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40% of workers admit to engaging in a work relationship · Podcast - Big 98.7

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Work, work, work working. To me, you know, this is
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shocking to read a survey that found forty percent of shocking, forty percent amen
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of this, nearly half of workers in the United States have well horsed around
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with a co worker. Wow. Yeah, So the three of us in
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the room here, odds, are one of us at the very least has
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horsed around with the co worker in the day, back in the day,
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she says, yeah, here in this building. Nope, no, no,
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no. Back when I was college working at a country club, golf
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pro was giving me lessons and he was stopping the golf pro persistent golf pro.
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I apologize, yes, because I know a lot of times people will
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do this. You know, it starts with the horse and around, and
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then it turns into a full on office relationship, and then sometimes it even
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works out. So I'd love to know if you ended up with somebody you
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worked with seven one two eighty eight seven, How about you, Pike,
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if you messed around with any do you worked with and it worked out?
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Messed around, Amanda, there's kids listening around. Yeah, of course.
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Well, my wife, Lauren, she at one point was employed by the
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same radio company that I worked for. At this moment as an intern while
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she was So there's a clear distinction between intern and promotions team member. Bike
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were you were you a superior? I was not a superior of anybody.
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Okay, all right, kid. It's a nice coincidence because we didn't even
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realize it at the time, but we were going to MSUM in the same
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major. We're both in the advertising department. I don't even think I knew
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that. Yeah, so it was a convenient excuse to tell everybody, Oh,
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yeah, we go to school together. By the way, she works
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at the radio station too, But that's not any anybody. Somebody on the
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phone, well seven two ninety eight seven just would love to hear some you
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know, it's a good morning for a love story. People who work together
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and ended up together. I mean, usually you wanted to end up that
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way. But don't you feel like it's the opposite with workplace relationships. It's
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not gonna end well and then somebody has got to get the boot. No,
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most of the time it's not going to work out. But you know,
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forty percent of people said so intergracie, somebody on the phone, good
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morning, big nighte of point seven. So you wanted to know about people
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who have messed around with Yeah, yeah, let's keep it, let's keep
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it clean. But yeah, we would love to know. What's your name?
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Swearing? Holly? Holly? So are you guilty? I am guilty.
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Is it happening currently? It is? Oh my god? Well we
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no longer work together. Oh okay, it went to a level of one
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of us gotta go? Or how did it start? I actually it was
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just a seasonal job. I took a job to make some extra money,
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working at the scale house doing the beat harvest. And he drives from one
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of our one of the growers, and the railhouse or the scale house were
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to come in are full of beats. Oh interesting? Was it awkward?
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Did the other people working at the scale house know about it? Oh?
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Yeah yeah, and they're kind of jealous. They were kind of pissed.
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Who we got a we got a hot beat driver? I thought they were
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jails of ham and a job like that too. Like if there's like a
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male dominated job, like probably beat drivers, and there's one woman like poor
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lady, you know, expect I'm good here next like in a minute in
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the morning, big nutty eight point seven, Ready, let's he is typing
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hot today. Oh no, man, that stills that sea. Let's see.
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So I just finished watching Being that's like documentary of Amber Heard and Johnny
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Depp. Really no new information. It's just a good way into Gracey's Like,
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oh, I checked it out. It was so good. If you
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didn't watch the trial like I did every second of it, it's a good
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highlight reel for you to kind of see how it all went down. What
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was interesting is just kind of behind the scenes of all of the drama with
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social media. I mean I was one of those people that was, you
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know, live tweeting doing every day. Yes, just they got us really
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good, but it also sucked. Made me remember that Amber Heard was supposed
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to be getting into trouble with the Australian police and actually the entire nation,
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but the government, Yeah, there was that because she brought in the dogs
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illegally. Well we found out yesterday that she will not be prosecuted for bringing
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in her little tea cup Yorkies to the country. You know, some other
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countries are really weird about animals. Like I had a friend who was moving
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to New Zealand, full plans to move to New Zealand, which is not
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Australia, but it's close. And anyway, they found out that they were
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going to have to pay like something like twenty grand to bring their dogs.
