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Show and Tell · Podcast - Big 98.7

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  Yeah, I guess I didn't realize that kids were still doing this Show and
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  Tell. You were talking about your daughter. Is she got big Show and
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  Tell coming up? Yeah? I just got a message, and it says,
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  hello, families, we're gonna be having Show and Tell on Friday.
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  Show and Tell. Items must fit in your child's backpack. Please don't send
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  toys that go in mouths, such as instruments, as children may be playing
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  with them. Which is so accurate, you know, is have you talked
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  to Sydney about what she wants to bring? No? And I was just
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  honestly off air, just racking my brain as to what would be a good
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  Show and Tell item. I mean, I'm sure she has something that she
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  would love to show. It is funny if you leave it up to them.
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  It's not always the most plausible thing to bring in, right, the
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  refrigerator my house? Yeah, you can't bring that in, honey, don't
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  you remain I thought they'd gone away with it because you know, like I
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  feel like, you know, not everybody has something to bring in or whatever,
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  or also you just probably run into some trouble with the things people are
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  bringing in. Yeah, do you remember bringing it back in the day.
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  I remember it was fifth grade, mister Saint Peter's class, and I grew
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  up on the lake and it was about this time of year, so it
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  was cold, but yet it wasn't frozen over. And my cousin and I
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  were outside and we found this big, huge bug like it was massive,
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  like I'm talking turtle kind of size, yes, and it was black,
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  and we had no idea what it was. We were super excited about it,
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  so we grabbed it. We put it in the freezer, and we
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  were going to bring it to show and tell because we're like, oh gosh,
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  this is crazy, so bring it to our class. And I remember
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  putting it. Remember the uh tables that you used to sit at or you're
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  little, and you'd lift it up and then you'd have to ask your desk
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  thank you, and you'd have the little tray for the pencils well underneath it.
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  I had put this big old beetle thing, went to lunch, came
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  back open it. It's gone, my kid had thought out and still to
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  this day, no idea where it was. It was just gone, like
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  it was gone. In the school, this discuss a big beetle thing.
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  Did anybody mysteriously die shortly thereafter, No, and still it was probably just
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  like a water beetle. Who knows, but we just thought it was so
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  good. And when you're a kid, everything is always bigger than it actually
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  is. Yeah, exactly, like I remember, you know, for a
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  reference, like going to the Dike to sled as a kid, thinking I
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  was on Mount Everest. Yes, and now I drive by it, I'm
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  like, oh, really, yeah, that was it, that cute little
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  hill. Oh that's awesome. And then later on in my life, I
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  remember doing a show and tell, and I was older, but I think
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  my parents had to rearrange the day to bring our dog Shadow. Oh you
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  bring your dog. You were that kid. Every kid, if you ask
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  a kid who has a dog or a cat or whatever. My brother did
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  the same thing. It's like, what do you want to bring in?
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  They're gonna want to bring the dog in. And I don't know if they
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  allow that anymore. I don't, probably not. This is why they were
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  like, hey, bring pictures. But also I remember we had an outside
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  dog and this I loved Shadow just dangy never was really in the house.
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  And just the fact that we probably had never been on a leash before enrolling
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  and this school, as though she sleeps in my bed and snuggles me every
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  day. Come on, I remember I was obsessed with rocks as a kid.
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  Just rocks, Oh of course I did. Yeah, yeah, and
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  not even special rocks like cool ones, like just stuff I would find in
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  the landscaping at home. God, so there was a while there I was
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  selling rocks real, a real entrepreneur as a child. How much were they
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  going for and how did you sell them? Well, for the biggest and
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  best amand of probably five dollars. And I had one poor neighbor who just
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  obviously felt bad for me, and so they would just wait, do you
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  have a rock stand at the end of your drive? I had a sign
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  and everything. Yep, I'd love I'd love it, present them and yeah,
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  the same neighbor would come by and buy rocks every day. I don't
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  know what they were doing with them, but so I ended up bringing a
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  rock in for for show and tell, and uh, it went over like
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  a farden church. They say, oh gosh, it was the most interested.
