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Do you rinse your dishes before you put them into the dishwasher? · Podcast - Big 98.7

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You know, I was thinking about how strict my parents were growing up because
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I saw this thing from Arnold Schwartzenegger, who's doing a media around because he's
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got a book coming out. Oh, I'm sure you've already pre ordered the
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Arnold Schwartzenegger book. No, all I saw for me are locked on Brittany's
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book out. But he was talking about how strict he was as a parent.
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Apparently, first of all, you think about your dad being Arnold sz
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Yeah, back at least he knew he'd always be back. That's always comfort
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in that. But he was strict. He talked about how the fact that
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his kids weren't making their beds, and he was just up to here with
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the fact that they weren't making their bed So one day he walked into his
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kid's room and he saw his bed wasn't made, so he just grabbed the
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mattress like only Arl Arnold Steer could stop it and threw it off of their
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balcony into their swimming pool, which to me seems kind of nuts. Yeah,
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it feels like not strict Parentine, that's anger management issues. I mean,
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how do you come back from that? Well, he made the kid
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go get get the mattress. First of all, imagine on a stopping wet
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mattress out of a pool. Yeah, I'm thinking, oh cool, is
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this my new pool floating because I'm not getting that out of there. Basically,
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that was like a lily pad before. Yeah, No, lily pads
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were cool, you know. But like I had strict parents down in that
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way, and my dad never threw my mattress out the window or anything like
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that, you know, like very strict in the sense that I could never
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go anywhere. Every one of my friends could just go hang out at whoever's
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house at any time, didn't matter. My dad had to talk to whoever's
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parent was if he should, and if he didn't know the parents, like
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no chance. I'm like, Dad, they're fine people, you know.
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I mean, I find that to be really good parenting. Though my mom
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had this weird sixth sense that was very, very weird. She let me
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pretty much go hang do what I wanted. But I will tell you big
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Mama, I don't know what it was. But whenever she refused, like
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the you are not going, something serious ended up happening. Whether somebody got
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a minor, there was always a situation. But every time It's like she
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knew if you go, you're gonna get in trouble. It was very weird,
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very very odd. You were one of those kids, like everybody knew
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that kid who always just got away rights happened to leave the party at the
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right time. Yeah, I know. I'm very very lucky. Yeah No,
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I mean I think if I did have kids, I probably would be.
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I mean I understand some of the things now. Like you said,
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the whole call in the parents thing, Yeah, sure, because I knew
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at that time with the reason I didn't want him to call them. Oh
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sure, the older you get, you know, especially because your dad was
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probably just like Nick and I have these conversations. We feel like we did
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a lot of things. We know what you're up to. Your dad knew.
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Your dad totally knew. The one thing I will tell you about strict
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parentine. For some reason, my kids, Nick has we talked about this
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recently. Nick has a whistle. I'll be like, okay, kids,
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come on, come on, like whatever I need to do, Like,
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come on, I go through all the things to try to get them to
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do something. Nick whistles or even just looks at them. Oh hey,
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dad, what's going on? Oh yeah, Well he's big bad dad.
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Heck, if he whistled, I'd come. And it's the same cycle of
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kids think they can get a with anything, they think they're great liars,
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and then you grow up to be a parent and then you realize, like
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I was you, Yeah, I'm very aware of what you're trying to do
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here. Yes, but the one time land not a chance, I will
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say. I hope my dad's not listening, because I've never told him this.
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But in high school, I wanted to stay over my buddy's house,
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whose parents were out of town. And so my buddy, We're like sixteen,
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called my dad, knowing the rule that he had to speak to my
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dad called my dad and pretended to be his own dad. How did he
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not lose it? Well, I was losing it. I was peeing.
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My fans in the background are just john and it was so cartoonish. And
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my dad goes, yes, Hi, is this Craig. Craig, you
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can stay over? It's fun with me. No, your dad fell for
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them for what. I couldn't believe it. Kids don't try this at home.
