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Self checkouts are making us lonelier · Podcast - Big 98.7

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You know, when you go to the grocery storey go to Walmart. Self
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checkouts becoming more and more of the thing, obviously, but it turns out
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the self checkouts could be contributing to our loneliness, and nobody likes to be
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lonely. That's what I've heard, they say of pay lanes and US grocery
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chains are at this point self checkouts. You know, I feel like we've
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moved past the point of complaining, you know, like, oh, they're
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taking jobs right that. I think we've all just been beaten into submission where
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it's like, all right, fine, they're all going to be self checkouts
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and listen, I'll take a self checkout. However, it's making us lonely
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because Tony Antonucci, a professor of psychology at the University of Michigan, explained
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that these relationships we have with the checkout people are considered quote weak ties.
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They're described as warm, low stakes relationships, similar to the ones between cashiers
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and customers. They're a critical tool from maintaining emotional well being, especially later
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in life as your social circle shrinks. So you think about out, you
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know, elderly people, Yeah, who I think about my grandma who you
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know, as everybody around them is dying, right, they just you know,
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find solace in their relationship with the cash here people they see semi regularly.
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A robot. Now it's a robot. Now they have nobody, They
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have nobody. James, Wow, Pike, so are you It's a little
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early for this early for it to make me so sad. Now, nevertheless,
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the US borrow that's how you say that word, right, I think
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it's probably bureau. It's federal borrow of Labor Statistics anticipates in the number of
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cashiers nationwide expected to shrink ten percent over the next ten years, a loss
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of roughly thirty three five hundred thousand jobs. Wow, that's a lot of
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jobs, Pike. So let's take cashier's gonna do. Let me, I
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know we're a day early, we do what do you do on Fridays on
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Pike and Amanda in the morning, But let me hit you with what do
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you do? Okay, you're standing at the grocery store, nobody's in line.
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You gotta sell check out lane, and you got a nice young lady,
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probably a senior at more at high yepkay, working in the check yep.
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That sounds right. Which lane he's taken both empty? You said both
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empty? Human? You're taking the human? Yeah, you like that awkward
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conversation like the elevator conversation too, Really, Yeah, what are you gonna
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hit him with? You know, how's your day going? Probably gonna comment
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on something that's happening around me, is that right? Yeah, like something
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in the store. Well, like, depending on you know, who they
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are, i'd say like, hey, you look like you're real angry today.
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Oh they love that. Why aren't you you know you'd be prettier if
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you smile? Yeah right, yeah, that's but I'm you know what I
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like to do really spice up the conversation when they hit you with the did
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you find everything okay? Today? Because I feel like ninety nine point nine
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percent of the time people go yep, I like to you know, I
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like to say I had a little trouble dude. Yeah, I like to
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just you know, maybe yeah. Well, you know, I started high
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and low for this specific packet of tune on what good news I ended up
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finding Wow, Well you know what after you After I dove into the back
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the shelf and spilled everything onto the aisle five, I found my tuna.
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Well, you're spilling in the gusto cleaning that up. Now, now you've
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had a nice little interaction and you're no longer lovely. I like to hit
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him with the because usually they'll say how are you or did you find anything?
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Everything all right? So if they go how are you all hit him
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with I have never been better in my entire life. And I just kind
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of stare at Oh, really, you don't. You don't say live in
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the dream like every other I hate that so much. Gay in the Midland.
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I want to punch live in the dream and the ever love and absolute
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throw away. Just tell me you don't want to talk. You're living the
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dream? Yeah, every and it's people say without thinking it's just such a
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throwaway. I hate it. Aissory chicken at cash wise. Live in the
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dream? Is that the dream? I mean, it's not bad. It's
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a dream for some. It's actually it's like, in a minute in the
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morning, big nutty eight point seven, what's the most boring job you ever
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had? I feel like we're all bored, even our current jobs. Not
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me, of course, I'm enjoying the heck out of this. But they
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say that the average person it only takes two years at a job before they
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are completely bored with it. I got busted napping right there where you were
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sitting two days ago, Pike in the studio chair. You're napping, I
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was, well, I mean people mistake napping for being bored. Like you
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know, you're in a conversation. You let out a big yawn. People
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go, oh, am I boring. It's like, no, I'm just
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tired. I just don't sleep enough. It's nothing to do with you.
