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*NSYNC Reuniting? · Podcast - Big 98.7

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You know what, I'm starting to feel it and I'm not even in school.
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I'm not even a teacher, but I know last days of school are
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coming up here, and the vibes are just through the roof, right.
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Oh, I will never forget the last day of school vibes like track and
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field day that you guys say that too, Are you kidding me? Yes
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see, I have a lot of trauma with track and field day. Oh
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well, because growing up, you know, it was always like the goal
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of the guys anyway to be on the relay team, right, the fastest
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relay team, all the cool guys. Yeah, and so I got the
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invite, you know, thankfully not the fastest guy, but I wasn't slow
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by any means. And so the first year I was on, like the
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team with the cool guys, I dropped the baton, yeah, on the
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exchange. That's traumatizing, cost the team the race. Well, next year,
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I started campaigning early because I knew it was gonna be out built bad.
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I'll get back on the team so reluctantly. What campaign consists of walking
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around with the baton, you know, just fluffing up the cool guys,
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telling them how cool they are, with their jailed hair and they're fluffing them
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up. Yeah, well there were kids, Amanda, relax, and so
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they let me on the team and I was running what's the last person called
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the anchor or something. So I'm the last guy in the race and I'm
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winning, you know, supposed to be the fastest. Well not necessarily,
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but for whatever reason, I'm I got a good ten yards on the dude
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behind me, Like we are just free reign to the finish line, and
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I to this day don't know what happened, but I tripped, absolutely,
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that's tripped on the ground. Trip Oh none, the finish line, tripped
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before the finish line. So we end up finishing second. I mean,
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and your senior year non do track and field in high school? This is
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elementary school. Oh we didn't like there was a track team in high school?
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Like time is weird for me. Imagine making a bunch of seventeen year
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olds about to go off to college race each other entertainment senior skip day.
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Oh Yeah, anyway, long story short, I was a big loser and
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never got to run on a relay again. That's a bummer, but still
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like, yeah, you're right, the like outdoor stuff, you know,
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occasionally the teachers will let you do class outside. Oh yeah, chalk.
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I think they do like a chalk party now for a lot of elementary schools,
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and they bring out music and do that. Don't you remember just counting
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down the days till summer? I still think years later, I don't know
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if anything could replicate the feeling of getting out of school for the summer.
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Yeah, cleaning out your locker and making plans, signing year books. That's
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still a thing, right, signing your books. I think that I was
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just say I hope that doesn't go away, because there is something about that.
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And then going back, I mean, we've done it a few times
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where you go back and read it, you're like, stay cool this summer.
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Hey, you'll have to hit me up. And then they put the
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phone numbers in there. It's like, you know you, why would I
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call you? Were? But then all summer long calling your friends their parents
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answering yes, and to me, like the best memory of summer baseball in
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the summer growing up, you know, it was just the something about summer
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mornings with your buddies throwing the ball around. Oh man, the best times
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I've ever had. Like we grew up in a generation where we would just
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like we'd go to summer wreck in the morning and then I mean we had
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a town. Gosh, I sound old, but it still does. In
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Deer Creek has the town bell or like the thing goes off and that's when
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you just knew you had to go. Yeah, you're just like be gone
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all day on your bike. Oh yeah, going up to wherever get like
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the huge we used to get the huge icis running up to the gas station
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in town or whatever. Oh and Glenn and we were all up in that
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tasty freeze. Oh yeah, it's not that tasty freeze, don't was the
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one in Glen Separate entities. Everybody just went what I would never know.
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I used to tip them like crazy. Also, speaking of what happened to
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that, I don't know. That was a one day excitement drama and now
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it's over. But I don't know. I think it's still operating. So
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there's that I used to have. We lived like three and a half miles
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out of Glendon on the high on Highway nine. Did you ride your bike
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in every day every day? Had to parents made me I'm like I was.
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I remember being so mad about it and it did suck. It was
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driving down a gravel road which is like really gravelly and my mountain bike.
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It was like very windy and it seemed like the wind was always blowing in
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my face. It was you think you could do that bike right now?
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I mean, honestly thinking about it. I was just think it'd be quite
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easy. Where was I just at? Oh? We read a hotel pool
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over the weekend and the kids wanted me to go in and there, and
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Michellan said, like swim laps. She had her life jacket and stuff on,
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but she's wanting to do this, and I'm going you forget how exhausting
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it is. We'd swim from sun up to sundown. But swimming in a
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couple of laps these days not as easy as it used to be. It's
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a full body workout, that's for sure. Even staying underwater that long,
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these lungs can't handle it. I was trying to go across the pool like
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under the water. Oh, really, isn't that the best for you?
