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Reclining Airline Seats Are No More · Podcast - Big 98.7

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Are we ready to roll up? Let's do it. Time for some hypothetical
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scenarios, find out what we would do, what we're made of. It's
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a game we call what do you Do? Are you ready? A man
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of Feel free to go first if you don't like all right? And last
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week there was a lot of criticism from Amanda's what do you Do? That?
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It just seemed kind of low effort. Yeah, the criticism really came
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from one group chat my band, specifically Low Standards. Of course we have
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a group chat Low Standards. Yeah, things that I'm doing a rough says
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a lot a rough job. I thought I'd amp up my game. They
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volunteered to even write or what do you Do? Is like, you know,
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do some ghost writing. And I told them, I said, it's
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not for a lack of effort, because it's not like she wrote it right
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before we went on the air. No, it took for hours. I
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was really giddy about them. But this one, hopefully it makes Low Standards
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and everybody happy. Are you ready for this? Go ahead? You get
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a call from the family of oj Simpson. It turns out no one wants
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to be a pall bearer at his funeral. They're going to offer you round
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trip expenses to California, put you up in a hotel, pay for all
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your meals, nice long weekend in Cali, and they're gonna give you three
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grand to be the pull bearer of OJ so Pike. Wow, plus all
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the expenses. Yes, I don't pay at all, just like their flight.
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Yeah, what do you do? You're like a meal stipend. Yeah.
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I told you. Oh, you just didn't even listen. This is
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just embarrassing. I gotta be honest. I'm gonna do it. Really,
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what's it matter if I'm carrying his dead body in the casket. It's not
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like that equals me supporting him and thinking it headline news your support. I
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know the headline would be fargo Man supports family by burying OJ's dead body.
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Wow, all right, Fargo Man makes easiest three grand plus a trip to
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California he's ever made. Fargo Man, Bargo Man, that much closer to
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paying off his student loans. Those are the headlines. That's what I care
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about. Oof, would you no? You wouldn't? No? You always
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complaining about those daycare costs. I think that'd go a long ways, wouldn't
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Oh? I think God, you must not like money. I just have
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morals and values. By again, doesn't mean I'm supporting him. He's dead.
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You're literally supporting him to the grave. But continue, somebody's got to
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do it, all right, Amanda, you're at the WNBA season opener with
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your family. I almost had one like this. Oh this is all the
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rage, it's your favorite thing. Yeah. Well, the PA announcer comes
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on the mic and announces the contestant for the halftime contest, where one lucky
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person in the tendance will have the chance to win seventy five thousand dollars equal
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to one year salary. Like I literally had one where you were a boy
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that was supposed to get picked. This is hilarious. Continue, look at
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us. I didn't take very long to write this, so it makes sense.
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Well, the PA announcer answers guest announces guess who it's Amanda Lei.
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Yeah, that's the contestant for the big contest. Now you get down to
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the floor center court, and he says, Amanda, you have two choices.
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First up, to win seventy five thousand dollars, you yourself have to
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make three three pointers in one minute, unlimited shots, as many as you
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can get off, you got to make three, or you have the option
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of recruiting your husband Nick, who would have to make three twelve foot putts
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in a minute. So Amanda, Oh, those are the options. What
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do you do? Gosh, I haven't been on the course. Remember,
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my husband doesn't really let me on the course too often. No, I
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can if you need some Yeah, can I get on? Can I get
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a sign? Hang on? Hey up bike? Yes? Last summer when
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you were golfing with my husband houses puttying game, well from twelve feet,
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I don't know if I've seen a ball hit the bottom of the cup from
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your husband. I'll be honest, all right. Not that I'm making many
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more either. I mean I have not been a baller since my Woodina,
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Deer Creek, Wolverine eighth grade days. But I think I'm gonna put myself
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out there for three threee You think you could even get it there? That's
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a serious question. Yeah, totally with these arms. Okay, I go.
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I'm gonna give her a whirl. Yeah, make three for seventy five
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grand I can do it. Okay, fire it up? All right?
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Are you ready ready to go? Nice day? You are going into a
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coffee shop having a nice little latte, nice little Saturday morning, and there's
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a sweet lady. You walk right by. He or she's sitting there with
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her grandson, just except they're just having a nice little Sunday morning, having
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some donuts, and you walk up, you get your coffee, and as
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you're waiting for your coffee, there's nobody else around. You see a guy
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walk out and he drops one hundred dollars bill on the ground. But you're
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far enough away, it's not like you're the first one to grab it.
