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Avoiding People at Grocery Stores · Podcast - Big 98.7

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Yeah, but it is time we do this. It's called is it weird?
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Where we discuss these little things that we do in a private time in
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our personal lives that you just kind of wonder, is this weird? Am
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I the only one doing this? Or is it not so weird? All
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right? At a ladies first, So do you ever dodge people at the
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grocery store? I have realized that, or at a store or anything.
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If I see somebody, I know, I just kind of look away and
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I all go down the aisle. Unless I'm making full on eye contact with
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you, I just kind of avoid. It's just that you're in this place.
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It's always uncomfortable to have the conversation in small talk. No, you're
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not weird. This happened yesterday we are at the story. I mean really,
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there's very few people I would like to speak to at the grocery store.
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And it's not saying anything about you. It's just that same I like,
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I mean, I could run into you at the girl It's like Hi,
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I don't know, it's just it's very weird. I don't know.
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If I saw you, I would have no issue. Just go into the
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next ailes I'd see you over in the produce. That'd be like, now
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we're good, we don't need carrots to it. Also just like bothers me,
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because then there's the people who then they're having full on conversation, so
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they're blocking you know, the the you're like, do we really did you
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guys want to go over to the bakery and have some donuts and coffee over
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here, because it's just it's over the top to me. And then you
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find yourself discussing what the other has in their cart. You know, oh
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it looks like, oh, healthy choice. What are you doing here?
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I don't know, buying groceries? It just it bothers. No, No,
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I definitely if I see somebody, I do my best to avoid them,
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And that's sort of stressful too, because you kind of peer into the
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aisle to make sure they're not in that one that or I have also just
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act like I'm on my cell phone. There's been so many times I act
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like I'm talking to put on that facade. Oh yeah, yeah, gotcha,
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Oh we needed extra those land on. I gotta run and go do
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that, like I am so busy. No, I'm gonna go. No,
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that's not weird. That's not weird. That. Okay, okay,
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what about this one? Is it weird for me to be eating leftovers off
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of other people's plates at restaurants like nice restaurants unless they offer it to you.
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But you're not saying that right, I mean proactive about it. You
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know. It's one thing like my wife obviously, I've been on mop up
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duty for years, you know, and that's what I love. Like the
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other night we were out and are weekend away and she ordered a steak and
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I was like, chit ching nice, I know, because she ain't eating
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ten hands, know exactly. You know, you're getting half of whatever entrees
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she goes into easy. But then other people like my brother, his wife,
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you know, I found myself just reaching over cutting steaks on other people's
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plate. You No, that's that's ridiculous. It's embarrassing. What's embarrassing about
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it? I don't know, would you rather the steaks be thrown away?
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No? But I feel like they need to offer it, They need to
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like pass it over to you. You shouldn't be like attacking other people's fall
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I ask, you know, if it's like an as, it's if it's
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a fry, if we're like winding up and the checks are coming in,
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there's still fries on people's plate. I'm sorry, I'm reaching over. So
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you're just reaching or what do you say? So you don't say anything?
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Literally, you could be a complete stranger. I will to eat your That's
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weird. One hundred percent. That's weird. I don't think so you know,
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if I see you at the grocery store, consider yourself ignored. Ladies
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A minute in the morning, big ninety eight point seven, you're ready ready,
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that's ready piping hot today? No Amanda fills the sea whoops. And
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just to give you an idea of how hot the tea is exactly, I
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would say, arguably as hot as the seven seeded Green Bay Packers in the
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NFL plans currently. Just to give me an idea like smoking hot, right
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or is it not? Is it tea? Not that I think that's hot?
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Is going to be Jason Momoa in this tea right now? Okay,
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give me to give me an idea of how hot you think? Stop it.
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He is clarifying his comments about not having a home. So he and
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his ex Lisa Bannet, they are officially like she filed for divorce so she
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left him. Uh yeah, they were on again, off again kind of
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thing, like it looks like they were maybe working on things, but they're
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officially on the divorce divorce, and now he is living on the road.
