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Did the Trampoline Ever Get Returned in Horace? · Podcast - Big 98.7

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Speaker 1: So hot guy hobbies.
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Speaker 2: Listen, fellas, this is for you. If you're trying to
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Speaker 2: attract a lady. There's a top ten list of most
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Speaker 2: attractive hobbies for men according to women. Gabe, I'm curious
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Speaker 2: if you partake in any of these.
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Speaker 1: Hot guy hobbies, the whole few of them.
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Speaker 3: I'm sure I'd be one to bet there's maybe one
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Speaker 3: on there that I can think of off the top
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Speaker 3: of my head that might make the old one.
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Speaker 1: What do you think.
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Speaker 2: What's a hot guy hobby you think is on this list?
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Speaker 3: Well, it depends on right place, right time. Well, I
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Speaker 3: would think, you know, if you could play the guitar
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Speaker 3: or whatever, that'd be pretty attractive.
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Speaker 2: Absolutely, that's number three on list. Playing a musical instrument.
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Speaker 2: I don't know that hot cross buns on the recorder
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Speaker 2: makes the cut, but.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, as long as you're not well you know me.
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Speaker 2: I get personally offended when some guy busts out an
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Speaker 2: acoustic guitar at a party and kills the vibe.
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Speaker 1: But in general, right place, right now, yeah, playing.
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Speaker 2: A musical instrument that is a hot guy hobby.
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Speaker 1: I'll fow the list.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, you know what I've always wanted to do, I
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Speaker 3: wonder if this would be attractive or not. My wife
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Speaker 3: would be mortified, But I wonder if there would be
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Speaker 3: people around who would be like, Oh, that's attractive, that's
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Speaker 3: so cool. I've always wanted to learn the piano. I
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Speaker 3: think when I go through a forty life crisis in
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Speaker 3: a handful of years here, I probably plan on buying
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Speaker 3: like a keyboarder or piano and learning how to play it.
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Speaker 3: Oh yeah, well, if anyone gives lessons in the FM area,
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Speaker 3: let me know seven zero one two eight zero one
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Speaker 3: nine eight seven. If I'm walking around like the West
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Speaker 3: Acres Mall, yeah, and there's a piano in there, and
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Speaker 3: you know there's.
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Speaker 2: A piano inside the Van mar Oh really yeah.
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Speaker 3: If I could walk in there and actually play something,
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Speaker 3: not you know, tinkering around and doing some nobody, actually
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Speaker 3: play something, that's cool. I wonder if that would be
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Speaker 3: an attractive thing or if people get cringed out.
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Speaker 2: Well, you know, Billy Joel met his second wife, Christy Brinkley,
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Speaker 2: because he was They were at a resort and like
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Speaker 2: the Bahamas or something, and he was playing the piano
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Speaker 2: and Christy b walked up with really yeah. I think
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Speaker 2: Naomi Campbell was with her and Whitney Houston. This is
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Speaker 2: I watched the documentary on HBO Max and he was
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Speaker 2: playing the piano and that wooed her.
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Speaker 3: Whether that's hot or cringey, let me know, because I
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Speaker 3: am just a perfect combination of both, right right cringe.
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Speaker 2: Also on the list photography, swimming, gardening, writing, painting, woodworking, cooking.
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Speaker 1: Cooking is number four, and I feel.
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Speaker 2: Like that should be higher on the list because cook reading's.
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Speaker 1: Number one.
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Speaker 2: Is number one on the list.
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Speaker 3: Cooking is way better than that. I think, well, I
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Speaker 3: think food and can cook.
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Speaker 2: But I think if a girl just sees how often
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Speaker 2: is a girl just seeing men cooking in the wild?
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Speaker 1: You know what I mean?
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Speaker 2: Like if you're but I'm saying in terms of like
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Speaker 2: a hot girl a hot guy hobby. If a girl
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Speaker 2: is looking to you know, date or what ever, if
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Speaker 2: she sees a guy reading in the wild, that's more.
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Speaker 1: Likely to happen.
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Speaker 3: Why he sitting down? Well, is he reading X men
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Speaker 3: or is he reading Encyclopedia?
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Speaker 2: I think as long as he's kind of cute, I
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Speaker 2: think it doesn't matter.
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Speaker 1: You know what.
