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Whatdya Do? · Podcast - Big 98.7

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  Right now. It is time for a hypothetical situation game we play every Friday,
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  and then we made this one up. It's very intense and it's called
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  what do you Do? Play along in your car Amanda as always, ladies,
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  First, are you ready for this? You've threatened me earlier. I
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  just basically said you better answer accordingly, no or else. We're just going
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  to find out, Okay, what you're made of? Where your heart is,
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  It's always in the right place. Here we go. You get a
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  free Super Bowl commercial. It's worth six million dollars. You get to promote
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  one of your endeavors, one of them, so either your DJ company,
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  Pig Presents, Okay, there's go ahead. There's a band what the kids
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  like to call mid Low Standards that was not necessary, and then you have
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  this wildly successful morning Pike and Amanda in the Morning again, super Bowl commercial,
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  prime time, everybody is watching, worth six million dollars. You only
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  get to pick one, so Bike, it's a doozy. This made me
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  the biggest doozy since we've started doing this. What do I do? God?
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  This is going to be a global audience, you know. It's like
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  with the DJ thing, It's like I'm only one man, you know,
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  I don't. It's not going to help me if somebody in India is seen,
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  you know what I mean. The radio show, it's like, yeah,
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  they could all stream in and you listen to our podcast will be post
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  every day. But then again, the radio station on its own, it's
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  an advertising vehicle, so does it need it? And then he got the
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  band Man, Yeah, that's mid mid man pop punk cover band, low
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  standards. You know, I'm actually mad at myself for bringing this up.
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  The shameless plugs that you have right now is so incredible. I mean,
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  this on its own is as valuable as a Super Bowl commercial. Giving me
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  this floor to talk about everything I'm doing. You know what I'm gonna do,
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  Amanda. My friend just told me last night that his wife just started
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  making her own candles and selling them. And as an act of just to
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  help a friend out, I'm going to promote my friend's candle business. No,
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  that's not an option. I gave you three options. Okay, fine,
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  within the band, Sorry, Jan who is making candle? I'm doing
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  the band then, and we're just gonna put it's just gonna be thirty when
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  I get a thirty thirty second and right, it's gonna be its own little
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  halftime show, and we're just gonna let it rip with a live performance.
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  Remember when I said this will be the last What do you do? What
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  a man we ask is fine? I just know priority. We have obviously
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  just fine thousands of listeners and I'll move on. Okay, good, No,
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  you're fine. Really know who you are? Now your turn, Amanda.
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  You order a big, big sub from a sub place. You've done
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  the mobile order, so you gotta go in and pick it up. Now,
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  you, being the cheap o that you are, we opted to not
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  tip when it gave you the option. So when you walk in and the
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  gentleman hands you the order, he looks at you and says, thanks for
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  the tip and wings. So the man take foot long sub. You're very
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  hungry. Yeah, but jeez, what do you do? I look at
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  him and go, you're welcome, and I wink back and I walk out
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  and I house that sub. You do eat the sub? See, this
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  was kind of the thing was like, what if how mad was he?
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  What if he did something? What if there's this extra topping or two?
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  No, I'm gonna eat it. You think I don't know you can't go
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  through life wondering what somebody might have done. That's the concept of this whole
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  segment's I know. Otherwise I don't think I would eat out ever again for
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  sure? If what if you could like see or y, I mean the
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  tip thing like, yeah, you've scorned to this man. You probably have
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  a coming, right, are you ready? Yeah? I'm ready bringing on.
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  I don't know, I'm just a little angry, apologize. Sorry.
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  So you have a great uncle and he just fell into some money, loads
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  of money. He offered to pay off yoursel Did his dad die or what?
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  I don't know the circumstances, bike, but he's got a ton of
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  money. Not many great uncles getting, you know, inherited these days.
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  Maybe he won the lottery, I don't know. I don't know where.
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  Maybe he uh, the crypto King got him. I don't know. I
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  don't know what happened. But he offered to pay off your student loans.