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So people are going, Jason Momoa is homeless. He's like, no,
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no, no, I'm not homeless. I have a nice trailer. He
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went on to say, I'm just houseless. Well, he said in a
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video, I'm homeless. So I kind of see where people were little confused.
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Yeah, he said, relax, I got a sleeping bag. I
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love this. He's just living kind of that van life vibe. Yeah,
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kind of a hippiet that's kind of the vibey gives me. It would be
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a dream. Just ga get one of those volks wagons those one are those
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buses like from the sixties, you know, and just and just live on
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the beach, just driving up and down the coast of California, just doing
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your thing, like a little what are they called airstreams stream airstream is a
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thing like the silver looking yes, and they're so it. They're like one
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hundred and thirty thousand dollars. I've seen some people on TikTok like the way
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they make these look and what they're doing. I'm like, maybe I could
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live on the road. Yeah, maybe not with the kids, But where
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would you shower in the airstream? Do they have that? I don't know,
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I don't know. I need that. I would for sure need that.
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So last night the Credit Choice Awards were on and Chelsea Handler I guess
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she has hosted this a few times. Well, it was going viral because
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she a big dig at her now ex Joe Coy, who ended up hosting
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the Golden Globes last week. Do we have the audio? We do?
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I mean, I don't know. Are you prepared for this? Big dig?
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I just have a clip here? This is the one. Yeah,
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okay, what an effort by the packers they come in and the division.
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Okay, sorry, that's not it. I don't know. I got a
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few different clips here, it's what was the one labeled Chelsea? Yeah,
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that's the Unfortunately Martin Scorsesey isn't here tonight, but that's not going to stop
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me from letting everyone in this room know that I would toss him around like
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a little Italian pepall. Thank you for laughing at that. My writers wrote
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it so bad. It's just so bad, awesome around like a little Italian
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meat. Well that's not nice anyway. He'lous. Oppenheimer and Barbie, by
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the way, continue to be big winners. Oppenheimer is still going to be
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available to stream on Peacock February sixteenth for people who are wondering. And the
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reason I know that is because I had to buy Peacock on Saturday to watch
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football. Oh yeah. A lot of people up said about it. And
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it wasn't the money, you know, because it was on five bucks.
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The principal of the NFL just being money hungry, you know, why can't
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all of the games be on Fox? Much like yesterday's divisional or wild card
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game between the Packers and Cowboys. Not to mention, there was a few
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times, and I don't know why I was so mad about it, but
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there was like a couple of delays. It was getting fuzzy. I'm like,
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really, I'm paying for this and now you're messing it up. But
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that's gonna be your internet connection, honey. We can't be blaming Peacock for
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that. I mean, to be fair, kept freezing. You just straight
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looked at me and went, well, that's gonna be your internet connection,
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honey. It's true, because we have the same issue at home with you
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know, we're watching on Hulu live. No. In the Packer game,
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you know, they destroyed the Cowboys, but it kept freezing, and it
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always happens right as a quarter about to throw the ball, then the screen
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stopped voting video video, and then well yesterday's case, then it would resume
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and there would be a touchdown. Okay, Top Gun three is in the
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works, and people are pretty excited. Tom Cruz, Miles Teller, Glenn
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Powell, they're all on board. And uh, I actually am surprised they
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didn't just go ahead when they filmed Maverick that they were gonna do another one,
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which seemed like a rigorous filming job on the second one, but it
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was obviously very successful, so why wouldn't you do a third one? And
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it's crazy because they just announced it. But they already have a trailer,
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a teaser from the film. Don't even think about it. I think we
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have the audio. There's pressure. Jordan is going to be a top I
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gotta do some organizing here. I have just these audio clips everywhere, and
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I'll get back to you. I don't think they actually have a trailer,
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Okay, So who did the packers play? What are we doing? What's
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going to San Francisco? Going to San fran Saturday night? Baby Party's gonna
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have his way with love going down? I don't think so, honey,
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stop going, honey, take a minute in the morning. Seven, Well,
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another day, no school and it's nice and cold, so they get
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to stay inside and find another fun activity to do. You're finding new activities
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for the kiddos because I know you this weekend we're trapped inside. Yeah,
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and my kids are at that age where it's just, you know, one
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activity and then five minutes later they're bored, so it needs to be another
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activity. Just keeping them stimulated all day for three days, it gets to
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be a lot. Have you ever just given them a tablet? You know
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what? We try to avoid it as much as possible, but sometimes it's
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my god, yeah, don't. There's so many, so many legos,
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you know. Right, we're in a magne tiles, which is really fun.
