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Hot and Windy · Podcast - Big 98.7

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  Hot and windy, hot in windy like a blow dryer. That's a good
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  line, isn't it It is? Yeah, these are bad lines. Now,
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  if you're on a dating app, there are lines you want to avoid,
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  despite how clever you might think they are and how original. It's so
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  funny people come up with the same stuff and they think, ooh, this
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  is this is good, this will get them. So I had told you
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  last week that I have a friend who I'm trying to get on a dating
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  app, and over the weekend ended up convincing her and so we were just
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  like going through kind of the steps. She's like which pictures should I use?
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  What should I do? And so it happened to be Hinge, which
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  not familiar with. It's amazing to me, first of all, all the
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  steps you have to go through. I don't even know if she's finished her
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  profile because it was so intense. But also they like have set questions for
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  you already, oh to like go throfile in a way, but they have
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  like different things like what you're It's like ten tabs and then you'd have to
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  like go through and decide what you would want people to know about you.
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  Okay. It was really exhausting a guy. I hope it works out.
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  For now, she's probably going to experience people trying lines like this. This
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  is the top lines that never use if you're on a dating app, even
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  if you think they're good lines. Okay. For example, do not say,
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  quote, send picks if you come in hot, oh gosh, just
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  straight up asking for picks, because I mean, you're obviously probably going to
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  have pictures on your profile, so when they're saying send picks, they're probably
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  meaning like what of their dog, their food, what they're doing to some
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  of them behind the scenes photos. I got it. And the sad thing
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  is there are people who probably go, oh, yeah, sure, i'll
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  see I'll send you some naked photos of my body. Also, do not
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  just straight up come in hot with the egg plant emoji or really any use
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  of that, even accompanied by some letters and words. Yeah, nope,
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  that's not going to work. Yeah. Also, hey, sexy, what's
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  your number? People need? People are asking for numbers even yeah, I
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  mean, because you're using the app like that's safety zone until after we would
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  go on a date. Maybe I'll give you my number. Yeah even then,
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  I've heard of people that just even after months, don't have each other's
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  number. It's like back in the day and for somebody's email. What do
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  you need that for? Are you connecting business wise? Right? Yeah?
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  Or have you ever had anybody ask you if you like bad boys? Oh?
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  Stop it? On the list of phrases they never used on a dating
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  app, are you a bad boy? People who identify as bad boys probably
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  not bad boys? Yeah? Yeah, if you ever try it. It's
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  so hard to be, which makes me feel like you're just not being your
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  genuine self exactly. That's the problem. Would you say your husband Nick is
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  a bad boy? No, not at all. When you met him,
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  you didn't think he was a bit of a bad boy, not even a
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  little bit. Well, he said bad words and stuff, yeah, but
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  not. I mean, bad boy doesn't necessarily criminal. I've been with a
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  bad boy. Yeah, I guess for you he was an angel good some
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  aridan. Some call him Saint Nick. Actually. Yeah. Another line you
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  should avoid using on dating apps is I think my Spotify is broken. You're
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  not listed in the hottest singles. Okay, shut her down? Like you
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  ever need to just be done? Like, are you used? So?
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  Do you use a pickup line on top of the dating nap can't you just
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  say, Hey, how's it going. I think I'm gonna I think I'm
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  gonna. Are you gonna respond to Hey, how's it going? I just
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  criens thinking about it. I don't even know those early conversations you must have
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  to go through in dating, you know, just the oh, just the
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  back and forth for probably a day before you even realize, like they trigger
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  you enough to be like, okay, no, not for me, or
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  or then you get people to know that so they come in hot with like
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  some weird riddle or something interesting, you know what I mean, Just saying
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  to be unique. Going back to this, uh, the Hinge situation where
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  she's going through it and all these questions because her thing is is like I
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  don't I want people to know that she was a political person, you know
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  what I mean? She has like a view She's like, I don't really
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  want to put it out there because I don't want everybody to know that about
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  me. But at the same time, I'd like to get rid of half
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  of America off of here too. Really, it's like, what would you
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  what would you put Because she's you know, people later in life, you
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  she feels that strongly. Huh yeah, I guess if you're you know,
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  if you're that at that point and you're picking your partner somebody, I'm saying,
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  if your plan is to, you know, maybe settle down with them.
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  And it did have on there too, like uh a relationship, life
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  partner. Hey, Like there's just all these things. I'm like, there's
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  just so many questions like if I'm on the app, can't you just can't
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  we just get to know each other? But relationship or life is there a
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  difference? I guess? So what did it have for a box that obviously
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  suggests you just look into you know? It was way on the bottom.