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  All right, all of them. The only catch is you have to give
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  up your gig as the lead guitarist of Low Standards. I don't want to
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  get into semantics here, but I am the rhythm guitarist. I know my
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  friend Cody who is the lead guitarist. He's probably listening going what is she
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  even talking about? And you would probably know that, Amanda. If you've
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  ever come see the band, I've been there numerous times back when they started.
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  Right Actually, the first show I went to, you had a lead
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  guitarist who didn't even plug in his guitar. He was playing a fake guitar.
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  I remember right while that did happen. And I'm supposed to take you
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  guys seriously anyway bike student loans getting paid out okay by my great uncle or
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  or I mean yeah, or you're just gonna be done with LS, which
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  is a mid mid level what is so Pike, Well, this one got
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  muddied up pretty good. But I mean, I don't know how much your
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  loans are by well ll us ever get you to that point? What do
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  you do? Well, Amanda, I'm happy to report that they are not
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  that much and very much payoffable in the near future. So no, I
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  am not I'm not going to take you up on that offer. Oh man,
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  you know, really howls merch must be you know. Funny thing about
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  my student loans is there wouldn't have been really any if I would have just
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  finished college in your traditional four years, but Amanda's. You might remember it
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  took me five and a half thanks to a fair amount of horsing around.
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  Yeah, that's all right. Well, everybody has their own path. I
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  was a five year plan, but I worked full time. Well that's my
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  excuse. But I do know in my heart of hearts that I probably could
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  have just been a better student. But I do blame the work. Amanda,
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  You and your husband Nick are kidnapped at gunpoint. Ball sound to get
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  serious. You're blindfolded. Now, when finally the blindfold is lifted, you
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  find yourself with the abductor at Fargo's Hector International Airport. Now, the man,
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  in a twist of events says, your kids are at home, safe
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  with a babysitter who we have paid for the next week seven days of babysitting,
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  no expense to you. Also, we'd like to offer you a seven
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  day vacation. All expense is paid by me, the abductor, the kidnap
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  man. Well, the only thing is the destination. You don't know where
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  you're going. We have literally put every city in the in the world into
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  a hat, and we're gonna at random draw one out and you'll go there
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  for seven days on vacation. Babysitter at home, kids are taken care of
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  in the babysitter is somebody who trust certified. Yeah, we're not worried about
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  that. So I'm not really worried about the certification per se. Just suck
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  that they're saying, yes, yes, so man could be anywhere, could
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  be Paris, could be Gaza. You don't know, what do you do?
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  Remember the game Bike? I remember that could be a word you have
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  to say, could be whatever city is in Antarctica. I just need some
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  good alone time with my hobby. Take me anywhere are you really? And
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  I think there's a song about it. I'll go anywhere, I know,
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  but like a war torn country. Yeah we'll be fine. You're really gonna
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  risk that? Yeah, we might have to say at the airport for seven
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  days. You're like they would draw the city out and it'd be like Bismarck
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  a minute in the morning, Big ninety eight point seven. I think we
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  all agree we got problems with the phones. I mean I realize it in
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  moments like yeah, I don't know, standing at a urinal and I'm you
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  know, scrolling Facebook in one hand and well, you know, what I'm
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  doing with the other hand. Well that and also you talked about it yesterday
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  you had a brief power outage. Yeah, and uh, I've never gone
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  through such hell three hours without your phone, but it was mainly because your
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  phone died. Well, yeah, that didn't help, but I had nothing
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  else to do. I know, backup, I didn't have a TV,
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  which even now, just only having a TV seems like not nearly not an
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  stimulation. It's crazy, yes, And maybe that is the thing, is
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  that over stimulation, Like you don't it sounds dumb. It's just like having
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  that thing in your hand, like it helps being able to just like grab
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  it. Look, I don't I'm not even really looking for anything. It's
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  touching it. It's a comfort level. It's so weird. I know,
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  even when you're watching TV, like I'll be watching a football game and I
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  just like, you know, I gotta have two things happen. I gotta
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  have one thing in my hand and the TV going. It's pathetic, but
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  not nearly as pathetic as this new research. This just dropped, Amanda.
