Latest / Podcast - Big 98.7 / Old Fashion That Makes You Cringe

Transcript

Old Fashion That Makes You Cringe · Podcast - Big 98.7

0:00
I hate to be the bearer of bad news. Oh, but it has
0:02
come to my attention that makeup is for old ladies, makeup in general,
0:08
makeup in general. You know, today I'm wearing zero makeup. Oh you
0:11
know, well, you are very with the trends because or just really tired,
0:15
lazy and didn't want to put myself together. It's trendy, got it
0:19
frendy? Because gen Z they have proclaimed that makeup and specifically eyeshadow is a
0:24
gen X slash millennial thing into them. That would mean old ladies. So
0:30
that is really interesting. Yeah, I mean, I guess I'm trying to
0:34
think of any gen Z people I know and whether they wear eyeshadow. I
0:37
know it is not the eyeshadow of past times, like when we were growing
0:41
up, you know. Oh, it's crazy. I remember my mom would
0:44
ride us so hard when all of us girls would be getting ready at my
0:47
house. One girlfriend in particular, totally calling her out. She's even a
0:51
salon owner in town now, and we make fun of it all the time.
0:53
My girlfriend Mikayla has she used to wear like this white shiny eyeshadow,
0:58
like just I mean, it was hideous, but that was like the vibe
1:02
that we used to wear, and my mom would be like, girls,
1:04
it looks terrible. It doesn't let your eyes pop like it was just like
1:08
all of the things because my mom was like a huge makeup person, sure,
1:12
and love my mama loved her, love her so much. But she
1:17
also wore like purple and pink ey shadow, like the makeup going like you
1:21
would look at her, and I remember thinking like me, me from Drew
1:23
Carey sometimes with that, you know, that was the thing for that age.
1:27
Absolutely yeah. And I remember growing up and a lot of when the
1:30
girls started wearing makeup. And then once you do, once you commit to
1:34
wearing like heavy makeup, you cannot be seen without it because the second you
1:38
do. I remember the first time, I'm like, what the heck is
1:42
going on here with this person? But if they weren't wearing makeup, so
1:47
I mean, I get that the natural look is probably more appealing, But
1:49
what's like another thinking back, it's amazing how at the time you can think
1:53
something like you and your white eyeshadow. You can think it's so cool and
1:57
trendy, and then looking back, you go, oh, my god,
2:00
like what's a trend that comes to mind? Seven? Oh, one two
2:02
eight oh one ninety eight seven would love to hear what you what fashion crimes
2:07
You've committed the worse for me, and I pray to god they never come
2:12
back. Gouchows. Do you remember gauchos? The lady the girls were wearing
2:17
them. I want to say that this is actually kind of my early college
2:21
year. So I'm gonna go like two thousand and three to two thousand and
2:23
four, and they were like capris, but they were like flared like a
2:29
soft material, kind of flared out capri and then they'd flip over. And
2:34
then if you tossed on like a belt with it, which there were no
2:37
belt loops, so just hideous. I'd have to see it, I know,
2:42
and I listen. I committed a lot of horrible late nineties bowl cuts,
2:45
thinking back, looking back at my school pictures growing up in what breaking
2:49
world did? Was that ever cool? Other than Nick Carter who could pull
2:52
it off? Yeah, there's been a lot of different We have a little
2:54
phone called seven one one ninety eight seven high. Don't swear or we'll get
2:59
fired. Who's it? Good morning? This is Erica. Erica. What
3:02
is a fashion thing that you now? Kind of looking back kind of cringe
3:07
at pretty much the eighties, the hair the decade, just like the aqua
3:12
net look the at the fried crinkle herms, the zubas, the pinrolled jeans
3:22
like the eighties, the eighties looking like eighties yearbooks. Isn't it amazing?
3:27
Like the hair alone? Now do you, Erica, do you remember being
3:30
in that moment and like getting a fresh new perm and thinking this is it?
3:36
Yes, absolutely, and getting mad when I couldn't get it high enough.
3:42
That's funny you say that. You can also chime in on our Facebook
3:45
page. And Amanda Jensen just put on here bangs those nice big teased up
3:50
kind Yeah. Yeah, it's just that. And the neon like type yes,
3:57
with the other color, with the color going on in the eighties was
4:00
something else. Yeah, yeah, yeah, thanks for the call. All
4:05
right, so you too, thanks for not swearing one ninety eight seven.