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  I don't know. And then there was also like again, it's twenty twenty
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  four, so it's not just like who you're interested in, and it's all
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  the things you're interested in, not just men women. I mean there's all
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  the lists, in the checks, in the marks, and I don't think
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  she's gone through the whole profile yet. I don't think she's officially on there.
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  Well, and you know what to day that sounds stressful. Yeah,
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  I just some wonder she avoided it. Hey, if you're just looking for
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  that's probably the play horse. You said, like the things you're interested in
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  it. So people are is she a horse girl? What do they call
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  those horse girl? Equestrian? Yeah? A questrians in the morning, big
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  natty eight point seven? About the best entrance you've ever made? Do you
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  ever think about your entrance when you're you know, showing up to like a
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  party or a dinner and went back in the day for sure? Now literally
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  doesn't FaZe me. I'm like, can we all just get in? Just
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  don't fall in the front door, You'll be fine. Well, this kid,
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  I mean, a young up and coming human, you know, he's
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  an ice cool. That's picture you don't ever hear people refer to as up
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  and coming humans. You know what Michael is today to be an up and
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  coming human. Oh it's a little late for that, man, I'm afraid.
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  But this kid, he's in high school and so this is over in
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  the UK, so apparently they're still doing prom I guess. Oh yeah.
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  So this boy, his name's Lucas Jamison, wanted to make just a memorable
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  entrance into the school's prom. So he had the brilliant idea too. Doesn't
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  this take you back though? Like, okay, are you gonna twirl me?
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  What are you gonna do? I mean just march. Oh yeah,
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  especially for a girl in a dress, because you're not usually wearing high heels
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  like that, you know what I mean? Yeah, I mean that was
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  Now you're taking me a place anyway. This guy got his suit on,
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  dressed up real nice. I'm sure you got a haircut, maybe even got
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  a tan, which is what my friends and I did before prom in high
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  school. Pathetic then got a body bag and he wanted to make the entrance
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  in a body bag. So how do you do that? He got a
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  van? How do you get a body bag? Well that too, but
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  also how are you going to enter in a body bag? Like? How
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  do you move? They got a big white van on march van. He
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  got inside of the body bag, laid down, pulled up to the front
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  door of the prompt, opened the door, had two friends get out and
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  open the door and carry in the body bag. Oh this is kind of
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  Michael jacksony. Yeah, you in that. He ended up in a body
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  bag. Oh gosh, no, am I thinking this is giving me like
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  thriller vibes where then you like open the body bag and then he like comes
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  up like, oh yeah, that might have happened. Does that feel right
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  or am I making this up? It sounds familiar. It's been a while
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  since I watched the Thriller music video front to back, got it? But
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  this kid, you know, now, he did warn the teachers so they
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  didn't think he was actually arriving dead. Well that's good, that was good.
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  Yeah, so shows up, everybody went nuts, everybody was taking photos,
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  and I just think it's pretty non impressive. That's why. That's why
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  I say he's an up and coming human. I think he's got a lot
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  of potential, totally space. This senior year prom, we went with all
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  of our friends, like it was just a whole friend group and family show.
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  Here before you we candd up and man back in Woodena, we were
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  I was friends with the Honky Boys. You probably knew them from the wrestling.
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  So it was Hunky's transfer. Describing the type of people you were friends
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  with. Yeah, I usually hung around the hunt Boys and uh so we
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  took Honky's transfer. We took one of their semis to prom. Wait,
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  we all drove to zorbas or whatever. But then when we came back into
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  town in the back, like we drove around down in the back of a
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  semi and then the guys went out and then he took the what is that
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  called like that not like an elevator kind of thing, but we didn't the
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  lift or whatever, and then they lifted us out. It really just like
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  Cassie, just so classy. The Honky Boys. I forgot about that.
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  Just good times. Yeah, what have they been up to? You know
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  what? It's spiritual days. This week I've probably went into one of the
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  boys a minute in the morning. Seven. Sure, it's a phrase as
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  a parent you dread hearing, but at this time of the year you probably
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  hear it often, and that is I'm bored. I'm bored. Your kid's
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  bored. And now, Amanda, especially when you're doing something that you're so
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  excited about or they were so excited about, and you're like, all right,
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  here we go, we're all in. Let me just say we're going
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  to the zoo. Okay, that's exciting. It's amazing to me that as
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  soon as you pay the admission to wherever it is, within within a matter
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  of minutes, it's like, Okay, what's next. Okay, where are
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  we going next? What are we doing? It's like, yeah, we
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  got to be done here, right, It's spend five minutes you haven't even
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  taken in this experience. It's just it's wild to me. I remember as
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  a kid, like always wanting to go fishing really badly, like go out
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  in the boat, and you know, I didn't want to fish off the
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  dock. This is going to trigger me once you get to that age where
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  you know what they're like the dock is just so lazy, like it's for
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  children. I was a big boy and I wanted to go out on the
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  boat and fish for walleye. But then you know, thirty minutes into it
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  of sitting there without getting a bite, it's like, I'm bored. Can
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  we go in? Can we go fish off the dock? Literally every weekend?
