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Apocalypse "Would You Rather" · Podcast - Big 98.7

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I know it's always good to plan ahead, you know. I try to
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think, what am I going to be doing this summer? Yeah, you
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know, I wouldn't plant too far ahead given the new information we have.
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Okay, they set the doomsday clock, which you're not aware. Every year,
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these group of scientists set the doomsday clop basically saying how long we as
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a society have left on this beautiful earth? Again, I must be living
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under a rock. I've never heard of this, never paid attention, and
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I kind of just and I'm a planner. I mean, I've got five
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years out well minimum, because they said it ninety seconds to midnight, which
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is not long at all. Well, Amanda, given that information, I
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have a doomsday in apocalypse, would you rather Okay, so, in the
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event of an apocalypse, would you rather leave an injured person behind or endanger
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yourself by tending to their wounds? Ooh, Pictrad, I mean you're like,
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everything's a mess, burning, zombies, the worst, and there's just
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a person that I can help. I have the ability to help this person.
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Well, I don't know. Let's say they're on the ground, they're
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like holding their leg and like a bone is sticking out. Oh, gosh.
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Yeah, see, you wouldn't probably serve much out. Yeah, I
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mean I'd probably be able to drag him by the arm, but then i'd
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probably get which tired, because do I need to lay on the ground and
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see how far you can drag me? Do I know? Do I know
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that the wind is ending? Yeah? You do? Yeah? Yeah,
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you're very Would your answer be different? Well? Yeah, because if it's
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like, if I'm gonna have a guilty conscience the rest of my life,
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like I, gosh, could really help the guy with the bone hanging out
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of his leg, then I would probably go back and help. But if
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I'm over, I just probably not. Huh, I'm just gonna go yikes,
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I'm out of there. Okay. Would you rather, in the events
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of an apocalypse, be turned into a zombie or watch everyone you love get
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turned into a zombie? Oh? Gosh, wouldn't you rather just join the
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team? But if I turn into a zombie? Am I having to go
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after my own family now? Because they're gonna probably be zombies too? Oh?
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They will? Okay, I mean you'll be going after some acquaintances,
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like people you go to church with and stuff. You'll be seeing them in
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the streets of Fargo and be like, sorry, gotta eat you. Mom
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is hungry. Yeah, I guess I'll go Zombie. Yeah, me too.
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If you ever watch those movies like Zombie and the World movies, I
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always think, like this is my thing. It would almost be comforting to
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just like go ahead and bite me, go ahead. I want to be
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on that. If you can't beat them, join them. This is isn't
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my jam, Like I feel so naive to all of this. Well,
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it's good it hasn't happened well, right, But even like at the movies,
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I don't watch them. I'm more of a rom com person, Like
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I just live in like sunshines and butterflies. That's great, Amanda, But
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this is a reality. Given that the Doom stay clock is ninety seconds to
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midnight, I need to remind you. I'm trying, all right. Would
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you rather, in the events of an apocalypse, be killed immediately right at
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the beginning of the apocalypse or have to live through the entire thing? Get
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me out of dre I want nothing to do with any of it. Yeah,
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if there's the end of the world coming, I want to know for
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like a minute, give me like sixty seconds of like oh my gosh,
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you know, but then just in one flash it over. See. Now
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I'm gonna have like weird bad dreams about all this. Should we stop?
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I'm just telling you, when I start thinking about this stuff, then I
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can't get it out of my head. We gotta have a safe word.
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Doomsday toombs stop, bike stop the story, play a song, all right,
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Amanda. In the event of an apocalypse, would you share supplies with
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someone in risk running out of your own? Or would you be the one
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to hoard the supplies all alone? Guys? We uh, you were really
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here during the COVID times. I was kind of a hoarder, Oh I
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was. I remember I asked you for a roll of toilet people. He
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said, get bent an in the morning, big natty eight point seven.
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Some names show away you got. I mean listen. Names that were once
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just stalwarts, just staples in American society have just fallen off the face of
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the earth because of new parents people like you, Amanda. Yeah. Yeah,
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Like, for example, do you know that like the early two thousand
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surge of names for boys that ended with aiden, oh gosh, or just
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aiden, yeah, Aiden, Braiden, Hayden, Hayden, late even raydon
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Leyden, Iron, Maiden. Well, they are pretty much Aiden gone.