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I think they had like two dogs, and anyway, it's Christine. So
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they literally just backed out of the plans when they moved back here. My
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goodness. Well, speaking of dogs, Spears introduced us to her new little
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pup yesterday. So I guess her and Sam have five dogs between them and
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they are too many dogs trying to work out some sort of custody agreement.
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He was spotted on Monday walking one of the dogs. But she has a
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dog named Snow. It's a flight fluffy, little white dog. Original.
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How'd she come up with Snow? I don't know. I don't know,
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fluffy and white. It's kind of weird how that happened. Now, this
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is gonna be a sensitive subject because Amanda, you know, we once had
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a cat named Pumpkin because it was orange. Yeah, and so sort of
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a similar line of thinking. It was on Halloween we found said cat Pumpkin,
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and and Gracy you weren't here, But Amanda used to often mock the
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fact that Pumpkin died. No, it wasn't that I just, for some
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reason, always wanted to call your peach. I don't know why I wanted
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to call Peach instead of pumpkin. Oh, she would carelessly make up other
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names, knowing full well than Cat's name was Pumpkin. All right, I
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apologize, I apologize, but also talking about really quick Britney spears. There's
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a rumor she's going to be reconciling with her dad. So the news broke
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yesterday that her dad is really ill. I guess he's been in the hospital
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on and off for a few months. He's lost a lot of weight.
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They thought he had a serious kidney issue, but he ended up getting a
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knee replacement sixteen years ago, and there's some sort of infection going on.
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Though it wasn't in the kidney, it was the knee. It was the
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knee. And people are wondering, is this gonna make her want to reconcile.
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The answer is no as of right now. That's a hard no.
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Not gonna get out. What do you call it, like a deathbed?
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Deathbed? What reunion or something? I don't know. I don't like the
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way you phrase up, but you mean more of a Hey, let's make
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amends before you die before you go and die? Yep? Correct, ye?
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Are we ready for listen? Oh? No, we are interesting.
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Lizzo is gonna counter suit these three backup dancers who filed this harassment lawsuit against
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her earlier this month. Now, her lawyer released photos yesterday showing that the
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dancers were just having a grand old time at the topless cabaret show in Paris.
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This is the one, Isn't this where the banana incident happened. It
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was in Amsterdam, in the red light district. Okay, Well, so
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she thinks that because she has proof that they were enjoying themselves, that there's
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no possible way that she could have sexually harassed them. She is basically saying
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that the images contradict The dancers claims that their lawsuit is the fact that they
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felt pressured to go to the show, when in fact, when they were
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at the show, they were having a grand old time. But also we're
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finding out that they chose to stay on for the third leg of Lizzo's tour,
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and the contracts were signed after all of these incidents. So must not
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have been so bad, is what she's saying. If you thought I was
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so bad, why did you sign on to be a part of mine.
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Well, you know, it could be pretty damning. Like it'd be as
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if if I told you I hate bowling, can't stand bowling, and if
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you went down to the bowling alley and what do you see me bowling smile
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and laughing, giggling, having a good time. It'd be confusing. It'd
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be a lot. It'd be confusing. It wouldn't be like I don't know
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what to believe. Are you a bowler or note? In the morning work,
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I was reading a survey that's at forty percent. Can you believe this?