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  Yeah, I want to go do this. Last weekend it was we
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  they wanted Big Bubba. They wanted to go tuban with Big Bubba and that's
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  the name. Yeah, and that's some have maybol whatever depends. So we
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  get it loaded up and it's not like it's hard, but it's still just
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  like getting it on the pontoon, do we whatever? Yeah, get on
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  there and it's like, well, oh, well we're only going to go
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  if mom goes okay, So I'll go for a little bit and then it's
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  just like no, no, no. So then we're just sitting there with
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  a big old tube and now they want to fish like around the tube.
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  God, and then that's it's like yeah, but it's fine. We're having
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  a great time. You love family memory, minimal work, minimal effort on
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  your end, it's just simple, simple stuff. But they say though,
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  they did a whole study as far as finding when the peak boredom for your
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  kids are during the summer, and it's coming up. So if you think
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  you've already hit that point, think again. August first seems to be peak
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  boredom for children during the summer. That's just like going remember being a kid,
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  and once you got to August, it was almost like I'm just ready
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  to get back. Then you just kind of get excited. You miss your
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  friends, and I guess it depends on if you're in an activity where you're
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  still seeing friends but they're I mean, I remember, yeah, we had
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  summer wreck, but that ended like mid July, it did, yeah,
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  and then there was kind of this like four week gap, maybe even longer
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  longer than that of you kind of did a couple maybe if you were lucky
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  of family vacation, but otherwise it was you'd have to figure out like what
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  you were gonna do totally, Yeah, playing swallow or whatever. You saw
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  them, You saw your friends anyway, like every day and then all of
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  a sudden, Yeah, you hit that point. It's August. It's like,
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  oh, this is what boredom feels like. Oh God, if you
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  think you're through the boredom phase, you're not. Yeah, parents, I
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  just I feel for you. I can't that. And like the snacks that
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  you have, there's just all of it. I mean, it's just it
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  is adult the snacks, like they that's all they want. It's like they're
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  still hungry. They're always hungry, and then you make something it's like,
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  ah, I'm full, and then they're hungry. Isn't that part of sort
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  of helping them become a human, you know, because even as an adult,
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  I like, listen, I want to snack right now. But it's
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  part of just living you so much that a part of being a human.
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  Yes, I'm feeding my children, but I'm saying like teaching them that,
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  yeah, you're gonna want to snack all the time. I would love ice
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  cream right now. I would love little crackers. I would love even goldfish
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  but I have to tell myself, no, you have to wait till it's
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  time to eat. Isn't that part of the lessons say parenting? To me?
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  It seems easy, oh easy. And Amanda in the morning on sage
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  you already ready that's he is piping hot today and now Amanda stills the sea.
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  Let's see what are your thoughts on, you know, going through divorce
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  and you show up at your parents' house and there's still pictures up years later
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  of you and your ex. I guess I've never never been in that situation.
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  Will think about it. John Voight has daughter, of course, is
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  Angelina Jolie. I forgot that. I'm sure I knew it at some point.
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  So Brad Pitt Angelina Jolie. There's a picture, I guess according to
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  this source who did an interview with them, with like the twins and stuff
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  as they were growing up. And I'm envisioning John Voyd's house. I don't
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  know why, but just like you know when you walk up somebody stairs and
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  it's just like tons and tons and tons of pictures. Yeah, picture that.
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  I don't really drove John Voyd's car, his old car really yeah,
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  interesting fun fact. Yeah, well He goes on to say in the interview,
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  I love my daughter. That's number one. I am when Angie is
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  happy. When she's having a tough time, I'm having a tough time.