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  People have found this new study on the adverse effects of phone fixation. One
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  in five people have admitted to taking extended looks at their phone during intimacy with
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  their partner horsing around in the middle of it their phone, they're looking over,
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  rolling over, however, whatever position you may find yourself in, gay
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  and looking at their phone. Now, I don't know if I need to
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  ask. I feel like after like a yeah, afterwards they're just like roll
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  over. You're like, well, I mean it's you know, it's stressed.
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  So you're telling me not once, not never? I don't think so.
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  I mean wild and I mean, I mean we're generally the same in
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  this situation. But when you hear a ding or you hear the vibrate,
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  your brain just like that's all you can think about, right, what is
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  it? No matter what mentality you're in at that moment, you're kind of
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  gore. Who is who? Dat? Does it work? What's going on?
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  Is it an emergency? Somebody comments on my Facebook posts? I gotta
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  know, so you know it's can we speed things along here? I know
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  it could be uh a distraction, yes, but I don't think I've ever
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  just like onn hang on a second, and I'm not gonna let go unless
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  sometimes like there's a phone call or something. If there was, I'm sure,
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  that's your answering phone calls. Though. That's interesting. I have yes,
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  I don't know it was an urgent matter. Well, if you look
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  over on the nightstand, you can see the name on the phone or something.
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  Sure. The results also indicated that these phone freaks are more hooked on
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  the exciting rush of a phone notification than they are on the zing of sharing
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  an intimate moment with their lover. That is really sad, It really is
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  sad. This is where we're at. Study also highlighted seventy one percent of
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  men and women in relationships spend more time on their phones than with their partners.
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  I mean really truly. I mean we talked about the screen time yesterday.
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  That number staggering number for me. There's no way I spend that much
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  time with my life, so right, you know, well, and even
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  when you are together, it's actually putting your phone done. We try to
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  make a conscious effort at times to just be like, hey, after a
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  certain time in the evening, put them away. Let's like play with the
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  kids, hang out and have that. I mean stupid, it's even just
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  eye contact with your kids, you know what I mean. It's amazing to
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  me when you go places, and you just see people just ignoring their kids
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  doing whatever because they're just like locked and loaded on their mind. Now,
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  you and I ought to try that exercise. I mean a little eye contact.
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  We should just go through just just stare at each other. We should
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  start each morning with just a little five minutes of eye contact. That would
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  be really creepy. It would be taken Amanda in the morning. Big seven.
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  Now here's what you need to know. Wow, this is horrific.
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  Parents in Wisconsin's going to be you know, it's gonna be a serious story
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  when Amanda starts like that has a fright na frightning story about their child's candy
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  this Halloween. Okay, I know, I know, pie kid give it
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  us tons of research. He made a presentation for our audience on Monday about
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  how it's not a big deal, don't have to check your kids candy.
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  I was just trying to put your parent's mind garbage at ease because according to
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  the actual data, Amanda, not just social media posts going back to the
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  fifties or is not been on record one case of a child having contaminated candy.
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  We're talking pins, needles, knives, poison, none of the above.
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  What never happened. You better rip that setti up because the in Wisconsin
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  are now warning parents to be careful. There was a nail found embedded into
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  their child's tootsya roll. Oh my god. Fortunately fortunately nobody was hurt.
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  No, was it one of those big long tote rolls or like the traditional
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  Yeah, I don't have the uh graphic of like, I don't know if
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  it was a little to sea roll, if it was a long tooty roll,
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  if it was the nail exactly. I don't have any of the dimensions
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  for you, Pike. I just know that thankfully nobody was hurt. But
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  this is dangerous. Now we're sure it wasn't just the kid stuff in a
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  nail and going on, absolutely not. Why would a kid do something so
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  we've heenous. We think it's a crazy killer man stuff and nails into it
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  yours hoping people just willing really swallow it that and could have cut the kid's
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  tongue. I mean, there's a lot of things that could have I don't
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  know, I mean swallowing the nail, I mean, yeah, cut your
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  tongue obviously on the way down. That's gonna hurt, if not make you
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  choke. But what I'm really concerned about is the exit. Oh my gosh,
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  that to me would be that would's insane. All right, Concordia announced
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  the Concordia Promise, So they announced us yesterday. Starting in the fall of
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  next year, Concordia has the option now they will cover full tuition costs for
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  new students whose families have adjusted gross income of under ninety thousand dollars a year.