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Forty percent of US workers survey said they have hooked up with a co
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worker. Okay, somebody at work commanded. It's a lot. But then
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you also a lot of time there. Well you realize that you were guilty,
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right you admitted back in the day, Yes, the golf course you
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worked at, you worked at a worked at a country club in the assistant
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golf bro was giving me golf lessons. Shame, one thing led to another,
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pot put putt. We're just there's so many golfs, Like, if
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you want to really get down the innuendo road, golf is just prime,
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just ripe within the endos. Yeah, just swinging a miss No, no,
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no, nope. Well, you know, like I don't want to
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do where you are you gonna do the happy Gilmore tap? But I mean,
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just anytime you're dealing with a hole, right, there's a golf hole,
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there's a golf club which consists of the club head, the shaft mulligan,
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mulligan. Yeah, depending on how hard you swing the club, you
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need to alter the stiffness of your shaft. I mean, it's just it's
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a ripe with it. Really. Anyway, that's a lot to take in.
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We were wondering, have you ever successfully gotten together with somebody at work
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and had it work out? Actually? Seven to one two eight ninety eight
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seven, Good morning, Hi. I have a story of a couple that
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got together at work. Do you know this couple? Yes? I know
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them fairly well because forty years later I am their thirty year old daughter.
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What, oh my gosh, what happened? Where did they work? Give
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us the deeds? So my dad worked at a pizza shop during the summer,
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and one year he came back and he wasn't planning to work there anymore,
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and he saw my mom behind the counter and the owner was there,
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was trying to commence them to come back to work, and after seeing my
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mom, he thought, I guess, I guess I will. I think
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maybe I do want to deliver pizzas. Oh my gosh, right, that's
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crazy. They still make a lot of pizzas together then, or honestly,
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I don't think that each of them have ever made a homemade pizza for me.
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That would be kind of a romantic thing. Yeah, right, I
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know. Maybe I'll need to bug them about that. What was your name
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again, Taylor Haylor Sailor? Congratulations on being a pizza baby pizza. Thank
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you have a good one. What about you? You ever worked with somebody
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then end up together? Seven one two eight ninety eight seven good morning.
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I just wanted to say, my little sister met her husband at work and
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they've been married fifteen years. Where did they work as they worked at Walmart
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in two different departments. Oh interesting, So was it taboo then that two
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people were, you know, horsing around war? Oh yeah, especially because
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she is like twelve years older than he is. Oh yeah, she's a
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cougar? Was she? She wasn't the great? Or was she? No?
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No? Not on my shoulder? Oh? My gosh, hilarious.
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We talk about it. But when you think about your life, especially the
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older you get, that's where you meet people, that's where you're hanging out.
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I mean, work is kind of your life. So it is usually
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probably later in life where you're finding your significant other. Oh you either that
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or online dating. I think I'd prefer work in the morning. Have you
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seen the hashtake egg crack challenge going around TikTok and other social medias. Is
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this the one where you're supposed to give your kid an egg and hope they
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don't drop it. No, no, no, no, Oh into Gracey.
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You're very familiar with the egg crac challenge. It's so funny. Oh
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that's funny, says intern A. Man. Let me tell you about the
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egg crack challenge. You tell me if it's funny. I got a couple
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of kids. Let's see what I can do. It's basically where the parent
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leads their young child to believe that they'll be cracking an egg into a bowl,
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like, hey, we're doing a little baking together. You know,
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Yeah, that's a disaster waiting to happen, but it's a really good activity.
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Well, suddenly, instead of cracking the egg into the bowl. The
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parent cracks the egg on the child's forehead without warning. Now, the children's
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reactions vary from anger to sadness, Oh my gosh, my kids would ball,
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occasional laughter, but mostly spewed profanity, which is why it has social
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media sounding off. Okay, I wouldn't like to think of my almost three
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and four year olds are gonna swear if I do that? Well, some
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kids did. I could just see Sydney going, well, I am just
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losing her mind crying, and I guess I I'm not a parent of the
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Year. I just don't like to make mess. I don't see you with
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any like number one mom mugs or you haven't earned that title yet. Mine
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still hired mom and win wine in here that kay. But I mean,
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so, what's so funny about it? Entering crazy? Well, maybe I've
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just seen like fail videos. You hate kids? No, I don't.