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Got your eyes close, You're just feeling and you're like, I gotta be
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close. I gotta be so close to this wall. Then you come up,
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don't or you come up and you're like halfway across the pool, like
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it a minute in the morning, big Nutty eight point seven. The buzz
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is just building that in Sync is getting back together, and the reason being
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Chris Kirkpatrick, who I'm told can get is bleep kicked. According to Eminem,
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he did an interview yesterday with TMZ and he said this about in Sync.
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Yeah, no, I can. I can honestly tell you there there's
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been a lot of discussion and when it comes to labels, you know there's
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still certain things that were owed, so you know that stuff Saul will fall
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into place, but you know there has been discussion with the five of us
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about you know, possibilities of future endeavors together as the band, bringing the
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band back. So basically it's just kind of crossing the t's and dott in
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the eyes about getting something in writing. Okay, So to me, that
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doesn't sound like it's a maybe. It sounds like it's happening, just a
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matter of when and what I mean, That's what it feels like until Justin
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Timberlake dishes like, yes, it's happening. Because when they all got back
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together last November and recorded a couple of songs together, for Justin Timberlake.
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I thought Justin Timberlake made a statement. It was just kind of like,
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yeah, we got together for a couple of songs and just helping him that's
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bad stuff. I think he's realizing. I don't know. I feel like
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him as a solo artist, it's been an incredible run. Don't go right,
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But don't you feel like in this age of nostalgia where so many other
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bands and groups are getting back together and making a ton of money touring,
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Like, you can't tell me his tour right now? An INSYNCT tour.
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Yeah, there's five of them, so they got split in a bunch of
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ways, but I feel like they would do well. I think financially it
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would make sense. Now he's got kids at home and you know, Amanda,
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it's not cheap, it is not. But I think he would be
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just fine. My girlfriends and I, so first concert ever went to was
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in Sync at the Fargodome Black opened up for him. It was incredible.
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Everything about it was amazing. And so a couple of my girlfriends that I
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went with they are turning forty in September, so last November that was kind
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of the conversation if they reuniting go out on tour. This would be like
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the best, Like let's get together, fly somewhere and go do it.
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It'd it'd be perfect, perfect. We'll see if it happens. I know
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a lot of people saying that, like they've already started selling all of their
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personal belongings in preparation for what these ticket prices would likely be. We actually
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have a message here from Samantha. She says the rumor started towrillly in last
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November, and I started saving money just in case it's a win win though,
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because otherwise I'll still have the money in case they don't go back out
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on tour. It's true, it's a good saving strategy, not bad at
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all. We're wondering, though, who other than in Sync needs to reunite.
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What reunion do you want to see? It doesn't have to be music,
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doesn't have to be a band. It could be it could be a
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TV show, it could be yeah, anything really seven oh one two eight
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h one ninety eight seven. I do have to add. Eric made a
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comment under Big ninety eight point seven facebook page. Obviously a big in Sync
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fan, He said, quote, they're old is dirt. Plus I never
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see Big boys dance like that or move they almost need their walkers and they
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are not all that great. That's from Eric big out. I mean they
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could just like stand there and I'd still be good. Just a big boys.
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I mean Joey's you know, I think he's still looking. He's husky,
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but he's sent me the biggest he can no strings attach it anymore.
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I mean they could spin around, get them on a treadmill. Leading up
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to the tour, they'll be oh gosh, you know one that well.
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Of course we've been talking kind of the Spice Girl situation. Uh, there's
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always one that makes it not happen. We've got Victoria, We've got justin
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Timberlake. And then the other one for me would be Destiny's Child. Absolutely,
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but trend here where there's the one that's just obviously doing better than the
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others and they're like, hey, let's do it. Not really, that
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would be great. I don't know why Victoria is held out so long.
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Just do it, and it's like, was she really sing it anyway?
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Spin around a little bit, yeah, I mean we saw the moves.
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The girl still got it from her? What was there her fiftieth birthday party?
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I would love to see you like a full on Seinfeld reunion, as
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weird as it is because you know they're just older now. But I'm all
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about I love a little nostalge, you know, no, I hear you
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know. Another good TV show i'd like to see come back would be Scrubs.
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You know, I never really Superman, never really got into that.
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I had a lot of friends that loved that. Though. What were you
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doing? You're the weirdest upbringing the solding girls, designing women? What else
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did I watch? Are you afraid of the dark? So you grew up
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as a retired woman? Take a man in the morning ninety seven? Now,
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without further ado, presenting this next story is our own, Amandali.