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Oh get amana in the morning, big nutty eight point seven. I
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don't like to air my dirty laundry too much here, Amanda. But I
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had a little bit of a fight, we'll call it, in the household
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last night. My wife and I we've over the years, really since the
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beginning of our relationship, since we moved in together anyway, because you know,
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when you move in with somebody, there's all sorts of things you find
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out about how differently you live. There are ways you go about I think,
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such as the dishwasher. Now, do you or do you not rinse
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the dishes before you put them in the dishwasher. You rinse them till they're
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almost clean. Now, that's generally how I do it now. I think
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there's d a point, right if you're just gonna straight up wash it,
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well, then just put it away. But if I got chunks of food
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on my plate, I ain't leaving that up to the dishwasher. I'm gonna
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take care of it right then. Now, my wife, Lauren, she
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insists on putting whatever's on the plate, puts in the dishwasher, really and
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it's like like she'll take whatever, put it in the garbage disposal or the
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garbage can and she'll try to clean it up. No, there could be
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like an entire chicken breast stuck to the plate and she would throw it in
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the dishwasher. Yeah, she's like, that's what it does. It's a
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dishwasher washes the dishes. I'm like, yeah, but no meat it halfway.
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Have you ever cleaned your filter of your dishwasher filter? No idea,
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there was one of those. Yeah, So why is everything of a filter
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that's so annoying? It's hard enough to keep up with the air filter for
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people who just get willy nilly and throw in their on treys into the dish
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wash. Yeah, I guess it's gotta go. I'm trying to collect some
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of it. Yeah, so you know where your spinny thing is on the
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bottom, Oh, the spying else under like over to the side. I
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don't know you're making model Pike. But there's a little filter. You pull
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it up and then you can take out all the goop and all that kind
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of stuff. Yeah, it's kind of satisfying to clean. Do you eat
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it? Yeah, Pike? Oh you do? Okay, gotcha? Yeah,
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I've tossed it in my Tater todd hot dish had a little cream of
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much from well. Experts have weighed in Amanda and they say. When it
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comes to dishwashers, they say, how, I'm sorry. They're designed to
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provide a full dishwashing function, which includes rinsing, So go ahead and throw
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it in there. Well, yes, there's a rinsing, but there's also
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it's not taking off the the meal, do you know what I mean?
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And I don't with soap. I just rinse it all off because I use
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that big fan of the little handle scrubby thingy that you put the soap in
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the handle, and I always feel like those are just dirty. Well,
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you gotta get new ones. I know. Yeah, some people use them
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way too long. But we put it up on our Facebook page. By
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the way, if you want to weigh in whether or not you should be
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washing your dishes before you put them in the dishwasher, eight seven is the
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number. There's just a whole lot of yesses on here. I'm gonna go
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ninety six percent of people are absolutely rinsing their dishes before they go in there.
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That's what I feel like. It's right. And again I feel like
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this expert that's weighed in is just part of the big dishwasher conspiracy. See,
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my kids love helping them with the dishwasher. Briggs always likes to go
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grab the little pod and put it in there, and what a helpful little
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guy. Uh. They just aren't good at rinsing, so I always have
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to I'm like, oh, I'm grateful that they put them in the dishwasher,
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that's fantastic, But they don't rinse them out, so then I have
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to pull them out whatever. And then I'm also I'm like, you don't
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you know me, I'm a little psycho. If things aren't in the dishwasher
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properly, it drives me crazy. When there's a cup over there by the
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bowl. What is there a way to do it? All I know is
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like big plates on the bottom. Everything else you just jam on. It
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totally depends on what you have going on. If you have a lot of
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pots and pants on the bottom, then I'll allow those bowls to go to
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the top shell you put pots and pants in there. Even I know,
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don't tell my aunt who sells pampered chet She'll be going wild at Uh I
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do what's our number? I would like? I'd like some pampered chefs in
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the morning. Ready, that's he is piping hots today. Now Amanda stills
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the sea. Let's see so What does Donna Kelsey think of Taylor Swift Dayton,
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her son Travis. Wouldn't it be wild if I told you right now
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she can't stand her and think she's over the top, that would be the
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most interesting. Is that not the case? She thinks she's sweet, down
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to earth everything that you can imagine. You see the pictures of her giving
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her a big old I'd hug like they've known each other for years. Just
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wait after enough time comes by, because there's a honeymoon phase, not only
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for the relation the two people involved, but then for the families too.