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I could sit there and play with those for a while. Yeah.
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Sometimes there's games that kids have that I enjoy too. Like this weekend,
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my nephew Leah five, had an iPad out a tablet and he's like,
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hey, uncle t T Do you want to play this game? And I
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go, yeah, sure, what is it? And he's like swimming the
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shark through the ocean, this big shark and you're controlling the shark. Oh
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nice, And as you swim you eat up these little fish. I'm like,
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oh, this is cool, okay, eat the fish. That circle
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of life. Fine. Well then there was a human swimming and the sharks
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swimming right at him, and I thought, oh is he going to scare
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that swimmer? He ate him? And it was gruesome. I mean,
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just the blue water turned red. I'm like, I just what game is
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this? And my sister she didn't realize that it was such an adult game,
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but obviously I have pretty pretty anyway. But and then I got to
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play and it was very fun. It reminded me of the old Grand Theft
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Auto days. That said, we did have a really nice weekend as you
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were trapped inside a man. We got out of town to a water park
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in Alexandria with the kiddos, said, my two nephews and a bunch of
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whole a bunch of family in a house together, and we got to go
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up and down the water side and man, let me tell you how many
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times you don't realize how out of shape you are, and tell your two
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year old nephew wants you to go up and down the water slide steps,
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because boy, is it fun to go down? Let me tell yes,
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But it's a lot of work. Especially did you have to have a tube
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at this place? Yep? Well you didn't have to, but there was
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a tube option, which of course that's the one they like, yep.
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And so it's so heartbreaking to have to look your two year old nephew in
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the eye as he says uncle Titi again again, and I'm panting like I'm
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just not done with the Fargo Marathon, and I'm like, buddy, I
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can't do it. I don't got it in me. Your uncle's not what
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he used to be. And so we, of course we were just the
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family was passing him off. We would each go and then you know,
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he'd be like, oh, have one more in the You know who I
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bet would love to go on the waterside with you is your uncle, Bobby.
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Why don't you go talk to him? At least you had people to
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pass off, like if it's just you know, if it would have been
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just your sister and brother in law. It is. It's like man to
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man coverage and they don't want to stop. Well, when do you say
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when you're a parent? I mean, it's probably easier when they're your own
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because you're with them so much. But when it's like this is my uncle,
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opportunity, you got to step up. But for you, when do
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you say when? Well, it depends. I know you you get after
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me quite a bit with the little white lies, but for instance the face
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again just hypothetical situation. Maybe you just be like, oh, man,
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look at all these kids here. They need their opportunity, and turns out
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turns out you can only go twice an hour down that because of their people.
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And then you just explain your way out of it, and then like
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distract with who have you tried the Lazy River for an hour? We go
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see what they have at the bar up there in the morning on Big seven.
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I have some controversial parenting opinions, not me personally. Maybe I do,
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maybe I don't. We'll find out, because I got a list of
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some controversial ones. Amanda, you're a parent, I am you're old pro
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at this point. Heck, you got two of them. See where you
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line up on these like you know, for example, this controversial opinion,
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too many people are too controlling of their kids. You gotta let them develop
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their own personalities, stop using them like accessories or extensions up yourself totally.