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Oh stop it all right? How many relationships do you think it takes to
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find the one? You can either go back with your past or just give
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me a guess. How many? Just the one people I know, including
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myself, how many it takes? Usually probably three. I feel like it's
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the third one. Is the charm? Is the charm? Yeah? Why
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would you have some sort of study or something? I do. I have
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some research here that says you have to date an average of three point seventy
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five partners. According to new research, before you find the one three point
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seventy five, just three points seven be hard. I'm like to be hard
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to find that three quarter person. I was worried about that point up and
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five with those like one night, which is like physically like I missing some
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no idea, they say it find some people it takes on average about eight
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relationships to find the one. Well, what qualifies as a relationship, Like
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how long do you have to have to bend together? You know, you
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have to like get to the point of getting serious or it is one They
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don't discuss exactly what a relationship is. I don't know. I feel like
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you got to burn one at least, you know. And I know people
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who are still together with the first person they've ever been with. Yeah,
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high school sweethearts, and like, it's not to say it can't work,
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but I think we can all agree there's a lot of changing and growing up
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that goes on between you know, when you're a teenager literal child, and
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a thirty year old and forty year old, you know, and you can
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either choose to grow together or you're unfortunately maybe gonna grow apart. And some
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people get lucky I don't even I don't know if it's luck or like you
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said, you choose to grow together, but it's you know, some people
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do and some people don't. And that's just how That's why I feel like,
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you know, you're best suited to make that decision as an adult.
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Yeah, and that I was like an old old man I am now,
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of course, But you know, I think we were. I think I
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was twenty two when my wife and I started hanging out. Were you guys
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really that young? And she may have been twenty one because you're younger.
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Yeah. Interesting. Yeah, my first marriageke I married at twenty five,
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and whence you start dating? We were together for a total of ten years
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I want to say seven eight. Oh I think ten years before then,
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No, like nineteen or something like that. You're on probably at least three
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point seven five, right, yeah, yeah, three point seven I yeah,
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yeah, And now it's it totally. I read the servant. I'm
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like, wow, all right, got myself the one, and I was
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like, just confirmed it. You were like up until now, up until
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seven fifty one this morning, it was still I needed the research to really
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back it up. But yeah, I'm glad science is here to help you
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feel good about your marriage. You at least had just the one really,
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yeah, not a big marriage. It's just the one marriage for sure at
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this point. But yeah, no, I feel pretty good about it,
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feel pretty good, fun where we're at, where we're going at this point.
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That was a weird thing to say. Why it was weird what you
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had said. I thought you were talking about just relationships, and then you
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said marriages. I'm like, oh, yeah, just definitely the one marriage
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at this point. I don't like, I'm just in case anybody else heard
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it the way I did. I just want people to know you guys are
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solid, rock solid. Yeah, solid. In fact, we plan to
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spend the summer together. Trending. Now here's what you need to know.
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Absolutely heartbreaking news yesterday. Of course, last Friday, we told you about
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Nate Strand, who was recently diagnosed with liver cancer. He has made a
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huge impact in the Barnesville community. Teacher, friend, coach. He ended
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up passing away yesterday. He leaves behind his wife, nine year old daughter,
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twelve year old son. It's just gut wrenching. We did do that
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Christmas wish on Friday. We do still have the information posted along with the
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benefit that's coming up here in about a week or so, and if you
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want to make donations to try to support the family, because this is again
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one of those situations everybody wants to help and unfortunately there's nothing you can do.
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But if you feel in your heart to help the family, we have
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that. Yeah, that's yes, sad, that's something at least. I
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mean just I never got to meet Nate, but just seeing all the posts
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of people who were affected by him, whether they be like students or players
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or just friends, I mean, seemed like a great guy and just sucks
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for the family, sucks the people for people to knew him. I know
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Anthony Edwards said bring you Booty, yeah to Charles Berkley and his postgame interview
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on Sunday. And now it is a new slogan for Minnesota tourism. I
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love real slam dunk as they would say in basketball, that they're just taken
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with it and run. I mean you, because this is a it's a
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very I don't know, it's fine. I was shocked that they did.
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Honestly, yes, curse word, yes, which is just potty stuff.
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But that said, it was fun, it was charming, and he he's
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a great guy. Like if you're not familiar with Anthony Edwards, I mean
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he's just a superstar personality player. I mean we're lucky to have him.
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Twenty two years old. And the Wolves tonight game one of the Western Conference
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Finals. Yeah, taking on the Mavericks seven thirty and Wolves are favored to
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win the series. Pike on behalf of everybody who's been listening to this program
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through the playoffs. But Leeze, do not place a bet, do not.
