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Sponge Baths in Self Driving Cars · Podcast - Big 98.7

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Trending. Now here's what you need to know. Absolutely heartbreaking. Kansas City
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Super Bowl victory parade turned into chaos yesterday when a gunman opened fire near the
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city's Union station, killing one person and injuring at least twenty others, including
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eleven children. Many people in the crowd. I guess there was hundreds of
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thousands of people. Of course, we're just running for cover. The videos
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now on social media just horrifying. You can actually see one of the suspects
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running out and fans just jumping on them before police can get there. I
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mean, wow, just heroic being what a brave thing to do. You
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wonder what you would do in a situation like that. It's hard to imagine.
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But thankful for them. I know Chiefs players of course had left the
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state. They were on buses at the time of the shooting, but they
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jumped on social media. Patrick Mahomes and other people just saying what a heinous
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act, not how you would want to end something when you're celebrating and just
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offering their prayers and condolencessentily just I mean, regardless of the events or who
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you know, just somebody lost their life and that's just tragic. No,
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and Iowa police station went viral yesterday off a little Valentine's Day special. Who
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the Iowa Police? Oh god, there was a police station who thought they'd
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have a little fun. They said, do you have an ex Valentine and
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you know they have an outstanding warrant? Do you have any information on what
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they're driving? Maybe? Do they have any drugs on them? Give us
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a call with their location and we'll take care of the rest. The Valentine's
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Day Special starts off with a limited edition platinum bracelet. Okay, free transportation
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with the chauffeur. Oh the handcuffs, that's the yeah, gotcha bracelet?
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Okay, chawfeur is the police? Can't got it? A one night minimum
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stay at the luxurious accommodations that they offer. A high school history teacher used
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to call it the Iron Bar Hotel. Nice free stay at the Iron Bar
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Hotel. We're not done yet. Pike also professional glamour shots as well.
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The old mug show much not very glamorous. No, they're not never flattering,
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although I do follow a Twitter account it's called Mugshotties. Oh my gosh,
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is this like the hot Ones? Yeah, it's basically any woman who's
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somewhat attractive. This special is capped off with a special Valentine's dinner, and
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they went on to say, we know this special is so incredible that you
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might be tempted to provide some additional referrals. We don't blame you, it's
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just too sweet to pass up. I like when people do stuff like this,
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what snitch, you know, police stations and things like that, when
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they, you know, try to have a little fun. They're trying to
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trick you, trying to trick you into snitching. Well, every once in
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a while they'll post something like this and somebody who has an arrest warrant will
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comment and be like you got me or yeah, it's mind blowing really And
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Pink the other night, during one of her performances, was just you know,
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doing her thing when a fan went into labor. So the fan is
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in labor and this goes down. I feel like we're all we shouldn't be
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looking. Everyone care a privacy. Shouldn't just have the baby, right?
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Is the baby here? No, Okay, she's gonna have it. Congratulations.
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How exciting that would be? Something? Were you anywhere exciting when you
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went into labor either time non't mind where I was induced, so I like
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woke up, got ready, walked in. Was that there? Yeah?
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If I was ever pregnant at this, if I was like near birth,
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if I was a woman given birth or whatever, I would definitely like try
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to just go to some interesting place just to get a headline, you know,
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like i'd go to Dah. Yeah. Well you know, Oh,
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poor Lauren, you're gonna be she's gonna be like I'm ready to roll.
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You're like a quick Let's go to Arby's to be hilarious. Oh you arby
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Was that what you were thinking? No, I was thinking you were going
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to try to like get in touch, like a blink one eighty two contents
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or something. But I do like where your head's at with the food.
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Although I know you win Arby's. Maybe because it's more of a chain,
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you might get food for free. Let me ask you named your kid Arby's
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tailor. That's a good idea. That's a nice name for a boy or
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a girl. Let me ask you this. You're in Arby's, you're in
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the lobby, You've ordered your food. When you or in my case,
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my wife goes into labor, do you wait till they get the food out,
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where do you leave immediately? Having gone through pregnancy and waiting at the
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ends of birth to eat, I had Nick go and get me a Jersey
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Mike's sub like that's what I wanted. Okay, So I'm gonna kind of
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try to stick around because how nice would it be to have an arby sandwich
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with extra Horsey sauce on the no, not on the way I'm talking after
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labor. Well, this is like, as labor's happening, you're not going
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to want to let it get cold. I mean, I love Arby's,
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but cold Arby's is not it? I guess it army like an in the
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morning, big naety eight point seven. I'm gonna get real deep with you
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for a sec. Okay, you know me? But isn't our lives all
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they are is just a series of memories from the time we're born to the
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moment that we're in right now. But isn't it interesting that you only remember
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a certain amount of them? They did a study though, because it's interesting.
