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The Best Time To Workout · Podcast - Big 98.7

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What's the best time to work out? You know a lot of people.
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Of course, it's just like when you can if at all. You know,
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this is assuming that you're working out, which you know, I think
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we all go through different seasons of fitness. Totally currently in my season of
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actually doing it, which has been a goal of mine for some time.
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But what the best time of day is. Researchers at the renowned University of
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Sydney, Australia YEP have found that working out at night could be the best
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for your health. We were just discussing this, so of course Saturdays and
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Sundays. I love nothing more than waking up and being able to get a
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workout in. For me, like a morning workout, great start to the
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day, get you that little mojo. Of course, we're not able to
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do that unless I'm working out between three and three thirty am, which is
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impossible. I guess I shouldn't say impossible. Well, it's like I'm not
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that motivated. For a while, I tried where i'd you know, go
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run or is it like run for fifteen minutes even before I showered and got
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ready for work, So this would be like three forty five in the morning.
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That didn't last very long. I'm like, no, just let me
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do it later. Yeah, So when I get home, like around one
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o'clock, sometimes I can just like work out right then and that'll keep me
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motivated through the day. But sometimes if I can get like a twenty minute
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quick nappen to like rejuvenate myself. It's just you have to have that little
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nap because you can't go over the top otherwise you're exhausted. But it was
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a couple of weeks ago, I did a really late workout for me which
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was like six thirty and just like jumped in the shower afterwards, and I
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was exhaust Like it was like the perfect I got a great night of sleep.
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I'm like, maybe that is the key spot. It's interesting because they
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do warn you that weren't are working out too close to bedtime, you won't
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be able to sleep, because it's funny how that works. When you work
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out, sometimes you have more energy, you know, you get that high
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feeling. But they say that the people in the study who worked out at
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night, and what they consider workout is moderate to vigorous activity lasting three minutes
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or longer. So and get creative with what that might be I was gonna
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to ask, what is night considered, like, well, evening tonight,
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so okay, you know, six pm or later is what they're saying.
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And what the research found was not necessarily you're gonna lose more weight, You're
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gonna be in better shape because you know, I think it's sort of potato
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potato just doing it in general. Yeah, but it's the long term effects
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of working out at night. The people in the study who did the evening
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workouts had fewer diagnosis of cardiovascular disease, heart attack, stroke, microvascular disease,
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kidney disease. I mean, it's just the endless amount of benefits to
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working out at night. One other benefit I think is because then you're tending
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to probably not drink because you've been working out instead of like opening a bottle
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of wine. Yeah, you're you know, maybe whipping up a protein shake
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and after a workout, I'm not going to dive into a big meal,
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So you're also gonna probably not eat as much. Yeah. And if there's
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ever a time I don't feel like having junk food or drinks, it's after
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a workout, yeah, because you're just like in that fitness mode, like
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no I don't want to ruin it. Why would I spoil that great workout
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with a pizza? All right, let's try the night workouts, Pike.
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Let's see how that goes for us six pm to start like a little text.
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It's like, okay, we need we do need to get a star
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chart. We've been talking about that. Yeah we have. I'd be killing
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it too, I'd have so many gold stars up there right now. All
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right, I'll work on it, bringing a little bringing all the kids.
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They're done with their uh, their peachchart, so I'll bring that in and
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we can start putting the peach chart. Yeah, like when they go to
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the bathroom. Oh, literally, a peach chart. I were kidding a
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minute in the morning, big nutty eight point seven, you want to suspect
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a thing? When do you hear that telephone room by freend what's lacking?
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Number? This lesson by spread a sunny want arrested bags friend well with wedding
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season right upon us here, Amanda, this couple is getting married in just
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a few short weeks. So you know you got all the details ironed out,
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You've got it all ready to go. But what if something were to
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go wrong just weeks before can you imagine? No, I would lose my
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mind. So this woman has reached out. She wants to to mess with
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her fiance about their catering. Oh, she does, that's her idea.
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Usually everybody's messing with the bride. I kind of like this. I let's
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give this rascal of calls see if we can't get them. Hello. Hi,
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is this Brandon? Good morning Brandon. This is a Joe milkhouse over
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here at Catering and Fargo. We got a little situation, and so I
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just want to run something by you, if you got a second Okay,
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first I should ask are you still planning on having your wedding on May third?