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  So it's renewable for up to four years. The college president said,
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  this is a game changer, obviously for families who in the past haven't been
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  able to afford it, and now they were thinking, hey, it was
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  out of our reach, it's not so. Concordia promise includes one hundred percent
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  of the standard full time tuition using a combination of federal and state aid along
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  with existing Concordia scholarships. Housing, food, fees, and other costs are
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  not included. That there is also no GPA requirement either. Well, I
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  mean the bottom line, you have to get into the school, right right,
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  So it's not like just anybody like they're not going to have a gazillion
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  students now. But if there is no GPA requirement, look that just in
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  general, there is to get into the school, you know what I mean,
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  you have to write obviously, not specifically for this promise Concordia has made,
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  but just to get into the school, you have to have some sort
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  of academic qualification, to have something. Yeah, I would think, I
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  mean I even went to Metro State and I think you had to have a
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  three point zero What sure? I mean, MSUM had some standards as well
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  as I was able to weasele your way. But it's great. I mean,
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  dragons, you know you've been put on notice. Yeah, it's time
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  for the MSU and promise. Let's come. And if you could also one
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  up them and apply that to students who graduated. Oh, I don't know.
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  In twenty fourteen, anybody wants to pay for Pike's student loans. It's
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  up for grabs, it really is. Anybody listening right now, you could
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  win his student loans, a business, a wealthy individual, and somebody who's
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  just come into some money after a family death and whatever whatever I need.
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  While you're at it, my husband's are up for grabs as well. Come
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  on, all right, get ready to fall back this weekend it is daylight
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  saving time. The debate continues as to where this is ever going to be.
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  I mean, last year the Senate past it, then the House didn't,
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  so we were just going to keep it the same way. But some
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  states don't do it right, like Arizona still don't. Yeah, I mean,
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  it's just it's a mess. It is. And sleep specialists do say
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  that staying on this time the standard time would be the best option. So
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  we are going to get a little extra sleep this weekend, which sounds fantastic.
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  That would be great. But then of course now it gets dark at
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  three pm or whatever, so and that just starts getting very depressing. I
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  know it really does. Weatherwise, by the way, today sunny Hi,
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  a thirty one opening deer hunting weekend is going on sunny tomorrow, high at
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  forty two. There is a chance of some rain on Sunday, but we
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  could see fifty not bad. Sitting in the tree stand, I no longer
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  hunt. I've given that up. See wouldn't you have wanted last weekend with
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  the little snow on the ground, It will tell you the perfect I'm such
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  a I was such a fair weather hunter because my dad, who is you
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  know, would live in the woods if it was an option. He always
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  wanted to be colder, the better. You know, I'm like, no,
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  because you know, the deer move around or whatever, Like, no,
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  I wanted to be seventy degrees. I want to be in the stand
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  with the short something. So you've you've hung it up. You are no
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  longer deer hunt, no longer know And you know what the main reason was.
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  Because when the time change, which is always the first week in the
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  deer hunting, you know, you have to get up with the sun,
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  so you don't get that extra hour. You you you know what I mean,
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  it's yeah, so I just don't go anywhere because of that. That's
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  why. No, there's just saluer reasons. You need to go to the
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  house and talk to them about that. You're ruining my you're ruining my deer
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  hunting memories house. Now, you can only go so many years not shooting
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  anything. You're like, this doesn't see productive? Oh gosh, all right,
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  you ready, ready, let's see it is piping hot today, No,
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  Amanda Stills, let's see, let's see. Well. I may only
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  be speaking for myself, but I feel like a lot of us who watched
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  and invested our life watching Yellowstone. I mean, it was just one of
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  those things that came in hot. We loved it, and then it just
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  went to shambles. Is that right? As all things? Do? You
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  know what I mean? I know I watch it. They make it so
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  hard to watch. It's like, what is it on Yahoo TV? Or
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  it's on Peacock or no, excuse me, it's on Paramount Paramount plus.