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  But there's got to be some stories out there of what you brought in
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  for show and tell, So please, by all means seven oh one two
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  eight one nine eight seven. Would love to know what'd you bring in?
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  Maybe somebody in the class brought something in. I remember a kid tried to
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  bring a pocket knife. Oh in third grade. Yeah, I don't remember
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  anything crazy, But I'm just struggling trying to think what she has to bring
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  in. I don't want her to be that. She maybe still want to
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  bring her mommy in. Wouldn't that be adorable? I won't fit in the
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  backpack. Bye. Oh, that's right, that's the real Stike Ama in
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  the Morning, Big ninety eight point seven, Amanda Stills the Sea. Let's
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  see, Well, guilty. I have not been keeping up with the Kardashians
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  as much as I used to. I'm too busy and Britney Spears and Taylor
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  and Travis Land. But I will tell you this, The Kardashians is still
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  on Hulu, and Mario Lopez got everybody's attention yesterday because they have a little
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  promo. And Tristan Thompson is still living with Chloe, at least at that
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  time when they were filming. Remember, his mom had passed away, so
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  she kind of took him and the brother Ann and Nevert's like, ash,
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  that's so sweet, but it feels to me like they're setting it up,
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  like let's give him another chance. Well, Courtney Kardashian is not having any
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  of that. Her and Penelope, her daughter, just do not like Tristan
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  Thompson. So that's the storyline. Well, Tristan tells Courtney in this tease,
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  when I cheat, I feel disgusting. The next day, she goes,
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  so, then why do you do it again? We don't know what
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  he responds, but Mario Lopez goes, when I cheat, My guy is
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  acting like this is a weekly occurrence. You know, he's pretty casual stop
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  by Arby's on my way home, Like when I stopped by the I mean
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  like as if it's helping, Like what if it helps any I feel bad
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  after, you know, it's not like I'm just enjoying the whole thing.
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  Yeah, I'm enjoying most of it, but I do feel a little guilt
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  the next day. At that moment, I'm like all in and then it's
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  like, ah, well how many I mean he was filmed like twice?
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  Do it right? There wasn't on a surveillance camera at like physical like it
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  was more like dancy kind of stuff. But the worst one was remember when
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  he was going through the surrogacy all of this stuff with Chloe to have baby
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  number two. They ended up getting pregnant, but he had already impregnated a
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  woman and acted like that didn't happen and that we were not gonna find out.
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  Yeah, it's toopid. She she really has had a pretty rough go
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  with guys. You know who she needs to find is her Travis Kelsey.
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  That's who she needs. Oh, yes, seriously, and Britney Spears.
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  So a lot of people have read her book, and for those of us
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  who have read it, I just don't know if you would really be able
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  to turn it into a film or a TV show. Maybe they can turn
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  anything to it, I know, but a film would it be good?
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  Maybe, I don't know. Get in the hands of Scoresasa or Spielberg.
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  Yeah, well, you know who's trying to get their hands on it.
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  Reese Witherspoon and Brad Pitt. They're in the running, as well as Margo
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  Robbie. They want the rights to it. I know she really likes Reese
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  Witherspoon, and she's talked about her love for Reese on social media. Every
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  once in a while, she'll talk about her Drew barrymore few people, so
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  maybe she would give her the rights to it. Well, I mean,
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  she's gotta make money either way. It's kind of like who's going to be
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  the highest bidder? You know. Yeah, but so much of me too
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  where I feel Britney Spears doesn't want anybody to have the rights to that.
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  It's kind of her protection maybe, but then again, you know what talks
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  men big fat stack of money. And speaking of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelsey,
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  Hillary Burton, Morgan and pretty much everybody else in the world is tweeting.
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  I was one of them on Instagram saying I got a feeling about these
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  two that maybe they'll be engaged by summertime. Well, she tweeted and said
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  they're gonna have the most flannel lined pie and red ribbon kind of Christmas and
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  then those babies they're gonna be engaged by. May I fully agree and I
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  love to Did you see this? Gigi Hadid totally calling out this new storyline.