4:11
We'd love to hear the cringy things from the past. Also, big jeans.
4:14
I remember, Oh, I was such a I was a young kid
4:16
in the late nineties and I was like a short kid, of course,
4:19
and so wearing these jeans that were wider than I was tall. I mean,
4:23
it was incredible, Okay, fun another big Mama story. My mom,
4:27
uh huh dating a guy named Gary Nice. He comes over to our
4:30
house just mortified. I'm already anxious because we were young, walks in the
4:34
front door. My mom had fresh, clean, white carpet. He takes
4:40
his shoes off of the door like a nice, polite young man. He
4:43
didn't have an accident, did he? You would have thought. I mean,
4:46
my mom looked at him and goes, oh my gosh, can you
4:49
roll up your jeans? Because remember how dirty they used to get your jankos?
4:54
Yeah, they were dragging the mind, So imagine how embarrassing you're trying
4:57
to roll those up like they aren't gonna stay. It's just it was so
5:00
I was mortified. Yeah, but you weren't cool unless you were like stomping
5:03
your your shoes were stepping on the back of your jeans, and then eventually
5:06
a hole would wear in there. Oh god, what a time. Seven
5:10
one two eight h one ninety eight seven. Let's share some cringy things you
5:13
did fashion wise in the past. Fun in the morning, big ninety eight
5:16
point seven. It's about time. If you ask me, that the medical
5:19
field weighs in on whether you should be sleeping naked or not. Right most
5:25
far, it's just you know, I don't know, is it good bad?
5:27
I don't know. Well, they say, for the most part,
5:29
it really doesn't make a difference. There are some differences, but as far
5:31
as health wise, there's no like conclusive you should be sleeping naked or you
5:34
should be I can't imagine it would be too detrimental to your health to wear
5:39
jammers. Not necessarily. They do say there are some downsides to sleeping naked.
5:44
They say, if you're somebody who experiences a lot of can I say
5:48
discharge, well you did yep? Yeah, Like if you're exodings, yeah,
5:51
yeah. If there's something like that going on, they say, probably
5:55
not the best option. You might want to throw some undies on. Or
5:58
if you're a male, for example, and you or can I say generally,
6:02
I don't know, I'm not gonna say it. If your stuff is,
6:06
you know, getting sort of compressed with the mattress and the tossing and
6:11
the turning, they say, maybe at that point you might want to find
6:13
a pair of supportive underwear. Another thing to consider is that if you are
6:18
wearing under your stuff, isn't making direct contact with the sheets and blankets,
6:25
meaning that you'll have to wash them less. So there's that in the pro
6:29
call. Is this really information that we didn't know? This should be what
6:33
we like to file under common sense. No, it's one of those things
6:39
where you might know it, but you don't really think about it, so
6:42
it's just putting it out there like to maybe easier decision. They also say
6:46
that if you are naked your some of the canals might get bacteria in them,
6:54
in which case that can be a problem as well. So your sheets,
6:58
well, yeah, exactly. Oh my gosh. See this is where
7:00
people if you're getting if you have any bacteria problem in your bed, you're
7:03
not washing your sheets often enough. That's disgusting. Now, they do give
7:06
it good information as far as what kind of underwear if you do choose to
7:10
go that route, they say cotton or bamboo are good choices for underwee.
7:15
Bamboo is just such a it's just nice, whye and soft. It is.
7:18
Why to me, that's insane, I'm picturing like wood underwear. No,
7:25
bamboo is like baby soft, like they make a lot of bamboo baby
7:29
gloves. But correcting me if I'm wrong, Bamboo is a tree, I
7:33
believe, so it's like wood, right, they make bamboo shoots. I'm
7:40
you're making an underwear out of bamboom I crazy? No, Like it's a
7:43
nice little jersey knit fabric. You can, yeah, but you're right.
7:46
Natural bamboo is like you could get bamboo lumber too. It's not like it's
7:50
plywood. Of course, that wouldn't be comfy. I prefer my underwear not
7:54
to be made out of you know, nails and wood like tarzan material.