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I will not for the people because the three games I bet on this
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entire playoff run that the Wolves, they've lost three games total. You know,
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guess which three games I bet on? Yeah? Again, on behalf
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of everybody. Pike, please delete that app on your phone. I will
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refrain from betting. However, I would like have some donations. If people
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could just send me some money if they win, just pay you, just
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in general, like just under the table. I'm blackmailing the whole fan base.
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Otherwise I'll bet. I'll do it. I'll do it, guys,
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all right. There is a park in North Dakota's called Fort Stevenson State Park.
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They celebrated their fiftieth anniversary and they thought they were going to do it
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first, that you know, I'm I'm sure Fort Stevenson probably they want to
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do a this world record. And there was already eight hundred and ninety one
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people who had gotten together for making s'mores at a single location, and they
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brought more people, eleven hundred and fifty. I love a good world record,
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especially one so dumb. But hey, we're talking about it, and
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you know what, a bunch of people got to make smores, which are
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one of nature's delights. And I don't know if they just made like the
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normal smore. We did get some messages. We were talking about them earlier,
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like the Best Way to Eat us more. Got a message here from
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my friend Tanya and she said she makes them with fridge fudge, striped cookies
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and marshmallow between them. It's okay, not a good one. Like I
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said last hour, the brownie, the soft brownie right from the Betty Crocker
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box. I mean that's instead of the Hershey in the lieu of the Hershey
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bar. I mean you could probably put them both on there if you really
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mark that's a little too chocolatey. Yeah, but you keep the Graham Cracker
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marshmallow medium medium well, you know, you gotta get it's definitely got to
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be gooey. I don't like the char see, I like the char and
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I like a baby ruth on them. It was like when I was pregnant
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with Briggs. It was a long summer of baby ruths moores. Really,
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Oh they are so good. I don't like it, but hey, congrats
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with them. And speaking of state parks, you see that the one Buffalo
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River State Park is closed still will are they gonna be closed for the summer?
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I missed all the slower reason, something to do with a filtration system.
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But yeah, it's too bad because man grew up there, that was
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the place to be. Wow, I had not heard that. Yeah,
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it was all over the news. So that's gonna be shut down. And
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then also Island Park, Whi's been shut down for years. I know we're
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running out of swimming holes. Somebody get a shovel pool sales going up?
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All right? Okay, sunny today, Hi a seventy in a minute in
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the morning on Big Hoddy. This just goes to show somebody who just seems
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like they've got it together. You think, oh, this person they got
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everything figured out. You never really know what they're going through. That's so
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true. Well, this New York University a Dela codejab you would think go
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into law school. I mean that person, come on now, I mean
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that's got it together. Everybody's got demon spike. Well, meanwhile, when
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people didn't realize that Adela, since twenty eighteen, had been battling a severe
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addiction to cheese. Okay, what's a severe addiction to cheese? Because I
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eat cheese every day. She likes it so much she can't stop eating it.
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Really, yeah, that's what it is. Like how much I mean
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well so much so that she had to go to a rehab center, costing
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her over five thousand dollars a week. You can imagine what that does to
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your diet, I mean to your health, your digestive system. Dear god,
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what was to say cheese? They say, like kind of clogs yet
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plugs up a little bit. Yeah, my wife talks all the time about
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how cheese does not sit well with her stomach. Funny enough, I've never
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seen somebody eat so much cheese than my wife. Case Adia's Maazi sticks.
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Oh they're so good. My little boy wakes up every morning and asks Nick
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for a cheese sandwich in YouTube kids. Please, it's so that's his new
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thing, a cheese sandwich, you guys. He's really got you guys wrapped
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around his face. Does like a cheese sandwich. Please and YouTube kids on
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the TV, thank you? Yeah, I are you worried about her?
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You're I'm actually more worried. Well, turn this on me, but I'm
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worried about what kind of addiction I would have. Then. Well, her
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cheese of choice is white cheddar and parmesan, not the cheese as I would
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have gone with. Wait, like, are we talking like parmesan you put
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on spaghetti ramazan. Well that's I'm wondering. If it's a grated where she's
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shaking it in her mouth, you can't get like the the less graded oh
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tarbisan, which just like there's so many different parmesan. God, I love
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cheese. I know. This is what I'm saying. What's the most addicted
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you've ever been to, like a food item or a drink food item or
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a drink no non alcoholic. Yeah, I mean I would say cheese is
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definitely up there. Cheese huh yeah. I honestly put it on almost everything,
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or I'll have like a cheese stick. It's kind of my go to
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snack. It's a it's a good it's undeniably a good snack. Now do
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you peel it off in little strings or do you just eat it like a
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I eat it like a Yeah, yikes, I know. Go I mean
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you can get addicted to just about anything. You know, like people drink
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and diet cokes left and you've seen people like that, right, oh gozz
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on like twelve a day. We've got a couple of people in the opposite.