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  I got the Peacock, you got the PA don't have Paramount plus. See.
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  And they tried to entice you a little bit when they added in addition
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  to Yellowstone, they had eighteen eighty three and then nineteen twenty three, so
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  that you could watch all these different shows and have the spinoffs. Well,
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  now the original Yellowstone finally has a date. So one year from now,
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  November twenty twenty four, we'll get the end of the fifth season. So
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  they'll finally wrap up the Dutton family drama round. Oh good, and then
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  I'm over it. No thanks, Well, it's just one of those things
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  you've committed, like you said, a lot of time, so you just
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  wanted to end. Well, now they're saying they're doing two more spinoffs.
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  Oh stop it. So now they're doing twenty twenty four, which is going
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  to follow like present day, what happened with the Dutton family in the saga?
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  And then they're going all the way back to nineteen forty four. There's
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  so many years and they're all overlapping. What's going I don't know. It's
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  very confused. The only thing I met like about twenty twenty four is the
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  the existing characters are supposed to be a part of that. I mean,
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  at what point are they going to get rid of Beth and Rip or any
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  of those people who have We've dedicated our time in there. I don't kill
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  them, I don't care. You don't kill anybody. You just take them
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  to the train station. See, I'm a You know, in these shows
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  they announce these dates, they're so far in the future, Like Euphoria season
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  three is what fivey I just saw that. And they just announced another Game
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  of Thrones. First of all, that one House of the Dragon is coming
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  back this summer, so that's not too bad. But they have another prequel
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  of Game of Thrones in the works. It's like, come on, now,
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  I know. Well, we always say, like, come up with
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  something new, creative. Well they are. It's just especially when you can
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  binge stuff. Remember when you'd have to wait. For instance, the Golden
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  Bachelor. Watched that last night and I have to wait till next Thursday.
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  How's Jerry doing? Is he still with us? Jerry is doing fantastic.
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  He's down to three ladies. They did the hometown dates, the radio Girl.
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  Faith is still a part of it. Faith and Leslie are the fan
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  Favoritespike, Oh, we can chit chat about it later. But I am
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  loving, loving the Golden Bachelor. And if they don't do the Golden Bachelorette
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  with one of these ladies, I'm going to protest. I don't know where,
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  but I'm going to protest. I've never fought for anything in my life,
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  but I will protest. Yes it is. It's Alec Baldwin and Hilario
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  Baldwin. They have seven kids. We knew from I guess baby number four
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  that they were probably vying to do some sort of reality showing traditional births.
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  Was he impregnanting her? And then, you know, I think so,
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  I don't need to explain to you how the birth goes. Thank you for
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  the Birds and the Bees talk this morning. I really appreciate it. After
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  having two kids, I wasn't quite sure how it went down, you know,
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  I mean, because he's you know, he's an elder statesman. They
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  were doing some sort of you know, I think that the last one might
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  have been a surrogate. I'd have to go back and look. I really
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  don't pay a whole lot of attention to them other than the fact that they
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  want to do a reality show. And it's making me laugh because I know
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  that they're trying to like fight all this stuff with the h asked to rust,
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  remember all of that drama, like what if we really do a reality
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  show and it's like, oh, sorry, dad asked to go to court?
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  Now, yeah, he's been convicted of murder. I yea. It
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  just feels really icky. Has anybody ever tried to get a reality show and
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  you not go ooh, that's icky. You know, it's just icky.
