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Dating terms you should know in 2023 · Podcast - Big 98.7

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All right, it is time for a Monday round of normal or not.
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That's where we find out if these things we do and you might do them
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too, and he might wander. I don't know, is this weird?
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Am I the only one who does this? And there are things that people
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don't like to generally talk about. So we'll do We'll do the hard part
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for you. Yeah. I didn't even realize that I was doing it,
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except for my husband can't stand it. So I'm like, you know what,
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maybe this isn't so normal. Okay, every time we're home and we
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are making dinner or he's making dinner vice versa, I always have to make
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sure everything is cleaned up, basically everything but the pot where the food.
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Like last time we had pasta, so the pot on the stove was the
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only thing that wasn't clean outside of our stuff. And I just have to
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make sure it's all put in the dishwasher before I can sit down and eat,
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oh before you before, everything has to be and just like kind of
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clean organized so then I can just sit down and fully enjoy my meal without
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seeing you know, like the noodle strainer over there and this and that,
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and I cannot stand your type. I know, because I know that you're
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going to shout out. My wife is one of the types. And I
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can't stand it because when we eat, I am generally pretty hungry, and
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when that food is done, like my brain needs to just be eating,
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because doing anything else with the food sitting right there, it's just you can't
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take there. It's pure torture. So she's up there like cleaning up and
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doing the dishes like you're doing. And I'm sitting there, you know,
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like my bibond with my fork and my knife and the table go on.
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It's you know, I don't want to be rude to eat without her,
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but because I eat fast, you know, like if you if you give
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me a minute alone, my food will be gone by the time she sits
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down. Well how is that? Hon Yeah, And my husband is odd
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because he likes to watch us all eat and then he eats later. It's
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just a very bizarre thing because I think he's like the one who cooks usually
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walking up back. Yeah, he'll just sit there. He's like, I'm
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not hungry yet, and then he'll eat after us. But but he sits
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here at the table and just kind of takes it all in, just takes
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it all like how enjoyable his cooking was. It's a very weird. That
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is weird, weird voyeurism thing he's got going on there. I don't know,
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all right, how about this normal or nah? We talked about it
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a little off the air here, but M riding in the front seat of
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an ubers that feels weird. I feel like I'm the only one who doesn't.
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But why because I get you know, for me, I get stick
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in the back seat so generally, but sometimes like they almost always have something
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in the front seat because like they're trying to deter you from sitting up there.
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Yeah, because why would you sit next to them? Like an uber
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an uber service or whatever service you're using, should still feel like that cab,
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like that's the old taxi cab you get in the back. But I
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don't know, I feel like people are just trying to feel fancy, like
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they've got their driver, you know, like they're in the back being ushered
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around town. Where do you think you're getting? DISCA You're like, hey,
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bro, how's it going? Oh yeah, well then you can control
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the music. He's just gonna say, do you touch their radio? Absolutely?
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I immediately go I'm like, what's the bluetooth? Like, where's big
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ninety point seven on your presets? Because you know me, I like to
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just casually bring it up. You're like, oh yeah, you like the
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station. You just sit there and you're like preset one, just like keeping
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on there. You ever listen to that morning show? No? But I
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did. Actually on Saturday, we got an uber from the brewery. We're
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at Moorhead, my wife and I and the woman picks us up, and
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of course my uber name is like Pike, you know, so it's pretty
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unique. That's where you are. I don't know how many of them running
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around town, but I feel like I'm the only one. So anyway in
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the car and she's like, oh my god, I was wondering if who's
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actually you. I'm like, you know me after a whole day on the
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golf course, dinner, and then you know, we get to the brewery.
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Matt Ochrey is playing. Vibes were good, they were good. Yeah,
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So I opened the door, I go she and here she is like
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excited to meet me. Apparently, I don't know. I mean we only
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went about eight blocks, but I hope I didn't say anything too stupid or
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well I grow up really proud of you for making that decision. Yeah,
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absolutely, absolutely normal or not that's not normal? Yeah, like hop in
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the backseat, dude, none of it's normal. I'm starting to find out
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in the morning, big nutty eight points seven. All right, So twenty
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twenty three, there's a lot of new dating terms you probably want to be
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away of, whether you're dating or not. Amanda and I and we both
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have been married for some time. Yeah, out of the game. Out
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of the game, but intergracie as a single lady, you might want to
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pay attention to it. You might know some of these in fact. Yeah,
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Like, for example, you ever been groundhogged? I don't even know
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if I want to know what it means. Groundhogging. It's a dating term
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in twenty twenty three, and it refers to the mistake of going for the
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same kind of quote, wrong person, over and over, expecting to yield
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different results. Man, I was groundhogging before I met Nick, and I
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never even knew him. What was the trait that you kept going after bad
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boys? Yeah? Bad boys? Yeah, just didn't work out, so
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you got yourself a good good man. Groundhogging, of course, refers to
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the Tom Hanks classic film groundhog Day, where he repeats the same day over
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and over breadcrumbing. Then one makes a little more sense. You've ever been
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breadcrumb. This is where somebody will basically like, you know, maybe hitch
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you up and say something sweet, but then kind of disappear for a while,
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and then maybe six months later you get a hey or hey, I
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thought of you when I saw this, never really want to let you go.
