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Amanda Takes on a 10-Year-Old In a Spelling Bee · Podcast - Big 98.7

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You like to keep a clean kitchen, don't you. That's kind of a
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spot in my house that I take a lot of pride in, kind of
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like this centerpiece of our home that it's never, in my opinion, never
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dirty. I feel like I wipe it down like crazy. Well turns out
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that there still can be some harmful bacteria in your kitchen even if you keep
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it clean. So these are the spots you want to look out for.
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Okay, this is where the five dirtiest places in your kitchen off. Okay,
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Number one the refrigerator, meat and vegetable compartments. Man, those things
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do get nasty, and I know you're going to sit here and go nah.
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No. I do tend to wipe out my refrigerator, and every time
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I put meat in the fridge, I always have it on a plate so
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it doesn't leak down, because that's always so disgusting, because no matter how
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hard you try to like clean that, you feel like it like seeps down
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into whatever area that you're never going to get to. We had just recently
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a bag of chicken frozen that thawed out in the fridge, and yeah,
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got a week and lift he's that chicken juice top five grossest things. So
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now we got a big bowl we put it in. Yeah, then the
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drawer of course, like pecially onions, I always try to keep him in
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a bag, but if they end up going out, I always grab like
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a little vacuum and get in there because it's so hard to wipe out onions
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vacuum. Yeah. Man, for so long had every rent til I lived
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in you, you would clean out the fridge when you moved down. That
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was it. I'm not picking up the vacuum pike and like putting it in
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there. I've got a little handheld one. Oh do you Yeah, I
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just want to do clarify that because the look on your face was wild.
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Yeah, I thought you had a shot that pulled up into the kitchen really
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going to suck down, said the guys. You were drinking coffee, all
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right, I successfully choked a man perfect. Oh god, My second grossest
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part of your kitchen is the kitchen sink. Oh see, if we called
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my husband right now, he makes fun of me because I go through a
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thing of paper towels way too often, like at least two to three.
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Because I wipe out the kit every single time. It's there's never water in
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it. You know what I mean, I take it, wipe it down
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all of the time. I mean weird about the sink. Don't you have
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one of those little handheld scrubby brushes that the dish soap goes in the handle
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of. I do not, Okay, so get one of those and then
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you I just use that to wash the sink out. I know, but
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then I'd still have to wipe out the water, like I don't have the
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water market. You know what I mean. I know, I'm crazy.
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If water it can go anywhere, it's in the sink, but then it
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leaves a little marks on the stainless. Oh it drives me crazy. I'm
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so glad I don't live with you, do you? Breaker? Next grosses
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nearby the sponges, rags and cleaning brushes. We don't use them. Like
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if I have a rag out, are you all paper towels? Paper towels?
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Or if we have a rag, I wash it right away? She
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Sai'd hate to be a tree the manda going through paper towels like she does.
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Don't get me started on the toilet paper use o god. And then
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the spice jars and containers is the fourth grossest thing in your kitchen. Gosh,
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yeah, how often we have a and this isn't a spice, but
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we have a like a snack jar on our counter And the other day I
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kind of looked at it and like, because it had gotten completely down.
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Yeah, when's the last time I actually went in there and wiped it out?
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Even though it just has like granola bars and stuff in there, any
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container, because that's what you're you're just grabbing it. Yes, I was
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thinking the other day I was looking in our shower and the bottles that sit
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in your shower, they really look gross after a while, they almost look
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rusty. I'm also a weird though, who like, well, I'm taking
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a shower, I rinse off the bottles. I know, I'm sick.
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I am psycho a. That's crazy, it's weird. I can't imagine what
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you're doing with door knobs, because that's one thing I don't actually wipe off.
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Your kids. Leave us mudge, because here it is on our list
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of the grossest parts of your kitchen door handles and knobs. I think it's
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just your hands. Your hands are touched. The only time I ever notice
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it, we have we have white cabinets, so that makes it really nice,
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so I can see all the icky, gooey stuff to wipe off.
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I always think, because the place we lived before was pretty much all that
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dark brown. And if you don't know what's on there, when are you
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ever going to clean that? If you don't know? Yeah, well that's
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the beautiful part about it. I mean, I guess so. But we
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have like the knobs unless there's something sticky or you can see it, yeah,
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I'm not wiping it off? All right? So what have we learned
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here? Amanda's nuts? Pretty much? Do you where were you at on
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all that? I have all those things. If that's where you're willing,
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that is so good. I'm so glad you have all of those things.