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Kids don't exist to carry out their parents' dreams one hundred percent. Honestly,
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what's so controversial about that? You see it every day people, you know,
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kind of forcing their kids to do what they want them to do.
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Yeah, it's funny you bring this up because we Sydney, we put her
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in she was in gymnastics, that's what she wanted to start with. Yeah,
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and then she was like, I want to be in dance, So
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we put her in dance. And now she's starting to get to that point
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she's like, I like it, but I want to try this. It's
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like, okay, great, but then we have this fine line of you've
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already signed up, you need to continue through the season. You've committed to
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this, like trying to enforce that at a young age too, Like,
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if you signed up for it, you got to do it. And so
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we put both the kids there in soccer on Sundays and Sid really enjoys that.
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But you want them to expand their horizon to do because I mean,
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honestly, you look at my life and everybody's like, Okay, I'm sure
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Briggs is just going to play football, because well that's what I was going
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to say. Does he have an option? Because you're a possiben A lot
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of people don't know was a Division one athlete at Iowa State. Yeah,
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and for me, I would prefer him not to play football. I'm like
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the weird mom who's like, I don't want him to be concussed. I'm
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good, you know I And for me too, Oh my god, what
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if they want to play hockey and neither of us really have a hockey background.
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There's no concussions in hockey. Of course they've got helmets for that too,
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right, But yeah, it's a tough, slippery slope. You want
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them to try things, but you never know what they're gonna want. Do
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you think your husband Nick could stomach a reality where his son Briggs is in
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the play at the theater? Does debate? I think you just you just
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do right, Head of the yearbook committee. My dad loves to raz and
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my dad send him a message yesterday because I send him soccer picks. He
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goes, when did I get my grandson is for his first instrument to play
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with. It help good old fashioned fun. I'm like, let's start with
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the tube, Amanda. You you can be a great athlete and also playing
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the band. Absolutely. I was a stud athlete growing up, captain of
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the dance team over and witting a deer creek, and I played the alto
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saxophone for a little bit. Did you play any sports? Oh? Really,
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I mean really really dancing around Dan It's very hard. Listen, my
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wife tells me all the time. Yep, the fact that you have to
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do those very hard kicks and maintain a smile art throughout pike. I mean,
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we don't have to hold a smile throughout a wrestling match, all right.
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So having a child doesn't mean you know the first thing about raising children.
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That's an unpopular parenting opinion. Just because you have one doesn't mean you
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know anything about it. Oh totally right. Yeah, we're winging it every
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single day. Yeah, yes, you're wre doing a good job. We
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have no idea. I talked to my boy Miller, good friend of mine
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from growing up, and he just had his first child and he was talking
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to me yesterday. He's like, yeah, it turns out hadn't spent a
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lot of time around babies, so what a new thing's happening here? Like,
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yeah, I can imagine, Hey, you and you just every day
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you go, oh boy, I didn't expect that to happen, and then
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you just you know. They say it takes the village, and it does
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because a lot of times you really don't know what you're doing. Yeah,
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I can imagine. Well, hear this unpopular opinion. I can actually very
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much get down with. They say you should be apologizing to your kid regularly
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when you make mistakes, rather than leading them to believe that you know,
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you're you know everything, you're infalliable. Oh yeah, I apologize often.
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Yeah, m hmm, that's good. I think we just talked about this.
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Yeah. I love that because so many times, growing up, you
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just think every adult knows everything and they're always correct, and it's just not
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true. Because now as an adult, you see other adults and yourself and
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you're like, not idiots out of here, and it's okay to make mistakes.
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Absolutely. I have to apologize a lot of times because they bust me.
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Because they love art projects, and I love that they're so creative.