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Before you can even do anything, this old lady grabs one hundred dollars bill,
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just slips it in her purse. You're the only one who sees it.
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So, Pike, uh huh, what do you do? I've already
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got the three grand from the OJ funeral. I don't really need it,
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But morally, I think what I would have to do is look at her
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and say, listen, lady, either we split that hundred or I'm gonna
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tell the guy that just dropped it that you've stole. Are you gonna chase
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this guy down? Like heyy? And then if she doesn't give me half?
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Yeah, oh, so you'll have boy? Okay, Yeah, all
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morals around you. You're all about that, Okay, Amanda, No,
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did You're kidnapped, blindfolded, gagged with an apple and thrown in the back
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of a van. Really traumatizing situation here, but it's not real. So
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who cares, Big old Apple just yeah, they don't want to hear you
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say. It's a mystery who did it? Until Amanda, the blindfold is
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finally removed after what felt like days of travel in this van. When the
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blindfold is removed, you find yourself in the city of Sunny Calabasas, California,
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and standing there at the end of the van, the entire Kardashian family.
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Chris Jenner looks at you and says, Amanda, we want you to
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trade places with one of us, but it's your choice who you'll take over
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their entire life and everything that comes with it forever. Your choice. So
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Amanda, oh man, all of them significant other? Yeah, I know,
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that's really where my head went. I'm like, what do you do?
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In my opinion, they've had a real bad lineup when it comes to
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dudes. What you're thinking about taking the place of one of the dudes or
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taking the place of the girl taking place in yeah. So it's like Travis
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Burger doesn't do it for me. More of a Lamar girl. Lamar die
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got when we who Tristan, Tristan Thompson, Kanye the seventy two hour Guy,
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the NBA player, Chris Humphries, that's Kim So you know, I
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think I'm gonna have to go Kendall. But this is going forward, so
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you don't get to go back and got it got Yeah? Okay, So
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man, you know who really? I think I'm gonna have to because I've
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always liked Chloe. She's bothered me over the past couple of years. I
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think I gotta go Chloe. She's she's got to have something good coming her
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way, you think so. And she's still with Tristan. No, no,
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no, no, no, no, they're just cold parents, they
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are, gotcha? Okay, yeah, okay, so oh that lineup though,
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they've got an That would be kind of you know, because you don't
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know who's nast and you, guys, it'd be up to you, but
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it seems like you'd have your pick of NBA players at least like a minute
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in the morning, big not eight points seven. It was fun while it
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lasted. Reclining airline seats in economy class could soon be a thing of the
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past. Do you actually use that? You know? I don't think I
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ever have a manda, because they did one time, and then I realized
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after a guy, because they used to really recline. Now I don't even
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if you if you get an inch maybe two and even then yeah. Right,
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But now airline exports saying that they could be going away with them entirely
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for a few different reasons. One, the cost of jet fuel and just
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flying in general has gone up so much that they're trying to reduce the weight
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on the flight. And so somehow they think that you know, all the
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different divide like nuts and bolts that you need for the seat to recline,
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if you eliminate that is going to reduce the flight weight. Are they trying
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to like make us more anxious about flying? Like what do you mean?
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Like, well, no, because the heavier it's like a vehicle, the
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more weight, the more gas or fuel you're gonna use then the other And
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they say it's just that it leads to a lot of in flight kerfuffles.
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Man, a good kerfuffle here and there. I am just trying to think
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We've gone on a couple of flights recently, and I do not remember the
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little uh, the little button. And usually my kids find all the things
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to play with when we're on the plane, any button or yeah, So
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I'm almost wondering if they haven't already done this on a couple of plays.
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Well, I know, like I fly Allegiance a lot and there's a button
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there, but it never seems to do anything. It's like they almost just
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turned it off or something at some point. But I would never recline anyway.
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I think that's kind of crazy because you're really not You're You're genuinely like
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even at the best, you're getting maybe an inch or two, and that
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is that's just not that's not enough. No, no, it's not going
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to do anything. But it's just going to make the person behind you mad.
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You know, it's not going to change your experience. Really, it's
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only going to annoy them. And I'm not the type to say anything either.
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I'm just going to be mad the whole time. Yeah, I think
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you're And it is because I am the person when I'm flying I have to
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and I sit cross legged a lot, so when you're already tight in there,
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so if I am like trying to crisscross so my leg doesn't go dumb,
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I'm automatically like pushing your seat. Now if you're even leaned back a
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little bit, you're not gonna like me, Yeah, this knee is gonna
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be in your back yeah, or my knee is gonna be bruised because you're
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gonna be leaning on it because it goes right up to that mid section.