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I mean they continuously drink it NonStop. Yeah. I got a bit
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of a nut problem. Oh really, Oh nuts, Oh my god.
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I can't. I can't be around I can't be around nuts, especially during
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the holidays, like a mixed container of them, mixed nuts, cash shoes,
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peanuts, almonds, man hazel nuts. Some people do say that those
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are those are Yeah, they are all good. I mean they're healthy to
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a point. But I mean, I mean everything was healthy within moderation.
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That's that's the whole thing. I remember when you and I hate to bring
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it up again, when you had an addiction to McDonald's. Yeah, it's
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I mean, listen, we've all been bit by that bug. I feel
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like there's something new. Get into eating out or fast food or anything like
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that. There is there is crack or something in it. Because your body
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genuinely is like it feeds. That's all you can think about is go into
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a drive through, So you got to get It's hard to get out of
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it. But once you do. I mean it's crazy to say, but
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it's true. Once you start eating healthy, eventually, although it's hard to
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imagine right away, eventually you will crave healthy foods totally. You'll crave like
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a healthy meal. It's just getting there. So it's now not the time
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to tell you that McDonald's has six free chicken nuggets. No matter what today,
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I know sweet and sour sauce? Are you getting me? I know
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how many? How many Freeman nuggets? Six? And all you need to
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do is have the app. But you deleted the app, so you have
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no problem, did you? No, don't do it. It's like a
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minute in the morning to loll get up on Big seven. I mean,
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I had an interesting stories you wanted to share. Oh, I just came
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across a survey. Did you know workers are afraid to ask for time off?
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This is mind blowing to me. You're not a little afraid or at
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least guilty about it. No, So like I have days that I can
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take off, and if I want to take those days, when I want
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to take those days, I'm taking the days. So now that we're on
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the other side of Memorial Day almost and you'll be taking pretty much every Monday
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and Friday off until Labor Day. Oh, I choose to not take Fridays
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off, but Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays. Yeah, huge fans.
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It's nice to know that you can just enjoy your time and not think
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about the guy that you leave behind all on his own. You're the one
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taking time off here in a couple of weeks. Yeah, but I feel
21:42
bad about it, do you really? No? I mean there's there's definitely
21:47
some guilt, and I know there shouldn't be, like with this whole work
21:49
life balance, we should be able to take our time off. But even
21:53
like, have you ever heard of I suppose you've had this job for quite
21:56
some time, But the last job I had was unlimited PTA or flex time
22:00
flexible vacation they call it. And it's a real common thing with new with
22:04
with companies now. So you basically you have an unlimited amount of PTO.
22:07
Now it's like, well, that's too good to be true. Yeah,
22:11
then I would probably be anxious. I'm like, did I take too much
22:14
time off? Or that would And that's what wrap my head around that.
22:18
So they're basically banking on you feeling that way and not You're basically you're not
22:22
using as much as you would have if you had an allotted amount. Got
22:26
it? Because it's definitely not a thing where it's like, oh, I
22:27
can just willingly take a week off here, a week off there, end
22:30
up with seven weeks off in the air. Yeah, And I'm kind of
22:32
like, if you're doing your work, getting it done, enjoy your time
22:34
that you deserve off because you're gonna be a better employee. That's kind of
22:38
how I look at life. Yeah, I mean I'm not running a business
22:42
here, but that's just in general, depending on what kind of job you
22:45
have, like for example, like a salesperson, like, yeah, you
22:48
can take the time off, you're just gonna have less money. Well,
22:51
and you write your paychecks. In those industries and businesses where you have to
22:55
work in order to make money, yeah, you do you because that's totally
23:00
on you as long as it's not affecting the company, right, It's easier
23:03
said than done. Like, if you go on vacation, well just unplug.
23:06
You don't need to answer those emails. Well, if those emails are
23:08
going to, you know, pay our mortgage next month. See, And
23:11
that is my problem, I think, just with vacation in general and all
23:14
of that, because when is the last time you went on vacation and genuinely
23:17
did not work. It doesn't happen. I don't think you're always working.
23:22
I well, don't you agree? Do you not respond an email? Do
23:29
you really engage? Really? Well? Thankfully I have I have this coworker
23:33
who responds to an email before you can even open it. Also, so
23:37
she kind of represents the both of us. I never knew it was such
23:41
a good secretary for you. You really do have multiple hats, and that
23:45
is one of them. Not bro, I would never like, I'll get
23:48
to the email eventually, but I don't need to because you've already you know,
23:52
I'll open it up and there's like so many back and forths already it
23:55
was appreciated, it is. But you're telling me that you go on vacation
23:57
and you're working. I just I know he shut it down and where it
24:02
is? What is it? What is it that you do? What do
24:07
we what do we do here? So I know, because I know you're
24:11
not doing a radio show when you're on vacation, So what what is it?