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You'll kind of fizzle out, and you feel like, all right,
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I've moved on, and then he'll say something and then there you go again,
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back feeling the feelings absolutely breadfasting. Okay. Then you've got, of
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course, woke fishing. It describes the act to portraying your political beliefs to
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be more progressive than they actually are. Now let's lie about that in the
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hopes of reeling in a catch wow with so dumb. Then you got eclipsing.
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A person overhauls their own interests and personality to aligne better with the person
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that they're interested in, Like, oh, oh I love fishing, big
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fishing. Yeah, hang on, can somebody can up my profile? And
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then you get together with them, they're like huh, You're like, all
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right, go ahead. What is it was? Tackle? I'm not fishing.
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It's called bait, okay, like bait. But I remember being very
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difficult to like tie that knot. That's specific not yeah, you know,
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like if you gave it to somebody, Oh your big fisherman. Yeah,
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go ahead and tie it up. Hit me with it, die it up,
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big boy in the morning. Hey, you know what a banger only
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for you, Gracie. You know what sibling if you had a cat,
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which sibling is the most trouble, the most the youngest difficult sibling of the
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group, the youngest, absolutely incorrect, really correct, and I would know
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being the middle child or the second born. In fact, a study was
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done and it found that the most difficult sibling tends to be the second born,
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specifically the second born son. Really yeah, yeah, and uh,
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in my family, in this situation makes perfect sense. I'm the middle child,
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which we all know like middle child syndrome or yeah. See, I
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always feel like the middle child is just the one who kind of gets the
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shaft all the time. A ton of shaft was gotten. Oh my god.
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Yeah, I mean listen, you know, because the whole thing is
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that you got the first kid and everybody loves it. It's obsessed, the
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obsessed, and then you got the next one, and you've got two now,
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So do you feel like Briggs gets a shaft a little bit, a
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little bit and it takes a toll mentally on these children. And if you
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look at my family, it's not even close to who is the most trouble
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because the other two weren't any trouble at all, and he got me,
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who just a clown. Yeah, my dad like just how many times he
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was like, He's like, I never got a single letter from a teacher,
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you know, with Bobby, my older brother, and then here I
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was getting detention for the dumbest reasons, but all just because I was desperate
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for attention, anything to get a good laugh. As an only child,
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I can tell you I just was, well, there's something to that too.
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I think we all agree that you do have some of those. Yeah,
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there's only child qualities. Intergrace you how many siblings. I have three
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siblings, but they're all like on different sides of the family, so you
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didn't all grow up in the same house or no. Okay, but on
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my mom's side, I have a younger sister and she definitely gets away with
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more. Really, Yeah, that's just how ghost. Yeah, I'm just
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thinking about all the bad things I did, starting to feel a little.
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Have you ever apologized to your parents? No? Because I think it made
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things interesting. I can in the morning. It is that time or is
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it that timing? Oh? School a new study. Parents have already done.
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They're back to school shopping for their kids. It is a July seventeen
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to now. Well, how about you? You got two? You got
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a four and a two year old. I do, but they're in daycare,
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so it's kind of just a year round shopping. They don't have a
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school supply list or anything like that. We did. I mean, Thursday
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is a big tide die day and they need two white shirts, three tea
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and fourty. That's all I'm looking for. Couldn't find one in town,
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a plain white shirt, so I had to go ahead and get that done.
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But yeah, other than that, I don't have to go through the
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whole entire school supply list. But I was surprised because I thought, who's
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really thinking about back to school? I would have thought maybe the second week
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of August. Not the case. No. We posted on Facebook and Ashley
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says, I do it the second I see all the school supplies in stores.