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In the morning, Big ninety eight point seven, I don't know if you
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saw the big news, but for the third time in a row, we
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had a state champion at the northa got to spelling bee right here from Fargo,
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right, Yes, So she goes to Ben Franklin Middle School. She's
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an eighth grader named Luna Gasovic, and yeah, she's headed to the Script's
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National spelling Beer just a monster. I thought that great. So we thought,
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how fun would it be to have our own little spelling Bee Pike and
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Amanda in the morning style. Yeah, because it's fun. Because you said,
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well, by default, you just can't even partake well, just with
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my storied history and spelling words correctly, it just wouldn't be fair. So
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Amanda is going to be taken on a ten year old. We got volunteers
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all morning long on our Big ninety two point seven Facebook page and we have
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selected one and I believe her mom is on the phone right now. Good
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morning. Is this Maddie? This is Maddie. Good morning, Hey Maddie,
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thank you for volunteering your daughter to be part of our spelling be here
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on Big ninety two point seven. Now, how old's your daughter? You're
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ten? She is ten? Well? Hello, what is your name?
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Looks? I love this name looks. That's a great lux right, yeah,
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short and sweet? All right, lucks are you a good speller?
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Yeah? Yeah, right? And where do you go to school? Sport
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Ransom, North Dakota Elementary School? Which school Sport Ransom, Oh Dakota.
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There's a total of thirteen kids? What yeah, my goodness, nice rat
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show there. How many teachers? Is it one to one? Three teachers?
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That's great? All right, looks. So here's what we're going to
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have you do. We're going to give you a spelling word, and then
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we'll give Amanda a spelling word. We're going to do three each. Whoever
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gets the most is going to be our spelling Bee champion. Okay, okay,
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And just so you know the competition you're facing today, Amanda is how
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old? I am thirty eight years old, a graduate of Wadina Deer Creek
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High School, and I do have a bachelor's degree from Metropolitan State College in
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Denver. Nope, solid, Okay, Lucks, We're gonna have you go
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first, all right, first word in the big ninety eight point seven Pike
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and Amanda in the morning spelling b for ten year old Lucks. Your word
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is enough enough and oh h enough. That is crass. Nice, nice,
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joh. I love that she knows the rules too, because you say
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the word, spell the word, say the word. Yeah, you're pro
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all right, Amanda, your first word amphibian, amphibian, amphibian a M
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B p h I b E A n amphibian. I'm sorry that is that
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is incorrect. That would be a M P h I B I A n
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oh man. I forgot the I Loucks. You're off to a one to
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zero start. And now your word LUs is calf as in a baby cow
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calf a. That is correct? Wow, oh my gosh, I'll get
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a little nervous here. Very impressive. So if I do not get this
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next word right, I lose. That is correct? Looks it all could
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end right here for you, Amanda. Word number two, vacuum vacuum.
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Your word is vacuum v A c c U M vacuum. That is incorrect?
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What that is incorrect? Looks? My goodness? How do you spell
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vacuum? Lux? Would you like to steal the word vacuum? Just a
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really rub it in? LUs? Who's ten years old? Fort Ransom attendee?
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How do you spell vacuum? M? It's close, not quite though,
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it's a very tough for it. It's vac you you am I knew
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there was a double letter in there, LUs. An incredible performance. You
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just won the big ninety eight point seven Pike and Amanda in the Morning Spelling
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Bee. Nice stop? Will that hurt? What do you have to say
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for yourself? You feel pretty good? How would you rate Amanda's spelling performance?
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Okay, that's that's solid four that's just purely for effort. All right,
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Hey, Lux, I know you got to get to school, So
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enjoy school and tell everybody in class, all thirteen of them in the whole
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school. You might as well tell the town that you just beat Amanda out
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to keep the spark alive with your with your lover. I mean, I'll
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partner. But no, they say, getting a hobby or an activity that
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must be why in the summer months like golf season are where relationship is thriving
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because my husband's gone all the time. Nice, I'm just kidding. No,
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I mean, any anytime you can jab golf, you sure take it.
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You know, that's just what we do. Got his right around the
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corner. It is I can't Well, did you say yesterday is well?