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Speaker 2: There's this Instagram account that I follow called hot Guys
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Speaker 2: Reading NYC and it's literally just pictures.
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Speaker 1: This makes me sound weird.
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Speaker 2: It's pictures of guys reading on the subway in New
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Speaker 2: York City.
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Speaker 1: Wow, and it is.
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Speaker 2: I mean, I get why it's number one. Reading is
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Speaker 2: such a hot we stand a knowledgeable king. Okay, so
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Speaker 2: reading is the number one hot guy hobby. So guys,
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Speaker 2: when you're updating your tender profiles, your hinge, your bumble,
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Speaker 2: whatever the dating outside, Yeah, farmers only dot com, just
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Speaker 2: add right there in the bio that your hobbies include reading,
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Speaker 2: playing a musical instrument, cooking, woodworking, painting, writing, gardener, swimming, photography,
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Speaker 2: and learning a foreign language.
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Speaker 3: What is a hot guy hobby that maybe we didn't
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Speaker 3: get to here. Yeah, seven oh one two eight zero
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Speaker 3: one to nine eight seven. Shoot us a text or
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Speaker 3: message us, and we'll see if we can help out
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Speaker 3: some of the fellows out there. By the way, if
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Speaker 3: you have a little victory, let us know about it
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Speaker 3: at seven oh one two eight zero one nine eight seven.
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Speaker 1: We love reading these.
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Speaker 2: My little victory game is that I enjoyed my first
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Speaker 2: full weekend with my boys since they've been back from
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Speaker 2: visiting their dad in Washington, and it was just like
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Speaker 2: old times. I was yelling at them because they don't
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Speaker 2: listen to anything I say.
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Speaker 1: And we all had a great laugh about it. A
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Speaker 1: retraining Yes, it's like, oh mom, you're still you. But
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Speaker 1: it really has been a good time.
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Speaker 2: We do this thing in my house because I let
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Speaker 2: TikTok tell me how to be a parent. And one
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Speaker 2: of the things was that there's a therapist who said, like,
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Speaker 2: you need eight daily hugs to like have a good life,
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Speaker 2: Like eight daily hugs, that's the minimum nice.
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Speaker 1: Like endorphins and stuff.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, And so that was my New Year's
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Speaker 2: resolution two years ago, was to give my kids eight
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Speaker 2: hugs a day, which I have. It's like the one
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Speaker 2: resolution I haven't messed up on, except for obviously on
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Speaker 2: days where we're literally not in town with each other, right,
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Speaker 2: And so it's been nice to catch up on hugs
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Speaker 2: and so we got all the hugging done. I just
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Speaker 2: feel really happy to have my boys back.
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Speaker 1: That's wonderful.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I would imagine it'd be kind of cool to
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Speaker 3: have after having somewhat of an empty house for so long,
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Speaker 3: to just be back into the chaos all.
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Speaker 2: Yes, And it was very nice when they weren't around
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Speaker 2: to have like some you know alone time, because I
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Speaker 2: don't really get that when they are with me. But
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Speaker 2: I was ready to be done with alone time. I'm ready,
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Speaker 2: yeah for the kids to be I am ready to
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Speaker 2: be so overstimulated that now I'm crying because everything is
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Speaker 2: so loud, Like that's how it should be.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: Well, my little victory is something I never thought I
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Speaker 3: would expect. First off, a minor little victory this and
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Speaker 3: I am not unique or special here.
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Speaker 1: Everyone is busy in the summer. Yeah. This was the first.
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Speaker 3: Weekend Corey and I woke up on Saturday with zero
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Speaker 3: to do in like two months. It was so nice
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Speaker 3: to wake up at our house, stay at our house,
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Speaker 3: and go nowhere and everywhere at the same time. Yeah,
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Speaker 3: that was wonderful. But my little victory shocked me to
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Speaker 3: my core. There is a I don't know if you've
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Speaker 3: heard of this little music, this little musical called Hamilton.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, obviously I am ten years late on this thing.
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Speaker 1: This is on you.
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Speaker 3: You had never seen Hamilon a second of Hamilton. Wow,
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Speaker 3: And Corey's like, we should watch Hamilton. I have no
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Speaker 3: idea why. She probably because the ten year anniversary. Yeah yeah,
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Speaker 3: and I'm like, oh my, I don't know wat him musical.
