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This Friday Was As Loose As A Goose · Podcast - Big 98.7

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Trending. Now here's what you need to know. Another whistleblower and the ongoing
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problems with quality control at Boeing is dead. Joshua Dean, a former quality
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auditor, died on Tuesday after being diagnosed with MRSA, which is a bacterial
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infection. Dean was one of the first people to come forward with warnings about
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the potential dangerous I guess defects on the jets, So very sad to hear
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that he passed away. I'm just learning of his existence now, so it's
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tough to hear that he's now died. But it's like, not like many
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people are people dying. I mean, yeah, there's been a lot of
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like crazy the doors flying off, the steering mills, whipping out the window.
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But is it that serious where Because I think you're suggesting, if I'm
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not mistaken, that Boeing is having these people oft, explain that I'm laughing
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there's a conspiracy. We're not laughing over these people who pass because obviously not
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in March by like I said, barely knew the guy in March John Barrett
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died from what the corner said, was not the time to get the giggles,
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not the time, but they're saying that he might have killed himself.
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And he was in the middle of testifying about the Boeing situation, so he's
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testifying that, hey, just so you guys know, like the the door
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might pop off or or something, and they're like, well, he's gotta
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die. Is that what we're thinking. I can't have this guy walking around
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with that info. That's the only way Boeing is gonna go under it is
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if we let these yahoos on the stand. I you know, Pike,
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I'm not sure. There's there's some stuff, but it's just a sad im
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to keep your eye on. But we're not gonna recover Oh gosh, okay,
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Prince's Minneapolis house that was featured in Purple Rain. He's gonna be up
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for grabs for a little overnight's stay if you want to. It's on Airbnb.
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You can't get in on it until August first. You don't know how
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much it's gonna be. But I didn't see the movie, did you know?
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So it's not his like actual home, I think, because that's Paisley
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Park in chan Hassen. But that's also like a museum you can go to.
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I don't know. That's okay. If you're a prince fan, this
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would be pretty cool. Yeah, you know, like if Travis Barker passed
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and you could go live and stay at his house for a night, wouldn't
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that be kind of a cool experience. It wouldn't be. It would be
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a little creep here. But you know, it's not like it was featured
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in a movie. You know. That's the cool thing. But unfortunately I'm
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not able to rent airbnbs after that. Yeah, I got a one star
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review last year, but a year ago this time, we were staying on
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the beach. You really have some like can you even take ubers anymore?
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Either? My gosh, your track they're a really good uber rating despite the
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one incident. So let's talk about your airbnb. Can you do a vrbo
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or verbo or I think so? Or my wife will just have to book
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it. I mean there's ways around it. But I had a bunch of
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peples stand in this airbnb. My band played at Cocoa Beach and four so
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well it's not even that it's on the beach, and yeah we did we
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leave the place of mess, sure, but the thing they charged us for
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it is that we got sand in the dryer or the wash machine, which
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is like it's a beach Airbnb. It could be sand and they claimed to
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destroyed it, which I just don't believe. I mean, did you make
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us sand castle in it? Yeah, we were just shoveling it in Or
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was it just like a little bit or were they just trying to get you
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because you guys were such bad guests? That was it? Because I think
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they hated us from the other behavior, but they had to get us,
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like officially dinged for something, not just being unlikable. So it's probably your
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problem, not theirs. So yeah, it's Sarah, It's not my fault.
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I think somebody, I mean, what happened was somebody like decided to
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watch all of the beach towels at once and they're sand in them. You
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gotta shake them off, boys, jeez, Louise, all right, today
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is National no pants Day. Do with it as you play. Gonna shake
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it off boys, if you if you walk around to day and you see
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somebody with no pants, it's no pants day. That's just as simple as
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that. Okay, all right, sunny today might be a little breezy with
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no pants on, or they might just fly off. Remember we were talking
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about nineties. Remember tearaways, those were the best. Oh the buns down
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the side. Yes, do you ever like wear them to school? And
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then you kind of like realize that the one up by your thighs on?
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Yes, how humiliating. I know. But then remember when you because I
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did play basketball for a hot second, remember when you'd like run into the
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gym and you'd tear them off like it was a part of like the oh
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yeah, what just the experience like kind of looking cool about it, like
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when the varsity I mean, listen, it is cool objectively when like the
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basketball team enters the gym. When I didn't, I don't remember them tearing
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them away. Hey, next level Pike w DC had it going on.