7:58
Yeah. Yeah, not ideas. So the information for me nothing we don't
8:03
already know, got it? Okay, So they do say if you're going
8:07
to sleep in your underwear, make sure it's clean. I'm just saying I'm
8:09
putting all the information out there whether you should be sleeping naked or not.
8:11
Ultimately it's up to you. But those are the pros and the cons.
8:15
And I'm going to continue to sleep naked despite the scare of compression and bacteria
8:20
getting involved. Let's get you some bamboob tony. Is this taking Amanda in
8:24
the morning? Did seven so the eclipse of course happened or sort of didn't
8:33
happen, depending where you were Monday. And actually, did you see this
8:35
song as charting at the moment, because yeah, good for Bonnie Tyler.
8:41
What is it going to be another twenty six years? Twenty forty four x
8:46
So twenty on the Nose will be the next total eclipse, but it will
8:48
only the path of totality will only cross through Montana and you guess it North
8:54
Dakota. That's awesome, so market calendar. But did you see this?
8:56
So there's a Mexican news station that send a little bit of hot water because
9:01
of the eclipse. No, So on Monday, the station down in Mexico
9:05
live on the air, they asked viewers to send in photos and videos of
9:09
the eclipse, right yeah, so you know they're showing them on the news,
9:15
just like they would locally. Hear people send in photos all the time
9:16
of sunsets and whatnot. So obviously they did vet the photos and pictures,
9:22
but not well enough, because they at one point showed a video which showed
9:26
a bright light that appeared to be the eclipse. But it was then at
9:31
that point that the camera cut away from the bright light, which turned out
9:35
to be just a light in a room, and revealed a set of testes.
9:39
Oh my gosh, so this is so ridiculous. I'm in a Snapchat
9:46
group some very immature humans. Yeah, as we all are. And everybody
9:52
has that friend group, right, yeah, the immature friends. The group
9:56
message that if transcripts wherever revealed the PubL you would be arrested. Yeah,
10:03
ah, yeah, that was that exact same video was shown like it was
10:09
a viral video. Oh yes, that was shown and I actually Pike almost
10:15
forwarded it to you as a joke because it had me cracking up on Monday.
10:18
That's right up my alley totally. Yeah, I mean it's it's one
10:20
of those things where okay, yeah, there might have been young viewers who
10:24
are watching the news hoping to get the headlines and current events and boom a
10:28
sack. You know, you just you can't prepare for that. But at
10:33
the same time, you have to appreciate that, like the brilliance of showing
10:35
a light and then panning over because you're you're gonna watch that video and you're
10:41
gonna go, oh gosh, okay, But it wasn't over the top like
10:43
I could. For instance, I have little kids if that were to show
10:46
up, and it would never happen here, but of course they're gonna vet
10:48
it. But if that were to show up on the news. I'd be
10:50
like, oh, like you just you don't, you can't react. I
10:54
mean, i'd call it a bean bat, that's a hacking sat whatever you
10:58
would. You wouldn't even have to explain it. You just wouldn't acknowledge it.
11:01
I just love it. I just want to meet the guy because it
11:03
reminds me a lot. This was a few years ago now, but we
11:07
were downtown and my wife's friend was out with us, and we left the
11:09
bar at closing time, and she left her phone at the bar. So
11:15
and she didn't know until the next morning. And of course you can't get
11:18
into the bar nobody's there. And so it was brought to our attention that
11:22
whoever got the phone at bar clothes had taken opened her phone, which didn't
11:26
have a pass code, taken a picture of his and posted it on her
11:33
snap story. Oh god, And she can't do anything about it because she
11:37
does have her phone or the account or anything. So all of her friends
11:39
and family are opening up her snap story. Gee, what did so and
11:43
so do last night? Let's see, maybe it's a picture of her dog.
