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Mom Phrases · Podcast - Big 98.7

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  I hope you are buckled in, because I'm about to hit you with a
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  little nostalge, which is half of nostalgia, Because did you see the news,
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  Amanda, Pizza Hut is bringing back They're all you can eat lunch buffet.
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  It's back, baby. You gotta look about you like you don't even
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  know what that is. Yeah, I don't really remember that. I was
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  excited, and I thought you were gonna say they're bringing back the book.
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  And I noticed that about a month ago, and that that gave me my
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  Jolly's the old school bookt Yeah, like the thing where if you read something
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  you got to go get a little personal pizza. Pizza. Are you kidding
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  me? Yeah? That made me that's back though. Yeah, I guess
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  they're just running it back with everything. I was gonna say, better put
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  that old juke box in the dining room too, remember that on the seed
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  Easy he'd flip through. Yes, Oh my gosh, Pizza Hut says they're
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  bringing back these buffets. And I actually had a friend text me. He
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  went somewhere else, but he texted me a picture at Pizza Hut and it
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  said the buffet is back. I'm like, oh my god, Now I
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  don't know what the Fargo situation is because there is still one on Nineteenth Avenue,
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  right. Is that pizza hut still open? Okay, I need to
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  look this up because I cannot visualize a pizza hut. There's one Fargo right
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  over by Happy Ares on Nineteenth Avenue. There was a pizza hut there,
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  and it wasn't all that long ago. I remember going there for a lunch
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  buffet, talking about in the last ten to fifteen years. Here we go
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  thirteenth Avenue. Where's the pizza hut on thirteenth Avenue? That's got to be
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  made. It's an express Okay, they probably got a little that's in the
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  West, I think, Oh think I went in there. Oh interesting,
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  there was one in more Head for my entire childhood, the one on East
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  ten over there by the old frying pan. So that said, it's not
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  guaranteed if it'll be coming back to Fargo. I mean I remember it being
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  like five dollars and he would just destroy pizza. We had one in Woodina,
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  Okay, and yeah, I vaguely kind of remember the buffet, but
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  what's yeah going in I mean, pizza ranch kind of took over as far
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  as and everything go. They filled that hole. If you will, what
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  would you let's say, instead of pizza hut, what would you want to
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  come back here in the farcarmoor In area restaurant one thing that I always loved.
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  My mom and I would come shopping up here and we would always stop
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  at the outback that got closed down. I was so bummed between the coconut
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  trimp, the bluemin Onion, and then the older I got like their cocktails
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  were so good. So I really do miss that franchise. But how many
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  steak how many steakhouses can you have on Thirteenth Avenue within a you know,
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  ten block I mean area. It would be nice to have like outside of
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  Texas Roadhouse and then there, I know there's Longhorn, but a real like
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  steakhouse. I feel like we're considering outback steakhouse. I've been there a few
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  times. I've never had a steak it out back. I always went for
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  the like I said, the Bloomin Onion and the and that was and that
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  was right over here off the old Frontage Road. Yes, yeah, I
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  think it's now a sushi place if I remember right, that are O Soccay.
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  Oh yeah yeah, that was the same spot as growing up. There
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  was a place was it called Ponderosa is now where Stiki's is, But there
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  was a place called fud Rockers. Remember that. Oh my gosh, there's
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  a mini golf course, Like that's where I really cut my teeth on the
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  golf course. Was at mini golf course as a child. Fud Wreckers.
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  I didn't remember that, but yeah, that was the Hamburger place. Yeah.
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  I don't know if that was tied into the mini golf course that was
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  there, I don't know, but it was all right there in that same
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  spot. Yeah, what would you bring back? You know? I do
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  miss the days at the Royal Fork. Remember the Royal Fork. It's a
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  buffet. It was a buffet, you and your buffets, man. Yeah,
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  that I just love. I mean Golden Crow when that was here.
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  Obviously I got a little turned off of that. But TGI Fridays was also
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  good. That is gone. We still have our chilies and that's all I
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  care about. Oh my gosh, we do. I mean I moved into
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  the mall, but that's a good place call. Yeah, that was a
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  that was a real heyday there with the TGI Fridays and Chili's in the same
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  parking lot directly across from each other. One of the great rivalries of our
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  time. That and you know a lot of people, Oh my gosh,
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  losing my mind. Not Green Mill, which was good down they had the
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  Long Island tees. Oh that's the that's going to that's a that's a case,
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  that's a gas station. Now that used to be Uh, that used
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  to be on time. It was like that in the Hub. Yeah,
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  Longlaymakers Tuesday or Wednesday or whatever. Playmakers. I even remember that. Boy,
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  what a good round of reminiscent. Now here's what you need to know.