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Speaker 1: What are we doing? Yeah?
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Speaker 3: Five minutes into this thing, I'm going, what is this?
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Speaker 3: Ten minutes into this thing? I am a fan for life.
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Speaker 1: I could.
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Speaker 3: It is the most creative thing I have ever seen. Yes,
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Speaker 3: as someone who you know tries to be creative and
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Speaker 3: use that part of my brain every single day for
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Speaker 3: four hours or ever. This is the most creatively, intelligent, fun,
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Speaker 3: entertaining thing I have ever seen in my entire life.
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Speaker 3: And it's just in time for the ten year reunion
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Speaker 3: of the original cast to be back. I never in
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Speaker 3: my life thought I would say this about a musical,
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Speaker 3: not once.
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Speaker 1: And it's not really even like a musical, but it is. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: but it is so cool, Gabe. It is the coolest
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Speaker 1: same you were seeing. If you could see Gabe right now,
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Speaker 1: the gusto.
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Speaker 2: With which this man is describing his love for Hamilton,
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Speaker 2: I've never seen you use so many hand gestures in
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Speaker 2: your life.
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Speaker 3: But it's just like, I love history, I love creative people,
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Speaker 3: and it is it's like discovering air.
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Speaker 1: I love this thing. Welcome to the club game. Well
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Speaker 1: it'll probably be a one and done. We'll see.
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Speaker 2: I'm convinced the FM area is lying to meet Gabe.
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Speaker 2: I posted on the Big ninety eight point seven page
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Speaker 2: Facebook page that I was finally unpacking my suitcase after
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Speaker 2: having gone on vacation two weeks ago. I'm aware that
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Speaker 2: two weeks is a long time to wait. Yeah, that's
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Speaker 2: like an outlier for that's. Yeah, usually it's like a week. Okay,
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Speaker 2: that's my norm.
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Speaker 1: Be honest with this, Angie.
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Speaker 3: It's usually like you never find those clothes against you
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Speaker 3: never see them.
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Speaker 2: Well, but I posted about it, and I asked. I
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Speaker 2: was like, when do you guys?
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Speaker 1: Because I wanted to not feel alone?
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Speaker 2: Right, but it has misery, that's right, that's that saying, yes,
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Speaker 2: miserable company.
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Speaker 1: But you know what turns out, I'm just a disaster.
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Speaker 2: Most people said that they unpack right away, Judy, I
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Speaker 2: do it right away when I get home, put everything
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Speaker 2: back in its place. I said it like that because
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Speaker 2: I think she was so offended at how long I waited.
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Speaker 2: She did that in all caps. She did that in
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Speaker 2: all caps, like how.
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Speaker 1: Dare you wait that long? Judy is yelling at Yes, then.
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Speaker 2: Wendy same day can't stand to see it sitting there
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Speaker 2: and cluttering the space. Listen, I get that, but I
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Speaker 2: still just don't unpack, try to unpack the same day.
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Speaker 2: I'm immediately, same day, same day, always the same day.
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Speaker 2: I get home the same day, ten minutes or so.
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Speaker 2: Like all these people saying they unpack right away, and
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Speaker 2: I just feel so not seen.
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Speaker 1: I feel judged.
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Speaker 2: Do you unpack right away, Gabe.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm like within thirty minutes kind of guy. I
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Speaker 3: lave in, yeah, get home and like I might have
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Speaker 3: to like I don't know, like pee yeah, or I
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Speaker 3: might try to eat a snack or something because I'm hungry,
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Speaker 3: and then you unpack, yeah, generally, And by unpack, it's
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Speaker 3: literally I just throw the stuff in the washer or
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Speaker 3: the hamper because I've used.
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Speaker 1: That was the other thing? Is that a lot of it? Well,
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Speaker 1: I have to put in the wash. I have to
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Speaker 1: put it all in the wash. There's a lot of
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Speaker 1: people lying on our Facebook paper. It has to be
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Speaker 1: a lie, right, I'm not.
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Speaker 3: Saying people don't do it, yeah, because I always do
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Speaker 3: it within like a day, always, always.
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Speaker 1: It can't be that many. The second you.
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Speaker 3: Get home there are a lot of people lying. You
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Speaker 3: sit down, you dec compress from your travels. You don't
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Speaker 3: walk in the door straight to your closet, throwing clothes away.
