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calling it, I'm calling it. I'd wait for him to do it in
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front of her again, call him out right then and there and make it
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really awkward. I think that that's totally acceptable, like did you just did
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you accidentally just graze my leg? Like what are you doing? Or like
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pushback like whoa, whoa, whoa? Did you see it again? It's
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one of these things where unless you literally have proof, they might not ever
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believe it. So maybe you throw a goat bro around your shin, get
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some axle, get some hard evidence, they'll get out. I get Amanda
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in the morning, and now Amanda fills the seat, looks see oh maybe,
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uh sure he is sharing insight into his health and wellness routine. Of
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course he still has got it going on. And we knew he had quit
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drinking for like four or five months when he was gearing up for the Super
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Bowl halftime show. But he is now dishing about something he does all the
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time, and he does not eat on Wednesday. He completely fasts every single
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Wednesday. He says, it's not a religious purpose, my grandma practices,
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and it's just something I kind of grew up with. He typically starts around
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eleven pm the previous day and then goes the entire day without doing anything but
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drinking water. Interesting. I mean, I've done that, I've done intermittent
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fasting. I've done where you fast for a whole day, I'm fast for
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two days. I mean it's terrible. But is that how he keeps trim?
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I don't know. He's pretty much I've never not seen him not jacked,
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but just one of those like right, skinny in shape guys. I
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don't I wouldn't call him skinny. I feel like he's always a hat at
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No, I think he's always had a uh twelve pack. But keep reading
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because this is where I'm a little confused about what he does and doesn't.
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Do You have more I don't. I mean, I know he does like
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yoga. He doesn't work out as hard as you would think. No,
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he said he does like stretching, yoga, walking, all things that while
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make you feel good and are good for your body, they're not going to
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make you look like he looks. Yeah, he said. He doesn't do
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really any weight training, So like he's just one of these guys that are
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blessed, which is very annoying. He definitely is, but I mean remember,
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and nobody ever wants to talk about it. But he's not somebody I
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think the ladies are going after anymore. You know, you're very fixated on
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his How could you not be his diseases? How could you not be It's
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still just hanging around there, jeez. After twenty three years of guiding the
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careers of Justin Bieber, Ariana Grande Demi Levado, of course, the tumultuous
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relationship he had with Taylor Swift Scooter Braun. He announced yesterday that he is
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retiring as an artist manager. He put together a heartfelt Instagram post. He's
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forty two years old and just reflected how he just constantly has been pinching himself
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and asking how did I get here? He acknowledged that his priorities have shifted
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and he just wants to focus on his kids. That's his top problem.
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And he's going to be a mogul, whatever the actual term definition of that
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is. But he's just basically got a lot of money and he's just probably
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investing in and overseeing things he doesn't need to be there answering folk calls from
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Justin Bieber day in and day. But also remember Justin Bieber, Ariana Grande,
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and Demi Lovado all recently dropped him, So I mean it could have
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also been more of a hey, I don't have any big names anymore,
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but whatever. And Katy Perry, remember she is no longer on American Idol.
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She did say I'm out of here. I'm gonna be working on some
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new music, and she is. Her first single is called Women's World or
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Woman's World, and this is a little tease, sexy, so integent.
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She is heaven sent, soft, strong. You know. The only thing
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that saved that clip from being the worst thing I've ever heard is that in
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the video she's in a very small bikini, right, I mean, that
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was the best part. You could have played that clip for me, given
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me a million guesses as to who that was. Would have never guessed that
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was Katie Perry either. No, it's a different sound. It sounds like
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it's straight out of like the eighties. I mean, like, listen,
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I know there's a million different ways to make music, right, it just
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it sounds almost like a troll. Like she's like, I'm gonna put out
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the worst fifteen second page you ever heard. I don't know. That's not
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gonna be outtil the middle of July. Maybe it maybe it gets better.
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Maybe she gave us the worst of the best part of like the worst of
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the song. Yeah, maybe that leads up to this chorus that just takes
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you you know. But the song title Woman's World, because that was like
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her early stuff, the Teenage Dream album was very like empowering. Yeah,
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but like you know, like or like naturally empowering, and this just seems
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like a real like trying too hard to make that happen. Yeah, I
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don't know. I feel like we're just being harder on artists too well.