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Emily way ahead of the game. She says, already done, already
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done. It really a deal, especially now I have them into school in
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years. But you know, do you need all the supplies that we needed
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back in the day, which is technology. So it's actually more so I've
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seen some of these because now you're providing member you used to just have I
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think your child. Now it's for the classroom, so I think you have
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to bring however many Kleenexes, however much whatever to do that. It was
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always a weird thing you do that bring Kleenexes. Yeah, we had to
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buy a box of Kleenexes, maybe for just you, but I feel like
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it's like full classes. They put them in a big pile and it was
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a classroom Kleenex. What if my mom wanted me to have the vix vapor
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rubs those kids, you had your own in your little desk, a little
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clean X thing. Didn't have the cardboard tissue paper. No, but there's
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a lot of people on hair carry cracked me up, she said. Last
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month when the school supplies were on clearance, got to get ahead of the
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game. Stacy probably should have followed that route. She goes, having seven
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kids, I do it as soon as the sales hit. It's uh,
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I mean as far as like the supplies go. Remember the ridiculous things you
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would have to get, like the protractors, and though, what the compass
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that's where you drew? Yeah, so you could have it sit there for
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an entire year and then one day the teacher goes, all right, you
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know that stupid metal little thing about the circle? What about the T nine
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calculator? That was two thousand dollars? It wasn't two thousand, but yeah,
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they were expansive, they were and I don't even remember really using it
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resident calculat. I wasn't really the best at math. But did you go
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to high school math? I did well? Actually fair. I went to
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integrated math, so we did in math in groups. Uh huh. Yeah.
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See, and you still have a great career. You can amazing thing
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without that damn T nine calculator. Like a mint in the morning on Big
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Nutty eight point seven, How traumatized would you be if you were in this
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woman's shoes? Now she has this woman, her name is Gemma, has
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herself a personal trainer. You nice young man, great trainer. Well,
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he wanted her on their journey of you know, getting her in shape.
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He wanted her to start documenting her condition, so he asked, he told
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her take photos of yourself and your underwear, so you have him. Okay.
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Well, Gemma misunderstood the assignment and took the pictures but sent them to
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him, and she just thought that was totally normal and okay, I don't
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know what she was saying, but she thought this guy, this trainer,
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was like, hey, send me some some underwear shots just so you just
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we have them on record, oh man, Because they do tell you to
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take and you know, you know, usually just by the fit of your
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clothes, you're like, okay, it's time. Well yeah, I know,
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I don't need an awkward bathroom mirror selfie. Yes, but in my
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underwear. It is nice sometimes if you're on a programmer, so may to
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be able to see the results as you're going. It is. But how
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many times have you taken a quote before picture and then just like months go
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by and you've done nothing and you just eventually just do eat the photo because
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you're tired of accidentally scrolling by it in your camera roll, because you're like,
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wow, nothing's changed. Oh, in fact, it might be all
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the beggar Have you seen them before and after? I think it was that
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was one of these famous rich guys before and after shot where it's like just
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him. The second photo looks the exact same, but he's just like a
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little more tan. Did you get there painted on? Yeah? Right?
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Yeah? This woman Jemma, though, after she sent the awkward underwear shots,
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he responded the trainer did, saying, hey, sorry, jem I
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meant take photos for yourself, not to send to me. Oh my gosh,
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how friend, because you're just sitting there in that moment going oh no,
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no, no, no, how do you take it back? But
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a weird Then he said he did clarify. He said, I would never
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ask a client to send me pictures in their underwear. He's like that also
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add to fire in a minute in the morning. Well, obviously our job
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here is to you know, provide him I hope anyway, laughter, smile,
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it's goods. But obviously on a day like today, we, like
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everybody in the community, are feeling a certain way. You know, it's
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not too often something so tragic happens in a city like this. It's crazy,
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it's really sad. So you know, of course we want to address
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it, but at the same time, you know, life goes on.
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We got to, you know, try and stay positive, but it's hard,
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it is. I know on Friday, we had had a group text
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together and it was like, hey, there's everybody okay, because it happened
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right behind our radio station. Yeah, And it was one of those moments
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you just kind of stopped. I know, we had already made it out
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to the lake and you know, you're you're sitting there with your kids,
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They're trying to like go and have fun, and you're just in this moment,
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like you don't know what is going on, who's around, who these
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people are. You just know that a tragedy had happened, and it just
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doesn't feel like that happens in our community that often, and you just everything
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just pauses and you just realize, like how short life is. Yeah.
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Yeah, like the police department said, are the cheap sad? It worst
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staying in the department history, And I guess how could it not be.
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I mean, there was just so out of nowhere. I mean we,
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like you said, right by the radio station here. I was just at
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that intersection. Maybe twenty minutes before, and it's just chilling to think about,
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you know, And also I have these feelings of like it's so terrible,
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but at the same time, it's like, well for me, you
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know, like in everybody else, like our lives go on, but you
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just think about him and his family and like their lives are forever, forever.