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Interesting, I already gain Did you play varsity or we were talking like elementary
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level, I'm talking not I made it to eighth grade maybe yeah. Then
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I was a rhythm I'm sorry. And we didn't wear tearaways. We were
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in our amazing outfit costumes. No. I just can't stand when people say
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like, oh, yeah I played football, or yeah I wrestled, or
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hot minute, I used to play saxophone too, and I'm like, oh,
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really, like in college or no up until like eighth grade. Like,
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it doesn't count if you didn't do it. In high school and beyond
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fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh grade. Everyone did. Everyone did.
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Everyone wrestled in kindergarten. Everyone played an instrument until they got to quit.
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Okay, don't lump yourself in with an actual musician, an actual saxophonists.
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Got it. I did play the alto sax last chair until when until I
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had to do marching band because busy in the summertime, like it a minute
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in the morning, Big ninety eight point seven, Ready, it's time.
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You know what it is? Little trinish here on the show where we give
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each other some hypothetical scenarios, little game called what do you do? All
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right? Pike? I mean I'd like you to go first, if you'd
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like. So. You're on stage tonight at the Sanctuary. Some guys are
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up there with you. I think it's a band called Low Standards. That's
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correct. It is your time to shine. You get all dressed up like
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Fred Durst. You're getting ready to spit the lyrics, when all of a
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sudden, the guys in your band they just look at you and they're just
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embarrassed. Like, you're just not gonna be able to pull this off.
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You look absolutely ridiculous, Bobby your your brother says, they're just simply embarrassed
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because you look like Shaggy from Scooby Doo, my own brother, not fred
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Durst. What so they kick you off the stage. And again we're live
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on Facebook, so you can see Pike's face. I have, so Pike
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Shaggy from Scooby Yeah, it's much less flattering. And they're like, no
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way can you pull off fred Durst? What are you gonna do? What
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do you do? What a mess? So, Amanda, if you can't
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see me on Facebook live, I've shaved a goatee like with a soul patch,
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which is what fred Durst, lead singer of Limp Biscuit, famously wore
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in the late nineties. And so tonight we're doing a tribute and so a
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man is making fun of my beard said it looks more like Shaggy from Scooby
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Doo, which remind me it Wooplay was in that Freddy Prince Junior, I
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think, so yes in the show and he's like a good looking guy,
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right Freddy Prince, Oh yeah FPG. So what do I do? My
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band kicks me off the stage, I say, oh, oh really,
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yeah, Now, don't try to fight it. If they don't want me,
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I don't want them. I can't imagine this happening, but if it
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does, I'm sorry. I'd have to move on. I'd have to find
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a different tribute band to play with. Hey, well, I also wanted
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to prepare your band for what you're looking like today. Okay, if you
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see me on Facebook, imagine this facial hair situation with a fitted red hat,
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backwards baggies, baggy khakis. It's going to be pretty spot on.
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All right, all right, all right, Amanda. You wake up and
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you realize you're in a house that you've never seen before. All of the
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doors and windows are locked. There is no way out. Well, you
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look in the kitchen and on the table there's a little notepad with a note
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that says, Amanda, you have one hour to complete either of the following
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two steps to get out of this house, or you're stuck here forever.
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Option one would be to write down on the notepad every person you've ever been
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in intimate with names, and they know the correct answers, so you gotta
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get them all. Oh, Or Option two name all fifty states, so
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a man, yeah, oh that you don't give me anxiety, no resources
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whatsoever, just your brain. What do you do? Well? I know
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the states song Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, and I just keep
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going with that song. I don't have a song about. It'd be easy,
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though, because I could just put Nick, my husband. Oh,
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it's just right, this is just the one, the one. Well,
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then that's easy. What a dumb question? Too crazy? You crazy guy.
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Yeah, I'm going, I'm going with the states. Could you do
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the whole song? I never see. I never learned the song at DGF
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Elementary. They apparently didn't teach us that song. Everybody I know knows it.
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Here. I would just have to go like geographically, like start over
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Okay, Washington and then really yeah, so you already forgot about Oregon.
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It's forgettable. But yeah, I remember though, halfway through the state song.
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I remember having to do the watermelon trick because there was a couple are
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like, oh whoops, but that always worked. They did that in an
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episode of Friends, remember where they all had to write it down and like
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Ross was just dying because he thought he got all done and there was only
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forty six, so you're bound to forget, you know, freaking Vermont.
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Yeah, utah, something like that. There's some of them. By the
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way, we are live on Facebook and Jessica wanted to tell you that it
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is not Freddy Prince Junior. It's Matthew Lillard who plays Shaggy. Who does
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Freddy Prince Junior play? Is he played the other one? Yeah? It
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must be the other one? All right? Are you ready? This one?