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We talk a lot about music, of course, we're a music radio
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station, and how you have specific memories tied to songs, oh yeah,
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and how music can just take you back to a time and place. Well,
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the UCLA University Amanda did a study on this as to why memories are
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stronger when associated with music, and they found that basically, it's the change
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in emotion evoked by music. It basically took that memory and created a boundary
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because otherwise your life is just like a seamless stream of things that happened.
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But when there's a song, it evokes this emotion and that way you remember
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it better. So do you have any specific memories? I know we all
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have a gazillion. Like you hear a song from back in the day,
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right, Oh, that reminds me of this. Yeah. We were talking
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about love songs yesterday and as soon as you put on I think was like
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a boys to men's song. I'm like, that took me back Wodina Roller
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Rank going around when you know what I mean, it's just weird like those.
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So it's like a gall darn time machine. But it sure is.
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It sure does. There's good ones and there's bad ones. You know,
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there's the loved ones, and then there's songs that are just like kind of
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random, but you just associate it. Like, for example, if you've
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ever had jobs I'm sure you all have a job that a certain song reminds
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you of, especially growing up where you're like, for example, I worked
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at a gas station. And when you're at a gas station, there is
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just playing all day and you're gonna hear the same hit songs, whatever they
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were at that time. And for that reason alone a man, I am
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not capable of listening to this song without getting angry. Remember this song,
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Yes, like two thousand and eight, I'm sitting in the gas station on
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Highway ten and Glendon, hating my life, you know, making seven bucks
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an hour. Hilarious. You know where this song takes me? I worked
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at a shoe store like same exact situation. It was off Broadway shoes kind
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of like a DSW in Colorado. Before I was a beer cart girl.
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Interesting, and they're not good memories, you know. I have also some
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songs so associated with my Arby's times. Oh yeah, those are a little
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better memories, but still, oh god, not good. One song and
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it reminds me of my mom. It is Sugar Sugar Oh from Baby Bash
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No. No, that one takes me back to my ex boyfriend Klehul Sure
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you mean this one? God? Yeah, every time we'd like road trip
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or do anything, we'd always play this song just end of us. That's
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another category of its own. Is in your mom's car growing up? Oh,
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Ace of Bass? I saw the sign? Was that for you too?
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Yeah? For real? Oh yeah, that's like what. I heard
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that song yesterday. We played it on our lunch of the nineties, which
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we do every day at noon here on this radio station. I heard it
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in the car and I was like, yeah, it took me right back
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to being in the back seat with my mom run into whatever Aaron's she had
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that day. Yeah, my mom had a Super U that had a sun
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roof, and so my girlfriend we always thought that was so cool, so
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we would Ace of Bass would come on and we'd pop our heads out of
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the sun roof and highly illegal. You get your head lopped right and be
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jamming to it, singing it. So this song goes way harder than it
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should, right, I mean, oh man, it's tasty. Oh yeah,
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what do you remember the first song you ever like? Remember being aware
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of cool? Dude? This song is so tasty and goes harder than it
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should. What did you just turn into? You know? I'm a musician
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at heart and so I say things like that, what does that even mean?
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It's a tasty lick stop. I know that has a different definition for
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you, but US musicians, it's come on, banning. It's a great
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song. I just don't even know who you just turned into. I thought
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we were just like just a couple of friends, and you just went you
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turned nineteen on me right before my eyes? What's wrong with that? One
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goes hard? Yeah, it goes here. Yeah, tasty, so is
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my coffee. He just can't handle what kind of I can't kind of arts?