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  When she's down, I'm down. And then he shared that she is very
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  ignorant. Oh, it's nice thing to say about your daughter. She's having
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  a little tough time now after dad called me ignorant. That's a tough one
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  because she strikes me as a person who thinks she's really smart. And maybe
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  that's why he thinks she's ignorant. If that makes sense. Yeah, I
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  don't know, but just interesting. I remember when I got divorced. This
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  was a long time ago, of course, yes ago. It was one
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  of those it was that weird like my brother had his family, so there
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  was that huge picture of their family and their wedding picture, and then I
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  had the graduation photo. But then it went to the wedding photo. Well
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  it was just up like a year later as yes, at my parents' house,
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  and then finally had to go back to the graduation photo. Oh.
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  Yeah, sometimes when you've been with somebody that long, they're really close to
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  the family, so it's it's you know, hard for them too, and
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  I suppose when you have kids too, it's a little different than it.
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  Just like it's just an exception here because those two seemed to Brad and Angelina
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  hate each other quite a lot totally. And we are on baby Bieber watch.
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  We've got what I think almost three weeks is what people were maybe expecting
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  for this baby to be born. Sometime in August. Hayley Bieber did reveal
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  that she has kind of distanced herself from her famous family, saying, I'm
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  not super close with my family at this point in my life because I feel
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  I'm just very independent. I'm an individual now. I built my own family.
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  I look back at my childhood, how I grew up. I'm very
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  fond of it. Great memories. So it's not like she's bashing it.
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  Oh that's good. But when your last name's Baldwin, you're probably there's moments
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  you're like, okay, all right, guys, that's enough enough. Yeah,
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  and she's almost due. It was like we just found out, you
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  know, some people, because she did say so late. I think it
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  was like six months or so. Some people you feel like it's been eighteen
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  months. They're still posting baby bump photos. I'm like, my god,
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  are you still pregnant? You ever gonna get to that baby out of Did
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  you announce the birth or the pregnancy like after the conception? I mean some
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  people do. Hey, guys, we just guess what we just got done
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  doing. Okay, feel pretty good about this one. And we knew Top
• 15:03
  Gun three was happening, but it looks like it's happening a lot sooner than
• 15:07
  we anticipated. Jerry Wee, I didn't know that at all. You didn't
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  know Topgun three was going on? No, Well, Jerry Bruckheimer had said
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  like Tom Cruise approved the script, he was very excited about it, and
• 15:16
  they were all on board to do it. But everybody thought just with Mission
• 15:20
  impossible and all the other things, like how were they going to get it
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  done? Well? Glenn Powell, who was obviously a part of this,
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  he was on a podcast yesterday and said that they have a filming date.
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  Oh, I mean, I guess, I say it's happening soon. The
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  filming date could be like twenty twenty all we know. But how long was
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  this sequel in the works. I felt like that was five years that we
• 15:39
  knew about Top Gun two. Did you ever see it? Top Gun two.
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  Yeah, I did. Yeah, we ended up watching it was really
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  good. Yeah you yeah, I think I watched it. I remember I
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  was I was hungry, so I had a gummy snack and I just remember
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  the movie being hilarious, hilarious. I don't know if it was a comedy
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  or what. I don't remember it being funny. I just remember having snacks.
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  Now here's what you need to know. Well, in case you missed
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  it, Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheedle did end up resigning yesterday, and the
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  moment we've all been waiting for President Joe Biden. We're returning to the White
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  House yesterday and he's going to give an Oval Office address tonight, so all
• 16:17
  the conspiracy theories can end that he is well, there's one that he's We
• 16:21
  saw there was video of him getting onto the plane what do they call that
• 16:25
  plane, air Force one yesterday yesterday reporters were shouting at him. Okay,
• 16:30
  all right, I miss that, bitch. I'm thinking that he might be
• 16:33
  actually alive. So anybody who is peddling that conspiracy, you know, it's
• 16:37
  fine to have conspiracies, but when you're obviously wrong, you need to at
• 16:41
  least admit so address it. Well. He is going to be addressing tonight
• 16:44
  his decision about why he is stepping down, and then also he is going
• 16:48
  to outline what he is going to be doing for his last six months in
• 16:51
  office. Vice President Kamala Harris is on the campaign trail and we're finding out
• 16:53
  she requested vetting materials from about five possible running mates yesterday, including Minnesota Governor
• 17:00
  Him Waltz, Donald Trump, and JD. Vance. They're headed to Minnesota
• 17:03
  for a campaign rally in Saint Cloud on Saturday as well. Thank Cloud,
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  Minnesota. Yeah, look at that. Minnesota the hot spot for the weekend.
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  I guess some of us go for the lakes, others go for the
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  politics. I go for the lakes. You all right, the stots.