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You know. Yeah, everyone's trying to impress everyone, and then a couple
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of years go by and you can't stand them go that far. A few
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years from now, it's just gonna be Taylor Swift's mother in law. Remember
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when I first started dating Nick and I'd go to visit, I would leave
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them little thank you carts, like thank you so much for having me this
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weekend. It's impossibly annoying. It's just when I thought you couldn't be extra
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anymore extra. I am their favorite daughter in law. I'm their only daughter
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in law, but I always remind them I'm their favorite. That's funny,
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you know. And Beyonce is she following in Taylor's footsteps or was this already
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planned? Beyonce did officially announced that there was a renaissance. A film by
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Beyonce is coming out soon. Now. Taylor's is going to be more of
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like going to her concert, and that's out on actual birth thirteen. But
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Beyonce's is going to be more of a documentary. So I'm guessing the behind
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the scenes, the making of the video or something like that. I don't
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know. You know, it's too bad because Beyonce is a really good actress
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actually, you know, so I wish she should do another movie. You
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know what they should do. Remember she was in Austin Powers. Oh,
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I forgot a remember movie where she was the like really b a. I
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wanna say it was like Tyler Perry's movie. I could be crazy, though,
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I think you might be talking about Austin Powers. No, No,
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like Foxy Cleopatra, like a detective. Yeah, I kind of forgot that.
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No, it's a great film. He's really visited again. In fact,
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the whole trilogy is legendary. Okay, all right, Pamela Anderson,
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I love everything about this. Have you guys seen the picture yet of her
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stealing the show at Paris Fashion Week, and it might surprise you because you're
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gonna go, oh, gosh, what's Pamela Anderson wearing? Or maybe not
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wearing. It's makeup. She's just rocking it out in Paris with no makeup
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on. She looks awesome, great complexion. I love everything about this.
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She posted a picture on her Instagram and said, an adventure in Paris with
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fresh eyes. There is beauty and self acceptance, imperfection and love. Amen
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and listen, I will say. And I've always respected the heck out of
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women for what you do in the morning to get ready, But please,
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I don't feel like getting heed to do that. I mean, I know
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you do it for yourself, of it is really for us feeling more confident.
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But there are sometimes, especially after like a nice fresh facial or something,
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I'm like, oh, I don't want to have to makeup on,
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But then you're also feeling like you probably should do something in the morning.
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Excuse me if my face is a little red, I'm embarrassed because I'm handa.
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You know, I just started this little DJ business, right, yeah,
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DJing weddings right. Pike Presents his the name very exciting, and so
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I am in the process required information to set up the store. Why I'm
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so humiliated this morning a man has called me out because you know, as
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you start a business, if you've ever done so, you know that reviews
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in the same and age are everything. Yeah, small businesses thrive because of
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them. Gotta have reviews. If I'm going to look up a service or
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something, first thing I do is look at reviews, like, okay,
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bad reviews, no things. So anyway, what I've been doing is because
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I'm DJed weddings throughout the years, just sort of on and off for whatever.
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And so I'm reaching out to these people. Hey, I know it
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was some time ago, but would you mind leaving a review now that I've
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officially got this business started. So I reached out to one of the couples.
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And what I did because they had already left a review on Google.