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Speaker 2: I knowing that way, I feel like that would make
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Speaker 2: you a sociopath. No, I will say though, my girls,
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Speaker 2: Jessica and Danielle, they had my back.
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Speaker 1: Yes, Jessica said, I'm.
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Speaker 2: With you, Angie at least a week. Okay, we need
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Speaker 2: to get together for a brunch. And then Danielle said,
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Speaker 2: I generally don't unpack. I just use what's in there
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Speaker 2: and slowly empty it.
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Speaker 1: I don't hate that. I love that energy.
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Speaker 2: So you know what, Danielle and Jessica, let's go to brunch.
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Speaker 3: Seven oh one two eight zero one nine eight seven.
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Speaker 3: How long does it take you to unpack from a
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Speaker 3: trip or a vacation or a weekend away?
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Speaker 1: Me? Thirty minutes.
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Speaker 3: Angie has still not unpacked since her move job. We
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Speaker 3: have got something very cool going on with the big
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Speaker 1: Yes, it's clear the cart. Here's the thing.
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Speaker 3: If you don't know who or what that is, that
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Speaker 1: It's really simple.
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Speaker 2: like clickable links.
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Speaker 1: Yep.
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Speaker 2: And let's just help these teachers clear the carts, because
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Speaker 2: that kids are set up for success and have the
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Speaker 2: most optimal, optimal learning environment, and this is the way
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Speaker 2: to do it.
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Speaker 1: That's right.
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Speaker 3: And Angie and I have both pledged that we are
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Speaker 3: going to randomly pick two teachers and you and I
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Speaker 3: will both contribute our very own money, yes, to help.
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Speaker 1: If you can't, like, that's okay.
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Speaker 3: lot of these items, like a lot of these things
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Speaker 3: it's erasers, it's glue, it's notebooks, it may be some backpacks,
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Speaker 3: it might be snacks or whatever. You're probably not going
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Speaker 3: That's right, is such a great question. And I want
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Speaker 3: to know what you think about this seven oh one
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Speaker 3: two eight zero one nine eight seven. After you hear this,
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Speaker 3: let us know what you think here this morning.
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Speaker 4: I think people should have to take a driving test
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Speaker 4: at least every ten years in order to keep their licenses.
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Speaker 4: It's just getting ridiculous out there. Nobody knows what they're
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Speaker 4: doing on the road.
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Speaker 2: So this actually reminds me more of a sorry not sorry.
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Speaker 4: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: Maybe two things about this.
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Speaker 3: Number One, I love that William called and we could
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Speaker 3: play that audio for you or whatever. But I love
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Speaker 3: that in my head I picture or someone had completely
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Speaker 3: just caught him off in traffic. He pulled over to
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Speaker 3: the nearest parking lot and called U at yeah, I
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Speaker 3: don't want to zero one nine eight seven.
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Speaker 1: What do you think about that?
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Speaker 3: Taking a driver's test or redoing it or whatever every
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Speaker 3: ten years.
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Speaker 2: I would be cooked, fam As the kids say, I
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Speaker 2: am not a great driver, but not knowing how much
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Speaker 2: that is.
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Speaker 1: Though.
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Speaker 2: Here's the thing is, I'm when someone is in the
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Speaker 2: car with me, I get really nervous, like they're judging
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Speaker 2: my driving or something, and so I feel like, if
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Speaker 2: not my kids, I don't care what they think in.
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Speaker 1: Terms of my driving.
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Speaker 2: But if you were like in my car in the
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Speaker 2: passenger seat, Gabe, I would be a worst driver because
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Speaker 2: I just I get nervous, I tense up, and I
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Speaker 2: feel like my response times aren't what they should be
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Speaker 2: and like I'm two in.
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Speaker 1: My head about it.
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Speaker 2: And so when you take a driver's test, the person
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Speaker 2: is in the car next to you, I don't think
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Speaker 2: how I drive with a person in the passenger seat
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Speaker 2: is a good representation of how I drive normally. So
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Speaker 2: I would probably not pass this test, even though I
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Speaker 2: fully feel like I am allowed and should be on
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Speaker 2: the road. It took me game six times to pass
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Speaker 2: my driving test, and if I had to take it again,
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Speaker 2: I don't think.