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  Remember how was two weeks ago we were talking about how they said Selena
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  Gomez just is not having it. She cannot believe how Taylor's reacting to this.
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  Yeah, the relationship they did the same for Gigi Hadid and she started
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  trolling them. She goes, sorry, I'm a couple of days behind on
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  this tag. She said, Uh, I don't know what the press is
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  trying to do here. Yeah, Selina last week and now me, let
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  it be, we're over the moon for our girl period. Well she showed
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  them. I know. I just love that though. Now we're in a
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  world where they can just fire back. Yeah. I think we're probably all
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  in the greens here. They're going to be married very very soon, and
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  it kind of makes sense. We were talking yesterday about how she's got this
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  era's tour, Like, what could she possibly do? I mean, the
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  last few years for her have just been so big. Doesn't it feel like
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  the right time for her to just step away for years, take a break.
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  If you want to have kids and do all that, now's the time
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  for sure. I mean, he's he just turned I think thirty three or
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  thirty four. She's about to be thirty four. That's prime time to just
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  like really start your life together. Yeah. God, she's probably only got
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  a couple of years left too, so you oh good, just adorable.
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  Look at us and Amanda in the morning on Sage seven, It's that time
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  of year where if you're having like a little bit of a diet or you're
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  on a workout regiment, it's over. It's soliday season, the holidays season.
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  And I'm not saying that, you know, not based on evidence,
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  because I've tried to so many times. I'm you know, I'm thirty three
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  years old. I'm pretty sure I've tried thirty three times to die through the
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  holidays. You just can't do it. You just physically cannot. Yeah,
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  it's all about moderation and honestly, just dieting anymore. I just struggle.
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  I have to really just stop saying that and not it's like a head game
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  with me. I have to just eat real food and work out as much
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  as I possibly can. Or that's it, Like I can't do anything that
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  all, Amanda. I just got to eat real healthy food and work out
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  a ton. It's not even it's not that you mentioned healthy food, it's
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  just eating like real food. I get so caught up sometimes into all the
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  fad diets and all the things going on. I'm like, I know what
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  I need to do, but it's so easy to get wrapped up into well
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  because it feels like it's a shortcut. When people find these like cute little
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  diets, it's like, oh, yeah, that'll work. Two thousand adults
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  were served the man A. Seventy two percent say that the holiday season is
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  the worst for their diets, and they would be correct. Now. Over
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  half of them say they are worried about such things like constipation, indigestion,
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  even acid reflex. I can get the acid reflex, especially because we've been
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  over this. I know, whatever, I have it, accit, acid
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  reflex, reflux, whatever. But it's especially this time of year. I
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  tend to drink a little bit more champagne and that kind of thing, and
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  that, after all, it's solidsh it gets me a little heartburnt action going
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  on. And the older I get, it's ridiculous. I used to be
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  able to eat and drink anything and it was just like a solid not even
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  a thing. Now I'll be up in the middle of the night, I'm
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  like, oh, I had a couple of cocktails. It burns when you're
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  twenty one and you can eat an entire pizza patrol pizza before bed with a
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  one hundred beers and wake up and feel good. Yeah, amazing. But
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  you know the thing about dieting during the holidays. So the worst thing is,
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  why is it so hard we're talking about When we say the holidays,
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  we're really referring to two days. I mean, right, Thanksgiving is one
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  day, Christmas is one day. You want to throw in years even sure,
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  yeah, but it's just holiday parties. I actually find I'm completely opposite
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  than this. I am more motivated October, November, December, January,
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  February, March, like, that's kind of my I work out, I
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  do, I eat, and I drink and stuff. But it's not as
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  bad. Summertime is when I yeah, that's my holiday season. Yeah,
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  no, I know that's the bad YO season. I can't say no,
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  a little ditty stuck in your head. Solid No. I definitely like come
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  New Year's like, that's when I kind of turn it on. And then
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  you get to the summer and then yeah, you're right, golf season,
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  lake season, beer season, it's over. So what do you find to
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  work the best for you? Because I know we are talking and there's some
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  people out there, Amanda, not to name any names, but there's this
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  hot new injection I could take if I want to lose weight quickly. Yeah,
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  I've got quite a few friends that are on well, and I don't
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  even think it's ozempic anymore, but they're doing uh whatever this. It feels
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  like the magic shot. Tell me more. I'm easy. I really don't
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  know much about it. And I see some of these people and I'm like,
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  dang, girl, you look good. But then what kind of achey?