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Once you set the bar as high as she did with songs like teenage Dreams,
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yeah, I mean, she's never going to recreate it, and that's
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fine. We're just thankful we got what we did get. That's where I'm
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at. And just you know, go ahead and keep posting the clips.
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Is that what he's posted? And Amanda in the morning on stage? Why
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did you just do it? Now? Why don't we be the first to
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break it? All right? I got a little but in on my phone
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and justin Timberlake was arrested for driving while being intoxicated. This happened last night.
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He was in the Hampden's now Heiden's Hampton's. And you just called me
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out earlier for pronouncing something wrong the Cardinals, that's what you said onthe last
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what U I? I know? He was taking into custody after he was
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pulled over in seg Harbor by a law enforcement official. He now faces a
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DWI related charge. Really not a whole lot of other information he is gonna
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appear in court sometime today for his arraignment. But yeah, well that's interesting.
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Justin Timberlake, pretty squeaky clean historically unless you ask Britney Spears and you
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read the book. Okay, but still nothing criminal, that's interesting. I
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mean, we don't know how drunk, not that it matters the long it's
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over the old point eight all right, we'll give you more details as they
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come here. Eight twenty one. A man, that's all I have.
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That's all we have. So why don't we pivot what we were going to
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do? Man? This man, you know, they call him a man.
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His name is Ari Nagel, but he goes by the nickname the Sperminator.
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Yeah, really taking me on a wild ye and he guess why because
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roller coaster? Right, hang on, buckle up. Why would they possibly
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call him that bike? Ari has just now fathered his one hundred and sixty
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fifth child, what one hundred and sixty five kids, and call this man
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the Sperminator. Dad. So this isn't like Eddie Murphy nick cannon stuff.
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I mean, this is times almost one hundred. Yes, But the thing
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is he's doing it on purpose. Okay, So he is a donor,
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and so every at least once or twice a week, he has been donating
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his seed to women looking to get pregnant, some hopeful mothers. So it's
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a little more admirable than what you know, Eddie Murphy's got going on.
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Yeah, but I also get concerned by this because how many kids and sixty
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five? And is this all within the same area or are they sending his
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seed to different places, because otherwise we're gonna have some issues down the road
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if this is in one area, I think it's all sorts of areas.
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Okay, Now he has just turned fifty and he is officially now retiring from
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donating his genetic material. Oh now about the retirement paperwork, Well, and
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listen. It's not because he can't, he says. Physically he can certainly
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keep going. But at age fifty, older men come along with increased risks
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of things like autism in children. So he's hanging it up or down.
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Never do that yet, He's a yeah, once or twice a week.
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And the interesting thing is he does have relationships with some of his biological children.
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How do you pick? Can choose? Well, he says, it's
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up to the mother. A lot of mothers prefer that he just donate and
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that's it. You know some people call their fathers of their children their donors
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anyway. Yeah, I just you haven't done it yet, the like ancestry
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or any of that kind of stuff where you send in your I'm just envisioning
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that, Like I get notifications every couple of weeks from my third or fourth
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cousin who I'm now a match where I can't imagine if you were one of
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these I know that's donors. I mean, that's it would make life a
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little bit more nerve wrecking. Like I'd want to if I'm going on a
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date with somebody, I'm gonna want to be like, so tell me about
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what's going on here. Yeah, because now it's one thing of your third
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cousins. I think you could pass that, right, I mean up front,
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would you if I knew upfront that you were my third cousin anything about
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it? Yeah, I'd have to fall in love with you first, of
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Like, let that slide like a minute in the morning on Big Nutty eight
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point seven. Do you know anybody and I know people who do this.
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It annoys me to no end. When you go to a restaurant and you're
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ordering, like even the drink and they just say, give me a bud
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light. Oh yeah, you zero manners whatsoever. I'll take the nachos.