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And now I'm on the not which is the wedding website, you know,
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so I'm like, I need one on there, and so I said,
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hey, you can just copy and paste the review you had previously left and
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here's what it is. So I literally copied their review so they get nice
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and easy. Yes. So I get an update that I got a new
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review. I'm like, oh, exciting. Perfect. I go to look
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at it and the first line of the review reads, here's what you said
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before if you just want to copy and paste this colon, followed by the
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review. So now I'm like, oh my god, it looks like I'm
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just on here making up fake reviews essentially, so good. Was there an
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incentive for this gentleman to leave a review? No, just out of the
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goodness of his heart, because he should like you, and everybody else realizes
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that. You know, you gotta have these reviews. So are you a
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big reviewer? Do you give other businesses reviews? Do I? Yeah,
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Pike, I mean, when's the last review you gave besides your own?
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Yeah, I'm thinking, uh, thinking back a review? Well, you
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know kidding, I don't know. I don't think. I mean, I'm
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gonna be honest here. What that taker? You are? You gotta give
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a little love another places. You don't really realize it until it's you that
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it is important. So I don't know. I guess I can't really think
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of. Do you leave reviews every once in a while? Don't you just
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terrible ones out? Just kidd see that. I don't ever leave a terrible
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review. I don't. I'd rather just ignore the situation. I'm not one.
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It's like, what is that going to do? Well? I'm fascinated
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by unless you're really scorned. Like if you want to make it your mission
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to burn down a company, then yeah, then you're gonna go leave a
13:13
one star review, and you're probably gonna start it by saying if I could
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have left zero stars, I would have. Yeah, I'm a I will
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give the stars, and then I will admit I'm not giving you a long
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paragraph that you great food, awesome, they did a wonderful job. Love
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Yet aren't you so thankful for the people who do though? Like if you're
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on Amazon and you're ordering just some random piece of furniture and you got people
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leaving these detailed reviews, I'm like, what, do you just have a
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lot of time? Or no? It's great. I know I know I
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do every once a while if I order something and they'll send like a hand
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message, hey can you or a small business can you leave this review?
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And then of course locally, when you're patronizing people pike as, now you're
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a small business owner, you understand. Absolutely, Just everybody go to Pike
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Presents and copy them. How embarrassing. It's fine. I'm sure I can
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I edit it. I don't know. I don't think you can delete reviews.
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Isn't that the whole Yeah, the thing, I'd just be deleting all
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the bad ones, of course. I mean a week it reviews our show
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occasionally on Facebook. Only the bad ones I see? But really even been
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there everyone, I feel like remember some bad ones over the years. But
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that's just let's give it a peek. Yeah, take a peek. Oh
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awesome cruise, so much fun to listen to. What's our We have a
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copy paste four point eight ratings. We got to get up to a five.
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Definitely not a five star program here, Gracie, can you go leave
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a review? Thank you? Like in a minute in the morning on Big
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Nutty eight point seven? You I suspect a thing when you hear that telephone
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Fie fraend, fucking never this listen, fice fraend. You won't get arrested.
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Oh. It's fun to have good neighbors, isn't it. Yes,
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I mean, you can love the house, you can love the neighborhood,
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but she you never know what you canna get with those neighbors. Well,
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this one seems to be a very fun neighbor because she wants to prank her
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own neighbor, whose vehicle is currently parked in front of her mail box.
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Oh gosh, okay, I'm downe with this. Her name is Bridget.
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So what's called Bridget? Angus answers? I think it's Bridget anyway. Hello,
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yeah, Hi, I'm looking for bridge Orton. Well this is Bridget.
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Yeah that's what I said. Say Bridget. Hank dusty trunks over at
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showing an impound. How are you doing today? I'm okay, what's going
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on? Yeah? I just want to let you know what. We got
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your Toyota over here at the lot, so wondering why you're gonna come pick
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that up? What are you thinking? What do you mean you have my
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car? Yeah? Yeah, Well you had your car parked out in front
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of your neighbor's mailbox and they couldn't get their mails, so they called you
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in. Wait a second, no no no, no, no, no,
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no no no no, I I can't believe it. Kelsey called me
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in. Yeah. I don't know who that is. This is insane.
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I'm out of town. For work right now. But I parked there all
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the time, and it's it's literally never been an issue. I yeah,
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Bridget, I understand. I'm just gonna be blunt with you. Bridget.