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Yeah? That's our wedding date. Okay, is that movable at all?
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No, it's in three weeks. We can absolutely not move our wedding
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date. What is the problem here? Well, okay, well this is
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embarrassing, jeez. But you know I know that you had the sirloin steaks
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you'd ordered for the dinner. Correct, Yeah, okay, Well here's the
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thing. I got into a little thing with the guy at our steak supplier,
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and well they're not going to give us the steaks anymore. What the
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hell does that even mean you got into a thing with him. Yeah,
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it was this whole thing. The guy said, I looked like Brian Cranston.
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I said, no freaking way do I look like Cranston? YadA,
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YadA. They're not going to give us the steaks anymore. Basically, you've
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got to be kidding me. So what are you going to do about our
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steaks? Well, I mean that's where I finally have some good news,
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because I managed to come up with a solution all on my own. Here's
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what I'm thinking. If you could just ask your guests to bring their own
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steaks, we would still be willing to cook them, and we could serve
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them and, you know, really everything except for bringing the steak. It'd
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be sort of like a b yos situation. Uh No, we're not asking
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our guests to bring their own meat to our wedding. That's absurd. What
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if I said, they could, you know, also bring maybe like a
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chicken or a pork chops if they prefer. Now, how the hell are
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they supposed to bring a pork chop? I don't know, Wrap it up
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in some foil, put in your purse. I haven't thought that far.
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Listen, I want to make this right, but you're gonna have to maybe
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meet me halfway here. Uh, this is so unbelievable. I'm not going
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to tell my fiance that our guests need to bring their own meat, So
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either get some freaking steak somewhere else, or we're gonna have to find someone
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who will. I hear you, I hear you clucking, big chicken.
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I gotta tell you, though, Brandon, this is a prank call what
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yeah, prank, Come on, non, nobody's bringing their own meat.
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Just relax, it's piking a mandate in the morning. I'm gonna draw the
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line here because I feel bad for you. We were tasked with pranking you
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by your wife or I guess soon to be white. We'll call her your
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fiance for now. Jana. She thought it'd be fun to have one last
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laugh before you guys tied the big knot so oh my god, I'm gonna
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kill her. I love it. No, it sounds I think the steaks
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will be delicious and nobody will have to bring their own so we can get
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an invite. Usually we get like dried up chicken or something, you know.
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Yeah, but when I get a manna in the morning seven, the
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problem I face every morning anyway, is that this is only a four hour
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radio show, and there's so many things I want to talk about, but
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you only can pick like the best stuff, right, And so with that
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set, Amanda, I'd like to discuss grilled cheese. Okay, this is
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the gosh one of my favorite topics. Yes, because a survey was just
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conducted and this is a big survey commissioned by Pepperidge Farm, thank you,
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and five thousand American adults were surveyed on how much they eat grilled cheese and
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it was found the average person eats thirty six grilled cheeses per year. Thirty
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six. That's like my kids definitely are up in that they love a good
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grilled cheese. Well that's like three a month, isn't it sort of a
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kid, I don't know that I've had a grilled cheese as an adult really,
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So we do grilled ham and cheese. Sandwich is a lot with soup
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that's kind of a go to in the winter for us. And isn't it
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mandatory to have tomato soup? Yes, tomato ba is ald tomato soup.
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Yeah. So yeah, I saw this. I'm like, well, this
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is a ridiculous thing. There's no way adults are eating that many oh grilled
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cheeses. If you're like my husband, he likes to dip his in ketchup.
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That is like if we do like tater tots with it, I can
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maybe let it dabble into the ketchup, But that's not really my jam.