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Oh yeah, sometimes they end up in the garbage on accident, and then
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they'll go to the garbage can to throw something and then we're like, mom,
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did you mean to? I'm so sorry, kids, I didn't mean
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to throw that away. I didn't mean to. How can you keep everything
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right? Yep, because I think I've told this story where when I was
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a kid, I was like painting. I think we had a Mickey Mouse
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coloring book. It was just a coloring book, you know, so I
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could scribble a few crayons in there and call it a picture. Yeah,
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And so my dad would start hanging them on the fridge, and then of
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course you run out of the fridge space. And now I'm I'm not into
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the coloring as much as I am. Addiction did to the fact that I
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know if I color one, it's going up on the wall, you know.
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So I'm just like speed racing through this coloring book, just mailing it
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in, not even staying in the lines. At that point, did you
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grow up with Mickey Mouse wallpaper created by yourself? I think at one point
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we just had to go, this is too much. We can't live like
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this. The whole house is just Mickey Mouse coloring book. Drives, you
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know, Amanda in the morning on sign this guy's suing Walmart. I saw
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a story and it's obviously one of these lawsuits that probably isn't gonna work.
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But you don't even know because it's so vague, you know what I mean?
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Okay, So this guy suing Walmart for what he's saying is false pretense
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of shoplifting. So what does that even mean. I've done all the digging
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I can do, and that's as much as we know. There's an incident,
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he says back in twenty twenty one. But he's not saying what.
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Oh, but he says false pretense of shoplifting, which is whatever. But
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I was intrigued by what this man is wanting from Walmart in the lawsuit.
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Now he wants one of two things. He's giving them an option, which
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is kind money, of course, being he want his money. He wants
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one hundred million dollars. Okay, that's insane a lot of money. Or
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if Walmart doesn't want to pony up that much, they can give him a
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free lifetime of shopping at Walmart, any Walmart store. He wants to be
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able to shop at any time he wants and not pay a dime. WHI
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that's crazy, what I guess? I mean it depends on Okay, so,
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first of all, one hundred million dollars, even if they were to
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hear this in court, even getting a million dollars for this lawsuit is crazy,
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like a little portion of what you're asking for, it's not happening.
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But then again, you see it so many times where while it might be
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frivolous, what's better, you know, going through the legal process like hiring
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lawyers that costs a lot of money. Or if you're Walmart, given this
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dude a million dollars, that's nothing. That's like me throwing a penny at
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you, just like, go away, let's be done with this. Or
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would it be more beneficial that you're giving him free stuff? Well, then,
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I don't know, do you want this scum in your store? Assuming
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he's scum, Maybe he's got something, maybe an incident. But let me
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ask you this though. Let's say you have the option to unlimited shop at
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any store for the rest of your life, which one would you go with?
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You could pick one, would it be Walmart? No? I think
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I'd probably just practicality wise, they got everything. Yeah, No, I
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think I'm gonna probably do I don't know, like a Costco Sam's Club kind
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of situation. Maybe because you're getting more bulk, but you don't need to
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worry about money. Money's no issue. Yeah, I guess, I don't
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know. I'd probably go maybe Target. I don't know. I'm trying to
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think of like because I'm wed have to throw clothes, you'd have to throw
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a little bit of everything in there. Yeah, that's real. Practically you
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never have to buy like toilet paper and toothpaste, and you know, you
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never have to worry about running out of that again. But adding the food
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to the list is because I was thinking like a Shields or you know,
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something like that, where it's like, oh, you'd get alkins of really
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cool things, but I need to add food in there because that's gonna be
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the cost effective party, right, right? Or do you go with like
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the oh gosh, like the plane store do they say airplanes at a store?
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Or like the very leaves like the Lamborghini dealership or something like that.
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You know, I don't know, you just I mean, yeah, it's
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a vehicle, which is fantastic. I love a vehicle. I don't know
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you're gonna hear my vehicle at eight eleven by the way with a round monster
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truck or pike sneeze on Ultima. Hence why I would love to use the
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Lamborghini store. Yeah, I gotta go anywhere with food that's gonna be shoe
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in for me because it's just expensive. And yeah, I eat a lot
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of it. But then it's like, now you're going to be eating a
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lot of food. It is free. You're gonna be going to town.