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The name Aiden, for example, it felt one hundred spots just in the
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last year alone because everybody was named that. I mean, it's hilarious when
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you get especially now that my kids are little and you get you know,
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the class little roster. I can truly believe that there was a point where
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there would be like, hey, okay, who's here today? And you're
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going through an inches eight and eight and eight in right over and over again.
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Yeah, exactly, Yeah, Well, thankfully that's over. Also,
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some other names that have just fallen off the face of the earth, the
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once popular eighties and nineties girls names. We all pretty much know fourteen of
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each of these names Angela, Brooke, Diana, Michelle, and Amanda Amanda
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Man. Not one Amanda I've ever liked. Thank God, that name's gon.
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I'm probably offending four hundred people listening. But it's kind of crazy to
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think about that, because right now, when we were going through the process
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of picking up baby names, Sydney Nick picked out kind of just a classic
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name. Really we just liked the name. I just liked it. Yeah,
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there was no other reason whatsoever. We struggled with boy names. That
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was really really hard for us. But if Briggs would not have been a
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boy, I wanted to go classic, old school and like Grandma Milly,
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I wanted to have Milly. I thought that would have been such a cute
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name. I think you just leave it at Mildred, don't you. That's
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why that's a good question. Mildred is a baby adorable? Yeah, you
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should. You should almost have another kid just for that, just for that
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reason. And if you have another boy, then you have another one.
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The boy names, for example, that are going off the face of the
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earth. Julius is near extinction. They say it truly is dropped one hundred
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and eighty nine spots in the name list in a year. Also, Bradley,
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Bye bye are brad But what are the names like that should make a
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comeback as these ones are going away? Think about what names should be coming
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back? Seven on one two eight oho one ninety eight seven. Yeah,
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because there's going to be a time where, probably twenty thirty years from now,
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people can be like, oh my gosh, I really want to bring
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back the classic because there's god like Grandma a man does Grandma Ashley's, So
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they're gonna be bringing those back in thirty forty years. It's so weird to
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see like people like older people with young names, like an old man named
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Alex. You know, but eventually that's what it's gonna be. Like you
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know what name? I think he needs to make a comeback. And I've
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only known one of these people in my whole life. Kent. I mean,
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just listen to that. Kent. Kent. What a just strong masculine
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name. Yeah, I'm trying to think of I know, any Kent.
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Would you have, like a great uncle named Ken? Probably a solid guy,
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wasn't he? Actually his last name was cool, no joke, Kent
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cool, yeah, but not spelled like cool. It's like k u e
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h l. Well. Still though, I know they should have made a
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movie about that guy, mister Kent cool. Oh cool ooh. Jordan chiming
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in with Thelma. Oh I got an aunt Thelma? Or do I?
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Or is her name Selma? Do you know Amanda your aunt? My great
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aunt? No? I think it's Thelma anyway, another one. And it's
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not just because Thelma and Louise, but Louise that would be a really pretty
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name. I don't never like that. You never liked I think I was
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at one point in elementary school there was a Louise. It's just kind of
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mew Louise. You know, Nick and I it felt like we knew so
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this person had this kid who was this way, or oh gosh, I
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didn't like that girl in high school, or you'd go back and forth.
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It is one of the biggest challenges. Yeah, I bet I'll never know.
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I'm just teasing the look on my face. Nobody wants me to have
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a child more than Amanda. I know, canyb be a surrogate. Lauren
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would appreciate that. I just got an ad on Facebook saying I can make
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a big eighty grand being a surrogate. Well, I'm not going to pay
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that, but what what would be the going rate? The goodness of your
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heart? An in the morning seven, Amanda, You've got two young kids,
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right you do? I imagine you would do anything for them, wouldn't
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you. Yeah, I'm trying to think of something I wouldn't do. You
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know, we think about this, would you do this? What this dad
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did for his daughter? Now is isn't over in a different country, India?