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And of our lovely co workers kicked the door and I went, wake up.
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Oh stop they did. Yeah, they hit you with a wake up.
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That's such a childish slumber party thing. It was pretty sweet though.
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And then she laughed. I mean she thought I was looking at my phone.
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Got you Were you zonked? Are you able to sit? I was
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that I was doing that move where like in high school, I should I
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was master of this, and I would just set on my cheek. It
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would look like I was reading or something. Oh yeah, let just give
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me a nice Were you a pro enough where you could like kind of have
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your pencils sitting upright still so it looked and even in your sleep still kind
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of like mindlessly scribble almost looked like I was writing still. Yeah, I
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don't remember trying that. He had to have had definitely obvious. They're just
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like whatever the guys tucker out. Let him get some arrest. Yeah,
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well it's a growing boy. I don't know what it was about classrooms,
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but yeah, you would just get so tired. And I remember thinking if
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I could just channel this amount of tiredness for night, you know, when
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I get in my bed, Yeah, that would be great. It's like
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your body just complete. It's I imagine that your immune system is like just
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rejecting sitting in that room, like I need to not be here right now.
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That's why you get tired, like I need to escape somehow, Which
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is the same as the job that you said you had, right well,
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I used to work at a gas station, which if you have ever worked
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at a gas station, maybe you're listening. You know. Let I go
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into a lot of gas stations in town and they're listening, which thank you
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for that. But I had a pretty poor experience working at the one in
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Glendon. Great gas station, great operation, but it just wasn't for me.
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Sitting there in the keyword sitting, because behind the counter, you know
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when nobody's in there either. Some busy work you could do, but I
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felt like I had done it all. So I was sitting on a stool,
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not like a work. I wasn't in a lazy boy, you know.
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I'm in a wooden stool. And the owner comes in and he looks
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at me, and I'll never forget. He goes, are you relaxing just
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like the matter of fact, No, this stool. There's never better comfortable
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stool, sir. So no, no, I'm quite miserable, in fact,
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really trying to keep my thighs from exploding. I kill these tendons.
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If I lock my knees, I'll tip right over. So the stools a
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better option. But well it would spice it up a bit. But you
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know, like any young professional, I still, even though I hated it,
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I did leave a note and left and never came back. So wow,
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that's how kids, if you're listening, that's how to quit. You
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ever want to burn bridges, So just leave a note at the very least,
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so a pike. I guarantee that you could get a job there anytime.
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I don't know because of the way you left, you think respectful,
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Well, what's the I mean what's the most boring job you've ever had?
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I worked at a factory at one time, a factory building conveyor belts,
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didn't actually factories building rollers for conveyor belts, so literally building parts for factories
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to use. So you were using a conveyor belt to build other conveyor belts.
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The conveyor belt parts would come down the line, and I had the
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wrench that came from the ceiling, an air wrench, and the parts were
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there and you just quick zip zip zip zip put it, put the rollers
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on a frame, and it just kept rolling. But that does sound incredibly
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incredibly boring. Eight hours a day again no offense of your list, so
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like you couldn't even walk away like you they told you when breakdown was it
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was four hours fifteen, get your p in man, get back. That's
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a jobs that like don't stop. See this job is like what yeah,
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we're talking right now, but like you know, later in the day there's
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like moments where you can joke around and go bug somebody in the cubicle or
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also just talking. We're also just talking, which is way harder than it
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sounds obvious now. It's so difficulty, but trust me, you know it
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sounds fun, but we're like anybody. We find things to complain about.