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Men you're with here? Oh God? I get Amanda in the Morning
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Stage ninety point seven and now Amanda stills the sea looks see brat to buy
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JDP Electric? All right, Travis Kelcey and Jason kelce they actually had their
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podcast this week. I kind of thought for sure they were gonna skip it
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or do it later in the week, just giving you know, the super
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Bowl win, the Vegus Shenanigans, then rolling back home having to do the
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parade, which of course mean you have to appreciate the consistency. Yeah,
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just horrifying the tragedy there. But Travis and Jason ended up talking about Taylor's
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moment on the screen on the JumboTron that people were just raving about because she
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was chugging. And I guess for me, I love that she's playing into
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the fact that people have made it a drinking game every time that they show
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her on the camera, and now she's like, oh yeah, I can
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play along too, but they enjoyed it. I'm not gonna lie. I
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didn't know what was going on at first. I was sitting behind him and
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I saw him go for the drinks and then oh, oh, this is
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happening. She's getting after it. This is on the jumbo trond nice.
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Then the slam down. That's what I'm saying. She's done this before.
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She's a pro, not her first season pro all right. Now, she
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was able to open up the throat quite nicely. I mean, that's uh,
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that's that's some talent, just just slamming it. You remember when Aaron
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Rodgers was at a like a basketball game or something and they basically the panned
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him so he would chug his beer and he could only finish like a third
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of it. Really, Okay, that's the most affiliating thing. Uh,
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basically saying she was a pro there, you know who is not a pro
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when it comes to holding their booze. Her man Travis Kelcey yesterday, of
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course that we uh, we just talked about the parade and just how horrible
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it was the way it ended. But before that happens, all the guys
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were up on stage and they're making announcements. Remember his brother, Jason Kelsey
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is the party starter. I mean, he's the one who during the Eagles
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prey that's kind of where he became famous. He was wearing that big outfit
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and had was singing and having a good time. Yeah, that's where they
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were a little different. You know, Jason's you know, fun has a
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brain. Oh my god, I now I know. Nice. Well,
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Travis Kelsey decided he was going to get up on stage and do this Alma
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Roots I sowed up in boom a room and that at least now add about
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two minutes of him trying to like spit out lyrics and change him and he's
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looking at his phone. You can tell he can barely see it. Patrick
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Mahomes is adorably coming up behind him like okay, bud okay, but also
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kind of holding him up. The rest of the team just dying because they
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can't believe he's up on stage doing this and then finally at the end of
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it, Patrick Mahomes takes over and you, holy it, do what oh
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God trying to start like a huge thing, and nobody really is you know,
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everyone's just watching because it's incredible. It's incredible. So this is where
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it's going viral on social media. The ick because remember also he tried to
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do the Viva Las Vegas thing. I mean, he's done a couple of
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things now and Taylor Swift's face is just glorious. Of course she wasn't at
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the parade yesterday, so we don't know why. Well, she was also
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in Australia already, so that was gonna be that was a thing. It
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wasn't. No, she's not going to be there because of it. And
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also I don't think she would have been anyway, because that's not her vibe.
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She's not a parade girl. No. I just think she wants him
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to be able to do his thing. And also can you imagine her at
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a parade? Yeah, with that situation we just heard what would you do
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if that? I mean I would be mortified. I'd go and be like,
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honey, come on, like we're with him singing right with goatya.
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Oh yeah, we've all been there, like you know, somebody drunkenly doing
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karaoke and then you look out and their significant others just like, dear God,
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just stop, dear God. And I had no idea. Did you
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know Kate Hudson was in Home Alone too, Amana. I've seen that movie
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maybe more than any movie ever, and I did not know that. So
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yesterday she was on a podcast seeing how she gets residuals from homelone too,
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because she sang in the course when Kevin and McAllister ruined the school Christmas pageant,
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I remember it fondly. Yes, he ruined it. Let's place blame
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where it deserves. And Buzz, his brother, ruined it. I know
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McAllister though he turned around and just collocked it. He deserved it. I
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know. To make Kevin apologize at the family house afterwards pathetic. We don't
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know. Need to go through a play by play of Home Alone two,
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Pike, I know you would love to remember that when they make him apologize
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and then Buzz turns around and goes beat that little trun sniffer. That's the
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best line in any movie ever. Well, Kate Hudson does say I was
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in the course and I get ten cents every once in a while, Like
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she'll just go to the mail and she'll get ten cents for this uh more
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major role. We watched the scene over Amanda and I because we were trying
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to pick her out, and you just you can't see her. You know,
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you see a couple blonde girls, but no way to identify Kate Hudson.