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I'm willing to release your vehicle to you free at charge. You'll like it
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never happened, all right, you just got to do one thing for me.
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Okay, what would that be? Well, you see my grandma Dorothy.
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She's been begging me to go up to the casino so she can blay
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her slots. You know, the only issue is, yeah, I don't
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have a car, but you're a toad truck person and you don't wait to
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say, how is this I walk to work. I don't see how that's
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any of your business. Bridget. Wait a second, listen, here's the
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I'll just cut to the chase for you. Okay. If you're willing to
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let me take your car up to the casino with my grandma Dorothy for the
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day, I just you know, give it right back to you. Okay.
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This is insane. You can't be serious. This is ridiculous, and
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probably it's very unethical of you to be saying that. If you've told my
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car and now this is what they call the old you scratch my back and
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my grandma Dorothy's will scratch yours. It's a classic agreement. Doesn't mean you
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don't want your car back. That's not my problem. How much is it?
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I don't know what sounds like a lot of money to you because it's
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that much. Okay, Yeah, that's about. That's about what it is.
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Do we have a deal or what. I'm just saying, one afternoon,
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that's it. We just need one afternoon. I do want you to
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consider this bridget It says she doesn't go anywhere without her cats. Oh no,
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you're not bringing cats in my car? No way. Oh yeah,
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I should add she also chained smokes menthols. I am not letting you drive
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your chain smoking cat lady of a grandmother to the casino. Okay, that
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is Grandma Dorothy to you. I will not have that slander live on the
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radio about my own grandmother. Okay, okay, well what yeah, you're
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lucky Grandma Dorothy's not here. Jeez, thank god I made that lady,
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otherwise I'd be very offended. God, I was like, what's going on?
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Like, why would Chelsey call me my car and I'd parked? Oh
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my god, okay, so I do know Chelsea. In fact, Chelsea
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reached out to us and said that she just wanted to have a little neighborly
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fun because you were parking apparently near her mailbox. She said it wasn't an
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issue, but it was your idea to prank car. I love it.
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Oh my gosh. Oh. I was really having a heart attack for a
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second. I really thought you were like. I was like, okay,
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just take my car, but I don't have to pay several hundred dollars.
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I was like, get mental, And I was like, no, I
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love, by the way, the little neighborly fun because now you got to
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get after her. Yeah, I think I have to come up with something.
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But I was, oh my god, that's really funny. Well,
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I'm glad she has a great sunny humor about it. It makes me really
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happy and I can't wait to get home and the brownie. There you go.
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I was gonna say, dog do do on our doorsteps. I'm stumping
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you were right bad, like in a minute in the morning on seven This
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would be the life, wouldn't Are you like me? And you're like you
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thinking about retirement constantly wondering am I gonna have enough? Am I gonna ever
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be able to time? I'm gonna work till a thousand. It kind of
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makes me feel right now, just given everything, and it's because I'm in
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the thick of it. We're my kids and I love them. We're just
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being siphoned, like our bank account every day. I'm like, can we
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just get like where did this all go? Oh? Yeah, like a
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house bills, like all the things around me. So to me, it
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feels where am I ever gonna save to not work? And they out they're
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like, hey, oh, you know, you just need to retire.
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It's only like a couple million. And then you hear that number, You're
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like, okay, never mind. Then well, this couple has figured out
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a little hack, a little oh yeah, yeah, a little glitch in
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the system. Their names already and jess Amson elderly couple, yes, elderly.
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Now. Instead of going into a nursing home, which is very expensive
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if you've put a family member and their mom, parent, whatever, they've
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figured out that going on a cruise in the ocean Amanda is cheaper for them.
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They've literally been on fifty one back to back cruises because it's cheaper than
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a retirement home. Well, I know during COVID and stuff, they were
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pretty cheap, but are they really that Well you think about offensive, it's
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like flying or hotels, like if you're constantly doing it, they have rewards
20:32
programs. I suppose it's only getting cheaper and cheaper. I know a guy
20:34
who lives out of hotels and like nice hotels. So these these two people,
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they don't even know how to make a bed anymore, they said,
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because they've got a housekeeper. Awesome. The other thing is you think about,
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Okay, well you're elderly, you're gonna have to have some like healthcare.