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For sure. I've been complaining all morning. You all you have, Yeah,
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some heated emails going on. By the way, we did solve the
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ham mystery from yesterday. I pressed my face against the window of the adjacent
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studio and I saw a ham and I was like, nice, they got
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the ham. Somebody had stolen a ham from the work fridge, and several
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emails went out, surveillance camera was checked, and it sounds like we're all
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ready to move on from the ham debacle. I don't think so. I
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think we need to keep going. Well. I don't think we'll ever ever
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move on completely. It's not gonna be a part of that's for sure.
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But you know, it's not who stole the ham. It's the friends he
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made along the way. You know what. That's what they've always said,
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always in the morning. Seven funny, They're ready, ready, he is
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funny, sunny, No Amanda stills that see what's see Romcom Royalty. Meg
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Ryan is back with a new project, her first film in eight years.
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Your band Meg, well, you know she's been getting a lot of plastic
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surgery. If you've seen it recently. She's looking a little now. I
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don't know if I could pick Meg Ryan out of a lineup, but that's
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just my reflection of how many movies I've seen. But is she a plastic
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upper one? Yeah, she's she's not looking looking now. He's not looking
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great. The new film What's it about? It's called What Happens Later.
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It's directed by her and David Dicovny as a co star. Oh, the
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Dick covester of a good Dick cup. You know, he's so good,
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so such a gem. The X Files could have gone on forever. And
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remember they brought it back. They brought back like a five episode runners.
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Was any of that good? I don't think I watched any of it.
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It was pretty silly, but you know, it did tie a couple of
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bows on the whole series, and I just it was happy to see that
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those characters iconic Fox Molder and Dana Scully and the names too. Absolutely,
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that's when they really thought about naming somebody a good name. Fox Molder,
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Dana Scully. Yeah, where do you make up names like that? I
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mean Smoldery Molder. God, he was smolder and too was he was?
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He sort of a sex icon of the nineties. I don't know if he
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was like a lot of ladies were into him, but he was with a
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lot of gals he had. He had to go to rehab for his addiction
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to the lovin Is that right? YEA trailer released for this movie. It
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shows the former couple rehashing the relationship was almost twenty five years after their breakup.
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Called What Happens Later comes out October three. Well, it sounds exciting
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now, I think personally, and then you know, Brad Pitt was all
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the rage in the nineties, but I think it should have been It is
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easily David Dacovney. Well, Brad Pitt also a good name, but Dacovny
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is better. You know why I didn't fit in that Shania Twain song where
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she's like, so you think you're Brad. Imagine if she would have said,
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so you think you're David Dacovney. Actually we just fit it in.
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I think it works. She could have just said, so you think you're
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Dacovney. It's even better, so you think you're Fox Molder. Carment Elector
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says she gets a lot of requests on her only fans for feet picks is
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this adult themed music for me? Correct? Did you get this from one
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of your favorite films? Pizzas? She charges twenty five bucks for special requests,
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though it's free to subscribe to her page, which I have not done
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yet but maybe I will. You have not, well, twenty five bucks
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seems fair. I always wonder what the rates are on a website like that.
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You can always go look. Pike, fifty one year old former Playboy
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cover star, says she loves being in control of her racy snaps with only
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fans versus having Playboy or somebody in control of them. She says people are
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gonna do what they want to do anyway with her photos, so you might
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as well be in control with them and fall follow what you feel like doing
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inside. So what did she do? She was on Baywatch or what?