24:15
Just kidding, I'm on my phone just cutting ads. It considers scrolling
24:19
Instagram. That's work for her because it's part of our job, getting content,
24:26
learning about the world. It's all content, taking it all in all,
24:30
it depends. Every day is a little different, and that's why we
24:33
love our job. We do a lot of things people don't know, and
24:36
I want to keep that a mystery. You guys probably think here in one
24:41
hour, I'm just gonna unplug this microphone exactly. It'll be more like an
24:45
hour and a half. But it's a mystery what goes on here? Anyway,
24:53
If you're somebody who's nervous taking time off, don't be it. You
24:56
earned it. You can't take it with you literally like when you leave your
25:00
job and also when you leave the earth. You know what I'm saying.
25:04
Yeah, so now that's real, and right down on a sticky note,
25:07
stick it on your laptop today. That'll that'll get you like it Amanda in
25:11
the morning. So now Amanda stills, the sea looks Sea Bronti, my
25:15
valley service mechanical. Not happening yet, Folks. Everybody has pushing Travis Kelcey
25:22
to get down on one knee and propose to Taylor Swift, and by everybody
25:25
the Swifty as they think all these little romantic getaways are going on that it's
25:29
just a matter of time. Those close to travs say, no, not
25:33
ready for it. He has no plans to propose. It's not even on
25:36
his radar. Marriage is something he takes very seriously. It's not something he's
25:38
just gonna jump into. He obviously has only been with her ten months at
25:45
tops. And you gotta remember they haven't really even spent They probably spent how
25:49
many days do you think they've actually spent together where one of them doesn't have
25:53
another commitment, Not a lot, you know, where it's not in season
25:56
and there's not other people around. I mean, how much down time have
26:00
they really had in like a normal setting. Yeah, I feel like they're
26:03
just still in that honeymoon phase. Definitely, like don't know everything about each
26:07
other. You gotta give it time. He's probably scheming up his proposal.
26:10
Do you think he's gonna quote her song love story? Because he strikes me
26:14
as a guy that's gonna quote her song love story. That would be really
26:15
interesting. I'm sure she's already got a fairytale wedding from her, you know,
26:21
younger years that she wants to have, and I don't know. I
26:25
think once they do, it'll just go really fast. But it'll be a
26:26
big celebrity wedding, do you low key? I feel like they're both very
26:32
family oriented and they have a lot of really really close people next to him.
26:36
I think it will have to be but I'm guessing it'll be out of
26:38
the States. Yeah, that's kind of my guest. I don't know.
26:42
It'll be interesting. It'll be a real to do though, that's for absolutely.
26:45
I can't wait. I think you're getting an invite. I did meet
26:51
her at one time, Amanda, and I felt like we hit it off
26:53
or was that we fast? What two thousand and eight? Correct to that
26:57
nine? Maybe she said it's great to meet you, and I couldn't even
27:02
muster up any words. I was so nervous, and then she hugged me
27:06
and then she asked me to marry her. Oh, gosh, is that
27:07
home in town? Yeah, kind of reminds me of my first concert ever
27:11
in Sync. I mean I went there thinking that the boys were just like
27:15
gonna start talking to us. It was amazing at the Fargo Dome and talking
27:18
to you, are we gonna be able to see this again? In Sync's
27:22
Chris Kirkpatrick really stirring the pod and getting all of us instinc fans excited once
27:26
again. Yeah, no, I can honestly tell you there there's been a
27:30
lot of discussion and when it comes to labels, you know there's still certain
27:34
things that were owed, so you know that stuff Saul will fall into place,
27:38
but you know there has been discussion with the five of us about,
27:42
you know, possibilities of future endeavors together as the band, bringing the band
27:48
back. So basically it's just kind of crossing the te's and dot in the
27:51
eyes about getting something. In writing, it sounds like it's a lock.
27:55
It's happening. It does, but until it comes out of justin Timberlake's mouth,
27:57
I'm kind of feeling like, are these guys just getting people excited just
28:03
so he because Chris is coming to town, is he trying to sell tickets
28:06
for the Fargo Show. Well, that's probably part of it for sure,
28:08
because it feels like, why would they Why would they be letting Chris if
28:11
they were like holding onto this information that they're actually having discussions, Why would
28:15
he just get to loose lips it up in a TMZ interview. Yeah,
28:18
justin Timberlake is out on tour through the end of the year, so if
28:21
there were to be anything, it'd probably be next year. I don't know,
28:26
guys, I feel like they're just dangling a little a little piece of
28:29
fruit in front of me, just keysing me. Yeah, we're just all
28:33
puppets. Uh, that's right, all right, Fitty sent He has been
28:40
trying to get this Diddy documentary that his company has put together. Marionnette,
28:45
that's what I'm looking for, Marionette, that's what the puppets are. Oh
28:48
got you got, you got Pristine. He has got some sort of Diddy
28:52
documentary that he's been hocking, and Netflix picks it up. They're not dumb.