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People are getting way too loosey goosey with ketchup. And I also think that
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now like adult grilled cheese sandwiches. Have you ever had over at Blernie Stone
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on Mondays? They have that uh grilled cheese sandwach sam Oh Boys sandwich grilled
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cheese with cottage bacon. Like if you just like doctor it up. I
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like to add avocado to a grilled cheese sandwich. Okay, but at what
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point is no longer a grilled cheese. It's just a sandwich with cheese on
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it. Well, no, because it's still a grilled cheese. And then
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you add a couple little things. It's not come adding and like lettuce and
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tomato, you're adding a ton of stuff just avocado. It's ham that grilled
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cheese is only a grilled cheese if it consists of grilled cheese. That's my
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thought Anyway, They did say though that they respondence to the study, the
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best kind of grilled cheese consists of two slices of American cheese on white bread,
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medium toasted and cut diagonally. Yeah, sometimes I cut it in squares
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for my kids. That there's something about that too, where it's just like
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one bite and then do you eat the crust or no, because if it's
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not cheesy enough, I leave the crust behind. Leave the crust. Yeah,
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No, you gotta have the crust unless you dip it in the soup
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and it's kind of like adds a little extra crisp to it. Well,
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yeah, because if you take the crust off it, there's no more barrier,
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so it can really soak into the bread. And then you gotta do
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pepper jack and cheddar. What says here American? Which you know, what
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does he eat? What America? What is American cheese? Because I looked
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it up and it's yellow, But then at subway it's white, So what
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the heck are we doing? And what at subway it's white? Yeah,
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you get an American cheese at subway it's white. Chatter is yellow. But
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like like craft singles, is what I'm envisioning for American cheese, and that's
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what people are using mostly. But I don't know. I guess if I
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were to trust a country with cheese, it probably wouldn't be America. And
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listen, I love America. So you know, how would you rate this
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conversation Now that we're kind of at the end of the line, I've just
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I mean, out of all the topics we were going to discuss today,
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and grilled cheese just happens to be one of them. I really would like
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to reinforce the fact that despite my thoughts on American cheese, I am I
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am a patriot. Think people were concerned Amanda in the morning, I know,
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Amanda Stills. Let's see. Let's see. I think people are loving
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how transparent Travis Kelcey has been with his relationship with Taylor Swift. On his
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podcast yesterday, he was obviously talking to his brother, but he had a
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special guest, Little Dicky was there and talking about his relationship. It is
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pretty wild and they were talking about it yesterday. I'm having a blast in
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life, baby, Yeah, just flying hat as you should, bringing new
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new lives to the football world. Yeah. I think it's the best thing
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I ever bring the football world up to new things. I love it.
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I think a lot of people who would maybe expect to hit on it actually
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love it, and they acknowledge they love it because it's just so oh,
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there's something so American about it, or something to say, there's something like
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just classic about it. I don't know how I did, because she does
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not she wasn't into sports. It's a little dicky to put it so perfectly.
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It is a fairy tale, and I know that sounds so cheesy,
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given like I mean, Taylor Swift has lyrics and some of her songs about
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stuff like this, like happens mocking like the high school, like yeah,
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from cheerleader dating the jock. You know, that's kind of what it is.
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She's America sweetheart, and he's just a good looking football player. He's
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more than that. Now all right, Now, by the way I did
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see it, he is doing that Are you smarter than the fifth grade?
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Or he's hosting paying No, he's hosting it. Yeah, So that actually
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is a real thing that's going on. Melrose Plays. They're getting a reboot
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and they're bringing back some of the OG cast members. Now, this was
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one of my favorite shows growing up my mom and I watched it every Monday.
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It was classic Heather Locklear, Laura Lighton. They're trying to get everybody
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back on board with this now. The whole thing is from the original series,
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A Dear Friend dies. They all gathered to say goodbye, and that's
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we're gonna pick up where they left off. I am hesitant, though,
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because nine O two one zero we were all jacked about that. The whole
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past was read say we all, well, you weren't a nine two oh
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fan. I wasn't. Yeah, don't include I'm saying the fans of it,
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and it was just you kept watching it hoping it was gonna get better,
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and it just kept getting worse and worse, just so bad. Just
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have to accept there will be no good rebooted TV show. They just won't.
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And so except it's painful because you get excited about it, but then
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they kind of let you down. I mean, it's fun to see the
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characters back, like that's cool for a second, just to see it,
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yeah, and then after that you have to have to enjoy the show,
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and it's just hard to do. Gypsy Rose, she officially filed for divorce
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and it's gonna cost her some big old money. So when she got married
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to Ryan, I guess she had the first series that she did with Lifetime.
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I'm like her post prison interview that was put in a trust so he
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can't touch that. But then they signed on for another series with Lifetime,
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which he's going to get cash in cashing aloud of big checks from And then
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she wrote a book, so that is also going to be a part of
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money he could collect if he is getting dirty, which I would think he
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probably would, but I don't know much about him. He's a teacher,
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and uh, it's a better profession than hiring people to kill your mom.