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Speaker 1: I could do it. Hold the phone here, what how
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Speaker 1: many times? Shicks? I passed it on the sixth time.
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Speaker 3: You, I know, what were we doing the first three
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Speaker 3: attempts at We didn't learn a lot of.
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Speaker 1: Weird things happened.
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Speaker 2: There was one time where I drove the wrong way
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Speaker 2: on a one way street. Okay, Then another time I
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Speaker 2: sped in a school zone. Another time I did not
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Speaker 2: a lot, but enough that you know, you fail automatically
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Speaker 2: if you speed in a school zone.
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Speaker 1: Another time I made a.
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Speaker 2: Left hand turn where she didn't think I yielded long
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Speaker 2: enough or whatever. And then the time right before the
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Speaker 2: time that I actually got my license, as soon as
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Speaker 2: I was pulling out of the parking spot, I hit.
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Speaker 1: The car next to me.
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Speaker 2: I had to pull right back in you know what,
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Speaker 2: and then I had to get the guys insurance information
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Speaker 2: and whatever.
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Speaker 3: You know what, I lied. I have a brand new
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Speaker 3: opinion after this. I think that if you failed your
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Speaker 3: driver's test six times, you should have to retake the
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Speaker 3: test every ten years.
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Speaker 1: Well, I failed it five, I got it on the six.
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Speaker 2: wrote in and let's dive in.
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Speaker 1: Yeah cool Nate, ariana great name. Oh yeah, I love
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Speaker 1: that name. Gab an Angie.
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Speaker 2: My mom is so mad at me, and I need
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Speaker 2: to know if I'm the problem. My mom has been
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Speaker 2: dying to give my one year old daughter a haircut,
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Speaker 2: and I told her, in no uncertain terms that I
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Speaker 2: want to be the one to give my daughter her
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Speaker 2: first haircut. That's a special milestone I want to have
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Speaker 2: with my girl. So my mom said that she just
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Speaker 2: wants to be invited whenever I do it, and I said,
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Speaker 2: of course, Well, my mom watches my daughter while I
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Speaker 2: go to work. And two days ago I got home
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Speaker 2: to find she had cut my baby's bangs and it
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Speaker 2: was a hack job at that. My daughter is a cutie,
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Speaker 2: but these bangs look bad. I lost my mind and
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Speaker 2: screamed at her because I expressly told her not to
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Speaker 2: cut her hair.
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Speaker 1: She said she.
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Speaker 2: Did it because her hair kept getting in her face
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Speaker 2: and it doesn't count as a first haircut because it
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Speaker 2: wasn't her whole head, which is why she didn't think
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Speaker 2: I'd be upset and didn't ask permission. I think she
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Speaker 2: knew I'd be mad, but thought she could skate on
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Speaker 2: a technicality. Now she's mad at me because I'm being
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Speaker 2: quote unquote disrespectful by being mad at her? Am I
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Speaker 2: the problem? Or was my mom totally out of line?
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Speaker 4: All?
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Speaker 1: Right? First and foremost, this mom stinks? Are you kidding me?
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Speaker 3: There is no shot that grandma doesn't listen to actual
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Speaker 3: mom of the baby. First and foremost, this lady stinks.
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Speaker 3: You have the audacity after your daughter specifically said could
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Speaker 3: you not? And then it's like that conversation never existed?
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Speaker 1: Yeah, grow up, ma.
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Speaker 3: But also I do gotta say this, We gotta stop
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Speaker 3: putting these milestones as these big giant things. I mean,
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Speaker 3: who cares about hers haircuts? Who cares you know, about
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Speaker 3: the first steps? You'll see them at something? No, I'm
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Speaker 3: just kidding, but I'm just like, who cares about a haircut?
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Speaker 4: Right?
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Speaker 1: I kid?
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Speaker 3: My mom is one hundred wrong? But also like this
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Speaker 3: whole first haircut first whatever, Baby books don't really exist anymore.
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Speaker 3: They're on the internet, okay, no one's getting photos and
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Speaker 3: printing them off and putting them in the baby.
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Speaker 1: I have baby books for both of my.
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Speaker 3: Three pages now and then they get lazy and it's
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Speaker 3: over and they resort to Instagram and Facebook.
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Speaker 1: Okay, wait, maybe you're not wrong. Thank you.