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I don't really know who she is. Carmen Electra. I've just always known
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the name. I know she's an attractive woman and a great name. Well,
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dudes of our age, right, that there was that was the list
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of women you were supposed to think we're super hot. It was Pam Anderson
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and Carmen Electra and that was like an so every somehow somebody's brother like told
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you that these were the girls were supposed to like. So then when you
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got to the age where you started liking girls, then it was like,
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yeah, these are the girls. Oh yeah. You know who I always
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longed for was Jennifer Love Hewitt still do yeah, boy. There was a
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handful of dudes back then too, just loved her. Yeah. I knew
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a couple of guys that were obsessed with her too. I see you know
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Brunette, so a little different category, but yeah, lovely woman, great
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in films, do boy, so start I know what she did last summer
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Scream three. She's great. Yeah. Nick Carter, a Backstreet Boys is
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facing a third sexual abuse lawsuit. This one is pretty gross the time,
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this time from a woman who claims that he assaulted her multiple times when she
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was just fifteen. Filed the suit day, claiming that the assaults happened in
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two thousand and three on a yacht and once on a tour bus. Carter
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was in his early twenties at the time, knowingly provided alcohol and drugs,
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these suit claims, and assaulted her despite her refusals and requests for him to
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stop, left her with all sorts of residual damage. Up to this day,
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he's already being sued by sexual assault from a couple of other people,
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and he's denying those accusations as I'm sure we'll deny this one as well,
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countersuing the other two women already for defamation. He's saying he's the victim of
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a conspiracy. Of course, what are you going to say? That's what
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they all say. He's gonna try to Kevin space yet and Spacey one,
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So I guess that's the move. I don't know, I guess, And
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I don't know if he's gonna ever be convicted or face any penalty at all,
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you know, but it's starting to add up where to the point where,
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yeah, he might have sucked. I'd like to see AJ McClean go
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clean up this mess away. Why is that? It seems like he seems
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like the one if he was going to enforce, like, you know,
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being an upstanding that sounds like a name the extra two between end sinc.
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I know, well, J C. Chase as sure isn't cleaning anything integracy?
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Can you confirmed? Yep? Backstreet points A J. McClean, did
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he ever do anything or he's like the Joey fatone of the backstreet points.
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Basically in the morning, lad this time for an exciting Thursday round of Hometown
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Throwdown. Show Hometown throwdown for a great prize today, your chance to represent
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your hometown. Let's say good morning to our first contestant from the great city
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of Fargo. His name is Devin. Good morning, Devin, good morning.
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How are we doing today? I'm doing good? What specific part of
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Fargo? North Fargo? Love it? Let a lot of trees up there?
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Well? I love North Fargo trees, Fargo? All right. In
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the contestant number two, your challenger today, his name is Rick. Good
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morning, Rick, Good morning. I think we got a first timer.
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Because where are you representing today? Rick? Helican Hellican Rapids? Let's go
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good? What are they got the vikings? Bingo? All right? Wow,
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gentlemen, best to five? All right, if you know the answer
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to the question I ask, you need to buzz in by saying the town
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you're from. So Devin you'll say Fargo, Rick you'll say Pelican Rapids.
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Best of five, You're gonna win a great prize today. All right?
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Are we ready? Hometown Throwdown? Question number one? What is the largest
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oceangod happen, Devin, go ahead? Specific ocean? Wow? Nice right,
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nice right? One, really really really good off to a roaring one
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to zero start. Question number two, what shape is your traditional stop Signargo?
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Go ahead, Devin. I'm sorry that's incorrect. Rick for the steel?
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What is it? It's an Now? I think I would have got
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that one wrong. Are we sure there are eight sides on a stop sign?
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Count them up? Pike cans are Gracie? Where'd you get that question?
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Or did you just do it from memory? No? Very eight signs?
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Is there eight signs? All right? Well, we're gonna factor whatever
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sounds confident and anything. Ever. In the meantime, it is one to
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one, all knotted up. Question is six. By the way, who
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was the first female to fly solo across the Atlantic? Rick? Go ahead?
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Rick? Yes, yes, Rick takes the lead. Oh, this
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is getting a wealth of knowledge. He knew that one. I counted there
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are eight? This confirmed? Date? Are you just couldn't look it up?
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To two to one? Lead for Pelican rapids? Rick. If you
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get this, you're the winner. Which country gifted the United States the Statue
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of Liberty? Devin, go ahead, that's it up, It's not it
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it's all tied up, man, I know, but I mean that was
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a correct answer. Sure, sure, sure, I didn't mean the game
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was all I thought you were trying to call the game. Meanwhile, it's
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all knot up. Two to two said, that's game. Jesus Spielberg couldn't
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write drama like this. All right, for the win what I'm sorry?
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Who was the lead actress in the movie Pretty Woman? Rick? For the
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win away, Julia Roberts. Yeah, wow, Wow, that's the game
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right there. I'll come from and win for our friends and Pelican rappings.