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  It's an icky thing to aspire to be. I mean, after John and
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  Kate plus eight, I think we all went ye, you that really did
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  really yes? And then there was Octomom of course, ox to Mom yuck,
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  and then the U the other big big family what's their name, the
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  Doug Kardashians, the Douggers, Dogars, whatever, and then you know,
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  he's a pile of garbage. Show pretty gross. James Burrows, he's one
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  of the directors of Friends. He shared how Jennifer Aniston, Corney Cox,
• 21:41
  and Lisa Kudra responded to the news of Matthew Perry's death. He said,
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  I had a text going with the girls a day we found out, and
• 21:48
  they were just destroyed. It was a brother dying just so so sad,
• 21:52
  just kind of going to show that they were still close. Even though they
• 21:55
  didn't see each other every day, they all were very very close. Well,
• 21:59
  you know when he worked together, there was somebody for that long,
• 22:00
  you just got a bond forever, no matter how much time goes by.
• 22:03
  Absolutely, the Friends themes sung by the way this jam nearly tripled in streams
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  this week. Oh yeah yeah. The rem brand The boys from the rem
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  Brands are like heyo, No, I'm sure I don't think they're audibily celebrating.
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  That's what they did. They were like heyo. I wouldn't put it
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  past though, Amanda in the Morning on Big Seven. Well, speaking of
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  money, if you're being cheap about it, you might be penalized by door
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  Dash. Have you seen this new thing they're trying. No, DoorDash is
• 22:37
  testing out a warning Basically, if you're ordering on the app, which we
• 22:40
  all love, order Little Door Dash, even though you know it's like literally
• 22:42
  paying double for something I think I've only used an app once to order food.
• 22:48
  Really, isn't that crazy? I mean it's it's not like I say,
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  it's not you know, financially, I wouldn't say responsible, you know,
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  but if like, given you're the most hungover state and it's your only
• 22:59
  shot driving, I would pay any number. Just bring me the food.
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  That's hilarious. Okay. So basically if you try to not tip, because
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  this is one of the apps where you're gonna tip before, So basically when
• 23:07
  you're ordering, it's like, would you like to leave a tip? And
• 23:11
  if you try to put zero, it'll warn you and say, hey,
• 23:14
  just so you know, orders without a tip are going to take longer,
• 23:18
  right, So basically they've given their drivers they're people, the right to choose
• 23:22
  which orders they want to prioritize. So obviously if there's no tip, that's
• 23:26
  going to the back of the line, if ever getting paid. And also
• 23:30
  I would be even more concerned not only about the no tip situation, what
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  that driver is going to be doing to my food or even just like how
• 23:40
  much I'm gonna get really left? I mean, depending on what I order.
• 23:42
  I know, But what the problem is, you're tipping before, So
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  it's like, what am I tipping? You know, nothing's happened yet.
• 23:48
  Yeah, no, that makes sense too. And I, for example,
• 23:51
  yesterday ordered a mobile pickup from a sandwich place. We'll say okay, and
• 23:57
  it's one of these places we've talked with the whole tipping situation. It's like,
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  I've gone to this place my whole life, probably the place I've been
• 24:04
  to the most, and never would you have tipped before. Now they give
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  you the option, right, and it's like, I don't know what I'm
• 24:11
  because you're not going to titt This is a fast food well that in a
• 24:15
  lot of times they're making fifteen to eighteen dollars an hour right in the price
• 24:19
  of it, obviously, like everything's gone way up, so I'm already you
• 24:22
  know, you're talking about twenty percent of some an already absurd price. Come
• 24:26
  on, no, it's crazy. I uh. I mean if you even
• 24:30
  just go to a fast food restaurant. Family of four, and sometimes we
• 24:33
  even have the kids share a kid's meal where we're going because they're not going
• 24:37
  to finish it. Well, what one little tip for a little hack.