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Speaker 2: My first kid has Aiden has almost a completely feeled out. Okay,
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Speaker 2: I still have Liam's first haircut hair in the block bag.
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Speaker 1: See that's crazy, but that's like the first milestone. It's
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Speaker 1: not a milestone. Haircut isn't a milestone? Yes, that is
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Speaker 1: not a lifetime achievement. Okay, what this mother is insane?
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Speaker 1: There's no shot.
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Speaker 3: Your daughter said don't cut her hair with a don't
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Speaker 3: cut her hair period, and then you went and did it.
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Speaker 1: And it's likely the bangs.
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Speaker 2: There's no way this lady's in adult You think that
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Speaker 2: the technicality doesn't count.
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Speaker 1: No, she's crazy. Okay, well we stinks. We are in agreement, Gave.
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Speaker 2: I think it is crazy work for her mom to
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Speaker 2: be like, well, it doesn't count because it was just
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Speaker 2: the bangs.
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Speaker 1: But are we wrong?
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Speaker 2: We want your take? Seven oh one, two, eight oh
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Speaker 2: one nine eight seven. Is Ariana the problem for getting
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Speaker 2: mad at her mom for cutting her daughter's bangs? Or
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Speaker 2: is Ariana's mom the problem because girl, she said don't
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Speaker 2: cut her hair and she did it.
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Speaker 3: Anyway, Today's variety big ninety eight points seven.
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Speaker 1: Who's this?
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Speaker 4: This is crystalser morning. That conversation got me heated. The
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Speaker 4: mom has no right to touch the kid's hair.
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Speaker 3: And if you have no idea what we're talking about,
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Speaker 3: we have an awesome am I the problem today?
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Speaker 2: Arianna is fighting with her mom because she wanted to
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Speaker 2: be the one to give her daughter her first haircut
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Speaker 2: her day. And one day she got home from work
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Speaker 2: and turns out her mom had cut her daughter's hair.
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Speaker 1: She cut her some.
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Speaker 2: Bangs and they did not look good, which is something
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Speaker 2: Ariana made sure to let us know that it was
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Speaker 2: a hack job. But she was mad because she told
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Speaker 2: her mom, don't cut her hair. Her mom is saying
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Speaker 2: that doesn't count as the first haircut because it was
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Speaker 2: only the bangs and not her whole head.
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Speaker 1: So is Ariana the.
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Speaker 2: Problem for being mad at her mom or is her
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Speaker 2: mom the problem for cutting the daughter's hair.
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Speaker 3: Her mom cut the hair the bangs. Yeah, she's right
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Speaker 3: handed using a left handed scissors. Okay, it turned out
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Speaker 3: to be just fighting a lawnmower. Now I am on
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Speaker 3: the stance of I think we make too big a
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Speaker 3: deal out of like first haircut. But mom is wildly
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Speaker 3: out of line. Okay, yeah, there's no way you're not
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Speaker 3: cutting that hair kind of going.
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Speaker 1: I really shouldn't be doing this. There's no chance, right.
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Speaker 2: Caitlin on Facebook said mom is totally out of line. Grandparents,
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Speaker 2: caregivers don't ever get to make those kinds of decisions
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Speaker 2: without permission. First Casey said mom was way out of
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Speaker 2: line on this one. I would be upset too if
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Speaker 2: someone took away that milestone with my daughter. My mom
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Speaker 2: texted me, your mother, Yes, my mom texted me.
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Speaker 1: First of all, I.
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Speaker 2: Never know when she's gonna listen. Okay, well what a treat.
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Speaker 2: But my mom texted me and said, leave the grandma alone.
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Speaker 1: Really, Yeah, okay, Mom.
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Speaker 2: I think that's because my mom knows that she has
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Speaker 2: done something sure in our life with our kids where
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Speaker 2: they were the worst thing in the world, but we
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Speaker 2: are like, you've overstepped. Yeah, my mom, I think thanks.
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Speaker 2: Grandparents are cool, Yeah, that they could do no wrong.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I just even if Okay, here's another scenario. Right,
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Speaker 3: Let's say the mother, not grandma. Mother didn't make a
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Speaker 3: big deal out of this milestone, she really didn't care whatever. Yeah,
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Speaker 3: that still does not give you the right to cut
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Speaker 3: this kid's hair without their mom or dad around. That
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Speaker 3: is crazy that you think I'll just cut this. And
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Speaker 3: the daughter made a big deal about it to not
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Speaker 3: do it. How could she put how could she even
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Speaker 3: think that was cool?