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This wedding. You can just hear the city erupting and cheers. Lake light
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is going nuts with it. Congratulations, Rick, we got a great prize.
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We're gonna give that to you. Hang on for a second. And
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Devin, we just want to say thank you. You represented Fargo. Well
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it was close, but thank you for participating. Yea, thank you.
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Absolutely. It's a hometown throat end like none before. Like in a minute
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in the morning on Big Nutty eight point seven, I'd like to debunk a
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myth. I'd like to hear you do it. You've heard of the term
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beer goggles, I have, haven't you? This is where you know,
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after a few drinks, I think somebody who you normally would have found attractive
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is attractive. Well, it's been doing it for you. There's a new
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study out of New Jersey that found that men when given alcohol were not more
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likely to find somebody attractive than they would without the alcohol. But but what,
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Oh, I don't know. I thought there was felt like there was.
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I thought you were about to rebuttal the study out of New Jersey,
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and it makes sense to me. I feel like people I have always used
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this beer goggles phenomena as an excuse to mask their shame. I guess I
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think what it really is is not beer goggles as much as it is the
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propensity to just be more likely to engage in things. That's what it is.
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You're still going after the same folks, but you're more likely to talk
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to them and be like, yeah, you're just you're desire to achieve that
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level of intimacy. It's greater not for me, but for most people when
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field by alcohol. Yes. Correct. Also, the study found that men
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are twice as likely to approach someone they found especially attractive when alcohol is in
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their system. I nailed it, absolutely, That's what I'm saying you could
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have done the study in your sleep. This study seems very obvious. It's
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a good thing. Our tax dollars are going to it. By well in
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New Jersey's tacked. It appears just to be a state funded well study.
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Well, maybe there's beer goggles in North Dakota. We should all study it.
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Yeah, maybe we should go out tonight. You know, we haven't
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gone out in this town. You and I haven't really ripped up. We
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have it. No, you missed my beer goggles days where I know,
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Yeah, twenty thirteen. We were circling around each other at that time,
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were but we just never crossed paths a little inside. But James and I
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before we worked together years ago. Now we were competitors and I would see
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you at bars and I'd say, this gay the steak on this guy.
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I'll tell you what. It was a battleground. It was absolutely one time
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you headbutted me. Is that right? Yeah? Are you telling stories?
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Yeah? When did I head by you? It was twenty thirteen, you
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said, right, I just walked up to you, put my hand on
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your head. Yeah, I went ouch. But headbutting is just like almost
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a how do you do it without hurting yourself as much as the other person.
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You know what, if we're just going to derail this whole conversation,
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why not at this point the human skull is actually evolved to be harder right
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here on the forehead region because of the bashing our heads into stuff in each
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other. Oh but not the actual headbutt, but just you know, but
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generally that's why the headbutt is effective, because if you use that part of
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your head, it's not as likely to injure anything. Imagine just cracking your
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skull. You know what makes headbutting feel better? What alcohol? Browt it
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back around, just like that study out of you j like in a minute
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in the morning. Why wouldn't we go back down to the depths of the
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Titanic the wreck of the Titanic, because that's the plan for a Georgia based
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company r M. S. Titanic Incorporated. Makes me think their entire mission
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is Titanic related. Well, next year twenty t or they have plans to
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go down and enter the hull of the doomed ship and get some artifacts.
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Now enter United States governments. Are they looking for that blue diamond from the
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movie? Well, I thought the old lady threw it to the bottom of
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the ocean. Yeah, well, baby, I went down and got it.
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That's Britney spears deep cut reference. All right. Anyway, the United
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States government has stepped in saying, hey, we have a pact with Britain.
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Are you aware of this packed? We have and with Great Britain.
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Apparently there's a pack that's been made to leave the wreckage of the Titanic as
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is as some sort of memorial for those that lost their lives on that voyage
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crossing the Atlantic. What about the people in the sub that just died?
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What were they doing? Snooping around? I think I think I was a
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foreign affaret. I think that was out of a different country, this this
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little company. But it's like, why would you after what just happened?