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  I go for the politics. And the state high school wrestling. Say what
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  you want about North Dakota. I mean the Minnesota wrestling is it's significantly better,
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  leaps and bounds, better wrest If anybody was wondering the contrast of the
• 17:33
  two states, it's not even close. I only know about Minnesota wrestling,
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  so yeah, yeah, that's where you grew up. It's fine, it
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  is. Yeah, Matt Rat's baby, Listen if you're there's probably North Dkota
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  wrestlers going. Jeezpike, I would have smoked you and probably would. You're
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  right, yes you would. I'm not saying. I'm not saying that.
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  I'm saying as a whole Actually, just a little search yesterday because I'm looking
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  at activities and I think my son is ready to red out on the mat.
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  Yes, I think it'd be good for him. Keeps showing his peep
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  at schools. Is that going to be an issue on the met is not
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  happening? No longer? Nope, it can be can be a good tactic
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  on the I'm not no, No, it's been better though. We're we're
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  on Uh, we're on the uphill. We're moving on. It's like he
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  got a chart at home day days since Briggs showed his pep stop it bike.
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  What? No, that's too, isn't it. He's been great.
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  Yes, otherwise there because if he's listening right now, he's been doing so
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  good. We're very proud of him. He uh didn't consider that he might
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  be listening. And also we're going to a parade on Saturday. It's Deer
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  Trail Days. Oh yeah, yes, And the only way we're gonna go
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  and do all these really fun things. Is if you know everybody is listening,
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  and if everybody's listening to the show, you might not be going to
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  that parade. The way things have been going today, you my friend killing
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  me today, You're killing me all right. New celebrity torch bearers for the
• 18:56
  Olympics have been revealed. Snoop Dogg and Selma Hyak are set to carry the
• 19:00
  Olympic torch ahead of the opening ceremony. If you're thinking, I thought it
• 19:03
  was lebron so basically around eleven thousand people have ended up holding this torch through
• 19:08
  France. It started back in May, so of course will end on Friday
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  at the opening ceremony. We're also finding out Celen Dion is set to perform
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  and they give her like two million dollars for one song. I just don't
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  know what song it's gonna be. I thought for sure this but because you
• 19:22
  loved me, I mean they're also romantic though, well it's all coming back
• 19:27
  to me now. It would be my pick. That's like I was just
• 19:30
  saying. I was just randomly thinking the other day, I think I'm I
• 19:33
  might like that better than the Titanic theme, which is good did we have
• 19:37
  that? I can't even know it's coming back swim? Yes, song coming
• 19:42
  back so good. Nothing like a recording a Celine Dion and then me singing
• 19:48
  a different Celendion song at the same time. You're just killing it today.
• 19:52
  Weather, it gonna be great sunshine high of eighty three. That's nice.
• 19:56
  Let me look up our top songs, hang on, it's got to be
• 19:59
  it right according to this racer? Is that right? Because you of me?
• 20:06
  What? That was a theme from what? Because you loved me from
• 20:10
  up close and personal? Yeah, that's number two. My heart will go
• 20:11
  on number one, and then it's all coming back to me now. I
• 20:15
  mean I would disagree with this list, but the power of love that was
• 20:18
  that's on this number four. The power of love seeing that tune for me,
• 20:22
  I feel like I'm getting this mixed up with a Jana Jackson song.
• 20:26
  I don't think I can do it all right, We'll I have to let
• 20:29
  you down here, folks. I apologize in the morning. Big Naty eight
• 20:32
  point seven tragedy struck on a highway yesterday. Are you familiar with the Wiener
• 20:40
  Mobile? Oh? Very yes. Have you ever taken a ride in the
• 20:44
  Wienermobile? I have not. I've seen it cruising through town, but I
• 20:47
  have I've never actually been up close in personal. Oh, it's a trip,
• 20:51
  you have. The Oscar Meyer wienermobile yesterday was part of a crash on
• 20:56
  a highway. Yeah, very serious crash took place in Illinois. The twenty
• 21:00
  three foot Wiener actually a Hyundai by the way. If you're wondering, what
• 21:03
  is it really actually interesting? Yeah, yeah, the old wienermobile is Yeah,
• 21:07
  it rolled over onto the side of the vehicle. Now, nobody was
• 21:11
  injured. What do you call the guy driving the wienermobile? Uh, the
• 21:15
  Oscar Meyer representative. It's probably just Oscar himself right now. Actually, funny
• 21:19
  enough, there are six Wiener mobiles in rotation that travel the country spreading the
• 21:25
  good word of the hot dog. And so he's okay. But you know,
• 21:29
  imagine driving by and you got a big old Wiener sitting on its side
• 21:32
  on the side of the highway Oscar Meyer and I'm not totally in tune with
• 21:36
  the hot dog world. I don't want to offend anybody. Is it still
• 21:40
  relevant or is this like an old outdated thing. Are people still buying Oscar
• 21:42
  Meyer Wieners? Yeah? I think absolutely, But now, I know you
• 21:47
  are very brand loyal. You know me, Ambassador hot dogs all around.