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It's just all an effort for airlines to just sardine us in there, even
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more than we already are at some point is that they're gonna be standing room
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only airplanes, you know, like in a bus. Like if you take
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like a where you're just like, yeah, we're all just holding on strapping,
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got some turby went down the way. You're all gonna be flopping around,
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but don't worry or saving a few bucks on jet fuel. Taking a
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Manda in the morning. Seven. This was amazing. Did you see this?
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That they're filming the final season of SVU Lawn Order, by the way,
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which is an incredible What how come I didn't hear that it was going
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to be the final season, right? It just flew under the raidar Maybe
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because nobody's paid attention for several years. Well, I mean, I guess
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it's kind of hit or miss. I Uh, this is so embarrassing to
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admit. You know, I still like DVR shows, right, which is
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mind blowing. It is mind blowing. I still have like the whole last
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season. I think, oh yeah, still on there, so I have
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not been catching up. Well, they're filming one of the final episodes on
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set when Mariska Hargita Yeah, of course, Olivia Benson is approached by a
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young girl. Now, the young girl is frantic, she cannot find her
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mother. She was playing at a nearby park and so she saw Ariska Hargitay
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and in her mind that was a police officer. So she approaches Mariska and
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of course he's wearing a badge and she's got the character's outfit on. So
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the girl's like, oh my god, I can't find my mom. Can
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you help me? This has gotta be set up. There is no way
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they got a photo of it. Somebody captured it and she just went straight
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into character, did not baden ee. Mariska talked to the girl, shut
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the set down for twenty minutes, and helped the girl find her mom.
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Thankfully they did found each other. Then Mariska hung around and consoled both of
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them a very emotional moment. Did Stabler join in on the search? I
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don't know where they're at with that, because I know, like it was
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it last year. They kept teasing that he was coming back, but then
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he had his own he had his own show, but then there was a
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little crossover between those two. You're right, maybe I did tap out of
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this whole situation. It makes me really sad. I just remember the promise
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because they kept really making you think that they were gonna get together. And
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if I remember right, did they almost kiss? But then they didn't?
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Right? It was like a moment of like they're gonna give it to us.
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And then I was gonna say Munch walked in, but didn't Munch die?
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I think? So what was it? Richard Belzer? Yes, okay,
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so this was not set up at all, not set up. The
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little girl had no idea that a show was being filmed. Also, Ice
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Tea was there. He's still around, but she did not recognize Ice Tea
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or fil He's a fanfin Yeah, oh gosh, what in all time?
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Or that show? Yes, those old episodes. I just grew up watching
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them over and over. You know, you've seen the same ones so many
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times. Well, and now that they're so old, when you see some
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of these cameos of people, you're like, wait, you were you were
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to be the predator that was attacking or doing whatever. Yeah, passage,
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you had to get killed on Law and Order SPU before you could really become
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famous. It was Oh, I'm I think I'm getting it mixed up.
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Was Taylor a part of one of those? He was on CSI, that's
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right, Yeah, she didn't she die on there? I think that's one
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that I really kind of let go of. Was CSI that seems a little
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bit more cheesy. Law and Order always just well, of course it was
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ripped from the headlines. It was perfect. Yeah. That and Criminal Minds.
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Between those two, that's all I need. That was my fill.
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Criminal mind so started giving me kind of like those Dexter vibes. They'd get
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a little too creepy for me. Oh some of them were, Yeah,
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Law and Order you could just be like, Okay, this is fine,
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but Criminal Minds that one Amanda in the morning on Amanda yesterday messaged me,
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I got a notification, said Amanda le sent you an attachment on Facebook.
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This is just right up your alley. Naturally, I did not read it.
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And this morning she's like, did you see that message I sent you?
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I said no, I didn't, So she said, check it out.
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Just such a great friend you don't have, Amanda. I'll be honest.
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I'm glad I did. I'm glad I checked it out because it's a
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link to a story. This just happened over in Brasil Rio de Janeiro.
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Woman, Hey, can I preface this by saying, I just saw the
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headline and thought of you. So I don't know the full story, so
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thank you for actually clicking on it and reading it. Oh I have read
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it top to bottom and I am intrigued. So this woman wheeled her uncle,
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or so she said, into a bank in an attempt to get a
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loan. Now, the uncle allegedly was the one who wanted this just over
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three thousand dollars personal loan from the bank. So she wheels him in and
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bankers immediately noticed the uncle. It was a little limb, a little pale.