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Do you think she hate kids? No? I don't hate kids. And
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that's just it the entertainment of it. Okay, first going through okay,
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might make you laugh here and there one trick that my husband likes to do,
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and it's kind of similar to this. He does it to his nieces
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and nephews. He has not done into our kids yet, and I had
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never seen this before. But it is a water bottle you put on the
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floor and then you tell them to like look into it like you're gonna do
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something, and then you splash it in their face. Nick, I know,
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but he did it to his older nieces and nephews, and one of
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them cried, the others kind of laughed about it, ruthless. I know.
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The psychologists are weighing in on the effect that the egg crack challenge can
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have on kids, and one said, you know, tricks are not for
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kids. I'd completely yeah. I was under the impression they were. What
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was that guy's name again, tricks was the rabbit? The rabbit. It's
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just a silly rabbit. I don't know what his silly rabbit tricks it for
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kids? I mean tricks. I mean listen. It goes back to I
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had a traumatic trick played on me when I was a kid when my dad
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told me that he had my nose at one point and that the times out
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he did was not it was his thumb. Gotcha, I thought it was
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my nose. So am I supposed to try this with my kids? Will
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you do it, will you please? I mean, I'll give you a
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pass. You know, I'm not gonna judge you, okay, because I
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think I just want to see and then I'll put it on there and then
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everybody will judge me. It'll be so fun open that up but laugh out,
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you know, for us, like an in the morning on Big Nutty
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eight point seven, it's not just any old Thursday, Morehead West Fargo.
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Going back to school today kind of weird this morning. It's like sticky,
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kind of moist gross. I always remember the first day school being sort of
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sticky. Oh what do that gets out of here? It is still going
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to be hot, but sticky high of eighty. Say well, if you
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want to cool off, we have a lovely idea for you because we want
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to do, you know, give back to the moms who today it can
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be an emotional day. Whether it's a happy day or a sad day or
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somewhere between, it can be emotional. So we're doing a little fun.
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Yes, we're bringing back mom Moosa. So we have a selectroup of people
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that we've already had as winners. So they're going to be hanging out today
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at the grotto over there. Thirty Second Avenue, forty fifth Street, behind
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kind of the tavern in time, one of my favorite intersections in town.
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Well, first of all, the patio is fantastic, but they also do
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have indoors if you want to do that. And if you're a mom,
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you've got some girlfriends and you're just kind of like, you know what,
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I just want to get to the house today and enjoy you. Mom moosa
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over at the grotto five dollar mimosas all day long, and you had used
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the term dadosa making fun of me earlier. Guys can come as well.
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It's not a big deal. It's the fact that mamosa mimosa just kind of
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had a ring to it. Dad dad Osa, daddy Mary. You know
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it was. But it's better than bloody dad. Oh my gosh, Yeah,
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whatever whatever you want to have for a little cocktail. But you're right
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though, there's so many emotions with this. My daughter is going to be
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going to kindergarten in a year from now. I'm gonna lose my mind.
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I'm just gonna be so sad. Yeah, you better. You should take
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that week off now or the week after. But just in general, or
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if you have a kid that's a senior or something. There's just then there's
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people who are genuinely right now, pop and bottles, go and get out
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of the house. That's been the longest summer of my life with you here.
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Well that and you're talking, I mean yesterday. You don't realize,
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like the daycare goss when they're not in school and it's like, well,
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I guess it's a nice, publicly funded daycare for you. Yeah, it's
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a roller coaster of emotions and all the meals. I just think of my
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kids come home in afternoon and they just had snack and they want to another
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snack, and two snacks before dinner, and then five snacks after that.