• 24:40
  You know, you could just order I see a lot of parents do this
• 24:42
  with two kids. Just order like an adult entrede and have her share that
• 24:47
  a lot of times cheaper. You know, Well, it's crazy how much
• 24:49
  it is. I mean, you could just go through a quick drive through
• 24:52
  and we're just getting a few basic things over thirty dollars. I mean that's
• 24:56
  insane. And then if you go to a sandwich, we're talking like fifty
• 25:00
  bucks. Crazy. You remember when a sandwich a six incher or twelve whatever
• 25:07
  it was, was three four dollars. Now it's like thirteen. I mean
• 25:11
  I'm old enough to remember five dollars. Foot launch, oh yeah, let's
• 25:15
  just say they're no longer in that price range. We've been priced out.
• 25:19
  But no the place I went yesterday and again not saying which one, but
• 25:22
  I ordered on the app, and again my principle. Now it's like,
• 25:25
  I'm not tipping at this place. I'm just not okay. So now I
• 25:27
  go into the rest. I gotta show my face there. Now there's one
• 25:30
  guy working, and I got the one mobile order waiting there. It's like,
• 25:34
  obviously mine, I walk in and I'm not even kidding. I pretended
• 25:37
  to be on the phone because I did not want that interaction. Well it
• 25:42
  is even yesterday my husband and I had a quick lunch and it was the
• 25:45
  same situation where you had to sign and it had an option for a tip,
• 25:51
  and I'm like, you literally didn't really do anything. I mean,
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  you did your job, which I know I appreciate, trust me, and
• 26:00
  I get that. There's kind of that fine line. But in a lot
• 26:03
  of the places people say, well, on like the iPad or that the
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  screen, it's just built into the software. It's like, well, yeah,
• 26:10
  you can turn it off, you know. I mean, and again,
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  it's not the guy or the girl working right, They're not the ones
• 26:15
  like, hey, let's turn that you do. It's hard to not feel
• 26:18
  that little bit of judgment with them. I feel like every time I do
• 26:21
  anything, they're like, sheeapskate, Oh yeah, it's gonna ask you a
• 26:25
  couple of questions. You know, you do whatever you want. Obviously,
• 26:27
  as they've got like the one eye on you with a come on, come
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  on, hit twenty five twenty five percent, turn it out, Pike in
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  a minute in the morning on Big Nutty eight point seven. Well, hey,
• 26:38
  guys, I'd like to invite everyone please rise and say with me.
• 26:44
  Bam bam, thank you. Sam. You know it's Friday, which means
• 26:48
  takes our friends over a gateway Chevrolet. We get to talk to Sam Niederman,
• 26:51
  your voice of the NDSU Bison. How are you. I'm feeling great,
• 26:55
  Amanda. Good to see you, guys. Pike please rise, all
• 26:59
  right, say so, you guys may now be seated. Sam hesteras be
• 27:03
  seated. You know I'm an official wedding I'm a minister. If you really
• 27:08
  yeah, really, I have the authority to tell people to stand and sit.
• 27:11
  You've done this my discretion, Yes, I see. No, it's
• 27:15
  great to have you. I mean, we're coming off a big, big,
• 27:17
  hot win versus Murray State. Those guys didn't those dusters didn't have a
• 27:19
  chance. They did it. No, No, it was an easy,
• 27:25
  easy one for the Bison. You'll take them, right, you'll take them
• 27:27
  in this league, it's a tough league. So you got it. And
• 27:30
  now we're ont of the good stuff. Like I'm not gonna lie. I
• 27:33
  had been kind of looking ahead to this game that we've got tomorrow down in
• 27:37
  Brookie. Is it gets south Dakota State, big rematch of the National Championship,
• 27:41
  big rivalry game. This one's been circled on my calendar ever since coming
• 27:45
  out here. Yeah, and I'm hoping that we get kind of the Vikings
• 27:48
  Packers situation that happened on Sunday. That's what I'm minus. The uh,
• 27:52
  you know, Kirk Cousins. She's forcing just any way to bring it up
• 27:56
  to the Packers lost. She knows it just hurt. It's me, and
• 28:00
  that's usually wants to do in life. They're favorited usually when they come and
• 28:03
  they play the Vikings and it's like that's how SDSU is. Hear me out
• 28:07
  and now I feel you. Yeah, we're coming, We're going there.