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He was not well. Bankers can even be heard saying on camera,
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I don't think he is well. And so when it came time to sign
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the documents, The woman named Erica by the way, can be heard saying,
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uncle, Paulo, can you hear me? You need to sign it.
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If you don't sign, there's no way I cannot sign for you.
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This is a document. Here's your name. You must hold the pen.
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She's then seen crimping his limp hand around the pen for him. That's such
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a sweet niece, just assisting him. Well. The bankers then also notice
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that the every time the woman tried to lift his head up right, it
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would immediately slump backward. His eyes remain shut, his arm's a limp.
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Huh, you're thinking, Amanda, this doesn't sound like a living man at
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all. Well, police have determined that this man had been dead for hours.
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Like, what in the world you who rolls in a dead man to
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a bank literally weekend at Bernie style wheels in her dad uncle, who had
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just died hours before. Now, it has not been determined whether you know
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the cause of death. I think it was a natural kill him. It
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seems like it was a natural cause, and she just was opportunistic thought,
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oh, here's my chance to wheel a dead corpse in and get us just
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over three thousand dollars, which I mean, yeah, it's a lot of
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money, but worth this risk. So would this be something you would think
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about prior to like this was your plan like a motive beforehand? Or does
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he die and then you go, hmmm, how much money he's worth?
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I think that is probably in I think, I don't know. In an
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effort to convince the clerks that he's fine, she said he's normally like this.
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She even said, didn't you see him hold the door when we walked
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in. The clerk said, no, we did not see it. That's
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because it didn't happen. Yeah, no he did. He's a gone Nunia
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as his lawyer, the woman argued that the man died at the bank.
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Oh, just coincidence. He was not well and then as soon as they
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got in there, he just died. He did horrible, horrible timing for
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that phone. Probably financial stress. I'm sure that's what it was. That's
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what I got him excited under their financial structure trending. Now excuse what you
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need to know. The man accused of murdering for University of Idaho students in
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late twenty twenty two said that he was just out driving at the time of
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the murders when they took place. Coburger claims that he was doing his regular
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nighttime route. He also says that his cell phone debta will coroborate his alibi.
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Of course he has a great defense attorney that is like looking to have
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a case. But it's just it's so unsettling, especially when you have followed
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along with all of this and just how gruesome it was. Oh, I
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know, And if you could convict just simply on how somebody looks, I'd
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say he's guilty. I mean, my god, just the look on his
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faces. Well, and actually it's just like the lack of emotions every time
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he is just sitting there. It's just a stone cold like nothing ever happened.
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What would drive somebody to do that? I don't know, I know,
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nikes. A potential ban on TikTok is now attached to the House Republicans
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ninety five billion dollar four and eight package to provide funding for Ukraine, Israel,
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and Taiwan. The text of the twenty first century Piece Through Strength Act
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includes a modified version of the TikTok band to the House. Of course,
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the House passed earlier this year. Now, all four bills will be sent
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to the Senate as a complete package, which means that the Senate couldn't remove
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the TikTok ban. They could only pass everything or nothing at all. Fun
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little political games. You see it on both sides. And then the best
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is they always accuse each other. Oh, they're just trying to sneak that
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in and then they'll do it too. Yeah, it's just fun. It's
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it's wild. Caitlin Clark is set to sign an eight figure deal with Nike
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that includes a signature shoe. So anybody who was concerned about her only making
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a little bit of money and the WNBA seventy five thousand, which is five
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figures, add on three digits to that. Yeah, oh wee, I
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know, and you know that's only the tip of the iceberg. I actually
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I was just about to click on the link I think they had. Did
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they move the first w NBA game? You might not have seen this yet
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because of capacity or something like that, because so many people want to go
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to this game. Where do they play normally? Like high schools? Pike
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Taylor, what the w NBA? Okay, I mean that was they're historically
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lightly attended. Come on, I know, but a high school. I'm
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just kiding. Will you go a chance to do their Links play at the
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Target Center? I think they do. Could you pack a high school or
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you know, I bet you could. I don't know. I hope Pike
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no. Keep going. Okay, just for fact's sake, I'm going to
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look up what the average attendance at a Links game was, and then I'm
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going to look up the capacity at more at high school. All right,
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and then we'll compare. Got it? Until then, please hold your judgment
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right weather today it is going to be gross windy again. Today we are
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going to get some flurries. I have only thirty nine good news after today,
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we're starting to do a little bit of a warm up Tomorrow sun jhine
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and fifty by Sunday sunny and six. Is that enough time for you to
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google the capacity of more heads? Right? Yes? So the average Minnesota
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Lynx WNBA game last season attendance was seven seven and seventy okay, and then
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the capacity I'm told that the more at high school gym is three thousand,
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so it would insert your apology in high schools, I'm sorry, insert apology
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Target Center. It is like an amenda in the morning. Come on,
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get up on big. What's something you can do that immediately just makes you
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feel better? You're in a better mood because of it. Well, I
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got an easy one for you. Working out Nope, Oh, giving somebody
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a hug. Oh yes, a nice warm embrace. And it's not just
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me saying that, it's actual study. They just concluded a study and it's
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official. A hug or just simply touching others has massive benefits when it comes
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to your mental and physical health. Yeah, it is interesting what a touch
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will do. Well. Yeah, just a simple brief touch, they taken
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ease feelings of pain and depression. Even if the touch comes from a robot.