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temps. So probably not this week, but maybe next. Another way to
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keep the sparkle eye focus on the small things. That's what Blinkwin eighty two
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said, all about the small things. Yeah. I can see that grand
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sweeping, romantic gestures might fuel the fire, of course, but keep the
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spark burning, you got to pay attention to the little things. Okay,
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So what's a little thing Nick does for you? If I come home and
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Nick had kind of made the bed or even attempted to make the bed,
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I'm like, wow, you you did that for me, because as soon
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as I walk in the door, I take my shoes off, put my
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comfies on, and I make the bed. So if I walk in and
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that bed is made, I know he was thinking, honey, beat you
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to it, and it just said that little tiny thing that would be nice.
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I'll come home sometime and the bed is made, and it's kind of
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weird, like did you have an accident or something? Why today? You
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know what? You cover it up in there? Oh that's funny. Uh.
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And the final way to keep the spark alive put oh I can't somebody
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what's going on here? Unsee Lauren having an accident? Well she does,
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she does from time to Guys, put your phone down and talk to each
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other. Yes, I know, you sit there on the couch and it's
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just like hours, no reason, Like you're just sitting here scrolling going through.
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My husband will just he'll give me the look and I know, put
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it down, vice versa. He's such a put it down guy. He
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is. He's such a The thing is is he doesn't realize how much he
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has his in his hand and he's going, no, he doesn't. He
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doesn't realize it. He's always texting with his bros and their bro chat.
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He's watching cooking videos like ridiculous things. He's scrolling through Twitter like it's his
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day job sometimes. But it's different when I'm doing it, mainly because well
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it feels like I'm always on it, right, because you don't see yourself
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from other people's perspective totally. I'll catch myself doing that all the time,
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where I'll be on my phone for who knows how long, and as soon
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as I look up and I decide, all right, I'm gonna put it
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down, then I see my wife on her phone. I go Hey,
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well, geez, we're here having dinner. What the heck? Yeah,
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oh wait, I just was on my phone for who knows how, really
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doing my best to have like a stretch of time. Yeah, like especially
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from dinner till you know, like maybe right before bed. I know you're
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not supposed to do a little scrolling to kind of catch up, but having
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that time, even with the kids, just putting it down, letting it
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go for a little bit. They do say before bet, it's good to
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scroll a little bit. The blue light helps you fossleate alway? Is that
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what i' say? Amanda in the morning? And now Amanda Stills the seat
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loop Seed brought to you by Valley Service Mechanical. Well, it sounds like
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Amazon Prime Video just wants their own little game show network. After talking about
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Mister Beast's Game show that's going to be like a five million dollar prize yesterday,
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now we're finding out they're bringing back Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader?
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Celebrity version and they want Travis Kelsey to host it. He's in discussions
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with them. I don't know. It just feels like it's too much.
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There's no reason he needs to do us at Travis too much. Trav.
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Yeah, oh you just not long ago where saying you couldn't get him and
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get enough of him. Well, I do know this. Taylor and Travis
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are enjoying their downtime right now. They're in the Bahamas. I mean,
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if they are hot and heavy and they are planning a future together, just
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kind of enjoy this moment. You know. I do understand where he's coming
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from. He's already talked about wanting to retire here in a couple years.
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If you're not with Taylor Swift, you're gonna want to have your own money
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and you have to look at your future. So I totally get that.
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Yeah, being more marketable, like for TV stuff, if he wants to
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get into NFL broadcasting our podcast, does that? I know, don't you
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think? I think what he could just have a problem with doing is saying
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no. You know what I mean? Some people have this where like you
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can say it in your head a million times, like I'm not gonna say
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yes to these things because it's I have too much already. But then the
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second to go, hey Trev, you know you'd be really good at this,
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We really want you, then it's like, well maybe we also forget
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he only makes like twelve million dollars a year in the NFL. It's pathetic
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compared to what everybody else is. And can he not up that contract?
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Is that how that works? Like he's signed the deal. He can't just
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go hey, Andy, go read well, you can't revamp that at all.
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I didn't know we were going to discuss NFL contracts. Curious you could,
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you could hold out, but he's a thirty five year old tight end.