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I'm really proud of. This is the one that I am hanging my
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hat on for all time. Okay, you wake up one morning and you
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find out that you have to be an animal for a day. You get
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to pick absolutely any animal. But there is a twist. It's mating season
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for this particular nice and you are I have to obviously do that, but
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that also you're going to have a baby, like you're gonna have to raise
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that animal now when you transform back to Pike for the rest of your life
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Tarzan style. So you have to pick what animal that's going to be sort
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of like reverse Tarzan, right, I'm raising it in the human world.
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Yes, okay, so Pike is there is not a good one. There's
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a while the one I don't know where my head's at today. But what
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do you do interesting? So a couple of factors. You know, it's
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like a what animal would I want to be? But then like the mating
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part. So it's like I'm assuming if I take over that animal species,
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I would be attracted to whatever the of course, yes, no, you're
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all in, so I don't need to choose what animal I find the most
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attractive. I mean, I don't know. Let's get real wild. Is
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there an animal you're attracted to? You know? No, there's not.
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At the top of my head. I mean, obviously there's like a there
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is a hierarchy. Of course I wouldn't say any of them are attractive,
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but I would, you know, it's like dolphin obviously over willed, a
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beast, got it? Okay? I wonder if it would be a sea
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animal. What is their process? Don't I don't know? Trying to think
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of all the animals I see, like dogs, you can't race, are
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you gonna? I guess you just have to live by the ocean. Oh
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yeah, okay, So realistically, no, I wouldn't be able to have
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a sea animal and have to be something in this habitat. So I just
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do a dog. I'll be a dog. I suppose that too, dirty
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dog? All right, dog. It's the easiest one. It's the easiest
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one to transition back into the current life. Okay, great, good question,
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Amanda. Hey, thank you so much. Last one, you're given
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a time machine for your birthday. Now you are allowed, with this time
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machine to travel to a concert, any concert in history, and attend.
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But that's it. It's all you get to do. Any concert ever.
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So, Amanda, any live performance think about I know, because I'm dying
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to know what do you do? I'm gonna tell you the first one that
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came to my mind, and it's just ridiculous was Jennifer Lopez. I've always
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wanted to see her. Okay, she's actively touring. I'm thinking you could
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go see her in Saint Louis probably next week. I'm is there like an
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iconic j Lo performance that you maybe, like, go back and watch the
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videos of that you would want to go to, because that's fine, But
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you can't think of what I'm thinking, like specific like Limp Biscuit at Woodstock
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ninety nine. Oh see, I'm not a big music person. I got
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I know, hang on, help me, like Garth Brooks, any Garth
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Brooks. But like again, okay, so like what about old school,
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like you know, like the old the original Woodstock or that one when of
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that hits Clean, when Queen did Wembley We are the Champions. I'd like
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to go see a live performance. No, which one would be good for
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you? I think I think you'd like to relive this one? Which one
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low Standards at the Holiday Inn in Detroit Lakes in twenty fourteen. Okay,
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if you took me back to that concert, I'll never forget it, because
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wasn't the guy with a fake guitar on? That's some rumors are that's okay,
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gosh, no, So I would probably go then New Kids on the
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Block. That would have been a fun like back in the nineties. Why
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are you looking at me like that? I just want the place? But
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okay, fine, New Kids on the Block in the nineties in Madison Square
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Guard. Hey, there we are the iconic New Kids on the Block at
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Madison Square Garden performance. I'll never forget it. Oh boy in the morning
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on seven, What would you say if somebody walked into your home a stranger
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or it's just an acquaintance. What's the one thing they could say that would
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make you feel the best. You have a beautiful home. Oh that's so
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generic though, you're talking about your home or just home specific. Because the
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survey was done and I found the best compliment, the ultimate compliment to pay
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somebody when you walk into their home. Oh, so you walk in the
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front door, you go, should I take my shoes off? And then
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they say yes if they're nuts. I think mainly it would be like it's
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cozy or I feel comfortable or something like that, because you'd want somebody to
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feel that way in your home. Something cheesy like it feels like there's a
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lot of love in this home. No, actually, man, the correct
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answer would be your home smells so good. Oh that is a good one.
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That's our survey, two thousand adults. That's the ultimate compliment when you
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walk into somebody's home is the same, Terristine, because every home does have
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it sent I absolutely love when you go somewhere. And it used to be
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like the smell of like when you come home from the Lakers like that,
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and that was your No, your home like that smell. It's weird how
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it sticks with your clothes and stuff. Well, it's interesting. I think
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the reason it's such a good compliment is because you don't really you know,
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you don't really know what the home smell you have is. You know what
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other people smell like, but you're in it all the time, Like you
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said, so just you got to kind of go away. So when they
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say it smells good, it's kind of like, oh, thank god,
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you know, oh good here. I was worried it might have smelled yeah.