11:45
No, nope, not that ye Harry and uh and all it said
11:52
it just had one word on the screen said whoa And so I'm like crying,
11:58
laughing because to me, this is ahilarious. But if it's you,
12:01
you're mortified. It's your family thinking when you don't know who, I mean,
12:05
you know who? You know what happened because they reached out to her
12:07
the next day and they said they had the phone the staff, So it
12:11
was at like four am, So it was a member of the staff as
12:15
they're cleaning up the bar who had done this, which it makes it even
12:18
funnier today. Yes, just a good old joke, but it can go
12:24
too far and it depends. I mean, if that would have sent it
12:26
to like your work or something, you know, your moss. Yeah,
12:30
no, I don't condone this at all, but it's the funniest gold Amanda
12:35
in the morning on Sage seven, we were just discussing how apparently gen Z
12:41
thinks that eyeshadow is for old ladies sadly, and what they mean by old
12:46
ladies are like millennials in gen X people me, yeah, so we took
12:50
that personally, but you know, thinking back, of course, there's a
12:52
lot of things that in the moment you think it's the coolest, trendiest hottest
12:56
looking thing, and now looking back, you just cringe. You know a
13:00
man that brought up something called gout chows. Oh yeah, and the lady
13:03
is on Facebook or going yep, gauchos. Those were bad. Uh.
13:05
We have Sonia chiming in with shoulder pads. A lot of people talk about
13:11
zubas and like just the pin rolling of your jeans and I don't even know
13:15
what that means. I hear that what pinroll like literally taking a pin and
13:18
pinning them up. Yeah, so you would you'd take your Zeke Cavaigi's or
13:22
Jabbo's roll them, pin them up, like fold them properly, like make
13:26
them capris basically or what No, just like tight around the ankle, so
13:31
you'd make them more of like a boot cut or not even a boot cut.
13:33
I hard even explained it was. It was a trend. I had
13:37
to roll my jeans up sometimes just to my stepmom could ham them. It
13:39
was a husky boy short a husky boy. But uh, there's more,
13:43
you know, thinking back, I think the worst one for me is just
13:48
the thought of the Abercrombie slash American Eagle slash air Apostle era of the two
13:52
thousands, like I'll never wear a shirt again with a brand name on it
13:56
because I that's how we did. I mean, Tommy Hill figure, just
14:00
like every you. It was just thrown out there like vomit about guess what
14:05
I'm wearing this brand and now you're barely you barely see a brand. No,
14:09
I shop at Cohle's because it's just like plain dad clothes. I mean,
14:13
outside of your shirt today with the Tiger Woods. Okay, nice,
14:16
I reserved the right to wear a golf shirt with a Nike spoosh on it.
14:18
But it's not the size of my chest. You know, it's different.
14:22
Okay, so do you, and you'll be right in line with this.
14:24
I remember we'd shop in DL at Vanity. You'd go in there into
14:30
the was is it not Viking Plaza? That's Alexander you. No, we
14:33
never made the trip. We were close to Fargo, so I didn't go
14:35
to DL, although my friends did go to this what was that, like
14:37
eighteen and up nightclub called Islands Islands. Yeah, yeah, I would always
14:41
go there. I never made the trip, okay, so we would always
14:43
go because DL was the hot spot. If we didn't make it all the
14:46
way to Fargo and I'd walk into Vanity and I remember being one of the
14:50
first ones to be rocking this style. Oh oh yeah, I had I
14:56
had the jerseys, yes, and you'd be rocking it. And I mean,
15:00
was it two years before we realized like, hey, it didn't take
15:03
long for us by us, not us, not like what are we?
15:07
I mean, you're supporting whatever. But it was just like one of those
15:09
moments where I had no idea, it was just another brand. Is there
15:13
anything you actually look back on though, and even though it might not be
15:16
like the trend now, you still think like that was cool, Like I
15:18
would still do that if it was socially acceptable, for example, like I'll
15:22
see I love like American Pie. It's one of my favorite movie series,
15:26
you know. And like the clothes they wore, like the for guys anyway,
15:28
like the plaid button downs or like long sleeve shirt with a T shirt
15:31
over the top, like and then gelled hair like that era with a necklace.
15:37
I just think that got Louka shell necklace. I just love. I
15:41
love that look. I don't know. And they're like kind of baggy shorts.
15:43
That's what I would love, is like the baggy shorts of like the
15:46
late nineties or like cogots like yeah, yeah, like punk scene kind of.