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He's already at the top of the market for that position. So no,
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you're not gonna Do you think they're secret league giving like just the chiefs
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in general? With the amount of money that they've made off of his relationship
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with Taylor Swift, do you think there's some like side money going on.
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No, you don't think so. I always wonder now, like thank you
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for putting us on the map, Like in general, he's worth more money
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now just already from dating her because they'll get endorsements and things like that.
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But not, I don't think they're paying them on the side. Just question.
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Speaking of Taylor Swift, I've got a feeling she's going to be Beyonce's
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new album. It's called Cowboy Carter. Yesterday, Beyonce said she has a
19:32
few surprises and collaborations with artists she deeply respects. We know that those two
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have a great relationship. It's going to be released on March twenty ninth.
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It does feel like that would be a lot for Taylor because she's gonna be
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releasing her album on April nineteenth. But at the same time, I also
19:48
think in a way, she was in the studio she worked on this album
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secretly we didn't know about, so her and Beyonce could have had a collaboration
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at some point. Uh. I'm just gonna put the pooh pooh on that
19:59
because I looked it up and Forbes magazine released a report not too long ago
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Manda that Taylor Swift has not featured on Beyonce's new record in any way.
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Oh cool, cool idea though, an anybody else anybody that they're speculating that
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they just said, one thing is for sure, Taylor will not be on
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it. You want to do the next story, mister Hollywood, Well,
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you tell a story and then I'll tell you why it's incorrect. All right?
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Are you on a Grande? And Galton Dalton Gomez? So they had
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a prenup, they didn't have kids, but she is still writing him a
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check for one point twenty five million dollars for their divorce settlement. I gotta
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feel guilty or something, right, or I guess that could have been just
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a part of the prenup. However, many years we're together, you attack
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on however many million. Yeah, my mom was telling me the other day,
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she just volunteered this information twenty five years later about her divorce. She
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said, I didn't ask for anything. I'm like, oh, that's that's
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mighty nice. Yeah, yeah, so anyway you could do that? Yeah,
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I think I think Dalton was ready to cash. And he's also getting
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half the proceeds of the sale of their home, and then also she's covering
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twenty five thousand dollars of the attorneys. You think my mom should have asked
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for more? Yeah, I remember, I don't think there was much,
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you know what I mean? It wasn't it? Well, who's this?
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Are you in a grande situation? What? Yeah? I mean child support?
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Just how much it's changed. I remember my parents when they went through
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their divorce, it was like four hundred and fifty dollars like a month.
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That was it that he had to pay child support. Really m hmm,
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well for the diapers, just fit on yourself. Okay, We're like it
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a minute in the morning on Big Nutty eight point seven. This guy speaking
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of fast cars. This is a little bit of a PSA if you ever
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feel like you want to travel abroad. This guy visited Norway. He was
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there for less some three weeks, and in that amount of time he managed
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to rack up twenty five speeding tickets. And now he couldn't figure it out,
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and now he's going to jail. Now you kind of gotta feel bad
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for him because in Norway, and I've heard of this happening. I don't
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know if it's in the United States or not, but they have basically speed
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sensors on the roads where if you're driving, you know, much like if
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you have like a red light that if you if you if you go to
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a red light, they'll just send you the ticket. So the speed sensors
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like four instants. In our neighborhood, there's one like by the school that'll
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say thirty if you're going thirty six, it'll start flashing. Would that be
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like the censor automatically give you a ticket and you get a ticket. Correct,
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So he had no idea. So he's just speeding around Norway thinking he's
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having a good old time. Well, and if they aren't even a little
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lemean you know what I mean, like if you're going over, because think
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about how often you are, how often you're speeding going over? Because what
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is it? Two or three is like the legal that you maybe can well,
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I mean I don't know legally you're allowed to do any but I mean,
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realistically, are you going to get pulled over for going five over?
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Probably not, But I guess if you have a censor situation, nobly Okay,
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yeah, you think there'd be a little buffer. But now he's going
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to jail. And they really weren't that lenient. They did shave off his
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twenty four day sentence to twenty one days, so now it's vacation's been extended.
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Yeah, no kidding. I remember when I first moved here from Colorado
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and I used to take twenty fifth Street Town and the first couple of weeks,
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I don't know why I could not figure it out, but I would.