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  Well, here we go. Tonight is the first debate between Biden and
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  Trump. I guess this go around gonna be interesting no matter what side you're
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  on, the fact that they're going to be shutting off the other person's microphone,
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  there's not gonna be an audience. Uh. I think people are gonna
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  be intrigued by I like that. I think it'll be good because there's just
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  so much interrupting and it's impossible. It's just very stressful to watch. So
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  to be able to hear them actually talk, Uh, you know, it'll
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  be it'll be good without the crowd reaction, just raw, just two guys
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  discussing it will be something. The debate is going to air tonight on CNN,
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  but it was now yesterday that Fox and Friends, and honestly, we
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  don't care about your political beliefs and where you're at. Fox and Friends obviously
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  leans a different direction than maybe some other people's opinions. But I think it's
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  pretty cool that Randy's Diner two is going to be the host place for them
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  on Monday over in West Fargo. It's leading some people to believe that Governor
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  Bergham will be in fact Trump's running mate. But yeah, I thought that
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  was kind of find it's cool. You know, it's cool for Randy.
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  I don't know Randy personally, but I think it's pretty cool. You know
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  what, Actually, you know what, somebody told me. Somebody just played
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  golf with the guy that owns Randy's. And I want to say, and
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  this could be totally made up, but he played golf with the guy who
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  owns Randy's and his name is Dennis. Oh. And then so my friend
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  who played with him said, well, or why'd you call it Randy's.
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  What are you going to call it? Dennis Denny's was already taken. Interesting.
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  Yeah, what a fun fact, except for I feel like he made
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  that all up. I didn't make it up. My friend told me that
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  story. But again I'm sure people saying, maybe know who Dennis is and
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  big story. Yeah. I actually just showed up on my timeline. I
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  lived over by Shields Arena for a little bit. It was six years ago
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  today. Remember he flew in and he was at Shields Arena, Donald Trump.
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  Yes, yeah, I remember that. I was out there. Yeah.
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  I was doing some wacky video stuff. Were you really don't you remember
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  the wacky video stuff. I don't remember the wacky video stuff. I would
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  have thought we would have been together doing the wacky video stuff, but no,
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  remember that that was it. Yeah. It was a Trump rally and
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  the woman that was the pastor of the church I went to ended up making
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  the news. She got arrested at this she was leading a protest and she
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  got it. Was just wild to open up the form another front page.
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  There's my childhood pastor in handcuffs, Like, oh, that's where she's at.
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  Okay, wow. Speaking to politics, Instagram admits it accidentally changed user
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  settings to automatically limit political content by default. I guess back in February,
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  Meta just in general did this. You don't need to fix it. I'm
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  good. If I'm going to Instagram, I want cute babies, recipes and
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  inspirational stuff. If I want politics, I go over to Facebook, where
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  every you know, every guy named Gary and Greg are sharing articles from websites
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  I've never heard of. That's where I get my politics. Do you think
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  there's going to be any social media tonight about that? It may probably not.
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  No, it should be pretty quiet. And this is kind of cool,
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  you guys. Back in twenty twenty twenty three, Fargo won an award
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  for the best tasting water in North Dakota. I'm like, okay, great,
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  nice to win something other than drunkest city in America. Yeah, we'll
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  get this. Apparently we have the second best water in America, really,
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  according to the American water Works Association Annual Conference. They released the statement yesterday
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  saying stiff competition. They said, Alaska has glacier water, Colorado uses snow
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  melt water, and here we are with just I mean, what what water
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  from underground? That's one of those things I just don't know anything about.
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  Where where are all the time? But you don't know where is all of
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  this water coming from, you know, snow melt. How are they doing
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  that? What? I worked at a country club for the Corus family,
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  like coming in Golden Colorado, and I remember them calling it like like the
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  water was just even though they say it was like spring water, but apparently
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  it was disgusting. Very informative. Thank you for that story. I started
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  telling it and then I forgot exactly what they called it, So if I
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  could have like taken the words back, and I just started and cores and
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  I got a little excited. So the moral of that story is that's where
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  I used from a country club. Got it. No, don't really remember
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  drinking much water when I was working it. Are you crazy in Glacier water?
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  Isn't that just something that sounds cool, like that you put on the
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  bottom bottle is actually coming from glaciers? Because if so, I'm my wife
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  though she grew up in Duluth, and she always says that their water's superior
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  tars no pun into superior. I really didn't intend to do that. Do
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  they have a brand up there called Superior Water? No, we're talking just
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  good tap water, right, Yeah, we're not talking about any bottles.