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Speaker 2: I think that at the end of the day, Ariana,
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Speaker 2: your mom's not going to give you an apology, right,
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Speaker 2: that's for sure. But try and just move past it.
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Speaker 2: Life's too short. You never know how long grandma is
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Speaker 2: going to be around to do other annoying things to
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Speaker 2: your kid.
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Speaker 3: There was a point in time last week where we
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Speaker 3: had like fifty three mile proper winds.
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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, Friday morning, I think so.
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Speaker 3: Well, there was this post about someone in Horace who
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Speaker 3: they woke up and they didn't realize they had got
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Speaker 3: a trampoline. This trampoline had blown from somehouse on sixty
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Speaker 3: third South to like eighty something.
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Speaker 2: That is a long way to travel.
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Speaker 3: I need to know did this person ever get their
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Speaker 3: trampoline back? Somebody knows who this is seven oh one
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Speaker 3: two eight zero one nine eight seven. Either A you
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Speaker 3: know the person who lost their trampoline, yeah, B the
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Speaker 3: trampoline was in your yard, or see, your trampoline was
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Speaker 3: just gone. One morning right, I need to know what
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Speaker 3: happened to this trampoline, because I mean, I have so
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Speaker 3: many questions. You know how guys don't ever ask for details. Yes,
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Speaker 3: here is a time I will be asking for details.
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Speaker 3: When you woke up and looked out the window and
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Speaker 3: didn't see this big, giant, jumpy thing in your backyard,
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Speaker 3: what was your initial reaction, like, Oh, someone stole it?
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Speaker 3: Oh the wind, because I would never think the wind
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Speaker 3: could just take a trampoline.
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Speaker 2: I know that fit well, they were strong winds. Also,
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Speaker 2: doesn't this sound like it would be such a cute
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Speaker 2: like Pixar short movie. That'd be great, like the Trampoline's Travels.
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Speaker 3: The Traveling the Traveling tramp Yeah, we're you're not talking
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Speaker 3: about me on a road trip seven one two eight
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Speaker 3: zero one nine eight seven. That is the new mission
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Speaker 3: of myself. And Angie is along for the ride if
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Speaker 3: she wants to be What happened to this trampoline? Did
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Speaker 3: it get returned home?
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Speaker 4: All right?
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Speaker 1: Let us know at Big ninety eight point seven here.
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Speaker 3: At this year's Iowa State Fair. Really cool thing happening
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Speaker 3: here in the Midwest. At this year's Iowa State Fair.
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Speaker 3: They're featuring Galaxy Groove and you might be thinking, oh,
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Speaker 3: is that a boy band?
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Speaker 1: Oh?
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Speaker 2: Is that like a Star Wars themed boy band?
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Speaker 1: Is what I think? Yeah? Or is that some type
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Speaker 1: of roller coaster? Is that a ride?
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Speaker 4: Oh? Yeah?
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Speaker 1: Yeah?
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Speaker 3: The Galaxy Groove is a special American pale ale with
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Speaker 3: tropical notes created by brewer Jeremy Brown, whose recipe won
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Speaker 3: the Boston Beer Company Homebrew con petition. So you know,
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Speaker 3: kind of cool there's a beer there right, Well, this
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Speaker 3: has served exclusively at uh OR through Sam Adams and
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Speaker 3: what they are doing with the Iowa state there. The
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Speaker 3: beer is being sold to raise funds for programs that
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Speaker 3: support visually impaired children. Oh nice, Brown, who has visually
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Speaker 3: impaired himself, collaborated with a bar owner named Jenny, a
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Speaker 3: longtime friend to use the opportunity opportunity to give back.
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Speaker 3: Fair Goers can also collect one of ten astronaut themed
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Speaker 3: rubber ducks while enjoying the beer, with the proceeds from
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Speaker 3: all eighty kegs benefiting the cause for visually impaired children.
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Speaker 1: How cool is that? A fair? Drinking and giving back?
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Speaker 3: You can you know, get drunk and go to heaven.
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Speaker 3: Basically is how I see that the world is full
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Speaker 3: of nice people. If you can find one, you gotta
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Speaker 3: be one.