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Yeah. I can't imagine a full day that kids love snacks. God,
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that's all that's all they live for snacks. I do we have a mom
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on the phone, intern grazie we do? Okay, good morning, big
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nighty point seven. I just want to say, it's basicly gonna be a
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great day. Are you excited for back to school? No, I'm excited
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for pumpkin spice? Oh is it pumpkin spice day? Gosh? Isn't Starbucks
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rolling out pumpkin spice today? They are? And so scare Mooo, doesn't
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that feel a little too early or not? No? No, well,
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I mean it September's next week, which is crazy exactly. So besides list
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things to my favorite morning show and s and then first day of school for
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my daughter, it's a good day. Where's your daughter off to school at?
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Shea? Okay? Doesn't that with a few more emotions though it does.
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I'm trying not to acknowledge the fact that this is her last year,
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is that she's my only child, so that's really hurts for me right now.
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Oh yeah, that's what I'm saying. The things were bringing it up.
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Well, no, he's trying to avoid everybody's like, yes, it's
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back to school, get the kids out. But then there's moms of kindergarteners
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and seniors, and it's that feeling of oh, it goes so fast.
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I don't know if she's picked her college yet, but might I recommend the
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Minnesota State University of Morehead. It's right there close. You won't have to
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really lose her. Well, that's what I was telling her, and I'm
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like it all, you can always live at home, and it's obviously a
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prestigious university for anybody, so good luck on the first day of school and
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enjoy that pumpkin spice. Yeah, you guys, have a great day.
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Thank you. I get Amanda in the morning. Come on, get up
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on ninety eight point seven. It's what you need to know. Exciting day.
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It is back to school for Westbargo and Morehead. But last week we
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got some really really hard news for a lot of people to digest. We
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found out that an elementary school principle is facing child porn charges and these are
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serious conversations that needed to be had. Yesterday, the district did send on
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an email saying that they were shocked by the news and they just want to
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convey to parents that they are offering as many resources as possible for those who
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are wondering how to just guss topics like that with your child. That was
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the first conversation I thought in my head, how do you have that conversation?
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And then he had kids as well, and oh, there's just so
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many layers. So well, it sounds like they're you know, handling well
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and you know, providing resources, which is all you can do, right
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absolutely, And he was trending last night. It's kind of funny because of
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course he's our governor. So of course we know Governor Bergham, but yesterday
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people were going Bergham never heard of him, and he about twenty four hours
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ago we hit refreshing found out he had a basketball injury. He was playing
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a pickup game of basketball. He ended up rupturing his achilles tendon. What
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was he doing? I mean, how hard was he going? He was
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going hard, obviously, just driving the lane, probably attacking the rim.
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And just when you think you knew the guy, I didn't know he was
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such a hoops I no idea. I mean, obviously Obama was like a
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big basketball guy. But you know, maybe it's a good maybe be good
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of a president who knows how to be a bala attack the rim Gala.
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Anyway, we did find out last night that he can stand his ground.
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I watched the entire thing. It was very interesting. At one point,
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I'm like, is he even going to get a chance to talk? Just
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because there were eight people up there, so a lot of people weren't getting
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a whole lot of time to shine. Believe it or not, during this
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debate Pike, a lot of people were talking over each other. Really interesting
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to me to see what was actually trending on Twitter, so Bergham was but
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people were talking about his eyebrows, which I've never even noticed until people know.
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There was a lot of people very happy that he was talking more about
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the Constitution. At one point he whipped it out of your little Constitution the
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book. Yeah, he pulled out the Constitution. Yeah, uh yeah.
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He was referencing the fact that we need to get back to this. Like
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I hope he didn't actually pull the real one out. That'd be questionable.
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He's still doing that home getting he wore George Washington's, you know, military
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outfit. Some of the positive feedback. He feels like a neighbor, he's
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likable, and they want to hear more. Interesting. We'll see if we
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get a chance to hear more because there's another debate coming up. I don't
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I don't know where the and all that stuff is. If he's gonna keep
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on rolling, but there's a lot of candidates. Yeah. Weatherwise today,
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it's gonna be sunny. How you have eighty six, it's gonna be perfect.