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  Oh yeah, that is true. Yeah, straight from the sink. I
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  grew up in just outside of like the Wadina Deer Creek, Henny and Oatertail
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  area. Roll Route two was back in the day or three. Gosh,
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  I can't even remember now. It's Haven Drive and that water even still it's
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  well wi well. Yeah, we grew up outside of Glenten with a well
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  and that's just it's gross. It smells like a fart, tastes like a
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  fart, and we still use the ice cubes like on the weekends and sometimes
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  I'm like, ah, yeah, like the towards end, like something tastes
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  a little funny. It was like really hard water, they say. And
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  I don't remember. My hair was doing weird things growing up because of his
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  an in the morning. Seven if I ever told you, I don't like
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  to say this publicly too much, but once upon a time, as a
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  young man, I made the horrible decision to prank call somebody Amanda I remember,
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  and after a trial, a short trial, a plea agreement was reached.
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  I was charged with the Class B misdemeanor. It's not bad guy,
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  you are. It's not something I'm proud of. And it's taken me a
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  long time to truly learn my lesson. Okay, oh yeah, by the
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  way, are you ready Pike's prank? Ready? Here we go. You
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  want suspect a thing when you hear that telephone room by spraying, never learn
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  this lesson by spray sunny, you want to arrested by Frank. Had a
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  lady reach out to me and say her husband, much like me, is
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  a big golfer and he's getting his club's regripped where they take the old grips
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  and they replace him with new ones. Yep, re grip anyway, So
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  he's had him in there for a couple of days now at the old golf
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  shop, and so I think we should prank call him old gosh. All
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  right, here we go, Pikes pray ready. Hello, Hi, Brent,
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  Brent, Brent, Doug Funny down here at say, we're gonna need
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  your clubs through the weekend now, so you're gonna be able to pick those
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  bad boys up on Monday. Okay, really can ask why new grips it
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  takes so long? Well, if I'm being honest, Gary has a big
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  scramble coming up this weekend down there in Brainerd And while he really has taken
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  a liking to your set, so he's going to use him. And like
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  I said, we'll have him all ready for you on Monday to be picked
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  up. Okay, okay, No, Gary who? Oh Gary who works
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  here? You might know him as Gary Gary chest is Harry, it's a
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  nickname of his. Maybe you know him, not know Gary. There's no
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  freaking way he's using my club. I mean, well, it's just for
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  the weekend. And really it's not a bad idea to test out the new
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  grips, you know, so that way when you pick them up on Monday,
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  they're battle tested. No, this is true. I don't think Gary
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  or anybody else testing out my clothes. I don't borrow my clothes to anybody.
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  I thought this was this is an incredible golf shop. Well, Brent,
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  it's just that the new grips are coming in from North Korea, and
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  you know, the shipping is just a bit delayed, so it's just gonna
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  be a bit What are you talking about. You literally just said it's because
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  some guy named Gary's borrowing the first scramble. Oh yeah, shoot, okay,
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  yeah, okay, you got me. It's because Gary's borrowing them.
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  But Brent, we promise he'll take good care of them. Swear to God,
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  they'll be just fine come Monday. There's no way in the hell of
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  w you use my club This is ridiculous, you know what. I'm just
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  gonna come get them right now. Gary doesn't t off till Saturday morning.
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  So if you could just weary's not okay. Gary could use his own clothes,
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  But Brent, he really likes yours. I don't care his clubs,
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  and they're like yours to be borrowing. I'm coming in right now to get
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  my clothes and there's no way I'm paying a dime for this nonsense. Yeah,
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  that's it's gonna be a problem. Why why is that going to be
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  a problem. Well, Gary actually already left for Brainer this morning. So
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  take a call Gary right now and get it back here, we see,
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  Brent. That's gonna be hard because there's no Gary. And this is a
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  prank call. What are you talking about? This is Pike from Piking amand
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  in the morning we're doing Pike's prank. Your wife sets you up. This
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  is a prank call. No, oh my god, Sorry, Brent.
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  No, don't worry. Your clubs are fine. I'm sure your wife thought
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  it would be funny to give you a hard time about the golf clubs you
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  got getting regripped right now, so no worries. She is ridiculous. I
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  can't believe. I just felt for that. I love it. You're getting
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  a little worked out. I like my clubs, man, I don't Gary
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  thout you boys in those clubs. Well to miss a prime June weekend without
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  your golf clubs, are you out of your mind? No, Harry Gary
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  my club you know by White and Amanda in the morning on Big seven,
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  fourth of July, already a week from to day. Can you believe that?