• 21:52
  Yeah, if you've ever listened to the show, there's a good chance you've
• 21:53
  heard a man go on about Ambassador hot dogs. I don't know if I've
• 21:56
  had one, but whatever it is, oh my gosh, there's nothing like
• 22:00
  it. So for me, I'm not an Oscar Mayer Wiener fan. I'm
• 22:03
  not even like a ballpark for a ballpark. Frank, if you're at an
• 22:07
  event or something, you know, I'll I'll have a hot dog. You'll
• 22:11
  dabble, I'll dabble for a free hot dog, or you know, whatever
• 22:14
  it may be. But overall, if I'm buying it, we're going Ambassador
• 22:18
  hot dogs. Now. Is there an op charge for the brand? That's
• 22:21
  the thing. They're kind of skinny and small. Remember I told you so
• 22:22
  you have to put two in one, butN you gotta double up. I
• 22:26
  gotta double them up for me. Sometimes I go, no bun and then
• 22:30
  I put I'm getting so hungry right now. I then cut them up like
• 22:36
  a kid, and then put it with pork and beans, and then like
• 22:40
  scoop it up with potato chips. Oh my gosh, just put it in.
• 22:44
  It's my favorite with a little side of coleslaw. This is a good
• 22:48
  idea for you to try. I saw it in social media. It's a
• 22:51
  basically reverse hot dog where you just cut open, slice open a long,
• 22:55
  big hot dog down the middle, and then kind of put bread in the
• 22:56
  middle. It's called a dot hog. Can you picture that? No,
• 23:02
  well, picture a hot dog. No. I'm trying to understand how they
• 23:04
  just there's so stuff small where you'd like to try to stuff the bread in
• 23:08
  there wouldn't be easy. Well, it would have to be a sizable wiener.
• 23:11
  Yeah, No, that's that's gonna be a challenge. I'm not here
• 23:14
  for that. I mean, it's all the same what you just described isn't
• 23:17
  any different. It's all going to the same place. Like your parents used
• 23:19
  to tell you, Okay, what a myth, what a stupid thing.
• 23:22
  Parents. I hope you're not telling your kids that, you know what I
• 23:25
  mean? Like if I didn't want to drink milk as a kid, whole
• 23:27
  milk or whatever the heck they were serving. It's like, why you like
• 23:30
  ice cream? Don't you? Oh, shut off, it's not the same.
• 23:33
  My gosh, I cannot wait for you to have children. Can't.
• 23:36
  Why are you doing that? No, I mean there's healthy choices and there's
• 23:38
  not healthy choices. I'm going to be reasonable about it. I'm not gonna
• 23:42
  lie. I'm gonna say, Okay, I understand you don't like milk,
• 23:45
  and ice cream is way better. I objectively marking this down. Are you
• 23:49
  a kid? I'm gonna be reasonable with them. You're gonna be so over
• 23:56
  there. You're gonna make up the most ridiculous things that you don't even realize.
• 23:59
  No, if I can't be honest with them, ice cream and milk,
• 24:02
  same thing. Yeah, your parents, I see your eye rolls.
• 24:04
  They're in the back of your head right now. Like, get a minute
• 24:07
  in the morning, get on Big seven. Here we are midsummer, and
• 24:14
  depending on how old you aren't, you probably have a lot of weddings to
• 24:18
  attend. I feel like I've now gotten past that point of all of my
• 24:19
  friends getting married multiple weddings this summer. But if you are in that phase
• 24:23
  we went through, iroll never forget it. I just remember every weekend.
• 24:29
  I don't never forget it, and don't even ask, because all you were
• 24:33
  doing was going to a wedding. I mean, it was just non stop
• 24:37
  but people talk about the cost of having your own wedding, which of course
• 24:38
  is can be ridiculous, but going to other people's weddings, it really does
• 24:42
  add up when you think about all the expenses that go with it, right,
• 24:45
  I mean they say they've done this study now and they found literally in
• 24:48
  a lifetime it's tens of thousands of dollars you're spending on travel, you know,
• 24:55
  in the time off if needed, hotel, the gifts, the gifts
• 24:59
  are out of control. We just stop. I mean, yes and no.