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I'm in the patio. We're heading over there in a little bit for
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mom moosas at the grotto. Also breaking news, Today's pumpkin spice latte day.
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As I see on the TV that's not ready for it's fall. It's
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officially fall. No, it's not. What do you like how sticky it
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is? I don't. I don't care for how sticky it is. But
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there's still plenty of pontoon time to be in the water and relax. It's
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not even Labor day yet. Let's chill. What does that mean? Put
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your pumpkins spice away. Give me a margarita with Sultan lime. No,
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no, no, no, I don't remember that one. I just know
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that yesterday I could agrease the black star sweat coming off of me. It's
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like a minute in the morning, Big ninety eight point seven, Big ninety
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your point seven, Good morning. We're pike in the manday in the morning
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weatherwise today for your first day back to school for West Fargo and Moorhead.
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Kind of foggy and sticky and gross this morning, but it is going to
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be sunny in eighty six by the end of the day. We'll gather round.
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Kids. Have I ever told you the story of the time when I
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was a young young man when I praying for called somebody? Oh, I
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do recall, but I think there's a lot of people that don't know how
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terrible you were. Well it ended in uh, it did end in criminal
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charges. Not proud of that, but hey, what the hell kitchen now?
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Look at me now, Frank calling people on the radio. It's Pikes
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Prank, the intro song, of course, written and recorded by my band,
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Low standards. Take it away, fellas you suspect a thing when you
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hear the telephone, fix fraend, it's lucky. Never is listening, fie
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fraend. He won't get arrested. Bikes, Frank. Let's see if we
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can get this guy Mike to play ball a little bit. His friend Trent
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hit us up, and I guess he's missing a backpack, which can be
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frustrating. He ever lost. I mean, it's not so much the backpack,
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it's the stuff in the backpack, right yeah, No, I mean
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but something that could be a very sentimental back there's some stuff or no,
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let's just say we found some interesting items in this back Oh gosh, let's
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see if we can return it to its rightful owner. Here we go.
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Hello, Hey, there, I'm looking for a Mike. This is Mike.
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Hey Mike, it's Hank tank Keiney, Director of lost and found over
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the city of Fargo. How are you doing this morning? All right,
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go on, well, we got good news for you. Somebody turned in
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a backpack that was found at park and after it looks like this maybe yours.
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Did you happen to lose a backpack? Oh? Yeah, I did
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everything, all right? Excellent, excellent? Okay. So, first of
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all, do you do you remember anything you might have had in the backpack?
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Yeah, my wallets, there go, my driver's place. Okay,
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Okay. Now I'm gonna go through a few of the other items we found
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in there, and you're just gonna have to identify a few of the characteristics.
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So, first off, we did find a large set of women's underwear
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in the backpack, and so if you could just go ahead and identify the
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pattern on that big set underwear. Yeah, I don't don't know what that's
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about. I don't know what's talk about. Okay, So you got no
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idea what I'm talking about there? No? Okay, how about this one?
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We found a receipt in the backpack. Do you do you remember having
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a receipt in their mic? No? So he was a victorious secret receipt.
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It looks like for one set of large women's underwear. Yeah, I
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haven't you remember you back You're saying you don't have a big pair of women's
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underwearing your backpack. Yeah, I'm pretty sure I don't literally never owned a
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pair of women's underwear. I don't know what you're talking about. Well,
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we do. Here have a thank you card written to an anonymous person thanking
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them for the large women's underwear. It says here, quote of all the
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numerous pairs of women's underwear I've owned, these are the best yet, signed
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by Mike. M Yeah, I don't know what's going on. Okay,
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Yeah, I don't know what to do here then, because we can't obviously
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give you this backpack. It sounds like it's not yours. Yeah, I'll
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just take the wall in the driver's like, yeah, we can't keep you
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that. I don't care man. Hey Mike, Yeah yeah, Mike,
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Sorry to break the stupid but we've been prank calling you this whole time.