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What a role. It kind of reminds me how my band gets some
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residuals every once in a while. I ever, I told you that,
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no yeah, oh yeah, yeah, how well just our music? I
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mean, I know so that. I mean, I guess you guys are
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legit. Yeah, I mean I'm not. Yeah, I don't where to
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hijack the conversation. So what's the most you've received? Twenty five dollars?
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Really? Yeah? Yeah, divided by five? That's right? Good for
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case five dollars making you holler? Since we're talking about it, can we
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play the scene of the choir with Kate Hudson. See if you can hear
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see if you can pick Kate Hudson's voice out. Oh man, he shoved
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that kid. Just send him flying, Like if you want to go home
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and watch Home Alone too. I have of all of us. Please exit
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with that lady the pianist. The pianist when she gets hit in the head.
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Oh man, okay, I'm gonna watch that movie Home Alone too.
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And Amanda in the morning on sign, Well, Amanda. Yesterday we had
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a lot of love for our golden Valentines, Wayne and Joanne. It was
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so great. She, by the way, a very very avid Facebook user,
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Joanne eighty four years old, so great last night after why knows,
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I had a couple of messages from her, just like thanking us for such
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a great experience. I love it. She messaged me as well. Slid
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into the DM said, oh, I'd love to come see your band sometime.
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Bike and I just Joanne know you don't. Did you send her a
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link to like the kind of music and everything or no? I just sounds
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good. Well, I imagine Wayne and Joanne's wedding back in nineteen sixty one
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was not nearly what they cost today. You know they say that the average
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wedding now in twenty twenty four is thirty four thousand dollars. That is insane
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to me. Now, keep in mind, yeah, did it a couple
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of times, but I we went cheap both times. Yeah, well because
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your first one, I was there and it was at your lake place,
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right or your stepdad's house. Yes, it was at my parents. We
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got married to the backyard and then went to the community center patro bar style.
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I mean, it was more expensive than I had wanted it to be,
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but still I want to say it was let's go ten grand top.
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Sure. Sure, well, with the average costs being so high, most
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Americans are going into debt to pay for their weddings, which that makes me.
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You know, in my old age and financial wisdom, I would not
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recommend it. However, I get the temptation because y'all grow up, you
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know, imagining this perfect wedding and then you find out real quick how expensive
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just the venue alone costs. I was going to And I don't know if
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you're willing to divolt, but your wedding was at a beautiful country club in
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Duluth, and you guys went all out. I mean we're talking the venue
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alone. I can't even imagine. But you guys did a full dinner.
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You had how many people? Three hundred and fifty? Nah, I was
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like two fifty. Still, two hundred and fifty people plus you guys did
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like a nightcap meal on top of it. Truly like a way better wedding
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than I ever would have imagined. But like, the honest truth is,
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if I was paying for all of it, would it have been like that?
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No, not even close. Do you know how much your wedding was,
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you know, all in I don't know, probably around the average,
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I suppose, you know. That's what I was wondering. But obviously photography,
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I mean, yeah, those alone and those DJs, my god,
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those gods. But and I say this now, it's easier said than done,
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but I would love to give my kids the option, Hey, I'm
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gonna pay for a down payment or something on your house then wedding, and
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like give you an option. You know, it's like five thousand dollars for
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your wedding or ten thousand dollars to put out on a house. So many
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people say that, and it's like, in hindsight, yeah, like I
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totally wish we would have done that, you know, But when it's you
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and you're the pride and you want that, I mean I get it.
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I get it a house, Oh yeah, yeah, Lottie da When I
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can have all my friends and family at a beautiful wedding, but at the
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same time, like a destination wedding that would also be a lot of people
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do that, and while expensive, still not nearly. I mean, imagine
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if you're spending thirty four thousand dollars on a wedding, imagine if you just
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didn't do it, and you just took that money and went on a trip,
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not even that, yeah, a trip and a down payment on the
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house and just all of the things that you could do with that money.
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But again, when you're in it, it's like, no, I only
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do this once. I on only twice. That's where I'm trying the line.