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  Right? Yeah, I just got to go the right real way.
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  But then it's like, well, if everyone else is doing it, it's
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  like steroids and base But it's like I don't want to cheat, but gosh,
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  if everyone else is doing it, what am I supposed to do?
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  I mean, I bought a thigh master because everybody else had one back in
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  the day. Give that a try. Don't have my thigh master anymore.
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  My mom had a thigh master. I used to use it in my arms.
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  It just squeezed it together. Great chests a thigh master hack. It
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  also works great for your chest. I want to get a thigh master.
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  That's what I want to give for like a white elephant gift for the holidays.
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  Just a good old fashioned high master, so good, really good.
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  Really, I mean, season we have a sauna suit like the as scene
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  on TV. My husband is the guy he puts on his suit jacket when
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  he works out. We have like an extra one as a wrestler. Don't
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  use a sauna suit. Okay, dangerous and it's not helpful. You wanted
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  to hydrate yourself, sure, but I don't know. He likes to get
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  his sweat on. Kids a sweatshirt with that just over? What is that
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  thing? Makes you a sweat a ton? You're not losing fat, You're
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  just losing water weight. Oh boy, you're gonna have to call Nick.
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  Well, if you listen, if your husband has a way in tomorrow morning,
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  sure, i'd say by all means, but I don't think you did
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  like it a mena in the morning on a big nutty Eight points to exciting
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  time though for your daughter her first show and Tell ever happening. Yeah,
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  I'm excited. It's on Friday. Just got the little memo. It's got
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  to be something that she can fit in her backpack, and I'm just racking
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  my brain. I'm excited to talk to her about it to see what she
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  would want to bring. Because I just got the message. I'm like,
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  oh, what could it be? Well, I just remember so many ridiculous
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  things were brought in when you were a kid. When you leave a kid
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  in charge of, you know, just choosing something, you get some funny
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  things like I brought a rock in which did not go over. Well,
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  it's just stupid. And you brought in a giant bug. Yeah, I
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  thought was like a It was like a water beetle of some sort. And
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  then it got away. You still don't know. It's missing somewhere in Deer
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  Creek, Minnesota. So who knows what I contaminated or what a lot of
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  people just, you know, bring their pets in, which it sounds like
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  your dog. It's a Puppyet you can fit that and backpack. Don't you
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  know we're not bringing a live animal in? All right? Well seven on
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  one two one ninety seven, what'd you bring in for show? And tell
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  Dania? Did you bring something in? Well? I didn't bring anything,
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  and that was the problem. And I hate being left out. And so
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  I'm a first bader and I'm listening to these kids show these amazing things,
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  and I'm kind of, you know, just wanting to one up them all.
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  And so I get up there and I say, my mom just had
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  a baby, and she she hadn't she had a baby. No, And
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  we live in a really small town. We were I'm from Subbeka and this
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  boy named Evan Corbyn was sitting in the front row and his mom was like
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  my mom's business partner at the time, and she raised his hand and he's
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  like, where is it? Yeah, it's she was in the basement.
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  You know, we just keep her in there. We just you're hiding the
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  baby in the basement where the police called it all or so good? Nope.
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  I I actually remember getting home that day and seeing my mom hang up
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  the phone like you could see it as you walked in the door, and
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  I remember her being so nice about it, and she was like, did
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  you tell your teacher I had a baby? I was so offended. I
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  was like, no, Like, why would I do that? Of course
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  you hadn't had a baby? Mom wife? Why? Okad kid's minds are
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  incredible. That is so funny you would think of that. Oh. Now,
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  I'm a teacher and we've had kids bring interesting to the schools too,
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  Like we've had like kids bring like pipes and like this is this thing.