• 28:10
  We're going down there and we're just gonna smoke them. It's gonna it's gonna
• 28:12
  be great. I can feel it. I hope so, Amanda. I've
• 28:15
  actually got a pretty decent feeling about it too, Like I've been having dreams,
• 28:19
  you know, and oh, hang on, I mean Halloween week?
• 28:22
  Is there something we need to know about usage positive visualization? That's what I've
• 28:26
  been trying to do. That's all you get. You're manifesting a little bit.
• 28:29
  Yeah, is that what they call it manifest Yeah, Qa, Sam.
• 28:32
  Now football aside, because before this year, when we brought you in
• 28:36
  from the East Coast to be the voice of the Bison hands selected on a
• 28:38
  global search Gloe, what are your impressions of the Dakotas between north and South?
• 28:45
  Which one stuck out to you is maybe like, I don't know the
• 28:48
  better Dakota. Well, okay, So it's funny you asked that because almost
• 28:52
  a year ago at this time, I was out in South Dakota at South
• 28:55
  Dakota State in December because I had a playoff game there for ESPN, and
• 28:59
  so I went there December third last season. It was a second round playoff
• 29:03
  game, and we stayed in Sioux Falls and we drove up to the game
• 29:06
  in Brookings. I was like, yeah, I don't know if I would
• 29:10
  ever live here. Hear that. Hear that in general, though, you
• 29:18
  know, because they've been on the main stage, especially the Bison, so
• 29:22
  you know that they've been favorited for years. It's hard for us to swallow
• 29:26
  the fact. Then, yeah, they're good. I do. You have
• 29:29
  to admit you gotta give them respect, You got to give them their flowers.
• 29:33
  Yeah, yeah, it does. But we we got to get this
• 29:34
  back. We've got to. I mean Nues lost this game four times in
• 29:37
  a row, four times in a row, which is UNS. The other
• 29:42
  two yeah to last year and then in twenty one the fall season the spring
• 29:47
  season lost both of those. So yeah, this is a big game,
• 29:49
  guys, It's a big game to get it back on track. And yeah,
• 29:52
  get back to where the Bison belong. Let's get that rock to Dakota
• 29:56
  Marker. Let's get it back. What would we do without it? All
• 29:57
  right, so you have to go down there where you don't want to be,
• 30:02
  but bring the good energy. We're feeling it, we're excited. What
• 30:06
  is your prediction. I know it's going to be a close game either way,
• 30:07
  right, Yeah, I think closer and then some people think, like
• 30:11
  a lot of people are counting out the Bison in this game. You know
• 30:12
  a lot of people think stsu wins in a big win. I think this
• 30:17
  is closer than we think. I like our guys mentality, their mindset.
• 30:19
  I think they're going to get up for it. It's about playing for pride
• 30:22
  in this one, right, You got to pick yourself up by the bootstraps,
• 30:26
  play for a little bit of pride and do it for the Bison teams
• 30:29
  of old. So I'm hoping we get a Bison win. I'm gonna say
• 30:33
  NDSU and a classic, close, very close three points. I could see
• 30:37
  this going overtime. Like I talked about my dreams, my visualizations, I'm
• 30:41
  seeing like a game winning kick in overtime for Indy History. I know in
• 30:45
  the background, because this when you have these man when you're manifesting this,
• 30:49
  Yeah, fantasies, are you doing a play by Yeah? Yeah, jumps
• 30:56
  just jump out a back, oh yeah, absolutely, yeah, try to
• 30:57
  prepare for the moment and yeah, I usually just wake up screaming. But
• 31:03
  sam, my God, have fun down there, but be safe. Get
• 31:07
  out of there as soon as possible, crime riddled area, get home.
• 31:11
  Say we'll go back as soon as possible. We'll do guys. I appreciate
• 31:15
  it, looking forward to a great game. Thanks for having me. Do
• 31:17
  we need to rise again, pier All rise, bam bam. Thank you, Sam,