28:56
They know people are gonna want to get in on this, and so
28:59
obviously it's very timely. Don't know what information is going to be a part
29:03
of it, if it's actually going to be the women who he's sexually assaulted
29:07
or claimed to have. I have no idea, so it'll be interesting,
29:10
but Netflix has picked this up. We are finding out now that there was
29:14
another civil lawsuit just yesterday, model Crystal McKinney, accusing him of sexually assaulting
29:18
her in two thousand and three. The details just awful. This is a
29:21
seventh lawsuit against him. I don't know, there's there's been a lot of
29:25
time. We know the Feds are involved in this situation. I'm just waiting
29:27
for him to get locked up. At this point. It's got to be
29:30
just a tip of the icebreak the behavior he is we've now seen on video.
29:33
It's like, that's got it. That's been going on for decades and
29:37
so and everybody else, even his first ex and I don't know if they
29:41
were married, but his first kid. That mom on social media yesterday was
29:45
saying she feels for Cassie and she knows how she feels. So she's basically
29:49
saying she's been in that same situation, but she's just kept silent because she's
29:53
supporting the kids. Is kind of what it feels like. I don't know,
29:56
it's not surprising. I guess hopefully we'll find out more or in the
30:00
didymentry or the document or are you trying to a Diddy entry? Did he?
30:10
You don't get to play? No, if you can't play right,
30:12
let me try one more time. What do they call him it? Did
30:17
he doc? Ooh? I like that did he documentary? Did he?
30:19
That's exactly what it's called. Yeah, that is what I like? Did
30:22
he doc? Okay, you don't like Diddy mendory, but isn't it's a
30:27
little cheeky for the subject matter. Yeah, very heavy stuff, so we
30:32
shouldn't be silly about it. No, okay, we'll just pretend that didn't
30:34
happen in the morning. I got a little warning. Okay. You know,
30:41
when you listen to the show, you think, oh, this guy
30:42
is mature and responsible. Do you think that's what people think? I think
30:48
it is what they think. And listen to this. I want to warn
30:51
you that people you know in love might be participating in what now has its
30:56
own poison controlled designation, something called a borg. You heard about. We've
31:03
talked about this a few times. It's insane. We have not talked about
31:04
a one time. Yes we have, No, we haven't. It might
31:11
have been with your last boyfriend, but not with me. It was you
31:15
and I and it was a TikTok challenge. Don't make me go to the
31:19
files and type in Pike and Amanda in the morning Borg challenge, you go
31:23
to the archives. I'll do this one. So look, and I'm literally
31:27
trying to warn parents at college students gen zers doing something called a blackout rage
31:33
gallon. That's what it stands for, Amanda, and I just found that
31:36
out because it is the first time I'm discussing this. You don't believe me,
31:41
No, And it's awful, it's so scary. Well, it's an
31:45
individual gallon sized mix of vodka, or it can be used with a different
31:48
type of alcohol. You prefer water and a flavored electrolyte powder. Oh gosh,
31:55
just stop mixing up a giant jug of vodka and just chugging out of
31:59
it and tell you blackout. That's what they're doing these college kids. Now,
32:02
before we judge too quickly, I think you might think back to your
32:06
college days and oh, I don't remember parties, a little something called jungle
32:12
juice. Well, and that's I think that's basically what it was as we
32:15
were growing up. But the thing is is when we were growing up,
32:17
there weren't challenges. There weren't things like that. It was like my friend
32:22
Edward forty's hands would disagree. Come on, you can't say, gosh,
32:29
I forgot where you'd tape your tape five. Okay, then this is bad
32:32
too. Throw this under the list of Borg and other bad things. But
32:36
people I had heard of would tape forties of alcohol a forty ounce bottle of
32:40
malt liquor to their hands and have to drink them before before you can you
32:45
know, you can go to the back have be released or whatever. Yeah,
32:47
horrible stuff. So going back to how mature we were growing up,
32:52
it's just different now, like people and people are doing it for social media
32:57
to get the likes and all the clout and all that stuff and not realizing
33:00
how reckless it is. Absolutely, it's just the worst decisions you'll ever make
33:06
in your life. If you made a list of the worst decisions you've made,
33:08
good chance the top whatever of them were under the influence of that.