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But that's why I always light a candle when we have company over to
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ask what's your what's your candle scent that you go with? I think we're
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I think we're still burning a Christmas candle, see, and you know that's
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not weird. I prefer to always have like if I could do pumpkin spice
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year round, you can't, yes, Or just like that baked bread kind
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of whatever. I had, like a zucchini candle that I like a zucchini
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bread. Can never heard of that an zucchini can't. It's just a little
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wick sticking out the top of his eight inch we're a nice centerpiece as well.
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But I kind of tried to go season also in the fall right away,
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it'll be like either that apple cinnamoni pumpkin spice winter that I like to
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have full on like cinnamony kind of that, or I prefer a vanilla bas
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oh nice, Yeah, what was same with my ice cream? But right
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right now, I'm more of like that lemon mint kind of that fresh clean
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closet or not clean closet, clean clothes smell. What about like a beach
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sort of scent, like that summery. I like that for a bathroom,
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which is kind of interesting. This is interesting now, right guys piking a
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man in the morning. Coming up, We're gonna name other candle scents for
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the next three hours to get to you into the weekend. Is there anything
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else that makes people happy in their house? It looks clean? That was
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it was number two. But it's like it looks like you knew I was
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coming and you sprayed for breeze everywhere And if I opened the closet, is
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there anything gonna fall out of there? Or is your house really this thing?
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Exactly? But it's like the the opposite of the smell good because I
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know it's clean. It's like, oh, really, it better look clean.
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I just spent an hour and a half clean in the morning. Alanda
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stills the Sea. Let's see, Pike. I know you're not here for
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any of this Britney Spears drama, but yesterday things escalated. An ambulance was
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called to the Chateau Marrimunt in La. This happened early Thursday morning, where
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Britney Spears and her on again off again boyfriends got into a quote major fight.
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Now her boyfriend is this Paul guy who was the former housekeeper, who
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was the felon who she said she had not been with, even though there's
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been a lot of rumors that she cheated on Sam with him and that was
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what really ultimately ended their marriage. What's worse, uh, losing your spouse
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to your felon housekeeper or your karate instructor like Tom Brady did the jiu jitsu
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teacher. I'm thinking that this is probably worse. Yeah, housekeeper felon.
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Hey listen, housekeeper. Felons need love too, So I'm not saying like
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that should like exclude you from being in love with somebody. But anyway,
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what happened with these two, so what ended up going down is I guess
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that happened at like ten thirty somebody from the hotel called and said that there
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is a woman who was described as Britney Spears harassing threatening hotel employees, and
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they said it was like possible assault with a deadly weapon. Officers showed up,
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all parties, even the caller. Everybody were gone, and nobody really
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knew. They couldn't determine that there was a crime of any sort, so
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they went on with their day. They get a call just before one am
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requesting aid for an injured adult female would ended up to be Britney Spears,
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and there were people who were in the hotel saying Brittany and Paul you could
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hear like there was a physical fight in the hotel room. Some people were
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saying Brittany was having a mental breakdown. Anyway, They have all these pictures
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now that have surfaced. She's walking out, she's barefoot in like boxer shorts,
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remember those Joe boxers. Do kind of know what it looked like.
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And then she's like hugging a pillow. Very interesting. Nobody really knows anything
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other than she just went home and she's totally fine. Now. Britney jumped
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on social media last night and she deleted this post, but before she did,
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we any current post on her Instagram because everyone she posted she deletes.
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So this is the one she deleted. She says, just to let you
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guys know, this news is fake. Most of the picks are body doubles,
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and I hope you guys understand that I'm getting stronger every day. Uh.
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I don't know what photos she thinks are a body double, because that
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is clearly britt. It's just it's a wild thing to say. So she
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deleted that. There is a post that is still up, or at least
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it was an hour ago. When I looked at it. It is a
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pretty gross picture, you know, I'm not a foot person, of her
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ankle and that she had twisted and it's all swollen and gross. So she
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then posted that along with a picture of this random guy named Matthew and I
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think it might be her attorney. But he's like next to a dog,
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and she says, wow, how could he be her attorney? Then,
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I don't know, with a dog next to him like that, it's just
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a very bizarre picture, Like who is this guy? So she captioned this
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carousela pictures. I know my mom was involved. I have talked to her.