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Now that's an interesting part of the study. Done out to be a
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human you can literally hug a robot. See, that's not gonna do it
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for me. I don't think. I mean it might make me feel better
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because I'd get the giggles, like if I'm gonna be hugging a robot or
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a robot's gonna touch me, I'm like a little weird, weird than how
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realistic it is. Some of those blow up robots are pretty They have blow
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up robot spike. I think you're making that up. I'm thinking of old
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Bessie or whatever, over and more head off of that. That's the only
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robot that I know around the area. But it's a household name, Bessie.
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I think, so is it Bessie. It's like it's something like that,
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it's a name. It's similar in that it is a name. I
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swear it's something like that. But either way, there is something about like,
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are you guys snugglers or do you start snuggling? And then, uh,
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what does is it snuggling? When my wife puts her feet on my
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lap and then kind of asked me to rub them. No, but I
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do of how much you give those feet attention because I'm not a fun person.
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Hands feed and my wife types all day, so you know, I
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really like to give those hands a nice relief. But on the couch,
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that's we're definitely on the couch and not like a lay on each other kind
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of thing. Yeah. Yeah, like in bed, you know, a
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little before the falling asleep part or before she falls asleep and I lay there
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for hours you Yeah, So again, usually there's a kid in between us
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and then we all kind of it's just we're just snuggle sash. But then
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when it's just us. I'll go under. He's like, oh, bit,
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can I come under? It's just like a thing. And then I'll
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come under and it's within a second. It's like okay, I fall asleep.
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And then he like pushes me over and then that's yeah, just rolls
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you over. It just rolls h get out of here, furnace, see
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you later. Well it's it's good for your mental health, they've concluded.
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So give somebody a hug tonight. Now, of course, the key being
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they need to consent to they're touching. Thank you for throwing that out there,
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because that could get a little awkward. Well, it sure could.
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It could be assault, is what it could be. They also say infants
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they really benefit from the physical touch. However, specifically from their parents.
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They said it did not have the same effect if the touch came from like
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a caregiver or a random stranger. Super interesting, and I was kind of
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talking to about this. So I haven't been able to do happy out the
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past couple of weeks because I'm taking a Nurtured Hearts class And this is just
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an approach. It's an approach that you can teach your kids, and you're
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and it's actually something you could use in the workforce or whatever it may be.
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So my kids go over to Piece Academy, and so I'm like,
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I really want to learn a little bit about this. And so my husband
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is kind of like, I don't know about old school, just you know,
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ye love rub some dirt on it. To some degree. Yes,
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he is a little bit more of a softie than you may think. But
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after going through a couple of the courses. The other day, my son
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he was like trying to get out of his car seat. He would throw
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temper tantrums, and usually the instant reaction Nick is like, I've got to
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pull over if you don't get in your car seat right now. I mean,
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that's just like instant reaction fire with fire, Yes, And I just
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looked at him. I'm like, let me handle this exactly. My husband
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did that exact same thing, Like, Okay, a man becomes the nurtured
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heart, the nurtured heart. I truly I turned around. I grabbed Briggs
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hand, and I just said, honey, it's okay, just take a
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deep breath. Let's just relax. Can you do Mammy a favor. I'm
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gonna trust that you're gonna put your seat belt back on. I know a
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three year old, you're saying, I am going to trust that you're gonna
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put your seat belt back on. I turned back around, turn on the
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music. Nick, can I continue our conversation? He turns around, he
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has a smile, his seatbelt and I'm like, I knew you could do
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it, but I'm really proud of you. And then we moved on and
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there's like an it just you didn't give that energy to him with her.