33:13
Absolutely, and not just like I'm not talking a couple of beers. I'm
33:15
talking Borg challenge kind of nights. We've all had him, unless you haven't,
33:22
but most of us have had him, you've had moments. It's it's
33:25
not good things to look out for. It. If your college aged child
33:30
is referring to parties such as our Borg and Savior, oh boy, justin
33:37
b Borg or other plays on the word borg, you might want to ask
33:43
some questions. Or if they just come through your recycling and they're looking for
33:45
a big milk jug or they're like, hey, mom, can I do
33:49
the recycling today, they're probably looking for the milk jog. If you if
33:55
your college student is rummaging through the trash for a milk jog, red flag,
34:02
time to sit down with them. And that has been our little PSA
34:06
for this. I'm so glad we had never talked about this before. No
34:08
first time, Amanda in the morning on I had an idea And this is
34:15
a legit easy way for you to make extra money. Oh now, if
34:19
you want, let's say, I don't know, an extra six k a
34:22
month. And this is not some I'm not telling you to sign up for
34:24
some you know class or sell some weight loss product. No, this is
34:29
a legit easy six k that you could make tomorrow. Well, this here
34:34
for it. This woman's doing it. Her name is Chloe Welsh. She
34:37
used to have various jobs that weren't going all that well, and she thought,
34:40
I think it's time for a career change. And you know what prompted
34:44
the career change is she fell out of a cab. I don't know how
34:49
it happened, but she fell out of a cab intoxicated or just clumsy.
34:54
I just said, I don't know how it happened. I know, but
34:57
I so then you asked to fall well up anyway, maybe in that two
35:00
seconds I found the information, is what you're thinking, or maybe you knew
35:04
if she was clumsy or oh yeah, it says here she was clumsy,
35:08
which she broke both he ankles. So then it was at that point,
35:13
this was during you know, the lockdown era a few years back, that
35:16
she decided to create an account on OnlyFans dot com. Oh here we go,
35:22
everybody with their only fans, right, but you know, dime a
35:25
dozen bunch of people on there. So you got to find your niche,
35:28
right or your niche. So she decided that with her broken feet, that
35:32
would be her thing. She'd have casts on. She had, you know,
35:37
crutches, and people started to go wild. So she's now making ghosts
35:43
have you ever smelled a cast? You know how disgusting that is? Okay,
35:49
yeah, but there's other things that somehow find their way getting involved in
35:52
intimate in the bedroom. Not a scratch and sniff only last eight checked is
36:00
not scratching stamp. However, this Chloe Wels is making six k a month
36:04
doing what she calls cast stuff. People will request her to wear neck braces,
36:10
leg cast on her legs. See, now, this is just creepy
36:14
and weird. She said she even got a request to put on a full
36:16
body cast. She said she would charge extra for that because I'm gonna say
36:21
she's healed. I would assume at this point, does she have somebody coming
36:25
over casting her. No, that's where it's interesting. She says she does
36:29
it all herself, simply uses plaster of Paris and creates her own cast.
36:35
She said talent however, though it is quite the mess, hard to get
36:37
off the cast. Well, it sounds like is she gonna need to take
36:44
it off? I mean six k a month, she's probably fully cast all
36:47
the time. Well, you gotta customize it to whoever's paying. You know,
36:51
if I'm paying six grand, I'm gonna want whatever cast stuff that I
36:54
prefer whatever my cast would get. Is there a cast a woman wearing a
37:00
full body cast? No? I mean that's like a mummy at that point.
37:04
Right, This is where I'm saying, like this is so bizarre and
37:08
so like what are what this? These this group of people would be into.
37:15
It's not it's not shame Okay everybody else, I'm sorry, Yeah,
37:20
it's totally normal. Well what's normal? Man? I have an open mind,
37:24
she said she does. She's been asked a lot of weird things,
37:27
such as being chained down and tickled. She'll do whatever. Now, yeah,
37:30
this is now that's creepy. You know why is chained down? And
37:36
what? This is? Like a horror film? You're in a cast and
37:39
you're chained down and tickled like trying to itch and Okay, so to be
37:47
fair, I've never had a cast. It's just people around me so like
37:51
how gross it is and you get the little scratcher so you have to like
37:53
itch those places. Yeah, but I'm just saying people are into it.
37:58
So she's earn an extra six km month. If you don't want to do
38:00
that, then don't do the cast stuff. That's fine. It's a bit
38:04
more for her, like the market has already taken for that well, I
38:07
mean nothing wrong with a little healthy competition.