• 25:02
  I think it kind of depends. For No, I think the fifty
• 25:04
  to one hundred dollars range is probably plenty. I always struggle with dollars.
• 25:08
  I think it depends on and this is kind of my how I go about
• 25:12
  it. Is if I'm going to be, you know, taking time off
• 25:15
  to go to your wedding, and then I have to get a hotel,
• 25:19
  and I'm doing that as I'm spending more money, your gift is decreasing.
• 25:23
  But people don't think of it that way. When I'm the couple and I'm
• 25:26
  opening up. But you know, twenty dollars bill from the What's your Last
• 25:30
  Name Again? Linder Linder Jean made a name though you were heading there.
• 25:34
  That's way Linder family. It's like, oh, I'm not going. Oh
• 25:38
  you know what, It's okay because they had to get a hotel. See.
• 25:41
  But I also think you you might not at that moment, but eventually
• 25:45
  once you start going to them and being a part of it and I don't
• 25:48
  know, having kids and bills and lives, like I think people are becoming
• 25:52
  less, I guess, more flexible with it. And also for me,
• 25:56
  if you're planning a wedding, if you can't come, I'm not going to
• 25:59
  be mad about it, you know what I mean? I get it.
• 26:02
  Things are expensive. That's just the way it is. Don't you think we
• 26:04
  can cut back on the amount of things though, especially with the wedding like
• 26:07
  the bridle the bridle shower, Like when was that invented? So that was
• 26:11
  so long ago. And I remember my mom wasn't here for my second wedding
• 26:15
  unfortunately, but I remember when I first got married my mom and it was
• 26:19
  so structured, and that's that side of the family was very much like we're
• 26:23
  having the church bridle shower, You're doing the pampered chef party, You're doing
• 26:27
  all of these things. This is exactly how it's going to go down.
• 26:30
  I remember her asking like eating carssages. I'm like, nobody, nobody is
• 26:36
  going to care if I'm wearing a cassage at my bridle show. Carssage like
• 26:41
  the flowers. Oh corsage, corsage, I think you're combining it with unless
• 26:45
  it was made out of like a flaky bread, call it a cassage like
• 26:51
  a croissante. It actually sounds kind of taste that's actually going to sound good.
• 26:53
  But just all of that that goes into it. Plus if you're in
• 26:56
  the wedding, the bridle shower on top of the bachelorette because then you're doing
• 27:00
  gifts for that too, and it's like, oh, you're just doing you
• 27:03
  know, just bring a pair of underwear. Yeah, that's like fifty bucks
• 27:07
  these days, and it's so pointless and stupid. Paired with the bridle shower,
• 27:11
  which a lot of people have multiple depending on the location of family,
• 27:15
  and then you know there's the yeah, you're right, and then the wedding
• 27:18
  gift itself. I do understand though, when it is your first of all,
• 27:22
  it's your first wedding, but then also if you have this whole dream,
• 27:26
  your whole life. I mean, that's what happens. You think that
• 27:29
  it's your time to shine, and you you try to make that special for
• 27:33
  some people. I get all of that, but there has to come a
• 27:36
  little give and take. Yeah, here I complain about it. But then
• 27:38
  when it's when it comes to your wedding, of course, you know,
• 27:41
  like you're Yeah, I get annoyed of having to spend a little money on
• 27:45
  like sharing an Airbnb for somebody's bachelor party. Meanwhile, like I went to
• 27:48
  Vegas for mine, I was gonna say, Pike, why don't you tell
• 27:51
  us about your wedding because I believe you did go to Vegas for it.
• 27:52
  I believe you did get married on a Friday in Duluth, so a lot
• 27:56
  of people had to take the day off work. I mean, I remember
• 28:00
  exactly. Is inconvenient your wedding? I didn't have to go? Are you
• 28:06
  kidding me? Can you imagine if I wouldn't have win? She seemed more
• 28:07
  than willing it showed up. When you showed up. It seemed like you
• 28:11
  were more than excited to be there. Trust me. We you know a
• 28:15
  lot of people pregame before wed Yes, too, Yeah, you pre gamed
• 28:18
  the pregame that day. Oh my gosh, no, trust me though,
• 28:22
  because if we did get married into Luth, and I'm going to do Luth
• 28:25
  next weekend for the golf trip, actually playing the same course. We got
• 28:26
  married at beautiful north Wind Country Club. But we're looking at hotels and airbnbs
• 28:32
  and my god, it's possibly the most expensive place to be in. Oh,
• 28:34
  you got married in August, so that was really nice too. So
• 28:37
  that was convenient. And oh you spent money for that. Your mother in
• 28:41
  law didn't pay for your hotel. I don't remember the gift I gave you
• 28:45
  though, Yeah, me, neither. You had to have been a gift
• 28:48
  obviously. Obviously you have cut back quite a lot because of the hotel.