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And first of all, had you forgotten about it already? What it was?
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It? Two months ago? That little thing imploded? Yeah, four
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people died or whatever, and we just totally have moved one. Would you
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go down there? Let me ask you that, would you go down if
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I wasn't breaking a pact with Britain? Yes, I would. I'm not
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I'm not. I'm not about to break a pact with Britain. Listen,
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I'd consider it enact of treason. I exactly if you did, I'm not
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gonna do that. Have some respect for it. But if the pact,
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you know, if there was some sort of you know, if if you
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know, King Charles signed off on it, or maybe Harry Styles signed off
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on it, you know, some of the leaders. It's just somebody right,
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Ed. She actually you know what I need, ed, Shearon hearing
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is the kind of England. Yeah, if ed, Shearon said, you
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know what, it's okay to go down to the Titanic and be like,
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thank you, Ed, and then I would go, let's be honest.
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A pact is like a hair above a pinky promise when it comes to keep
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it, you know, a promise. Where does that? Yeah, where
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does it stand to the rankings of like wedding vows packed meaningless meaning they just
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did. It's point, it's just a it's the thing you say. Have
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you sort entered a pact with a friend? I didn't. I know we're
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gonna make a pact. We used to make a pact. Every summer,
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there'd be a summer pact. Yeah, I don't know. We had a
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stupid little plan to I don't hang out. I think I was it.
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I think it was just gonna hang out. If you're the cutest childhood ever.
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I wish I had friends when I was a child. That would have
22:07
been nice. You lonely man growing up? Yeah? Really, well,
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thank god we found you. Just me and the cows shoveling all of their
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extrement all summer, throwing bails around. It's gonna make you feel good,
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wildly strong, now, Pike, why I can tell see, this is
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why I need you to not go down to the Titanic, because we need
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you here. I want to go. We need your company. I want
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a boat. I want to get on a boat, drive one of those
22:27
little subs. Obviously not from the one company. Are they still in business
22:33
right? I thought they were hiring. Did you see that come in a
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minute in the morning, big nutty eight point seven. You all suspect a
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thing when you hear the telephone, fice fraend this listen, fice fraad fend
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Well, this is fun. Another wife wanting to set up her poor husband.
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This guy apparently been waiting on a dishwasher part, been going through it,
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trying to get a hold of customer service. Yeah, we're gonna give
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him a call, and I don't know, maybe it's gonna be hard for
23:07
him to understand, as we'll see. Hello, Yeah, hey looking for
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Derek. Is Derek? How you doing? Yeah? The pretty good?
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Doug Flabberman down your clients? And sorry, can you repeat that it?
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Doug? Can you repeat that? Yeah, Doug Flaberman down the clients.
23:32
Got some bad news about that dishwasher. Yes, yeah, we got a
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certain part here that it's gonna be down there in China and gonna be a
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month before go get dang, So gonna be beenle get out, dude.
23:41
Hold, I can't you're breaking up with something. Yeah, we can't get
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that part down down there China, so it's gonna be gonna be fuming durn
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thing. You know what? Are you on a speaker phone or something?
23:55
Now, don't pick a phone. I'm a telephone right here by my ear
23:57
roll. I can't. I can barely understand you. Is there someone that
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can speak to That's that's clear? Please you want to speak to my manager?
24:07
I would like I'll get you on phone with my manager. I'll put
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you in a hole of your for a hot second. Hey, Derek,
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Yes, you want some hold music? I got either Phil Collins or Phil
24:18
Collins. I'll goes hi there, Hello, go Hi, Peter McCardell,
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shirt manager, I understand you got a quote Christian for me. Guy,
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listen to me. I'm waiting on a part for a dishwasher. I've been
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in contact with you guys for weeks. I just got all. I can't
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understand the other guy. Do you want me? Yeah, I can't understand
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any anything that you guys are saying. Put me on the phone with someone
24:49
who can communicate clearly. Please hold please, Hello, Hello, thank god?