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Not serious? Okay, good, I think he was on do it.
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Mike gets Pike and Amandy in the morning. Your misery here because it sounds
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like you were not in the mood to play around today. Not really,
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I mean you got my backpack. I don't have You're fat back I'm sorry,
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damn no, I know somebody, somebody might have be backpack. But
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your buddy Trent, you know Trent, right, Old Trent. Yeah,
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yeah, old Trent. Yeah. He said you were missing a backpack,
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and Trent was field silly. He wanted us to prank. Call you,
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oh man, I'm gonna wreck him. You're gonna wreck him, Trent,
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consider yourself wrecked in the morning. Seven did you see this insane story.
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I know it's a local story because he's from Minnesota. This fourteen year old
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boy who was out fishing with his family when he snagged a big one.
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A big one. How big are we talking? Why? He thought it
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was a decent sized little fish, so he starts reeling it in. But
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when he reeled it in, Connor Halsa realized it wasn't a fish on the
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line. Oh gosh, what was it? It was a man? It
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was a wallet wallet. So it's like, okay, all right, whatever,
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junk, throw it back. Well, he went to the wallet.
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Turns out the wallet still pretty intact. Looks inside the wallet two thousand dollars
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of cash in my wallet. So first of all, somebody lost their wallet.
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That's a bummer. I mean that is just the bottom of the leg
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wallet. Yeah, how many sunglasses, all the things? Oh yeah,
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his phones, especially ice fishing that little ice, the little hole. You
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know, many phones have gone down in there. Absolutely, it's endless.
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But who has just two thousand dollars in cash? I mean, that's so
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crazy and made up to me because I lose so many things. You don't
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nervous, like I'm scared to carry around a twenty in my wallet because I
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just know I'm gonna lose it, you know. But this kid, Connor
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said, his cousin opened up the wallet and said some words that you probably
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shouldn't say. I can imagine. Boys. Well, anyway, it was
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two thousand dollars and they looked inside there was a business card. So he
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looked at his dad and his dad said we should probably return it. So
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he said, yeah, I guess we probably should. So they called the
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number Dad track down the owner. I know, And it's not like the
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way it was written. It was basically like he looked at his dad and
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as soon as his dad said that they should return it, he agreed.
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Yeah. Otherwise he was like, okay, two thousand dollars. I could
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get a bike, I could get a scooter. He's like going through all
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the things in the mold. Would you give it back? Oh? For
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sure? I mean I think without it, I would hope that there was
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a finder's fee. For sure, there's not going to be a finder's fee.
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Would you if that was you and it was your wallet, would you
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give the person of the money at least one hundred bucks? Especially if I'm
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rocking two grand in my wallet, I'd give him at least one hundred bucks.
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I'd give him a little the home alone two tip you know in the
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hotel gives him a stick of gum. So question, though, here's for
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your trouble. How is this not deteriorated? You know, we know,
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like how long it was in there? Because I'm just thinking all this water,
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just in general money, you'd think it would be gross. But then
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how would the business card have not been all wet and soggy. Well,
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that's a great question, and not to mention just the sheer odds of catching
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a wallet. They said, I mean it's a huge light. The seventy
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mile long. The light was it seventy miles wide? God, that's a
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good question, Amanda. I'm sorry. I so many words, so many
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questions. No I would I wouldn't have had to research that before we started
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talking. It's all good. It doesn't matter. It's the fact that it
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could have been on Middle Leaf Lake where we hang out. It's a small
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little lake. I don't care if it was in somebody's pool in the backyard.
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It's hard to catch it. I've been looking for an anchor I've lost
27:15
for years, alright, like, and it's only in fifteen feet of water,
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so the chances of this are very slim. What happened to the anchor?
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You know? It's funny. I thought it was tied onto the end
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of the punk and it wasn't. And what I did like because I just
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tossed it in the lake, like gave you a