• 28:52
  The day of work must have been in the morning. Seven. Imagine a
• 28:56
  world where today was Thursday and tomorrow is your Friday. I'm talking about a
• 29:02
  four day work week. Is it possible? Some people are doing it.
• 29:04
  Some people are considering doing it. In fact, they're doing studies like crazy.
• 29:08
  So I feel like they tease us with this all the time, as
• 29:11
  though it's something that's really going to just happen. Well, it's never going
• 29:15
  to be, like you know, a federal law. It's just going to
• 29:17
  be an employers dependent I know people who haven't. They only work Monday through
• 29:21
  Thursday. However, they're doing like these big studies to determine if it is
• 29:25
  something that's worth doing. And one study, for example, at eighty companies,
• 29:29
  it did determine that there was less burnout, less people leaving their jobs
• 29:33
  when they worked a four day work week. I mean, of course,
• 29:37
  right, yeah, that would be amazing more productivity even Yeah, because you're
• 29:41
  holding you back, you're jamming it all in. You're just kind of like
• 29:44
  motivated when you're there. It's like, yeah, I gotta get this done.
• 29:45
  For me, it would be the actual day of rest. Especially now
• 29:48
  with kids and everything, it's just very much the weekend hits and it's just
• 29:52
  it's go time. You know, there is really no downtime. So to
• 29:56
  be able to have a day of it's like, you know what, this
• 30:00
  is our family chill day, you know, because you do you want to
• 30:02
  stay active and do different things. Yeah, I mean nobody's making you.
• 30:04
  Of course. Why is it go time on Saturday? I don't know,
• 30:07
  just because that's the time all of us are together and it's like from sun
• 30:11
  up to sundown. You get to enjoy those moments of whatever you're like,
• 30:15
  whatever you like to do. I don't know, but you think we went
• 30:18
  to a four day work week, eventually'd be like, you know, really
• 30:19
  a three day week seems I could probably be the best likely. What day
• 30:25
  would you pick for me? It's Monday. I would love to have Monday's
• 30:27
  office kind of just like a reset day after the weekend and work hard.
• 30:32
  It's one thing that if I were to take a day off, but if
• 30:33
  it was just permanent, then Monday wouldn't be Monday anymore, you know what
• 30:37
  I mean. Then it'd be like Tuesday would be Monday. Is it like
• 30:41
  anything when you just well, once you get used to it, change your
• 30:44
  schedule. I get what you're saying. If you were just to take a
• 30:45
  one off day off, why Monday would be a benefit. But if it's
• 30:48
  just every week you just don't work on Mondays, Monday would now become Sunday.
• 30:52
  Kind of a little mind it really is puzzle for you. I'm going
• 30:56
  to try it. I've got some vacation days to burn pace, So starting
• 30:59
  Monday, I'm off like every Monday for the next Yeah, which in a
• 31:03
  way is a vacation for me too, and really everybody. Yeah, no,
• 31:06
  I'm kidding. I'll miss you, of course, but you know they
• 31:07
  also one company is considering going to a flexible work week, so instead of
• 31:12
  doing a four day work week, you have a said amount of hours you
• 31:15
  have to work and you can just do it whenever. And some companies I
• 31:18
  like that are cool like that where if you got stuff going on in the
• 31:22
  morning with your kids, go ahead and start at ten am, but then
• 31:25
  you got a work tell six pm or seven or whatever. That ends nowadays,
• 31:29
  and I think most jobs are like this. You don't really get to
• 31:32
  walk away from it. I mean, you're you're always available. People know
• 31:36
  that they can get in touch with you. And again, it totally does
• 31:37
  depend on your job. If I'm a gas station clerk, as soon as
• 31:41
  I walk out the door, I'm no longer concerned about the gas station club
• 31:44
  out. I'm sure Tina's still calling about the receipts from somebody who bought the
• 31:48
  pizza at the pump, or who knows not the pizza at that pump.
• 31:53
  Is there somebody at the pump selling pizzas? Who knows? See that could
• 31:56
  have been the situation they were dealing with. Why not add that to the
• 32:00
  prompts on the gas station pump because you've already got eleven, you know,
• 32:02
  with a car wash, receipts, rewards. Are you a rewards? Do
• 32:07
  you want a pizza as well?