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  Crazy? I know this summer is flying by Yetick kind of didn't even
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  feel like it started yet. It's so weird. I had a nice conversation
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  last night in the parking lot at Rose Creek with the head pro out there,
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  Matt Cook, A little name drop for you, and now you know
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  that head pro believe it. Yeah, nice guy, very nice guy.
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  But we were talking about summer and how it felt because it was sort of
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  an early summer. It felt like it was like, oh, it's still
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  early. I can't plait it's still only May. And then now suddenly it's
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  like boom fast forward, almost over. But yeah, I already have like
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  the Summer Scaries. Yeah, yes, just over. I know. Well,
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  what are you going to be eating for the fourth of July a week
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  from today? There was a whole big survey because give me one second,
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  Pike, I need to pull up my group text. I have a full
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  menu plan Wednesday through Sunday. Would you like it? Just I'm not kidding,
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  this is really how my family is. Uh well, I'll be there
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  Wednesday to Wednesday and yeah, but for the most part, I think a
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  lot of people are gonna go Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday for sure.
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  But yeah, yeah, okay. Well some of the in demand items
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  this year in include potato salad. Oh yeah, baby back ribs, hot
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  dog bunts, just the butt hot dog bunch. If you are just going
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  just put a rib in a hot dog bun. Take you know, you
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  know canned baked beans that's up this year and brought worst. Something about canned
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  bake beans, are you I've told you how I like to eat them,
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  right, I can only imagine how do you eat your baked beans? I
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  love having potatoes potato chips crumpled on top of are using. This is disgusting,
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  but it's so good. I will use a chip and scoop it up
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  like pork and beans is a dip. Okay, the least weird thing I've
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  ever heard. That's really okay. I thought you're gonna describe some weird circus
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  act. You know how I eat baked beans, don't you. It looks
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  like for our Thursday, fourth of July, we're going to be having tacos
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  in a bag and then for dinner smash burgers. Oh, smash burger is
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  on a on a griddle. But also we're doing like the sloppy Joe.
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  Somebody whips up like a big huge thing of that. That's easy. Yeah.
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  I love sort of Fourth of July style barbecues for the sides. Love
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  potato salad, love them noodle salad, just all the dips. Yeah,
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  thank you. By the way, to all these Internet people who are whipping
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  up all these Instagram reels for like pasta salads and different things. I have
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  one cousin who just she just sits on there and makes like the best,
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  like all the noodle stuff. Like, I love anything. If you add
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  peas to a salad with anything else, that's one of my favorites. No,
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  it's a big this year though. Charcoal people go into charcoal grills,
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  which something about like I love the ease of a gas grill, of course,
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  but man, that smell of a charcoal grill on a really nice summer
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  day. You use charcoal. No, we have a trigger, so the
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  pellets and then the blackstone and then honestly, you know, me and the
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  Ambassador hot dogs talk about it. She has a lifetime contract with the Ambassador.
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  I wish I did. But putting those over the fire, that's my
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  favorite way, like eat those. Basically, I told you two dogs one
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  bit. Oh, that's right. Because they're so tiny. Oh, they're
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  so good. Why do you like them that they're so small? Just because
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  the flavor? I like that, Like when you the caseine on them,
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  when you bite into it, it's like huh, yeah, I know what
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  you mean. Yes, But then you have like a ballpark, Frank,
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  it's like kind of soggy in a way, like when you really think about
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  the hot dog that way, a little flimsy, yeah, kind of like
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  ooh, I don't know what it might do. What could it do?
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  I don't know, I don't know, but I want to hot dogs,
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  ambassadors and chips right now in the morning, big nuddy. Oh this is
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  fun. People were reminiscing. I was reading online, Amanda, was you
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  know mean on the internet. Yeah, you're a big reddit guy, ive
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  Reddit. And people are reminiscing on phrases their parents would say when they were
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  growing up. Oh gosh, and parents are you know, famous for just
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  saying cheesy you know, like the sort of the dad joke or you know,
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  or I'm tired, Hi tired, I'm dale so bike. This hits
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  real close to home because every day I am turning more and more into my
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  mother. Is that right, yes, Like as far as your parenting style,
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  just everything, Like I catch myself. I'm like, my god,
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  I am I am a mom. Like what are some phrases that you're saying?
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  So twenty years from now your kids will be like, oh my mom
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  used to say. I say this. I do all the things where you
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  know, you can't have ice cream before dinner or the the park is closed.
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  I will do that, let your tummy subtle before you go swimming or
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  before we do really anything, just because I get it now. I just
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  need a little break, Like I'm still trying to clean up the kitchen and
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  you're halfway to the park. That's not you gotta let your tummy subtle.