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But they got people on board if anything were to happen. And the
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food. Let me tell you about the food. If you've not been out
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of cruise, right, I have not, but I imagine it's like if
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you go to an all inclusive, you just get all the different options in
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the buffet style, all of them got It's so good. Oh. I
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can't decide with this between the steak and the lobster. Why not get them
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both. I'm on a cruise, it doesn't matter. Jeez. Do they
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have an exercise program on there too? Well, they got a wonderful workout
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facility. I mean, I think it's cute. I think it's a great
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idea. In fact, I had a similar idea back in college. Remember
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when I was going to Morehead sat University. I remember msum sorry and because
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freshman year it costs so much to stay in the dorms and I'm stuck in
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Nelson Hall. If you're familiar, it's the beer can at MS you have
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gracy nose. I mean, it's like a stepbub prison. My buddy and
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I my roommate, we started to do the math one night and we just
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looked up at a hotel and Morehead and we're like, how much would it
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cost for us to just stay in a hotel because you know, he got
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the housekeeper, you got Continental breakfast, even if it is just some pre
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packaged scrambled eggs. While Pike, you are wide is beyond your years.
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When we were we never pulled the trigger. But if anybody's listening thinking about
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how they can get out of that dorm life, I'd consider it. Gosh,
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I skipped dorm life altogether just because I couldn't do it. It was
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a weird though, what do you mean you couldn't do it? I just
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never wanted to like share my space. You never had a roommate, did
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you, unless I was like married do him? There was that like in
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a minute in the morning, Big nutty eight point seven. Now here's what
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you need to know. You can run, but you can't hide. Taylor
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Swift is in full effect. Everywhere you turn, you're going to pretty much
22:26
see her, even if you're just a football fan these days. But her
22:29
presence helped NBC Sunday night football matchup between the Chiefs and the Jets. Yes,
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it was a big game. We already knew that I would have been
22:34
watching either way, but there was a lot more women watching the game to
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check out their girl, Taylor, averaging about twenty seven million viewers across all
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platforms on Sunday Night. Well, it is kind of Travis Kelcey to sort
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of, you know, bring Taylor along for the ride, this ride of
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fake because let's be honest, your career was in a severe decline and until
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this, I mean, wasn't her. Wasn't it called the Last Hurrah Tour?
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Yeah, isn't that what that was? And weren't there like a ton
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of empty seats in those stadiums? There was nobody when I went, that's
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what I think, and so bad that she's scrounging up money or trying to
23:10
get more money for this movie. Who's gonna go see that? I know
23:12
it's such an ego thing for her. She's like, I gotta play at
23:15
us Bank Stadium, when in reality it's probably a Thursday at Dempsey's. It
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feels like, by the way, a lot of people are curious, is
23:22
she gonna be at that Minneapolis game? Is she gonna be there for the
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Vikings? They play them Sunday? They play the Chiefs, right, and
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so yes, I don't think she will be I really truly don't. I
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think last week was a convenient situation because she lived over there hanging with people
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doing her thing. That's probably like, that's probably not a game she needs
23:38
to go to. You know. It's kind of like when I was in
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high school and my dad would be like, do I need to go to
23:42
this one? I'd be like, Dad, now you can sift out one
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ahead. It's gonna be a quick one, and don't worry. I did
23:49
not know they were still doing this. When is the last time you even
23:52
saw red Box? Red Box? Are they out? My boxes are brown?