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Mom's now involved. I haven't talked to her in six months and she
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called right after it happened, before the news was even out. I was
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set up the way she did back in the day. I wish I had
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grandparents. I can't stand her. I honestly don't care. I will say
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it, say say what PSSs. This man is wonderful. He's like a
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father to me. I mean, he got me through last night. I
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adorn and admire you, mister Matthew. That's a lot to unpack, Amanda,
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what do you say. I hope she's okay, I genuinely do.
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I also am committing to putting zero energy toward any of it. You just
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I just hope she's okay. And then she posted another video of her just
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spinning around back in her so she's back to normal. I guess, oh,
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all right, Drew Barrymore, I don't know if you've ever created a
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list of the people you've kissed, a good old kiss list. No,
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I wouldn't. No, I would not be I would not be interested in
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compiling that list. Okay, Well, Drew Barrymore had one, but where
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she left it is bizarre. I was producing a film that Danny DeVito was
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directing, and so I wrote the list on the back of a set of
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notes for the film. So I left it at Danny DeVito's house. Okay,
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like did you have details? Name? Was names? Full names?
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That's awkward. I wonder if DeVito made the list. That would be real.
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Wise, what if you gave it back to her and penciled his name
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and at the bottom and winked Drew? What do you think it's at my
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house? Like it Amanda in the morning, I will say it's good news
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because I've been of the belief, like recently, there's really not much you
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can do, like jeans trump everything, like the genes you have because you
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see the stories all the time, like my denim blue jeans. Yeah,
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a good set of pants. Now I'm talking like your genetics, because you
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see people who smoke their entire lives up until one hundred years old and they
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never get lung cancer. Yeh, it's bizarre. Yes, you see people
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who live unhealthy lifestyles that live super old. You see healthy people die really
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young. And so I've just concluded my own research anyway, that it's all
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about the genes, like that is everything. People like you know how you
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look, for example, your skin, people are like, give you all
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these regimens I'm like, I think it just honestly comes down to like your
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genes, you know what I mean. Wow, thank you doctor Pike for
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this riveting information. I just wanted to lead the story with my personal medical
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really really appreciate it. Now, let's transition into an actual medical study that
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is determined that a healthy lifestyle, Amanda, could slash the effects of the
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life shortening genes I'm talking about by more than sixty percent, which basically means
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I'm wrong, like you can and sixty percent that's a that's solid, that's
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that's more than half. Yeah, that's yeah, that's three fifths in fact,
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my mathematicians out there, So basically, don't give up on your healthy
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lifestyle yet because it can prevent early death absolutely. And I feel like that
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is no matter what, if you're living a healthier lifesell and if you feel
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better overall, you're gonna probably live a little longer unless there's something wild that
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happens talking about them jeans again or cancer or whatever, which I don't means.
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Do you know someone who died by pants? No pants related death?
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I can't think of one. No, who knows, I mean, there's
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got to be somebody, some of them you got stuck in their genes.
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Yeah right, some of those skinny pantsy girls wear. You imagine it might
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suffocate you. But I feel better. I mean as soon as I start
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doing anything healthy, moving more. Yeah, are you doing so? Are
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you doing so to live longer? Though? Is that your goal? Yeah?
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Absolutely, especially once you have kids, Pike, that's your goal in
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life. Like, I want to be there for every moment that I possibly
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can. I've got some to live for, Pike. I know it's funny.
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I'm not saying you don't, well, you don't have anything to live
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for. No, I don't. I have a parentless person. I could
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die today, nobody would know, you know. But meanwhile, you see
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people who have a kid and suddenly like the way they drive, like everything
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just is more important to him. And uh, like, I have a
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friend, you know, my buddy Miller just had a baby. Yeah right,
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And I was talking to my other buddy who played Miller and golf league
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Taylor, and so he said after the round, because Miller had won,
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they were doing something like, you know, smack talking, and Taylor said
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something like, you know, I hope I hope you have and something horrific,
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you know, you pass. I hope you get it. You know,
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drive off the highway or hold. Just some classic ribbing and Miller.
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It was like Miller, I guess goes, I got a kid? Now,
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are you crazy? You know what I mean? So it's just like
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immediately a different way of thinking. It is. Yeah, mean forward to
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this next chapter in your lifepike if you pursue it, the one where I
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don't care if I drive off the highway. Yeah, the one where you
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say you have one and a half kids or you have kids. It is.
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It's a game changer. Yeah. Look at the goate I've shaved today.
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Man, does this look like a guy who's ready to have kids?
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I look like what a way to start a Friday. There's some good news.
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Take that one with you today. This sounds good, all right,