15:50
You know. I just wish you ever looked back and think I grew
15:54
up in the wrong era. The only thing that I think of, because
15:56
it was just comfy was the j lou j Loo the lower sweatsuits. Man,
16:00
those were comfy. Was that ever trendy? Oh? Yeah, I
16:04
had a tan when they had pink and then like Victoria's Secret got behind it
16:08
and they'd be having them like but you could just wear them so you'd feel
16:11
like that tarry cloth. Yeah, I said, pink on your butt,
16:15
which again like what I know. Just remember when the last names on like
16:19
high school or merchandise. It used to be on like the cross your back,
16:22
and then suddenly all the girls had their last names on their butts.
16:26
Yeah, I don't I don't know why we would do that. And then
16:29
when like thongs, like showing your thong was cool. No, and jeans
16:33
in the same era, jeans without pockets on the back. I don't know
16:37
for me that that wasn't doing it? Pocket was it dazzled? We could
16:40
go on and on, like a minute in the morning on big Nutty eight
16:47
points. You ever just sit there work in, your work in, and
16:49
you're doing your thing whatever it is you do, and then you suddenly decide
16:52
it's no nighttime, it's not night it's time to take a little snooze.
16:57
That does not happen to me. Well, aren't you just perfect? No,
17:00
it's just it just doesn't like it's a space where I yeah, I
17:04
might be tired, but I've never like really dozed off. Really well,
17:08
it does. It's interesting. I found this study in regards to napping,
17:11
and more people than you think are doing it. One out of three Americans
17:15
admit to sleeping during work hours, and it is primarily men. I mean,
17:19
the numbers are staggering. It's mostly men. Hilarious, because I have
17:23
I've seen you like just be able to sit and just kind of like close
17:26
your eyes and take a little snoop. It's never as good as you want
17:30
it to be. Of course, one day, this was about this time
17:34
last year, I came walking by the studio and our afternoon guy, James
17:40
just zoinked in the chair, like in the chair and there, how are
17:44
you not if you haven't seen our studio. It's all glass, so you're
17:48
in a fish bowl. Everybody can see you. You know, there's no
17:49
privacy whatsoever. I see, I can't sleep if there's any chance at a
17:53
superior, like a manager or something good walk in and see me. I
17:56
can't relax. Like even in my office, nobody can see it, and
18:00
they're but I'll close the door and try to relax. But just the thought
18:03
of somebody busting in there for some reason and catching me with my feet up
18:07
on my desk. But then I don't know, like it's just human like
18:08
if I needed a rest, I needed a rest, you know. Yeah,
18:11
we have a couple of people here who have suggested that because there's like
18:15
a little cubicle space that is unused, uh huh, making little nap pods.
18:19
I think that's great. I mean, my god, Google doesn't if
18:22
you've seen that movie. Do you see a movie? Oh yeah, Internship,
18:26
The Internship and we'll send Vince von great movie. So they say,
18:30
though, and this is actual medical people that taking a little nap can make
18:33
up for lack of sleep the night before. They say, even taking a
18:36
seven minute nap can help you recover from a poor night sleep, which is
18:40
so ridiculous. People who say, oh, yeah, I took a nap.
18:42
It was about ten minutes. I go, well, then you didn't
18:45
take a nap. And for me, if I can take like a twenty
18:47
minute nap, that's like the perfect time for me. Re energizes me just
18:51
a little bit. Yes, if I take a solid like a Pike style
18:55
nap, which is two to three hours, correct, this is why I'd
18:57
be toasted the next day or going to sleep at night or any of that,
19:00
it would throw me into just a tails. Well, they never feel
19:03
good like a three hour nap. I found. That's like that must be
19:07
one cycle for me, all the way through the rim cycle and everything got
19:11
it because without setting an alarm, I'll wake up three hours later and feel
19:14
horrendous. You know. It's like pulling yourself out of the grave just to
19:18
get going again, so it doesn't get regroup. Yeah, and then you
19:22
can't sleep at night. Yeah, it's horrible. It's a vicious cycle.
19:26
Yeah, but I'm with you. I just there's only been one time I
19:29
took a nap at work, and it was I think this was back in
19:32
like the Hub days. Oh good, yeah, and I remember I drinking
19:37
it. We had a couch back there, and it was like, I'm
19:40
gonna need to take a nap back here. Well, yeah, sometimes you
19:41
just got them. It's for your health. Yeah, you gotta look out
19:45
for you, you sure do. Now here's what you need to know.