23:57
Brown, box. Well, Netflix has officially ended DVD rentals after decades
24:04
of shipping out their red DVD envelope. I could not believe they were still
24:11
doing this September twenty nine. Were watching DVDs. We do because our kids
24:15
watch them in the car, although we're having some issues with it. So
24:18
that's been a bummer. Who We've had a really just kidd get in his
24:22
own music? No, but yeah this? Uh? And what are you
24:26
gonna do with all these DVDs? Like I still got my dad keeps speak
24:30
of the devil, keeps asking about our old like family home videos that are
24:33
on vhs and how you can get those from vhs onto the computer. Yes,
24:38
is there a way? Yeah, there is, you can take it.
24:41
There's a bunch of different companies. I'm not exactly sure, but you
24:42
can. Okay, you can do with them. I personally am not qualified
24:48
for that job. Never mind. Then the last DVD to be sent out
24:52
the twenty ten movie True Grit. Now there's a film I haven't seen.
24:56
I think that's what Clint Ease would proba not sure. Yesterday it was so
25:04
hot we actually tied a record high in the Fargo more Head areat ninety degrees
25:10
that was set all the way back in eighteen ninety seven. Wow, how'd
25:14
you enjoy it? Well? I enjoyed it quite nicely. Aman. We
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had lunch on the patio. I played eighteen holes at Rose Creek Public Golf
25:22
Course. How'd you? How'd you? I thought you'd never asked? Thanks.
25:26
I parted the eighteen toll. That's all I care to remember. You
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black out for the seventeen before, or well I would have if the bar
25:33
was open, but oh gosh, yeah, they shut her down out there.
25:37
Way to go out. Probably your last round, don't you think?
25:40
Yeah? I mean what it looks nice like next week doesn't look I guess
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it really depends on where you're at. But some people are fair weather.
25:47
I'm right here. Today is going to be windy, chance of some showers,
25:51
but we're talking like high of fifties coming up. The thing about golfing
25:53
and Fargo is if you don't like to play in the wind, you're probably
25:56
just not gonna be playing any golf. True, that's what they say.
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It's true in the morning. Sorry, nickel Back and me in the Fargodome
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this Thursday night already I cannot wait. And if you want to go.
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We have tickets right now, so let's say good morning to our caller at
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number nine. Good morning, who's this Hi? My name is Joseph,
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Joseph calor nine. You want to go see nickel Back? Yeah? That
26:23
would be all right. Well, here's the deal. Sixty seconds showdown is
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the name of the game. Have you heard us played this before? I
26:29
think so? Okay, so it's pretty easy. Depends on who we have
26:33
giving a hints. I guess so. I see the shade, you're just
26:37
through their bike. I felt it. Here's the deal I've written down.
26:40
Now. It's Amanda's turn today, so unfortunately for you, that's going to
26:42
be your only option. I've written down seven things now. The theme today
26:48
randomly is reptiles. All right, boy, reptile theme. Now, Amanda
26:53
will describe to you or give hints to identify these things, and if you
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get five of them in sixty seconds, you win. Okay, okay,
27:00
fun fact, big reptile girl, oh famous for her reptiles. All right,
27:04
So here we go. I got sixty seconds on the clock. Joseph
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Nickelback. Tickets are on the line. Let's do it. Three, two,
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one, see you later, alligator. Oh yeah, uh uh chickens
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lay them big uh, A little little uh. It's oh my gosh,
27:25
it's like a little thing in the tongue goes it's pass. Oh he died.
27:34
Brandy's his daughter's name. She just had babies. He was like the
27:40
Australian dude who was in the wild crocodile. Dundee, No, nope,
27:45
us, let's pass. Okay, this is Slythers. It's Lithers, snake
27:48
yep uh. After a while, crocodile. And I was doing this,
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what is that? What is that noise? What is what is that noise
27:57
I'm making with? Like? What is that thing? Your tongue? Thank
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you, thank you, thank you, Joseph, because I could not stand
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to hear that noise in my ear anymore. Oh my gosh. I don't
28:10
know why I couldn't get lizard. But I was thinking, does a lizard
28:12
do have the creepy tongue that goes roop roop? Their tongues do go a
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little and as Steve Irwin was the other Steve Irwin, oh man, we'll
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call it good enough. Joseph. You're going to see nickelback and grants due awesome