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Like when I worked at Arby's that summer that came out with the strawberry Swirl
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shake. I put on like thirty pounds. This is one after the other.
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But I still think in the other side of it, you could eat
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a lot healthier because it's free. So you'd be more you know, you'd
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probably get more organic y that kind of stuff. You'd be a little bit
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more snooty with your pickens or maybe you'd go, what what a sentence I
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can safely sad never heard that sentence. A little snooty with your picks pike
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it a Manda in the morning on Big ninety eight point seven. Now here's
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what you need to know. Well, props to our community. This is
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so awesome. Yesterday was a day of celebration to the Fargo Dome. After
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ten days of packing meals, just over nine point seven million meals were pack
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feeding over twenty six thousand kids every day for a year. This is the
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largest pack in the history of feed my starving children. Really cool. I
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mean their goal was ten million meals in ten days, and they knew that
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was a hefty goal. But just seeing because we were there on Friday and
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they had hit six million, and I'm like, how are they and a
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couple of days going to be able to even get close? So that it's
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amazing how quick it goes. Yeah, and you were there Friday, I
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packing away, Yeah, packing away. That's a lot of packing. You
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know. You got to just imagine they're chanting go, pack, go as
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the packing is taking place. Or was that just as the packers were destroying
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the cowboys. I shouldn't do that. This is a whole, nice,
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wholesome story, and I'm just projecting my fan hood on it, you know.
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Cool. You could see the look on my face right now, disgusted.
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Yeah, that's what we're doing. They did have a good playlist,
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But yeah, the whole time, every time you filled the box, it
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was like go, Pat go, And no, I'm not getting close,
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but they do need some volunteers today or the cleanup. So if you go
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to Fargo pack dot org. I can't even say pack now because all I'm
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thick enough are the disgusting Green Bay packers. Okay, shows much and Gwen
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Stefani is set to headline TikTok's official tailgate concert before the super Bowl in Vegas.
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They've done this now for a couple of years now. Her tailgate concert
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will be broadcast on TikTok for free. Also, it'll be a part of
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CBS coverage during the pregame show. That's right. I mean I would say,
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oh, she should do the halftime show, but that feels right for
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her. I mean she listen love Gwen. Yeah, she feels like a
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TikTok tailgate show. Yeah, who's done it? Jason Derulo, Miley Cyrus,
21:42
There's been a few of them. Yeah, that's interesting and all you
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know, you don't think Gwen Stefani could rock out the halftime show. I
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know she could. I just feel like she's maybe a tier below, you
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know, between her solo stuff, because the last solo hit she had,
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I mean it was you know, it's been some time. Yeah, it
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would be definitely a nostalgic performance, and of course you'd have to bring no
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doubt out and do no. You would literally have to to have enough recognizable
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songs. But it would be I guess because it is what fifteen minutes.
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Yeah, you would Hallo Backgirl, cool in my sweet Escape and the bananas.
22:15
That's the song? Is it? Bananas? Well? I thought I
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was having a conversation with a credible, quenchifiing fan. But that's out the
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window. But what about the banana song? H But then you're forgetting about
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bananas? Got it? I thought maybe she would she would just have some
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bananas. No, if that's the big breakdown of Halla Back Girl, that's
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when she goes into the bana n as. Oh boy, all right.
22:41
The Buffalo Bills invited their fans to dig their stadium out. I guess they
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were paying people like twenty dollars an hour. They had about one hundred people
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out there just when they went to the live shot. Because at first,
22:49
I'm like, okay, why didn't they cancel? The chiefs came, you
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know, I was wondering if it was like because it was so cold,
22:53
I did not realize it got hit was so much. Oh my gosh.