19:51
Well, as the weather continues to warm up, the Fargo Park District has
19:53
announced they are going to be opening all five public golf courses by the end
19:57
of the week. Of course, it's weather pendy, but looking ahead,
20:00
we could hit almost eighty on Saturday, so I'm thinking it's gonna be pretty
20:04
perfect. Yeah, well I would love to golf. I think I'm gonna
20:07
try to get Oh my god, what time is it. You're gonna take
20:10
it from here by you just tell the rest story. Well, I booked
20:11
my tea time for Saturday, and no, please, nobody else go book
20:15
them because they're very in demand. Oh gosh, I love it. The
20:18
NCAA Women's basketball National Championship game between Iowa and South Carolina broke the record for
20:22
the most watched women's college basketball game of all time. Bike. You were
20:27
a little hesitant. You were like, there's no way, there's no way
20:30
they're gonna do this. Pulling in eighteen point seven million average viewers. They
20:36
had a viewer peak of twenty four million. It made it the most watched
20:38
basketball game of any kind. We're talking men's women's college WNBA NBA since twenty
20:44
nineteen, and that just makes me so happy. It also kind of makes
20:48
me think that because of these big names, that maybe if they get into
20:52
the WNBA, which they will, will people you know, start kind of
20:56
following along a little. We'll have to wait and see. Here I am
20:59
talking to myself. Next story, Pike. Sorry, all right, four
21:03
to ten Rose Creek Public Golf Course, eighteen holes. We got a four
21:07
some books locked in? Are you do? You do? You have three
21:11
other friends? See that's the thing. You just book it and then you
21:12
figure it out. You got it? Yeah, I nailed it. I
21:15
can't imagine I'll struggle to find those people, but yeah, four tens?
21:18
Can I get? Eighteen and eighteen? Well, so last night, because
21:25
all of a sudden, it felt like it was just summer. It was
21:26
like eight o'clock and I thought it was six. Didn't even realize it was
21:30
already eight. So ye, not eighteen, Hue cutting it close. Yeah,
21:34
but that's in the dark ball. No, I don't have one.
21:37
You can get you to like seventeen and eighteen, you know, just in
21:41
case. I'll probably want to quit by then anyway, assuming how it's going
21:45
to go. But we'll see, all right. There is a grandma who
21:48
broke a record. Okay, she is fifty eight years old. Her name
21:52
is Donna Jean Wilde from Alberta, Canada. She has five kids. She's
21:56
a grandma of twelve, and she just broke the Guinness World Record for the
22:02
longest plank. Guess how long she held this plank? Four hours? Four
22:07
and a half hours. Can you imagine planks are Oh that really burns after
22:15
a minute. I feel like I could get maybe a minute in. She
22:18
must just be built different. She must not have any muscles to get sore,
22:22
you know what I mean. I think the longest So I did a
22:23
thanks or a Plank's giving challenge probably eight years ago really with one of my
22:29
girlfriends, So you had to do like thirty seconds and whatever. I think
22:32
the longest I ever ever got in, Like my best shape was it two
22:36
minutes tops? Really like a minute. Amanda fills the sea looks see and
22:41
it's all thanks to Valley Service Mechanical. The drama behind the scenes of Tulsa
22:47
King is something else. I guess The casting director left the project after Sylvester
22:51
stallone in an unnamed director, I guess we're making some really poor remarks to
22:56
some of the background actors. So these are just extras of are shown up
23:00
for this job. Some of the accusations are being called ugly, tub of
23:04
lard. When is the last time you heard somebody being called a tub of
23:07
lard? That would be tough, A fat, ugly guy with a cane.
23:12
Okay, but yeah, they're just describing people in this so they're denying
23:17
all of it, of course, but still I would make that up.
23:19
That's my thought. I'd be disappointing to hear from my guy, Sylvester Rocky,
23:23
come on, you just a double lard? I think you have to.
23:29
I mean, you can talk about Rocky without doing a horrible accent.
23:32
That's how he talks. Not like that he doesn't. Okay, you do
23:34
it? You really want to dance with the devil here? Because I do
23:38
a really good impression. Fat guy with a cane. That's what I need.
23:41
No, that's what I need you to say. I don't know it
23:44
like Rocky? All right, Hey, you'll fat guy with the cane.