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I mean, if you were to compare the two, wouldn't you say?
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I see? And this is where I like that. You're just being so
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open about it because we're talking about gypsy roses though like that, I say,
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we are all sympathetic of what she went through as a child. Of
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course, Yeah, I'm sorry. I draw the line at killing people.
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That's just I'm not I've made the stand on the show before. I do
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not stand for murder, correct, That's just me, and I'm not supporting
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her. I'm just intrigued by it. Much like like the book, I
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I might read it, gonna want to know more about it. What if
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OJ's got a novel coming out you could buy while you're at it? Didn't
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it wasn't it called like the glove didn't fit? Oh yeah, well he
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wasn't even convicted. So don't even put them in the same sentence, like
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an in the morning on a big nuddy eight point seven. You know,
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these gen zs, they get sort of a bad rap, kind of like
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and I remember when it was millennials, who are the ones under the microscope
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about doing all these new stupid things. Well, I actually have a good
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story about gen Z. You know, you gotta be fair. They've gone
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viral a group of gen Zers that we're talking like teenagers for doing something really
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admirable. It was somebody at a restaurant and they had in the restaurant there
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was a big group of young kids gen Z, and they noticed that on
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the table as everybody was talking and laughing, was a massive pile of cell
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phones. These kids wanted to just be present with each other, the people
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they love, and they put their phones in a pile. And so now
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people are praising gen Z for really doing the opposite of what we sort of
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generalize them as doing it's being on their phones all the time. Yeah,
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absolutely amazing. I just talked to you the other day. We were talking
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about going out on dates still and how sometimes I'll just leave my phone in
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the car, and to me, it's the most romantic thing in the world.
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Oh my gosh. When my husband, because he is like, oh
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yeah, he'll leave his phone in the car on the weekend or something at
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the lake, is like I don't need it. I'm like, you don't
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need it? Come again, you know me. Definitely the need category,
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But a lot of it too, is in the middle of a conversation.
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How many times if you don't have your phone you're like, hey, just
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look that up or check it out. Yeah. It's amazing to me how
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dependent we are on it and our lack of a truly pathetic. Really yes,
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And it's not even like dinner. It's something even smaller, like I
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can't go to the bathroom. This is pathetic. You know, men,
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we have these things called urinals. You stand there anyway. I can't stand
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at a urinal for that whatever, the eighteen seconds it takes without a phone
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in one all. Yeah, it's right. Yeah, well, okay,
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I know it's probably gross too. It is gross, And that's also like
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a whole other conversation because I can sit here and just look at you and
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say how disgusting it is. But also I'd be lying to everybody if I
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didn't bring my phone to the bathroom, you know, I mean, and
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also, yeah, we're washing our hands. But when you think about all
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of that, just grow right. That's why they make those dispensers for the
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toilet paper and so you can set your phone there. That's what those are
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for. But I will point out exactly the few gen Z I know,
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like my wife has young siblings, so our youngest sisters in high school,
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and we'll hang out with her and she always calls me and my wife screen
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agers. It's a little term they've coined. Really yeah, because we'll be
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on her phone and she's like calling us out for being on her phone.
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That is really interesting. I know a lot of people play the game too,
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so and I don't know if this is what the gen Z crew when
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they put their phones in there. It's like if somebody grabs their phone,
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then you have to buy everybody drink if for what you're doing. So I
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don't know if It's like a drinking game for them where somebody has to buy
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the tab. That's funny to say, but then when it's you, it's
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like, well, I'm not gonna do that. I'm not going to buy
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around. What come on? What if it's an emergency? And that's that's
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what you tell yourself. That's how you cope with always being on your phone.
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It's like, wow, you gotta have it because what if, oh
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gosh, I have kids. I mean, what if I got a message
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and I had to go pick them up immediately? Last night it was a
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beautiful night, so we went for a walk and I thought, you know,
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I could just leave my phone at home. Nobody wants that bulky phone
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swinging around in their shorts. But what if what if we get attacked in
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the park. We got to have a phone. Now here's what you need
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to know. Well, the Packers are going to be playing the Eagles for
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the NFL's first Brazil game. It's gonna be the season opener September sixth.