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It's just like it's just a subtle difference of just saying could I have or
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could I do the nachos please? You know, it just annoys me so
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much. And it's not even and I'm not saying I'm like the nicest guy
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I tried. I mean, at least effort right, just for me in
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a complete sentence with a manner like. It's not that hard, yeah,
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because it's a believe it or not a human being you're talking to, not
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a screen or anything. So just be nice. And that shockingly did not
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make its way onto the official list that just came out of the most offensive
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things diners can do at a restaurant. Really, I would think that that
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would be up there, all right. No number ten is flirting with the
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staff. It's just I mean, I don't know if it's offensive. It's
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just like, but there there is an energy and you've seen it time and
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time again where some people they just can't help themselves, they really can't.
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And it is and I know what speed, I know what species we're talking
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about, and it's not women so embarrassing, so uncomfortable, and yes,
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I get that you're working for your tip, but you're not working for that,
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you know what I mean, And like you shouldn't have to be putting
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up with that kind of no anime, I'm not. Sometimes it does feel
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like it's borderline harassment. It's like, what are you doing? Why do
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you feel like that? If you want to leave your number, like,
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by all means, I guess, shoot your shot, because that's just all
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they gotta do is crumple up the napkin and throw it away. Yeah,
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you know, but if you're like constantly and guys are just idiots when it
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comes to this, because I see it a lot picking up with their button
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down. I see it a lot in the golf course when the cart girl
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comes around. A lot of times they're attractive and they're fun and they're gonna
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chat it up with the boys. But gosh, that just doesn't mean that
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they want because we are also working for a tip, right, and they're
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just there by nature they're friendly because that's the industry they're in. To be
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fair, I mean, there are a lot of guys that are bartenders too,
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and they kind of have that same Like if me and my girlfriend are
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sitting up at the bar, it's like you can tell there's a flirtatious window
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here and there, but it's just genuinely be nice and it's how you yeah,
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right exactly. Another rude thing diners do at a restaurant occupying a table
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for an extended period during busy hours. Now you got to be conscious of
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that. But if you've never been in the world of right the serving industry
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or a restaurant industry, you probably don't even recognize it. No, I
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never even think about it at all. I just take as long as feels
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right, you know, like, yeah, we're not going to I mean,
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if you're drinking, that's just it, like if you're going to stay
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around for a few drinks, but at least you're ordering right, right,
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And I think it also just would be reflecting of the tip that you're you're
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going to tip them for, not the hours you've been there, but if
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you're a percentage yeah exactly, good solid fifteen percent. Also leaving a mess
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at the table, like spilled drinks for food crumbs. I know you're a
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big pet peeve you do your best to not do that. My husband and
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I took the kids recently, about a week and half ago, to an
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establishment, and there was a table next to us with kids, exact same
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life scenario. Two little kids. You would have thought that they had a
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food fight in a cafeteria in a like a eighties movie, what the floor
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looked like, and just not a care in the world, zero discipline,
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just whatever. I'm thinking, You've got to be kidding me. Watch them
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get up and leave. And it took all I had not to be like,
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you've got to be kidding me. Rightly. It drives me nuts.
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I mean, I get that, Yeah, you're at a restaurant and your
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kids are going to make a mess, but pick up after them to some
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decree. Absolutely, And I'm guessing it's the same parents who are on this
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one as well, allowing children to roam freely, rude ist thaying diners can
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do at a restaurant. I mean, just in general, people just let
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their kids. You see it everywhere, you know what. There are certain
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establishments you go to because you feel like, okay, you can have a
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little free for all time, if that makes sense. But for the most
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part, it's like you've always got your eyes on them, making sure or
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there is, depending on their age, you're with them making sure they're not
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doing it anything right. Of course, debating menu prices with the staff one
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of theest things you can do, have you No, I'd be like,
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ah, you know what, there's no much for a burger, I'll pay
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ten. Yeah. I don't think you can at a restaurant, even like
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I was at a I was doing some pond shopping last week, and I
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don't even can even do it there anymore. Oh, there's certain people we
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know people who have done this. It doesn't matter what it is, they're
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gonna try to hang different price. And that's not even me, Like,
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you tell me the price I'm paying for it. That's not a real sucker.