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  I think that's where that started. Is that right? It's like, because
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  you just need a beat. Well you got You can't be eating before you
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  swim, that's true. I mean you can. You might get a little
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  side egge h, no, I a wait, I religiously wait thirty minutes
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  at least go swimming. I swim. Oh yeah, all right. Some
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  of the other ones, people reminisced about their parents saying growing up, one
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  person's mom would always say things like, let me show you a trick I
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  learned in the army. The mom was never in army. Yeah, yeah,
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  that's a total mom thing to say, I feel like, And a
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  lot of it is that's ridiculous. I've never heard, right, But a
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  lot of I think looking back to the things like my dad said or mom,
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  and it's a lot of like old references that you're just you don't know.
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  It is probably from an old TV show or something like that. I
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  guess, like Bonanza or somesh Yeah, mash, I'm not sleeping. I'm
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  just resting my eyes. Oh yeah, I'm real good at that. Yeah,
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  why do you Why is it? My dad would always say that I'm
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  just resting my eyes, Like you're passed out on the couch. What are
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  you talking about? I don't know, like you get busted. Who cares?
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  Like Nick does that a lot. He's like, no, I was
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  just resting my eyes. I'm like, you can take a nap like you.
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  Who are you trying to justify the napes because I didn't. But it's
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  fine. That's how you take a nap. That's like the precursor you got.
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  You start by resting your eyes and then pretty soon your body is asleep.
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  When the mom would get lost driving, this person said she would say,
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  the world's round will get there eventually, Okay. My dad would always
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  say things like, you know, rub some dirt on it, you'll be
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  fine, sucking up. I could be out there in the yard with a
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  severed leg, you know, like literally bleeding out of my eyeballs. I
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  wrab some dirt on it, You'll be fine. Nick will look at the
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  kids if they're crying, and it's I've told you this numerous times. If
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  Nick does something, the kids do it. It's just this instant dad thing.
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  He has the whistle. He gives the whistle. I'll tell the kids
• 21:15
  to come inside. They don't listen. He gives the whistle. They're in
• 21:19
  the house so fast and in their chairs, like, oh, it's time
• 21:22
  for dinner. Bizarre. But he will just say dry up, like,
• 21:26
  not in a mean way, but he'll just go dry up if the kids
• 21:29
  are crying, and they'll just kind of go really okay, Yeah, it's
• 21:33
  it's crazy superpower he really does. Does he ever do it to you when
• 21:37
  you're crying for no reason? I think he knows better not to tell mom
• 21:41
  to dry up. I would never but it would would make me probably cry
• 21:47
  even more. Or I can't even say things like you know, calm down
• 21:52
  or right. The worst thing I could ever say is relax. I can't
• 21:55
  imagine going to dry up. Dry up baby an in the morning, come
• 22:00
  on, get up on big. We talked about the worst thing in the
• 22:04
  world. What would you say in the human experience, what is the one
• 22:10
  of the worst things you have to go through? So for me, I
• 22:14
  would say divorce was one of the worst things. And don't get all serious
• 22:18
  on me. I mean, yeah, that would be that'd be pretty rough.
• 22:21
  I was gonna say that losing friends and family terrible, right, but
• 22:26
  nothing compared to having to move. I was just about to say moving.
• 22:30
  Yeah, it is a hands now and the worst thing that can happen to
• 22:34
  you is having to move from one residence to another. Yeah, especially if
• 22:40
  you're the one has to do the moving. Yeah. I mean, at
• 22:41
  this point, I feel like we finally have hit a stage. Ain't nobody
• 22:45
  asking to help move this? If it's a one thing, like when I
• 22:49
  moved into the apartment when we got to town here, Yeah, like my
• 22:52
  brother helped me move the couch in. It's like, you know, yeah,
• 22:56
  you can pay somebody to do it. Yeah, you know, and
• 22:59
  a man, You're probably in the same boat as my wife. It's like,
• 23:02
  nobody is more stressed about the move than you or my wife. But
• 23:06
  yet where are you when there is any lifting to be? Like, you're
• 23:08
  not doing any of it because we've done everything before that packed everything and oh
• 23:15
  nice job. I know. Well I have moved so many times and my
• 23:21
  wife just point, do you have anything to move? Every time we move?
• 23:25
  It's nice. I love it. That's why I keep moving. It's
• 23:26
  because you just declutter, You get rid of stuff, and pretty soon you
• 23:29
  have barely anything and you get to your new place and it's like, oh,
• 23:32
  hey, do we where's the spatulas? I think I threw the spatulis
• 23:36
  away. We had the light and the load, you know. I guess,
• 23:38
  yeah, my wife should gets so stressed about it. But now it
• 23:41
  turns out though generation Z they're actually embracing the process of moving. Why yeah,
• 23:48
  well, it just sounds like they're more into it than generations past.