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Like a minute in the morning on a big Nundy eight point seven this
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week, and we went to the cities which we've all living in Fargmore,
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had made that trip several times. Good three hours, three and a half
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hours, yea. And on the way home on a Sunday, you know,
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the sun's in your eyes, you're just probably a little hungover. We're
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driving back and I'm like doing the head nod falling asleep, you know,
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but nobody else can drive. Everyone else passed out, So it's like it's
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brutal, right, and then you start to think of yourself, if only
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these cars would drive themselves. You know, we've got that for a lot
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of years. Much to the confusion of Americans, there are actually no self
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driving cars in America. You know, you see some things being promoted as
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self driving, like Teslas and whatnot. No, I guess I don't even
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understand the Tesla situation, because well, how does it work? But these
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are what they would refer to. Kelly Bluebook anyway refers to them as Advanced
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driver Assistance Systems ADAS samanda, And basically they can't call them full self driving
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because you still have to supervise, right, you can't really look away.
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So while there are manufacturers actually working on self driving, where you just basically,
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like you described, imagine just crawling in the back seat, getting a
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pillow out, laying down, and I mean, ultimately, would it if
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they were all let's just sit throughout like kind of a robot situation, wouldn't
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there There probably wouldn't be accidents. Ever, Well, that's the shitty because
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That's what I'm wondering. It's like, you know, it would be triggered
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enough to hey, we're slowing down there's a stop sign here, it would
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be within let's say, acting as Google Maps, you would know the speed
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limit, you know everything, or they would that's the thing. Would you
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trust it even if it was let's say they got it to the point where
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it's ninety nine point nine percent safe. But I think the problem is,
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like people don't trust it because they're not in control when you're driving, and
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trust me, you'd be much more likely to get into an accident just led
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nus idiots behind the ways of course, yeah, you know, but you
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feel like you're maybe in control, although you're not because there's always other people
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who you can't control if they're going to run a red light or whatever.
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Thirty four percent of people say they would trust self driving technology. The rest
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of them nah, yeah, I would like them to do like a pilot
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program somewhere for a couple of years before I would be even a part of
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something like this. But yeah, it does sound like a real dream.
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I mean, wouldn't it be the best, Like obviously there's like medical event
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that would be great, but as far as like other just technology, that
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would be like the single greatest thing. I would be able to sleep in
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probably an extra half hour a day, just knowing my commute to work,
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I could be getting ready, you know what I mean, Like you just
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think of some of the benefits of it, because all you'd have to do
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is just pop in your car and it's like, okay, I'm doing that.
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Or I could do a little show prep find out what happened while I
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was sleeping it showering there, just lay some lay a tarp down, give
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yourself a sponge bath on the way in. I don't know, I don't
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know if that would be my gym. That's kind of what I'm imagining.
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You'd really need some tinted windows. Wow, Like get a Manda in the
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morning. Come on, get up on digny seven. You want to spect
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to thing when you hear that telephone room by s Fred? What's like to
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never this lesson? By spray the sun? You want to arrested by flu?
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So this lady's husband says that she doesn't really pay attention to like the
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insurance and things like that, you know, which is fine, relate it
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falls on one person usually, So he thought to be a good idea to
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prank her. Something to do with insurance is what he gave us. Let's
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see what we can do. Here we go. Hello, Hi, good
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afternoon. This is Don Glover from I Hope I'm not catching it at a
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bad time, am I. What's going to do for you? Great?
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I'm calling to inform you about an important update regarding your insurance coverage. You
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see, we've recently realized that our standard policies only cover you for three hundred
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and sixty five days of the year. So of course that leaves out that
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extra day this year on leap years, so we're gonna need to get you
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set up with what we're calling leapier insurance or something we just invented. I'm
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sorry what it's insurance to leader? Yes exactly, I don't know. It's
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a relatively new concept. Like I said, we just invented it. But
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with the leap year upon us, you know, it's becoming increasingly important.
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You see, February twenty ninth, you are uninsured and now that could lead
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to all sorts of unforeseen consequences. I'm like, literally never heard of such
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a thing. What's kind of consequences? But a bit's new. Like I
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said, we just we just came up with it. But you know,
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it's hard to say exactly you know how unpredictable life can be. But it
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could be anything, you know, from flipping on a banana peel man countering
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a flock of rogue pigeons. Yeah, you just never know, and so
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we're here to ensure that you are protected from any leap day mishaps. Okay,
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okay, this really homes unusual. I would tend to agree. What
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did you say your name was again? Dong lover? Wello, you know,
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like the actor. I understand your hesitation. Now, luckily, we
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are offering you a special leap day insurance package at a discounted rate just for
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you, ma'am. All right, I mean, here's the deal. Why
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don't you just think about it? I suppose so you're going to consider it.