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I know me too. I mean it's just I don't know, Like,
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yeah, you can nickel and dime them down a little bit, but
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is it really especially when you're paying for like services, you know, like
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people are like, this is their price, Just pay the price or don't
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use them, right, you don't need to like devalue what they're doing trying
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to get them down one hundred dollars just to I don't know, but it's
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yourself feel like you want. Yeah, some people really like that gets them
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going. Absolutely, they live for that. Another rude thing diners do at
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a restaurant snapping their fingers to get the waiters attention, or shaking your glass
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or just anything putting your hand up. I mean every once in a while,
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like the eye contact to be like hey, like, I'll put my
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finger up if it's like, hey, can we grab that really quick if
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we're in a hurry, but it's yeah, by no means being disrespectful,
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yeah, or just saying what you want without like ign them basically giving you
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that opportunity, like just two more drinks, you know, we take two
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more. It's like, well, no, I didn't say what do you
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want? You know, I'm a little guilty of that if it is a
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busy place, because sometimes I feel like I'm helping them. Yeah, like,
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hey, we'll just do two more of those real quick. Okay,
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I guess I can see that, especially if it's a big table and just
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doing the whole like another round symbol. Yeah, I think you. Also,
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again, I feel like everybody should have to work in the service industry
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at some point in their life, because then you can at least understand or
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notice this person is distracted busy versus and every uh I g A server is
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at a different level. Some people can only handle the one table right.
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You just gotta tread lightly, absolutely, and the rudest thing you can do
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at a restaurant saying they won't pay for a dish they didn't like but they
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ate anyway. It's a classic who would ever do that? An entire meal?
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You ate and you're like, I was terrible. I hate it because
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even if I don't like something, I'm gonna sit there. If I'm sitting
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in front of it, I'm just gonna eat it anyway, unless it's like
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literal dog poo. You know, if I and you have been able to
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pull a hair out of a meal and continue on, absolutely not a chance
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if I get if there is something that is not right, and I'm not
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gonna say it'd have to be really extreme that I'm not gonna pay for it.
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But usually again, this is a good server. If I'm coming back
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to your table and I know, notice you took a bite of it and
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that was it, I'm gonna go was everything okay here? And giving you
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the opportunity to explain, no, actually, this isn't what I ordered,
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or whatever it may be. I just just eat it, even if it
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comes out complete somebody else's meal entirely, I ought to eat it whatever.
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Really, I always don't have time for that, you know, I think
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you're just life. Life's too short. I'm just gonna eat it, like
25:21
a minute in the morning, Big Natty eight point seven. Baby names,
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they are becoming more and more Disney themed, Amanda, did you consider when
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you're naming your two children any of the popular Disney names? Did not?
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That never crossed our mind. No, what's your favorite Disney movie? Little
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Mermaid's gotta be up there, Beauty and the Beast. Well, it's funny
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you say Little Mermaid because Ariel cracks the top ten. I can see that.
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I know a few people with babies named Ariel or children named Buriel.
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Anyway, it just sounds nice. It's just a smooth word. Yeah,
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great for a girl. It doesn't feel like it's character y, you know
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what I mean? Right, Like Moana. There's that because Mahana is in
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the top ten. Finnick from Zutopia. Now, these are a lot of
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like new age Disney movies that I'm not too familiar with. Zutopia is a
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great flat Is that right? Yeah? You watch like in Canto. I
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know my nephews love that one. Yes. I actually had a performance my
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son. I had live music on the Linder patio on Saturday night. He
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was did he was singing, you don't have to talk about broom No,
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it was it was adorable. Is that from Mirabel? That's from in Canto?
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Yeah. Yeah, that's one of the most popular Disney names. If
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you're looking for a boy or a girl, is that a boy or a
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girl? I don't know. Mirabel. Yeah, I believe that's a girl.
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Oh, I think it'd work for both. Another popular one from also
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in Canta Camillo. That's a good one. That's cute. Yeah, it's
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cute ish. And then the number one. If you had to gasi,
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I'm sorry, did you say it's cute ish? It's cute? Yeah.
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I mean we can't just say they're all cute. There's gotta be some scale,
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you know. I don't just hand out the word cute to any old
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name. Listen, it's a fine name. Saying that to a parent,
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Oh what's a name? Can wellow what you know? That's cute ish.