• 23:52
  Uh. They say, not only are they on top of their finances,
• 23:55
  but they say they actually enjoy the process of moving. According to a new
• 23:59
  study's enjoy it. I mean, listen, are they crazy? Moving?
• 24:03
  It can be sort of exciting when you're if you're excited about the move,
• 24:07
  you're moving into a new house. I was gonna say the last time we
• 24:10
  moved, of course, we had built a home and it was just like,
• 24:12
  this is gonna be great. It's more space, we have a lot.
• 24:15
  I get that, but the actual process and going through is just like,
• 24:19
  well, the worst thing it's when you're moving for somebody else because you're
• 24:22
  not getting any of that. You know, it's not your new place.
• 24:26
  You don't care at all. Yeah, yeah, so are he's on the
• 24:30
  board on the side of don't ask people to help you move. Yeah,
• 24:33
  I feel like we've hit that place after I don't mean I wouldn't say after
• 24:37
  thirty there might be some people, but yeah, for the most part,
• 24:40
  No, I'm not I'm not helping you move. Yeah, it is gidding
• 24:44
  and it's not like a oh well, i'll get you next time. My
• 24:47
  dad he loves helping people move into stuff like that's one of the craziest things
• 24:51
  I've ever heard. And he loves it like he people just know. It's
• 24:52
  like call Manny, he'll get he'll do. He's got a truck and everything.
• 24:56
  He was just ready to go. You gotta hate being the truck guy.
• 25:00
  It's that's so Yeah, it's just a lot of people were each coming
• 25:03
  out of the woodwork. Hey yeah, you got a truck, right,
• 25:10
  just a couple of things. Yeah, why, there's a lot of stuff
• 25:12
  in that truck though. I'm sorry, So you mean you can't fit a
• 25:15
  couch in there this weekend? Real quick, we're working around your schedule.
• 25:18
  When when are you free nights weekends? What's a good time And at what
• 25:22
  point do you just know somebody just doesn't want to help people sometimes don't pick
• 25:26
  up those big signs. I know I'm a soccer, but then you know,
• 25:30
  if you do help somebody, then you got one in your back pocket.
• 25:32
  If you ever need a face, Oh, you got an ice cold
• 25:33
  beer in a thank you. Let's be real, Let's stop doing the pizza
• 25:37
  things. Don't worry. Don't we all bring the pizza. I'll even get
• 25:41
  a keg if you help me move a Jack's nice. It really went all
• 25:45
  out like it a minute in the morning, big natty eight point seven.
• 25:48
  If you're rolling in, you know, five ten minutes after when you're supposed
• 25:52
  to close enough, right, would you say, yeah, I guess no,
• 25:57
  I'm kind of yesterday you were supposed to be somewhere and I'm like,
• 26:00
  you're not there yet, and You're like, no, I don't know if
• 26:03
  you be there for fifteen minutes. I'm the girl who shows up like fifteen
• 26:07
  minutes early and that's on time. Really old school of me by a Kidgeonhold
• 26:11
  me is this late guy? It was something that if it would do me
• 26:15
  no good to get there early. You know what I mean, there's just
• 26:18
  if all you're gonna do is sit in your car. Yeah, I know
• 26:19
  that, don't get there early. I'm always that person. Well, generations
• 26:23
  ease are not that person either, because there's a new study out in turns
• 26:29
  on gen Z view being five to ten minutes late as essentially the same thing
• 26:33
  as being on time. No, and that drives me absolutely insane. Don't
• 26:38
  tell me you're going to be somewhere, or don't lie to me that you're
• 26:41
  on your way somewhere when you're clearly have not left your house. And I
• 26:47
  can tell, because I can tell when you're your car calling me and when
• 26:48
  you're not. Yeah, it's about we all have a family member or a
• 26:52
  friend who you just know they're gonna be I'm just not with golf especially,
• 26:56
  there's those friends you have to lie to them about what the tea time is,
• 27:00
  yeah, because you know they're going to be twenty minutes late, so
• 27:03
  just tell him it's thirty minutes earlier, and then they get there and they're
• 27:06
  barely on time. We would tell my mom an hour it was an hour
• 27:11
  off all the time, like he was so frustrating. I'm like, come
• 27:17
  on, I'm just a very prompt person. It's one thing to be just
• 27:19
  a little late, but yeah, people who are like crazy, like sometimes