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I'll look into it. Man. If you think about it, just
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let me know. Okay, okay, are you kidding me? Right now?
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My god, we actually finished one for once. You gotta call.
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I feel bad. I got a call back, don't you know? Maybe
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it was one of those she didn't want to say, don't you know,
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telemarketers stuff. I don't know. She's probably calling around, you know,
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getting getting another close, trying to find the cheapest leap day insurance all right,
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Hello, hi man, it's Don Glover calling back from Progressive Okay,
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no, it's not sorry Jen. Is this Jenny Jenny, not Don Glover.
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Sorry, it's piking Amanda in the Morning, a big ninety eight point
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seven. I just felt so bad because that whole thing with the stupid leap
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day insurance was not real. You could not have believed that, could you.
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I'm Google searching trying to figure out if I'd real you were shopping around
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for leap day insurance. Oh my gosh, I love you was a real
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thing. Always like what I mean, it's piking Amanda in the morning.
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Thanks to your husband, Jean, you have been a victim of Pike's prank.
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It's good. It's good, good, happy leap here. I hope
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nothing bad happens. A drama with this airbnb situation. To this guy,
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a man, his name is Sean, Sean Mackie, Well, this guy
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is finding it wasn't worth it because he got himself an Airbnb by himself,
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and now he asked the person who owns Airbnb if you would be able to
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have a guest over for quote dinner, because you got to be approved,
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like you can't be having even though I've stated at airbnb's where it's supposed to
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sleep four, and we have eleven guys sharing air mattresses, you know,
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to save a few bucks. So this guy has the guest over, well,
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he invited more than just the one guest how to party, and so
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the host found out they got cameras, you know, and so they kicked
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him out and said, you got to pay all these fines because you know,
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you disrupted our neighbors, you broke the rules, YadA, YadA YadA
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you signed up for. Yeah, I would be upset. Hit him with
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a nine hundred and fifty dollars fine. And so this guy, Sean Mackie,
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he's refusing to pay it, saying, no, blah blah blah,
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you got proof that I had all these people over. Let's see it.
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Let's see the proof. The airbnb host finds surveillance footage of her house with
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this guy and another girl, and so sends him this photo saying, I
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found this photo particularly interesting. Would you like me to forward it to your
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wife? No? Or are you gonna pay the fine? So now we're
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full on blackmail. So it was just one person or was there a party?
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But she's just using this picture. And she was very subtle about it
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in that she said okay. When she finally sent it, she goes,
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sorry for the delay of sending the photos you requested, but I had faith
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that was driven by integrity to send you these photos. So just sort of
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like dancing around. I like it. Yeah. And so after the threat,
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he still refuses to pay good idea, mister, And so what did
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she do? Followed through on her word and sent the photo to his wife.
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He is suing her and Airbnb, and the reason is hilarious. He's
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claiming that his marriage has suffered as a result of this haraszon some emotional distress.
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Oh got it. Yeah, it's only because of the harassment, nothing
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to do with the content of the photo. Never mind the divorce lawyer you're
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gonna have to pay for now. I Meande, you should have copped up
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the nine p fifty. Honestly, is it worth it because now you gotta
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pay all these lawyers and stuff. But I don't know. It sounds like
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maybe this is what he wanted all along out out of his marriage long way
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around early, because you could have just filed for divorce sir. But wow,
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I'm wondering how this is going to go though, because that is also
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there's got to be some sort of privacy lot there. Well, I know
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they have cameras because we busted when we uh my band. There's like the
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hundredth time I brought up my band today. But we played a show in
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Florida, and so we got this Airbnb in Coco Beach and we had way
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more Like I said, we had way more people than were supposed to have,
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and I think that's the reason that we got fined. But the reason
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they ended up using was because they found sand in the washer machine, which
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is ridiculous. The washer, the washer, the washing machine, What do
27:07
you mean sand? Well, it's a beach. You know, it's on
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a beach, so of course there's gonna be sand. And so that we
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did you like, how much sand are we talking? Did they have a
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shovel to like scoop it out? Or was I suspect there was no sand?
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But I think it was the fact that we left the place a mess
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and had too many people there. And now my Airbnb rating is very low
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because the review simply said I would not host this guest again. So you
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have a bad uber rating, a bad air and b rating. I'm gonna
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stop you right there, man, because my uber rating is four point nine.
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Okay, it shouldn't be, but it is, so you just stopped