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I just think that we everybody a fan of it. I'm just being I
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mean, we're being honest. Every baby you ever meet can't be the cutest
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baby you've ever seen. It just can't be. And percent of them aren't.
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Really. Baby boy, that's harsh to hear, I'm sure it is.
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Yes, how many people listening have met you and said here's my baby
27:19
and you've gone, oh my god, that baby's adorable. I go back,
27:22
odds are you didn't mean it? Even see pictures memories show up on
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Facebook and I'm like, oh my gosh, Like the captions I would put
27:29
on a picture of one of my kids, I'm like, oof, what
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I don't know. I mean they go through a stage bike where they're really
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not the cutest I know, And that's fine to admit, but you don't
27:38
need to. Like some people just really shove it in your face. It's
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almost like they're trying to convince themselves that they have a cute baby, right
27:45
like when they go, oh my god, look at this. How could
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you not? How could you say no to this cute face? And it
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is amazing to me how because when it is your child, how adorable it
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is. And I'm just I'm not a baby person like even it's just I
28:00
will really don't care for babies. Like there's a baby that comes around,
28:03
I'm not going to be the first to go, oh my gosh, can
28:07
I hold this baby? Yeah, it's for me. Same I never even
28:11
asked, because it's okay, I'll hold it. Then what you know,
28:15
Yeah, babies, babies just do baby stuff. A lot of people who
28:18
love baby snuggles all of that. I have not crossed that, like,
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oh I miss this phase, kind of went through it and was like,
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okay, let's move on. Here we go. When they get it's really
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like two to two to three, that's like the cutest age, right,
28:33
especially when they start babbling or talking and there were I mean, they get
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their own personality, start getting into it. Yep. Well the number one
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Disney them baby name is of course Aria. Oh you just I was still
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thinking Ario I met Elsa? Of course, I don't know any baby Elsa's.
28:51
I know some older ladies named Elsa. I'm trying to think if I
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know an Elsa. I'm even thinking of like the kids as we've been growing
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up. I don't think we've met at Elsa. You think your kid's age,
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yeah, five, Like there'd be a million of them. Yeah,
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that does not ring a bell at all. Some notable Disney names not making
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the list. Aladdin, I think I would be Ja'far would be a cute
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little baby name. We're saving those for when you and Lauren our first baby
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boy gonna be named Pinocchio. Taking a minua in the morning, say ninety
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seven. A shocking twenty seven percent of parents say they have trouble getting their
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kids to bed. Oh god, only twenty seven, Yeah, only twenty
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seven. I mean, I guess there's a quick math there. Seventy three
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percent just you know, putting them in bed and then off they go.
29:36
Yeah, I mean it's gonna have to be a real hard day, going
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strong in the sunshine for them to just crash like that, or maybe a
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little melotonin. They say that thirty one percent of parents stay in their child's
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room until they fall asleep. Is that something you're doing or did they sleep
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with you? Still? So we always all usually because we go to bed
29:53
so early, you kind of have a nighttime routine where we all go into
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our bed and that's where we do nighttime. We talk and then we carry
30:02
them to their beds. Nice. They say. The biggest issues is say,
30:06
keeping the kids up at night is anxiety. They can't get their kids
30:08
to stop playing. It's amazing to me all the things that go through a
30:12
kid's head to just not go to bed at night. I mean, one
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more time, can we read another book? Or one more time? Can
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I get another snack? Oh? You know what, maybe I should brush
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my teeth again? Or I mean it's wild, it is. Oh I
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remember as a kid, Yeah, finding any excuses to I don't know what
30:30
it was about staying up, but kids are just obsessed with not going to
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bed, and then you get older and it's like I kind of like it.
30:37
I kind of like going to bed. Yeah, really it would be.
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It would be nice to have a nice routine at night, but it's
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tough, especially summer hours. Our kids struggle if it's still light outside,
30:51
and because our schedule is so crazy, Like last night, we all wanted
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to go up about seven o'clock. Well it happened to just be beautiful at
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like seven, and because like, can we to the park again, I'm
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like, all these kids are going to the park. I'm like, Noah,
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it's bed time. No, honey, we don't live that life.
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We go to bed in the day. Yeah, exactly,