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I'm destroyed, And you also just think of the Fargo Police Department and
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I'm just glad we have such an amazing community that can rally. But being
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able to be in that situation and seeing what you saw, yeah, trying
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to even come back from that, and still knowing that we have two police
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officers that are in serious condition in a hospital right now, and just trying
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to wrap your head around all of it. We had some family together over
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the weekend, and my cousin's husband works in Saint Michael and that's where the
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officer was originally from, and he had gotten a press release because that's where
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he went to school. So it's just just showing how many people that that
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impacted, that one senseless act. It's just devastating. Twenty three, just
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way too young, just getting started. And if you listen to video that
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we just played here a few minutes ago. It's like he was doing it
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for all the right reasons. It's just so tragic. So of course,
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you know, our next step is like, well, what can we do
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to help? I think that's how everybody feels, don't you. I hate
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that because it's like nothing feels enough, no, and it's not. And
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you know you, like I kind of alluded to like that, there's sort
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of that guilt of like, nothing we can do will change what his family's
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going to deal with for the rest of our lives. But at the same
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time, if there is anything we can do to help, we are working
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on it actively at this moment. So we're gonna hopefully have some cool things
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to do here throughout the week. But we'll keep you updated on that absolutely.
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But our thoughts and prayers continue with everybody that was involved. And once
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again, just thank you to the Fargo Police Department in surrounding areas for just
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protecting and sorting our community. I get a minute in the morning, Big
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ninety eight point seven. Now here's what you need to know. Our community
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continues to mourn the loss of Fargo Police officer Jake Willeen, who was shot
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and killed during a shooting on Friday. Two other officers who were also shot
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Andrew Jodas and Tyler Hawes. They are still in the hospital was serious stable
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condition now it's been released at the bystandard. That was shot was a twenty
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five year old girl named Carly Howsick No. She originally is from Massachusetts.
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Those close to her say that she moved to Fargo about three weeks ago to
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start a new job. The suspect was thirty seven year old Muhammapcott, who
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was killed by the responding officer. Officer Willen was only twenty three years old,
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and the Fargo Police Department, through social media had some audio and yeah,
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it was a really cool video they released, you know that just months
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before when he's getting sworn in. It was a really cool kind of feature
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on him. Yeah, you see, you know his face and obviously a
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picture is one thing, but to see him describe why he wanted to be
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a cop, it's just so sad. Throughout my entire life, I've always
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wanted to work in some sort of position that had purpose behind my job,
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and police officer is always what kind of came to me. I've tried other
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careers, but I came right back into law enforcement as a career path I
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wanted to go through. Hi. I'm Jake Wallen from Saint Michaelvillement Soto,
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and I've been to more countries than I have been states. My desire to
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serve it comes directly from the want to have purpose behind my job each and
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every day. I don't want to be seeing in the office wondering why I'm
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here every day. I want to be out. I want to be doing
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something that I can tell myself in the other day, I made a difference
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somehow. Man. What a good man that just tragically taken way too soon.
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It served in Afghanistan with the military. Just at that age, he
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had already given you so much more than most people do in their entire lives,
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exactly at twenty three. Just so sad, and our thoughts and prayers
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continue with everybody involved in this situation in our community. This stuff just does
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not happen around here, and you can just feel it. Everybody is just
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yeah, I feel like everyone over the weekend was feeling the same way.
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Where it's like, you know, it's tough, and I feel like sort
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of guilt. I guess where it's like, well, I'm sad and I
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feel pain, but at the same time it's nothing. It's just fractional compared
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to what you know, the officers, his friends, his families going through
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and they will go through for probably ever. Absolutely sad and the Red Verb
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Valley celebrated Mark Canutson's legacy over the weekend. It's just been a rough couple
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of weeks. On Saturday, hundreds across the region shared memories, laughs,
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and tears as they honored Mark Knutson, just one week after he was killed
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by a truck towing a boat. Well, he was riding his bicycle and
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I'm friends with him on Facebook and just to see how many people from around
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the country we're doing miles for Mark in honoring him, you just forget what
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he did for our community and the Furgo Marathon and how many people he brought
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together. It's such a big deal. And for a city this size,
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they have a marathon that, like I think, you know, globally,
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people come from everywhere to run in this marathon. So man. Yeah,
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And James Cameron is fed up with the rumors flying around that he's in talks
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to direct a film about Ocean Gate, the Titan subtragedy He took to social
18:44
media over the weekend and said, I don't respond to offensive rumors and the
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media usually, but I need to now. I am not in talks about
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doing some sort of film, nor will I ever be. And I guess
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they did a nice pr move. They basically just shut down completely. Did
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you see that they took off their website, ocean Gate. I know for
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a minute there there was like job postings or you know, it looked like
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they were already hiring, but there was an old post. Yeah, exactly,
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you read ready, that's he is typing hot today. No, Amanda
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stills, Let's see bad habitually too. Probably one of my favorite concerts I
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had been to was Edger and when he was with the Fargodome, I wasn't
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sure what to expect. But he's not only a storyteller amazing musician, but
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I was just shocked that he doesn't come with a bunch of people. It's
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just him and he just rips. Yeah. He does a lot of looping
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on his paddles, makes a lot of sounds with one guitar. It's pretty
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cool, pretty cool. Yeah. And he was in Detroit over the weekend
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and Detroit Lakes nope, just Detroit, Michigan. Yeah, home of Eminem.