• 27:22
  it's just like hours have gone by, like what do you what do you
• 27:25
  think we're doing? Yeah, it's doing their thing, certainly disrespectful to a
• 27:29
  point, but generations he doesn't see it that way. And you know what,
• 27:32
  I've noticed a lot lately, like if there is something going on just
• 27:34
  the last minute, how people think they can just shoot a text And I
• 27:38
  don't know if it is just that generation of the world of text. It
• 27:42
  doesn't feel like it's a big deal. But it's like, oh, yeah,
• 27:45
  sorry, I'm not doing that, or yeah I miss that, or
• 27:48
  I'm not coming now. It's like what but it's happening right now, and
• 27:52
  you think it's okay to just not show up. Yeah, there's a lot's
• 27:56
  a lot of different things going on with this generation, and they do say
• 28:00
  a lot of it is due to just the rapid technology change. You know,
• 28:03
  it feels like being on time is just not as important as it used
• 28:06
  to be. Meanwhile, in the same survey Boomers, you can imagine it
• 28:10
  was very much the opposite. What's the old saying this our a football coach
• 28:14
  used to say, to be early, to be early is to be on
• 28:17
  time, to be on time is to be late, and to be late
• 28:19
  is to be forgotten. This is kind of how I was raised with the
• 28:22
  fifteen minutes. Yeah, it's sort of probably a military thing too, but
• 28:26
  yeah, we all have the friend where we used to joke this guy like
• 28:29
  he'll be like, oh yeah, on my way and it's like, okay,
• 28:32
  so he's just now getting in the shower, like you can just he's
• 28:34
  still on his way back from d ol And like when I excuse me,
• 28:38
  when I say I'm coming in hot or I'm I'm gonna be coming in hot,
• 28:42
  it's like that's me showing up literally on time, and that gives me
• 28:45
  anxiety. Oh exactly, Yeah, especially with the tea time, because you
• 28:48
  know, at this age, you guys, you can't just be walking.
• 28:52
  You can't walk right up to the first tea box without doing a couple of
• 28:55
  these stretches. It excuse me. I think it's as part of the program
• 28:57
  that I'm supposed to ask you. Yeah, yep, it is. How
• 29:00
  was league night? Thanks, Amanda? Geez, fifteen minutes have gone bye
• 29:04
  and you haven't said a thing. It was. It was a beautiful night
• 29:07
  golf Ley get Rose Creek last night, just one of those gorgeous nights where
• 29:10
  I don't know if it's gonna get better, I don't know. If it's
• 29:11
  kind of perfect temp not a lot of wind, played pretty well. Did
• 29:15
  I get to win? No? But did I tie? Yeah, which
• 29:18
  is as good as a loss in my book. But still, you know,
• 29:22
  good time. Thank you for asking like a mad in the morning on
• 29:29
  Big Nutty eight points seven Now, Amanda Stills, Let's see, Let's see,
• 29:33
  brought to you by JDP Electric. Well, the Kelsey brothers yesterday were
• 29:37
  kind of recapping what went on over the week, and of course we got
• 29:41
  to see some highlights, but we didn't hear it from them. How it
• 29:44
  was Jason going to Taylor's first show and he dished. Obviously, Taylor's an
• 29:48
  amazing singer songwriter, but then to be able to go out there and be
• 29:52
  a performer at that level for how long she was up there for like three
• 29:55
  and a half hours, four hours? Yeah, forty five songs. Oh
• 29:56
  my gosh. If I did what she did for one song, I would
• 30:00
  have to change my clothes. I'm in the tent, like gosh, I
• 30:03
  need a break. Yeah, man, I'm trying to drinking these beers and
• 30:04
  Taylor's still saying that I love that, and Jason went on, he kind
• 30:10
  of got emotionally. He goes there was a couple of points where he was
• 30:11
  tearing up because she has a young girl go up and perform. I think
• 30:15
  twenty two or something. But yeah, that was cool. Forty five songs.
• 30:18
  Listen, that's impressive. That's a lot of performing. Obviously, it's
• 30:22
  nothing new to me. In the band loow standards, we play forty eight
• 30:25
  songs on Saturday night, so you know, with how many dead breaks.
• 30:29
  It's two half hour breaks. But don't tell me she didn't take breaks a
• 30:30
  break. She goes down for these wardrobe. Yeah, she's stustling, trying
• 30:34
  to get nylons up, down, around and well, new outfits. Nobody's
• 30:38
  helping herself. Thus, guys, you know, put our pants on.