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It's like he wanted us to all freak out spas and now everybody's tensions are
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like that. But that little touch of mama and I trust you really worked
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a benefit from a little nurtured heart. I know that's I mean, I
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don't believe it, but I trust that after a a few more days working
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with me, your heart is going to be in the morning. Amanda Stills
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the Sea Looks See Broughty by Whimmers Diamonds, Taylor Swift? Should we talk
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about her some more? And truly in case you missed it? So,
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she basically surprised fans she has one album and now it's two, so it's
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thirty one songs and uh, there's just so much going on. Of course,
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we knew this was going to be a little bit about Joe Alwyn and
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her breakup there we knew it was also going to be a year ago.
25:30
She ended up starting to date Matt Heally and that was kind of a sporadic
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something and it went away really really fast, and then all of a sudden
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she was with Travis Kelcey, and that's kind of what we all remember.
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If you read her Instagram post, though, she's calling all of us out
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because I was that girl a year and it's like, oh, here we
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go, another breakup album or whatever. It's just easy to kind of latch
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onto that because that's what she's years, you know, branding herself as that.
25:55
Yes, but she basically just said, you know what, there's nothing
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to avenge, no score to settle. Once wounds have healed upon further relection,
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reflection, a good number of them turned out to be self inflicted.
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This writer is of the firm belief that our tears become holy in the form
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of the ink on a page. Once we have spoken our sadest story,
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we can be free of it, and then all we have that's left behind
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is the tortured poetry. That's pretty deep. Do you know what I mean,
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but I like it. I on how people talk, you know,
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I just don't I don't believe it. Well, okay, so you're gonna
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love this. So of course there are songs. There's one called uh but
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Daddy, I Love Him, and that is supposed to be about Matty Healy.
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But the one that everybody is talking about is a song called and it's
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really weird. It's called thank You Amy. Okay, And we didn't know
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who Amy was until eagle eye fans realize, Hang on a second. When
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you see this bank has a capital K? Is this the same Amy from
26:48
Britney spears hit if you seek Amy, Nope, And then there's you and
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then Amy is spelled a capital I, capital mublee. So if you look
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at it, there's capital K i am as in Kim Kardashian. And in
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the lyrics she says, bleep you Amy. She is very upset and it's
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just honestly, everything she sings about is about this mean girl kind of going
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through high school and then through her life. How this person is just kind
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of stuck around. And she was very candid in her Time magazine interview how
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that really affected her. I mean, she unplugged from the world and went
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to London and lived, to say, in a basement, but kind of
27:26
for a while. It took a long time, but she's definitely come out
27:29
on top of that, and I think she kind of referenced that in the
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song. So good good for her for sticking it to Kim. Yeah,
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speaking of the Kardashians, it was Courtney's birthday and her man, Travis Barker
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put up a carousela pictures and you and I have just been just loving it
27:45
this morning, because when you hear the Kardashians or anything about it, it's
27:48
just like, oh, here they are again. Something about Travis and Courtney,
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though, are so natural and real. One in particular, of course,
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she's just like laying in bed with her son, which that's just a
27:57
great candid photo. Nothing is shop Do you even pointed there's like clothes in
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the bathroom, there's a water bottle on the side of the bed, phones
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plugged into a charge. It was just very real and relatable, and I
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love that Travis. It seems like he just posted these without any approval from
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her. Yeah, kind of Blake Lively, Ryan Reynolds. I really like
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that because you think of the Kardashians and they get busted almost on the weekly.
28:18
I mean even Chloe her cat is being face tuned on can we not
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do this? But very real? So did you mention the one about the
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toilet? Oh? No, I forgot about that. That was why we
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actually wanted to talk about it. There's a picture of her just sitting on
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the toilet, just hovering over. It's horribly awkward. I just cannot imagine
28:38
just surprising my wife with a birthday post and throwing a toilet shot. You
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know, it does remind me my husband two or three years ago after I
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had so four years ago, after I had sid for my birthday post,
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because he only he'll jump on social media once a year, maybe twice,
28:55
and to a post and it was one of me getting an epidural and I'm
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have my finger up. I'm like, are we really posting this photo?
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But it was he didn't. He's like, no, you look that's like
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a moment that you looks great. And then there's another one where I have
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seventeen chins holding the kids and he goes, no, that's just you being
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a mom. I'm like, wow, you love me