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Oh slim shady yeah. And he was influenced by Eminem and so he
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was talking about it. He started singing Lose Yourself and then boom, this
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happen. Marshall Mathers in this stage. I don't know what I would do
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when you just have no idea that something like that is going to happen,
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and you were were already excited to go to a concert in the first place,
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and then that chills. I mean I saw the video. I just
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got chills and imagine being there, Like you said, like I'm an Amazon.
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I mean for me anyway, like going back to when I was a
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kid hiding the Eminem Show in my closet because my dad would work out if
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he's out of the hand the CD. But listening to every single day of
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the bus, it was like Eminem was talking to me, you know,
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I was that kid. It was just like people don't get me. You
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know, my parents, My parents are lame, you know. But anyway,
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just eight miles. That was pretty cool that he came out. I
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mean a lot of people are comparing it to the time that trip Wire brought
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me up on stage at the wind that would probably be the same. A
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lot of people are saying it's kind of the same energy. Yeah, nobody
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had said that, but in my mind now thank you for bringing it back
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to my reality. Now I get what it would feel like. Yeah,
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I'm trying to relate it to you and anybody that might have been there.
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Then. Really appreciate that. Man. You know how I have wanted her
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to have some sort of really good comeback. I was hoping she was going
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to do an album of some sort, maybe go back out on tour.
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But after this, Britt, Britt, what are you doing? She apparently
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is very happy because she's on some sort of beach vacation. She rode a
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horse on the beach for the first time, which is enchanting. What a
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cool thing. And so in that moment, she felt the need to sing
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some amazing songs from Amazing Grace to Jesus Loves Me and household Bible tunes.
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W Um, this is raw audio. Okay, it's bad, Brittany,
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who's a professional singer. Okay, and that Grace that's so bad, so
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bad. Stop it stop. I'm not touching anything. You are such a
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liar. That's sort of vamping, and you can tell she kind of edited
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the video so it was just the highlights. Yeah, what are you doing?
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I never anybody just go no. I don't want to say I never
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respected her ability to sing or have talent in any way, but well,
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nobody's putting her up there with Christina Aguilera and her pipes or Kelly Clarkson or
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any of those people. But she was an amazing performer. She was.
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Is there better dancers if I went to MSUM and you know, went to
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their dancing today, probably, but you know she did something's good and you're
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gonna love it. As soon as I saw this, I thought, Pike,
22:42
that was the first thing that came to mind. I love being associated
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with this kind of thing. Joe Jonas revealed a new interview that he once
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pooped his white pants on stage during the show. He says, I think
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it might have been a little too might have been something else. Never trust
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him, that's for sure. You don't think you'll ever trust him again.
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He said, Let's just say it was a bad day to wear white clothing.
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He joked that since he has been able to work through the trauma of
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pooping his pants on stage with a lot of therapy. Of course he's kidding,
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But I did not know that there were so many people a part of
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this secret club, bands club, h Chris Brown, Ed Sheeran, Jenny
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McCarthy, Jennifer Lawrence. This one got me. I think a lot of
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people. A broker, Oh wow, what is he just like gonna be
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a little sunny here on the east coat. Oh gosh, gotta go,
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like during a hurricane or something where he was really dying to go. No.
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I mean more people have done it as an adult than probably admit.
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Like you would never admit it, but I'm sure you have. We've all
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had. It's like, it's like people, there's two types of people in
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the world, people who pee in the shower and liars. So you think
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there's a large majority of people who absolutely I am not ashamed to admit it.
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The one time, the most notable time in my adult life was at
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the Pickled Parrot. It was around one thirty in the morning. Wait what,
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I thought there was something with you over at the Hub in a suit.
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I don't know, I don't know. I can't keep him straight.