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  I love it. Well, thank you so much for chiming and we appreciate
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  you. Daniel. All right, thanks by well go ahead. I was
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  going to say, speaking of baby as we posted this on Facebook, and
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  Erica, Amanda and a Sherry, they all brought their baby sisters to school.
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  That's hilarious. Mom, back to look at this thing I brought.
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  Somebody said they brought me in a deer head. I'm hoping was one of
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  the mounted deerheads, not just a fresh off hunting season bloody head from the
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  garage. Even that though, just bringing in a big old deer head.
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  Can you I get now why my child's daycare and school is saying, like,
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  just maybe the picture of so you can put it in the backpack so
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  it's not that Emily chiming insane. And she brought a nine pounds sugar beet
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  once, it'd be some kind of world record. I know, this is
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  so great, and I love that she probably just went to the farmers field
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  next to her house and jacked it out of there. Yeah, for sure.
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  Hannah says, you brought a dead armadillo. I don't know where you
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  get an armadillo, let alone a dead one. But had me be an
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  exciting day in the classroom. Oh god, what about you? Seven on
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  one two eighth one ninety eight seven what'd you bring in for show and tell?
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  You can call us, you can text us. If you can beat
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  a dead armadello, you win. I get a mana in the morning.
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  Seven. You want to spect to sing when you hear that telephone room friend
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  fucking this lasson by friend? Wang. Gosh, someone just slaps just as
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  hard today as the first time you heard it would too, Oh my gosh,
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  just a banger. Hey, this guy his wife reached out because he's
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  trying to get his boat winterized. A little late in the game, if
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  you ask me, but he's been waiting and waitings been nice, right right,
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  Well, I don't really know much about boats, but anyway, okay,
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  here we go. Hello, good morning. Is this Adam? Yeah,
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  hey Adam, Sorry for the call. It's so early in the morning.
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  Names Pork Matthews a manager over here at zarv and Marine. And we're
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  just having a little bit of an issue with your boat that you dropped off
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  for the winterization. You got a second row, maybe chat about it quick.
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  Yeah, yeah, So it's very embarrassing. Obviously, we got a
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  new guy here and he's not exactly familiar with the winterization process, and so
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  he on his kind of first big assignment. Was supposed to winnerize your boat,
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  but when we checked back in with them, turns out he accidentally summarized
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  the boat. Okay, so what does that mean? What's so winter rise
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  it? Then? But yeah, you know what, I don't understand what's
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  summerizing? Sure understandable. You know the goal is to winterize it. He
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  did summarize it, which basically that's like the opposite of winter eyes, you
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  know, winter summer kind of thing. That's not even a thing. Well
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  you wouldn't think so, I understand, but it is what happened. And
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  whatever you say, you made this mistake. I've never heard of a summerizing.
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  But you know you're taking a really long time with this, so how
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  you know? So fix it? Like how big a deal is it?
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  Yeah? It's a head scratcher, all right, Adam, And we feel
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  terrible. I mean, this is the last time we're going to let this
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  guy loose on his own. What we're going to have to do here is
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  we're gonna have to go back boat or something. No, no, no,
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  no, it's not damage. It's just ready for summer, which is
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  I know, we're not what you wanted. How can it be ready for
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  summer. I just took it off the water. It's been it's been in
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  summer all summer. What the hell? That makes no sense? And I
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  understand, I'm sure you know how the seasons go. But we're still gonna
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  have to winterize it. But it's a bit of a process to get there.
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  So what we're gonna have to do is we're gonna have to unsummarize the
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  boat, get its back and it's in sort of its original state, and
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  then we're gonna have to do the winterization. So it's going to be probably
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  three four weeks tops. Oh hell no, come on, that's that's that's
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  crap. It doesn't take that long to win a rise a boat. You
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  pull the water out of it and you make sure nothing freezes. Right.
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  It's not kind of morons, are you? You don't summarize the boat.
• 19:26
  That's stupid, Adam. Now come on, it's not that it takes long
• 19:30
  to win arize it. It's just the unsummarizing that just STI I want to
• 19:33
  talk to the manager. Okay, well, let me get him on the
• 19:36
  phone here, hang hang on, Yeah, this is the manager speaking.