23:49
That's too Italian way, Yeah, that was too New York. You'll follow
23:52
I can hear, I can understand you, you'll follow you. We ain't
23:56
what we used to be, you know what I mean? I don't know,
24:02
like more al Pacino than Sylvester. But it's fine. It is,
24:06
It is fine. I think it's gonna be fine. This is just hilarious
24:11
because yes, a lot of people this happens to I have kids. They
24:15
walk in when I'm going to the bathroom. That's just the reality of it,
24:18
you know, it just it is what it is. But Tori Spelling,
24:22
the way she's making this out to be is like she can't go unless
24:26
there's somebody there almost holding her hand. Listen, I haven't been alone,
24:30
like like I still don't poop alone, Like bo still stands there and stares
24:33
and talks to me like while I'm pooping. Like it's just like I don't
24:36
know, I haven't pooped peen in eighteen years. Yeah, vers it was
24:41
Dean Deane isn't her ex husband? Almost? No, I know this,
24:45
it's a me problem. I need to grow up. But it's so hard
24:48
to listen to her say poop like over and over. I just I don't
24:52
like to hear you you're in the mindset that women don't go number two,
24:56
or it was my belief. I've been with my wife how many years?
25:00
Ten years? Yeah, time, she hasn't once in that amount of time,
25:03
So I don't know what sort of medical condition she has. Way to
25:07
go a Laren. Yeah, aggressive. He isn't even hearted in front of
25:11
you, not on purpose. Well, that's just it. I mean sometimes
25:15
it gets a little sneaky or like when you're sleeping and just all of your
25:18
muscles just relax. Yes, yeah, I'll never bring it up to her.
25:22
This is really funny. Why does it always happen before? Like a
25:26
So this morning I woke up before my alarm clock. But then right as
25:32
I was falling back to sleep, I heard one Did it wake your Did
25:36
it wake you up? And I was like, that wasn't my alarm clock?
25:40
Nick? And then it's like I want to say something when I'm like,
25:42
oh it was him. Yeah, I thought you. I thought you
25:45
fell back asleep and sometimes you jar yourself awake. It's so funny. No,
25:49
I'm a girl, remember, Oh sorry, I would never ever do
25:52
that. No, I'd grabbed the covers and Dutch of an this gross poor
25:59
guy. Yeah, just an animal. This girl. All right, Calvin
26:03
Harris haven't heard about him in so long, And the reason he's making headlines
26:08
right now is actually because of his wife. So remember Calvin Harris and Taylor
26:12
Swift, they dated back in the day. They were together for about a
26:15
year and a half. Well, we're finding out and I forgot all about
26:18
this beef. She co wrote us with him, kind of secretly. She
26:21
had a different name, Yeah, the one with Rihanna. This one right,
26:25
this is what you came for? Did I really play the one version
26:29
of the song that has I think you did? Ok, here we go,
26:33
Yes, this is what gang for. So once the news broke,
26:37
he just like unleashed with a bunch of really mean tweets. He was angry,
26:41
claiming that Taylor was trying to tear him down. Well, now,
26:44
his wife, I guess, is a huge fan of Taylor Swift but keeps
26:47
it on the d L. So she's admitting that when Calvin goes away,
26:49
she'll like listen to a couple songs give her phil I never even thought about
26:53
that. If you despise somebody and it's got Taylor Swift in the world,
26:57
like of course, the most how do you get away from that. I
27:00
don't know. I wonder if Travis Kelsey has to secretly listen to Calvin Harris
27:04
songs, because how do you know? I mean, right now, he's
27:10
got some bang he does. I also take him for a guy who would
27:12
be a huge Calvin Harris fan. Oh he was clubbing, like having a
27:17
good time. I wonder Kelvin over at Kelsey jam See, this is the
27:22
kind of energy, get a little some bad blood going. I'm just kidding.
27:26
I just forgot about this song. He also, I do love that
27:30
she admits to it though I'm just listening to this song. He also did
27:33
like we found Love with Rihanna because he was hot. He had a good
27:37
like chunk of jams, like oh mid two thousands, yes, oh my
27:41
god, yeah, just banger after banger. And then it sounds like Taylor
27:45
really did just a story and I haven't heard much about him. There's no
27:48
coming back from that. So we're here, you know,