22:56
They showed a video. Yeah, the game was canceled. It's supposed to
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be yesterday, but they showed a video of when the game was supposed to
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be happening. I'm like, dear God, you could not you can out
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exist in this weather. No, it would be insane. So of course
23:07
that game is going to be on our time three point thirty today. And
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that's about all I know for football this week, because yeah, there wasn't
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much else it happened, Amana. No, you know, listen, I
23:17
took a long nap yesterday. I woke up and I thought, well,
23:19
the Packers, the Packers played yesterday. Oh they did here. I thought
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they were the underdogs. They were at the number seven seed. They had
23:26
no chance. Jordan Love is a bust, you and everybody else really,
23:30
and they they destroyed the Dallas Cowboys, Amanda, And that was exciting.
23:37
It was wild. More on that coming up, More on that not coming
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up, that's me. Nope, not a chance. I did find it
23:44
really funny. A lot of people were talking about the Chiefs game, Taylor
23:48
Swift and Brittany Mahomes doing their little sway back and forth with Donna Kelsey.
23:52
I mean those viral moments, I'm here for it. People are so annoyed,
23:56
swaying. I don't know what it is about it. I vomited when
23:57
I saw it. It was so funny to me. But yes, Donna,
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the mom like kind of just like, you know, kind of reluctantly
24:07
participating was funny. But Taylor Swift like really really like and she like put
24:11
her hands like she was doing her own concert like around and wrapped it around
24:15
her head. Cringey. It kind of was a little bit bike in the
24:18
morning, big nutty eight points seven. You know, everybody wants to make
24:22
money, making more money, It's always welcome. But at what cost?
24:25
Amanda, would you do what this woman did? Her name is Isla Moon
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and she was pursuing a PhD in neuroscience. Yeah, I wouldn't have made
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it that far. Nope, I was. I wasn't accusing you of it.
24:37
Hypothetically, Hypothetically, we in is La Moon's situation. As she was
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pursuing her neuroscience PhD, she realized that there were people out there. Amanda,
24:48
And I'm not sure if you're aware of this world. I know you're
24:51
kind of just tunnel vision. You got kids, you got your job,
24:53
your family. There are people on the internet producing their own adult content and
24:57
getting paid for it. It's it's wild. I've heard that this is happening.
25:03
And some people aren't even doing like aggressive adult like rated art content.
25:07
They're doing g rated things and people are paying for it, which is mind
25:11
blowing. Now there's a market for just about anything, and it's all on
25:15
one little website called Only Fans. And so this lady decided that she's gonna
25:19
give it a try, because, you know, pursuing a PhD, I
25:22
imagine a lot of work. You need to hear about this. People go
25:25
to school for eight years. I mean, my god, I struggled doing
25:27
my bachelor degree. I was a five year student. Yeah right, you
25:30
know, not even using it? Or are you? I don't know.
25:33
Did you go to school for radio speech communications with an emphasis in broadcast journalism
25:37
and a minor in public relations? Yeah, well I got here. Well
25:42
is La Moon. After she tried for two days and only Fans account,
25:45
she made what she at that time was making in an entire year, and
25:49
so she dropped the PhD program. A man, that's the shocking bart.
25:53
She said, you know what I've come this far. Neuroscience not for me.
25:57
I'm gonna get naked on the internet. And so in twenty twenty three
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she brought in five million dollars stop it, five million? Are you kidding
26:06
me? Yeah? And she said it's not all adult content, Amanda.
26:08
She a lot of times on her videos shares her hobbies such as hiking.
26:14
Can you imagine hero science? She's like, all right, boys, can
26:18
you imagine subscribing to this account for the adult content? And suddenly there's a
26:21
hiking video. Can I get a refle Is she hiking naked? Yeah?
26:26
That's not a bad idea. I'm just I'm out of curiosity. I mean,
26:29
there's so much content out there. What what would separate you know,
26:33
you from something else? Well, hiking naked would probably be one way.
26:37
How like the brush coming at you? The mesquite just imagining an accidental pine cone out