• 19:41
  Yeah, it's the same person I was just talking to. That's right,
• 19:45
  that's the man that you got him. So you're literally the most intelligent person
• 19:49
  I can talk to right now. Okay, well, I don't know.
• 19:52
  I don't know about that, Adam. Yeah, I don't either. Before
• 19:56
  we get two worked up here, I just got to tell you, man,
• 20:00
  we didn't summarize your boat. Your boat is fine. Okay, this
• 20:03
  is a prank call. Okay, there's a good old fashioned prank call.
• 20:07
  Your wife Gina reached out to us. Who, by the way, we're
• 20:08
  not even at the boat shop. We don't work there. Gina set you
• 20:15
  up. Got you like a goal. It's piking a man in the morning,
• 20:18
  a big ninety eight point seven, Adam, got you like a go
• 20:21
  we got what. How do you guys feel about payback this? Oh man,
• 20:26
  that's just gonna be a man. Do you hear that payback is coming
• 20:29
  back? That's hilarious. Well, we're a good sport. I do like
• 20:33
  you got a little You don't mess with a man in their boat. You're
• 20:34
  just don't. Yeah, you sound like you know your stuff. I felt
• 20:37
  a little out of place because I don't know what any of that is,
• 20:40
  so I probably did sound like you made that apparent bag Pike it a Manda
• 20:45
  in the morning. Come on Big eight point seven trending. Now, here's
• 20:52
  what you need to know. It's soliday season, holiday season. Good morning,
• 20:57
  a triple A. It's going to be crazy over Thanksgiving. They're saying
• 21:03
  it could be the busiest Thanksgiving in several years. I don't know if it's
• 21:06
  just kind of post COVID people are just finally getting back to normal traveling and
• 21:08
  flying and doing everything. But they say nearly fifty five point four million people
• 21:12
  will be traveling through the holidays. Airlines are supposed to be jammed. That's
• 21:17
  going to be kind of one of the biggest things. And I don't know
• 21:19
  if it is. I mean, we don't know anything about weather, but
• 21:23
  I know they've had a lot of issues with like TSA and things like that
• 21:26
  too. So what Yeah, you it's already gonna be crazy, which sounds
• 21:30
  just like absolute hell on Earth. But then you're throwing a snowstorm and delays
• 21:33
  and cancelation. I mean, godspeed. We're flying out December twenty second,
• 21:37
  just fingers crossed. But are you going anywhere for Thanksgiving? Yeah? We're
• 21:41
  driving down to Iowa nine and a half hours with the kiddos. We haven't
• 21:44
  actually done that trip since last Thanksgiving, you know, where they're kind of
• 21:47
  at that age where everybody comes to us. So yeah, it'll be interesting
• 21:49
  and my home a long road trip like this in a while. And I
• 21:53
  don't know what your sleeping situation is, but going visiting, it's just always
• 21:57
  I just hate staying in other people's places. So they are great with us.
• 22:00
  Oh yeah, they roll out the red carpet for us, like,
• 22:03
  let us have exactly once you have the little kids, so you all have
• 22:07
  the nice room with the bathroom next to it. You know. I think
• 22:11
  my sister in laws are probably like, or really, why do they get
• 22:15
  all of that? At this point? You bought some kids and you will
• 22:18
  too. And we're going to Lawrence family in Duluth. My wife's family lives
• 22:22
  in Duluth. We have I don't think we've been there since we got married
• 22:25
  there, which is in like twenty nineteen. Really yeah, yeah, so
• 22:26
  it's it's long overdue, but I think we'll probably end up sleeping in you
• 22:30
  know, one of their kids bad twin beds at you know, one of
• 22:33
  the boys that you know, who, of course is I was a teen
• 22:36
  boy once. I know, I of farts. Gross. I know I
• 22:38
  had mentioned that my drive is like nine and a half hours, but even
• 22:41
  though yours a shorter, you might have a worse drive. Yeah, driving
• 22:45
  across Minnesota to Duluth is not the most amazing drive in the fall. It's
• 22:48
  gorgeous, but I mean, my god, you get there and it's like,
• 22:51
  okay, well this is worth it. I have a beautiful place.