• 30:41
  I'm the same. She's got it pretty good. Oh my gosh, listen
• 30:44
  to you. By the way, I remember Prince William. He celebrated his
• 30:48
  birthday with his kids there, and listen, this is pretty ridiculous. Listen
• 30:52
  to the guys. There was royalty at the show. Got to meet Prince
• 30:55
  William. Dude, he was the coolest mother. He was so cool.
• 30:57
  This is good. Obviously we're backstage meeting. He was there with a little
• 31:00
  George and Charlotte. They were an absolute delight to me. Wasn't sure if
• 31:04
  I was supposed to like bow to them, Curtsey, just be an American
• 31:10
  idiot and shake their hand. I think it is shake you going for the
• 31:12
  handshake? Right? Yeah? I mean I say that now because we don't
• 31:17
  we don't believe in that. That's nonsense, Royalty, Are you kidding me?
• 31:22
  I'd be I'd be the first guy on my knees bowing. I'm gonna
• 31:25
  be honest. I don't think it would cross my mind because I've never been
• 31:27
  in that situation. If you knew your mean them, though, would you
• 31:30
  be hyped up? Like, oh my god, what am I supposed to
• 31:32
  do? Again? I don't think that would cross my mind to be like
• 31:34
  curtsy if if you don't, if you disrespect them, are they gonna you
• 31:38
  know, behead you in the town square? Yeah, that's true. I
• 31:41
  never really thought about repercussions, all right, Emma Roberts, I totally forgot
• 31:47
  about this. She is Julia Roberts's niece and then her dad, of course,
• 31:52
  Eric Roberts, is also in Hollywood. They call her a NEPO baby,
• 31:55
  but she said you know what, I never really wanted to be really
• 31:59
  famous. It's a certain kind of scary about it because she watched her aunt,
• 32:01
  Julia Roberts, grow up, and that even wasn't as bad as it
• 32:06
  is now, Like Julia Roberts was already at her peak before TMZ and all
• 32:09
  the paparazzi and all that kind of stuff. You know, definitely prime what
• 32:14
  do you call the tabloids, you know, like the National and choir.
• 32:16
  I'm sure there were some headlines, but she seemed like and I was too
• 32:19
  young to probably realize it, but she had a pretty easy go at it,
• 32:22
  right. There was no nothing to farious, right, and I think
• 32:24
  there was a lot of I'm sorry what nothing ne farious as far as her
• 32:29
  behavior. Nothing nefarious. I've never heard that word. But you've heard nefarious,
• 32:35
  I haven't. I mean, listen, if you want to think I'm
• 32:37
  a genius for saying that, great Dandalus, is that what you're is that
• 32:39
  the Amanda version of the I think that would work. Yeah, not that
• 32:44
  I know of. I know there was a lot of things. I think
• 32:46
  she had kind of spoke out during the Harvey Weinstein stuff that was going on,
• 32:50
  just that Yeah, things may have happened nothing to her, but it
• 32:53
  was uncomfortable in the eighties and nineties. Yeah, well, nefarious is defined
• 32:59
  as wicked or criminal, typically of an action or activity. Yeah, so
• 33:05
  she did nothing wicked or criminal that I don't remember. No, but Emma
• 33:07
  Roberts basically said that she never wanted to reach that level of scary and scary
• 33:12
  to her was never being able to be left alone. I don't know,
• 33:15
  is she she's pretty famous? What was she in We're the Miller's That was
• 33:17
  her, right, Emma Roberts. I feel like I get her and Emma
• 33:21
  Stone mixed up all the time. Easy to do, but he's very good.
• 33:25
  I mean, listen back on the NEPO baby thing, like, of
• 33:29
  course she wouldn't be where she is now she didn't have Julia Roberts as her
• 33:30
  aunt, right, And yeah, she was in that very job, all
• 33:36
  right. Surrey Cruz, she has followen along with Brad Pitt's kids. She
• 33:39
  dropped her dad's name, so she is now a Surrey Noel. I was
• 33:44
  kind of wondering, why wudn't you just go with Holmes for Katie Holmes,
• 33:45
  But Noel is Katie Holmes's middle name. Huh, that says a lot about
• 33:50
  how bad of a dad Thomas, because Cruz objectively is a pretty cool last
• 33:53
  name. That just growing up Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt, that's like,
• 34:00
  can you imagine if you know they were, they were the hottest thing.
• 34:04
  Now their kids are dropping their names like bad dad alert weird. It's just
• 34:07
  weird. It is weird. You think, uh, I know, I
• 34:10
  guess you can't be that cool and sexy and also be a good dad.
• 34:14
  It's just too many things. It's too much going on that makes me sad.
• 34:19
  Sorry, I didn't mean this. I didn't mean to do that.
• 34:22
  I'm sorry.