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Yeah? Hey was it Derek? Yes? Yes, how are you?
25:04
Yeah? Good Derek. How can I help you? I've been waiting
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on a part for my dishwasher now, and I just got two calls from
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two guys from the shop. Sound like they were in a submarine or something
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like that. Yeah, sorry about that. Yeah, though I don't know
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who those guys were. Also, Derek, I'm gonna be honest, I
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don't know anything about your dishwasher. But this is Pike from Big Night at
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point seven, and the whole thing has been a prank call. Come on
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now, come on now. Oh I've been Oh you don't understand. I've
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been in like a rage for like two weeks. Wow, dude, So
25:38
I'm sorry about the dishwasher, but you can blame your wife. Gina told
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us you obviously been going through it when it comes to the dishwasher. So
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she wanted us to prank you because she's well, she's a funny lady from
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what I can tell. Oh my god, that is insane, dude.
25:53
Such a sport about it though, that was super fun. And again,
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sorry about the dishwasher, and sorry for wasting five minutes. You're like,
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thank you, guys, thank you, guys. Take in a minute in
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the morning. Seven trending. Now, here's what you need to know.
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A thirty three year old more headman name de' Angelo Ransom is in the Clay
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County jail facing drug and gun charges after police found over fifteen hundred M thirty
26:21
pills, over twenty eight hundred in cash, and two guns in his home.
26:25
There were two children in the village green home and Clay County Social Services
26:29
was contacted. Don't love to hear that. What's an M thirty? You
26:33
know that's a good question. Turned Gracey here, young do you do you
26:36
know what that kind of all youngest people know, all the kids and your
26:38
drugs. I don't know my drugs. Sorry, am thirty sounds dangerous,
26:42
way more potent than M twenty nine. Oh yeah, sure, then A
26:47
Majority leader Mitch McConnell appeared to freeze for about thirty seconds on Wednesday while speaking
26:52
with reporters after his speech in Covington, Kentucky. Yeah, here's the here's
26:56
the clip. It's running for re election in twenty I asked the question,
27:02
and now he just kind of wait. He looks like you saw a ghost,
27:06
which I wouldn't rule out. And then his help comes up and did
27:08
you hear the and he still locked in on a ghost? Yeah. Anyway,
27:17
concerning wouldn't you say, when you get that close to death, Pike,
27:22
do you just see ghosts? Is that what you're trying to say?
27:25
His own ghost? I hope he's all right. I mean that's scary.
27:29
But do you he said, I don't know, James, do you carrot?
27:33
He's all right? Eighty one? You know what? Right, he's
27:37
already surpassed the life expectancy of a average American male? Right? Would I
27:44
sob? You know we heard the worst today? Probably not? What's the
27:51
worst? We know? Hey, Pike? Today National Dan Day Yeah,
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this fabulous, wise sounding an immensely popular three letter name. Origins in history
28:10
have so many takers, including the Hebrew dialect, the Scandinavian natives, and
28:15
the Asian strongholds. Dan's across the planet. I love it. You know.
28:21
You just think of a solid name, and Dan is at the forefront.
28:25
You know, when you go with your favorite Dan, Dan Connor from
28:27
Rosanne number one, John Goodman hit me with it. He really does just
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encompass all the things you'd want in a Dan. You know, Oh Man,
28:41
beat that Dan? Can you beat it? What do you got?
28:42
Honestly? No, I mean god, I knew a guy growing up named
28:48
Dan, Dan Stewart and he's a it's still to this Dage's the rock solid
28:52
Now he was a Danny as a kid. Oh you know Danny, and
28:55
then eventually it's just Dan. And you know, you say, like Dan
28:57
the man, this guy comes to mind. That's why you say it.
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Yeah, for Dan's like that. So well, what a day. If
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you know a Dan, or if you are Dan, please celebrate. They
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thank you to a Dan. Today, Absolutely eighty six. Today, Pikes
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sunny, gonna be slightly windy, as in a lot wind It was windy
29:15
already this morning. Oh man, I am about loft out the window on
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the way here anyway, sucked right out