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Pike. I thought for sure this was going to be like an instant,
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You're going, But I forgot you already had travel plans. I know,
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well, just picking back from Italy. Of course that weekend I have a
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couple of weddings and tjangs, so not in the cards to go to Brasil,
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South America to watch the Factors play so cool. It would be so
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fun. I also go back and forth because it's like, I love the
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Packers, I would love to see him play. But I get the need
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to want to combine a trip to Brazil with watching the Packers. But when
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you rather just watch the Packers at Lambeau and then go to Brazil for Brazil
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things, I don't know. I mean, I think it'd be like an
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all encompassing trip. You're not just gonna like fly in game day and leave.
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Yeah, I don't know. It would be a lot of fun.
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It's not good experience. It's cool. It's cool that they're moving the NFL
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to different parts of the world, and this one. The time zone seems
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to be better where I always say, yeah, yeah, I do enjoy
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though I think it was a London game. I like waking up on a
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Sunday morning, It's like eight o'clock, we got football, let's get going.
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That is kind of fun. I knew a guy that lived in Hawaii
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for a while and it's the same thing. Like the first NFL games kick
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up at eight am, and then the next ones are at noon and the
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Sunday night games at three pm. It's just like the perfect day. You're
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in bed by seven. Oh what a dream? Solid also going on this
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What was that I was gonna say? And you live in Hawaii, things
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are okay. There's that the Olympics are going to be in Paris as you
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know, this summer and for the first time ever, gold medalists are gonna
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be taken home fifty thousand dollars with their prize. So if you're a part
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of like a relay, you're gonna have to divide that by four. But
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still you are Yeah, it said that. It said, are you making
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that the prize for relay gold split between the winning PARTICIPANTSH my god. Yeah,
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I'm not making it up after taxes of just throw some peanuts at them.
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Well, and I never really thought about it, but yes, of
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course, most of our Olympians they're cashing in because of endorsements and sponsorships and
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different things like that. But ultimately, is it a big payday because I
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don't know think you've paid anything other than this now and then we've heard from.
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I cannot remember his name, it still be my mind. Remember the
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guy who did the shot put any shot putters, He was from NDSU.
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Oh yeah, we hadn't come in here and anyway, just the like the
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living condition, you didn't do anything. That must have been your last boyfriend.
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You weren't here that time. Okay, well through that hot minute you
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left me, but we were keeping in touch with him, and just like
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the way they were living. I mean, you just you think an olympian
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you're going to the Olympics are going to have you set up real nice.
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Only a few of them have that set up. It's listen, it's a
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lot of work, obviously, years of it, commitment for little glory.
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I mean a lot of glory, just not financial glory, more of a
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project. It really is. Who's your favorite Olympian of all time? Either
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Simone Biles or I Michael Phelps is definitely still up there. Yeah, but
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he smoked that pot, so yeah, I'm just kidding. Oh Tanya hurting
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Nancy Carrigan, Oh yeah, that'd be who did the leg crushing Tanya heart
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poor Nancy. Yeah, I wonder who my favorite Olympian is? Are you
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wondering. Yeah, okay, hm hmm, peekaboos street the slalom skier or
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who's the actual skier? Who is the anton Apollo anton Ono? Yeah,
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yeah, all right, or some wrestlers like of course you got to get
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the wrestlers in there. Name one Cale Sanderson. Okay, got it?
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All right? Wait I knew him personally. I went to his camp,
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did you really he was Yeah, he was coaching a camp at Iowa staying
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and I was in high school and we were warming up. It was the
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big session where Kyle Sanderson, undefeated college wrestler, four time national champion,
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Olympic gold medal medalists, current head coach at Penn State. Anyway, we're
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running, You're supposed to be running like hard, and I was kind of
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messing around. It was summer, you know, some jogging. And he
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looks me in the eyes, dead in the eyes, this olympian, and
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he goes, that's a casual jog, my friend, I've never ran faster
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in my life. Pick me up, humiliated. All right, Today it
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is going to be sunny, there is a chance of some rain. High
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of about fifty seven. That's a casual forecast. My friend Amanda in the
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morning. Come on, get up on big. Some people are better at
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giving gifts than others, and totally yes, And then they kind of make
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you feel bad because you never can reciprocate, reciprocate, you know what I
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mean. But this, this lady received the gift of a lifetime. And
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Amanda, I know you're gonna love this personally, okay, because she shared
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online that she had just moved into a house about ten months before this story,
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and so she received in the mail package and she's like, oh,
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package nice. And the only people that know her address are the people in
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her close circle. Of course, there's got to be somebody she knows and
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loves. But the package did not have a name on it, so it
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was a mystery. But in the package was a bag, and in the
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bag was a collection of finger and toenails. Oh gross. Now it's what
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is wrong with people. But tell me if this makes up for it at
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all, because on the package were three words that said thinking of you.