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I got two speeding tickets in a week just coming down, and I'm
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like, oh, they're only ten bucks. They're only ten bucks, but
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still taking points off your insurance. That's the biggest thing. Everyone's like,
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Oh, you're going to speed all over North Dakota. Well, then what
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it does to your insurance? It's ridiculu at one point, because you know,
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I was like a young twenty some year old male. My insurance was
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insane. I mean I was spending probably like two hundred and fifty dollars a
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month on insurance for a garbage car. Right, Oh, it's just insane.
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Because so now I really try not to. But when I first got
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my license, I was trying to. I had this idea that you couldn't
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get a speeding ticket if the cop was on like the other side of the
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highway. I lived out in Glyndon, so highway to you know, it's
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yeah. So I remember being in the car with my older brother who'd been
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driving for some time, and I'm going eighty five and a sixty five,
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just thinking because in my rear view mirror, I don't see any cops behind
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me, so I'm just free to speed and he's going out they'll whip around.
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So my brother goes, you're going kind of fast. I'm like,
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what do you mean there's no cop behind me and just perfect on cue timing.
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A cop from the other side of Highway ten whips around, pulls me
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over. He's going going eighty five miles per hour. What are you doing?
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Yeah, what are you doing? Speaking of Highway ten, I've got
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I've got dinged a couple of times there on the way into the lakes.
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Okay, we're talking about speeding tickets you Oh yeah, Stop. It was
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when I had that white jeep, it was just a target, just a
24:48
target. Now that I've got the the mom squad had been pretty same with
24:52
the Nissan Ultimate there like, oh, he's he's got enough going on.
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Let's just leap it. Long bike it a Manuda in the morning, come
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get up on Big seven. I want to get your thoughts on this wealthy
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man's situation. Now, normally we don't really feel bad for wealthy men,
25:08
but he is writing because he has a wife. They have a child.
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She's pregnant with the second child. Now they both work. This guy who
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makes a lot of money, says that one of the things that attracted him
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to his wife when they first got together was that she still was pursuing her
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career. She was still working and is today. However, the situation is
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she wants to become a stay at home mom, and at first he was
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like, well, I don't really want that. You know, we have
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child care, and you know I want to working parents even though we don't
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necessarily need it. I just still feel like that's important. Interesting, right,
25:45
I got more interesting when she revealed why exactly she wants to be a
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stay at home mom. She doesn't just want to be a stay at home
25:52
mom. She wants to be a stay at home Instagram mom. That's her
25:56
dream. What exactly is an Instagram mom? Man, you're sort of one
26:00
in a way, although you are working. She wants to be able to
26:03
just essentially post all about her motherhood and raising the child and do cute photos
26:08
and make money doing so. So is that even feasible? Well, really,
26:14
you would have to have they say, about ten thousand followers. You're
26:18
going to be able to get up to one hundred dollars per post to promote
26:21
whatever product, if you can get some diaper company or whatever to partner with
26:25
you. So that's her plan. I mean it always sounds great, I
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think for people because it's like, oh, it's not maybe that big of
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a deal. I can work from home, but it's still a job,
26:36
you know what I mean, like if your husband wants you to go into
26:37
the office and do And I also think that might be good for mental health
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for her if she had a different reasoning where it's like, you know what,
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my kids are babies and I want to be there to soak in all
26:47
those moments. If that was her argument, I would be one hundred percent
26:51
on board. The fact that it feels like that maybe isn't necessarily it well,
26:56
it would be one thing if she had, let's say, you know,
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just on her own, she'd been hosting and she'd accumulated fifty thousand followers,
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then I'd be like, yeah, you know what, it seems like
27:04
you got a good thing going here, you created something, or you've already
27:07
proven that, hey I'm able to do this before. Yeah, you just
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jump it. But you know it's like, honey, you have you know,
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one hundred and fourteen followers and they're all from your high school, you
27:18
know, Grandma and Graham. But can only like so many posts? Oh
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gosh, I mean, I I see where he's coming from. It would
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be a hard transition when you're like in love with somebody you're like, hey,
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I want you to I want you to keep working and do that,
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and you probably know that's what's best for them too, But I feel like
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she just needs a different argument. If she doesn't want to be working,
27:37
does that make sense you should. I feel like she had a better case
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when she just wanted to be a stay at home mom. Yeah, throw
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it in the Instagram mot automatically for most guys, is like insert eye roll
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here. Yes,