• 22:53
  And you know comedian Matt Rife, Well, if you didn't like we were
• 22:57
  probably two months ago, all of a sudden he's blowing up Facebook and everybody's
• 23:02
  like he is the hottest thing. He is so good looking, but he's
• 23:04
  also funny. Well, he sold his tour out, his comedy tour out,
• 23:07
  like in a minute, and I'm like, I've never heard of this
• 23:11
  guy. How could this be if I don't know him. Surely he's not
• 23:14
  popular. Well, he had a lot of followers on TikTok and that's really
• 23:18
  how he became famous. But now he's talking about being physically attractive. So
• 23:22
  if you didn't like them, or if you were like us and you're like,
• 23:23
  oh whatever, you might not like him after this when he's saying basically
• 23:29
  people don't want to laugh at physically attractive people. You don't walk on the
• 23:33
  stage and people are looking at your arms rather than listening to your jokes.
• 23:36
  I think it just makes me work that much harder. Do you feel for
• 23:40
  the guy? I feel so bad for him, you know, being funny,
• 23:42
  good looking, just the full package, like we've all we've all got
• 23:48
  our burdens to carry, you know what I mean? And from Matt Rife,
• 23:51
  it's just being too great, damn good looking and funny and attractive and
• 23:56
  charming. No, it's not right than keep for sending your sympathies to him.
• 24:00
  I appreciate that. Well, listen, is there some way? Is
• 24:03
  there a gofund me? Is there somewhere I can donate? I know,
• 24:06
  I guess you just go to a show because I think the tickets were expenses.
• 24:08
  You know, I've yet to see him say something that made me laugh.
• 24:11
  But yeah, maybe he's funny. Do you know one of the guys
• 24:14
  just being hard on him. I'm probably saving his best stuff for the tour.
• 24:18
  And we saw yesterday Wheel of Fortune Live is coming to the Fargo Theater.
• 24:22
  This is going to be Saturday, May eighteenth. But all my friends
• 24:25
  were going, oh my gosh, yes, this is our chance to be
• 24:26
  on Wheel of Fortune. That is not the case. So this isn't for
• 24:30
  you to viye to be a part of the broadcast. This is actually just
• 24:34
  a touring production that's going to take over the Fargo Theater. So you get
• 24:37
  your tickets, you go there. You have a chance to solve puzzles if
• 24:41
  you get called up there, if you're in the audience, you can still
• 24:44
  win prizes. So it's super interactive. But I mean trips to Paris,
• 24:47
  Hawaii up to ten thousand dollars in cash. Vanna and Pat will not be
• 24:51
  there. We don't know who the presenters are, if it's anybody that we
• 24:52
  would even know that are going to be running though, Well, do you
• 24:56
  feel like you'd be good at it? When you play along on the show,
• 24:57
  do you feel like you're good? I feel like I'm so. The
• 25:00
  only thing that I struggle with I can get the puzzle. I would be
• 25:04
  struggling trying to remember what letters there were, like early on, oh what
• 25:08
  other people had already get Yeah, and knowing what they are that would make
• 25:12
  me a little nervous, and I think just under fire, I would get
• 25:15
  anxious. Yeah, and I would say, you know when you have to
• 25:17
  solve the puzzle and then you say it, and if you make any sort
• 25:18
  of mistake, it doesn't count. Like I would say something wrong and try
• 25:22
  to joke about it or do something. I would love to go there though
• 25:26
  before pat retires. Well, hey, where is it in La? Probably
• 25:32
  or what I think? So why go to La? Oh? Yeah,
• 25:34
  they go a lot of different places. Okay, well why go to LA
• 25:37
  when you can just go to the historic Fargo Theater. There you go.
• 25:40
  Weatherwise, today it's gonna be great. Go out on your lunch break,
• 25:45
  maybe leave work a little early. Sunny in sixty for this time a year,
• 25:48
  enjoy it.