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Ah no, no, what is this like a serial killer? I'm coming
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for your toenail clipping. I'm thinking of you. You don't have to kill
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the person to get the toenails, that's true, but that's a little hasty,
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But I'm I'm definitely on high alert and I'm calling the police and I'm
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going, are you real You're you're gonna waste our law enforcement's valuable time with
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the bag of toenails. Maybe I won't call them, I'll just show up
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at the police station be like, here's after I have like gloves on and
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everything, like, here's a bag of toenails. These got sent to me.
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Thank you for I appreciate DNA tests on them, and uh, figure
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out the return address all of it. Yes, No, that's creepy.
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You think you're gonna get a detective on that. Imagine that's the case.
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You're cracking running DNA on a toenails. All I'm worried about is the toenail
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toenails steal. Oh boy, we got a mouthful this morning. You shouldn't
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have had that peanut butter before we went on in the morning. Big Nutty
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eight point seven got a new term I'd like to introduce you to. And
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it's kind of annoying because you know, they got to put terms on everything
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now with the TikTok and internet and whatnot. The things have been going going
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on forever as long as a tail, as old as time, you could
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say. But there's a new term, Amanda, when it comes to your
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workplace called resentism. Resent Are you a practice or of resents? I would
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like to think I'm not. So. This is a term that's very similar
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to what you may have heard called quiet quitting, for somebody just basically gets
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a point where they hate their job, they resent their job and the people
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involved, their managers, and so they start to practice resentism, which is
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where they don't quit, they just start working a lot less and a lot
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less hard. You've seen people go through this situation, I think, right,
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I think I feel like more people than not practice resentism, right.
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I mean it's a catch twenty two because like, of course, if you're
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working for a big company and it's like you know that they don't maybe necessarily
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care about you, right, that's the whole kind of way of thinking now
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is like, oh, they don't care about you, and I'll fire you
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in a second, so why should you care about them? So then you'll
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do the bare minimum, which okay, you can do that, but it's
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a catch twenty two of well, if you want to move up or improve
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your situation, you can't do the bare minimum, right, and I guess
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I would go for more of the I wouldn't feel fulfilled and I would feel
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icky, you know what I mean, Like that wouldn't make a good balance
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in my life. Like I would not be okay with just being a resentee
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is yes, Like I would struggle in that. Yeah. Well, a
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lot of people say the biggest complaints about their workplace are feeling like they're being
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taken advantage of, feeling resentful of people with more flexibility, feeling excluded,
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feeling inadequate, and a lot of people are distaining jobs because there's a lot
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of feelings going on, like just big feelings. Well, it's interesting because
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you know everybody in whatever workplace you're in, and we've worked several places,
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they're like all the same, no matter what line of work you're in,
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no matter what the people are, it's like the same conversations are being had.
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Oh absolutely, Like every time you think, oh this happened, or
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you you feel like it's like, oh, probably just my job is like
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this. You you go a happy hour and it's like, wait a minute,
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is every job like this? Literally? I mean that's just the dynamics
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of it, don't you. My most common answer when people ask me about
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our job, it's like, oh, radio, that that's got to be
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fun. I'm like, yeah, you know, it's overall like a really
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good time. But you know, of course, believe it or not,
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we find things to complain about too, for sure. You know, it's
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just like I worked. I've worked radio jobs. I worked at a golf
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course, and I don't know if there's more drama than the guys working at
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a golf course. I mean, it's crazy. I realized we had such
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a parallel line of our career. Remember I worked at a golf course before
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radio. I think we were doing different things. You weren't the golf cart,
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girl boy, weren't you servicing the members making those out gin and tonics?
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, servant drinks. That's what I was doing.