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Imagine India? Now she wants to be a medical worker. Okay,
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So in order to get into that field. There's a very important test that
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you have to take. So the daughter, well, that's good. I'm
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glad they're going through a very thorough process. Oh, India some of the
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best medicine in the world. Yeah, I think I have no information to
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back that up. However, she studying, studying, and studied, her
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little nose off, went to take the test. Failed, You got to
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pick yourself up and try again, try again, right, like Leah said.
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So she kept studying and while she was just getting nervous and nervous,
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She's like, I can't do it. I can't do it. Well,
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she was confiding in her father, who, just like you, Amanda,
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would do anything for his daughter. And he said, you know what,
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honey, I got an idea. So dad, as any dad would put
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on a wig, applied to makeup, dressed as a woman, stop it,
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and went to take the test for her. Seriously, just watched a
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lifetime movie about this, But it was the mom who was like, her
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daughter had to pass this exam. Really ridiculous. That's a lifetime movie.
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It was a life somebody get killed or something. Because that's I think she
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was like dying for good grades. Or something. She was just trying to
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get in and yeah, but nobody actually died. I'm sure somebody did.
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I don't remember. But if I watch a life if I get sucked into
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a Lifetime movie and nobody dies, that's massively disappointing. But anyway, you're
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like, oh, that should have just been on Hallmark. Yeah, it
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would waste Ah, but that's ridiculous. Oh yeah, it's ridiculous. No,
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it's more ridiculous when he went to pass the test for his daughter,
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Well he failed, So now you're embarrassed because you gotta go back and tell
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your daughter, Like, hey, s the daughter had to have known,
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right, it's not like all that or is she the one who's gonna pull
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like what was the college admission scandal? Like, yeah, I had no
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idea. My parents weren't doing this. I know, so annoying, but
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it's very similar in that, you know, would you do that for your
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kids? Would you pay to get them into school? No? You know
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testing could be hard though. I had test anxiety. I told you this.
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I used to go to school early to take the test beforehand, and
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then I'd take a fake test in class because as soon as people much like
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yourself. You're just filling it out, you know all that, because you're
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just you're smart. Think I'm that guy you were. Yes, you're the
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first one done. And as soon as somebody would get done and say it's
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a fifty question quiz and I'm on like ten, I just started filling stuff
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in and I would get so anxious and then I'd just go up and handle
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it. That's hilarious. Oh it's not funny. I was that kid though.
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Remember these kids back in the day and now hindsight, the worst kid
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it's when you get done with the test first and just to make a scene.
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You know, you're supposed to go turn it in, but you raise
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your hand. The teacher goes, yes, you go, what do you
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do when you're done? That's the most single annoying thing. Then you'd have
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a girl like me, oh my god, oh my god, he's already
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done, like panic attack, freaking out of like cc abc fff, like
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just making up things like creating that excuse me, what do I do when
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I'm done with my test? Because I just finished, I noticed everyone else
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is still taking theirs. Yeah, that would have been okay for the teacher
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to stand up and slap me in that situation. For kids listening right now,
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just know there's still a future if you don't take tests very well.
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My ACE score brutal. Really a fifteen. Really, they say you could
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guess of fifteen, and I probably did because I didn't have a good breakfast.
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That's just it. Not enough muffins and orange juice. Amanda in the
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morning, and now Amanda fills the sea we'll see brought to by Valley Service
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Mechanical. Well, everybody's talking about it the Oscar nominations, and the main
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reason everybody's talking about it is because of the big Barbie snub. Oppenheimer took
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the lead with thirteen nominations, But what ended up happening is Greta Gerwig was
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not nominated for Best Director and Margot Robbie was not nominated for Best Actress,
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despite Ryan Goslin being nominated for Best Actor in a Supporting Role. A lot
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of people took to social media saying, this is exactly how this reflects with
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Barbie's message. I personally did not see the movie. This makes me want
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to see it, so I completely fully understand. But Ryan Goslin, I
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guess, release a statement overnight too, and he said, there's no Ken
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with l Barbie, and there is no Barbie without Greta Gerwig and Margot Robbie.
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To say that I'm disappointed that they're not nominated and their respective categories would
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be an understate. I'm not going to pretend to know the other movies,
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you know, like who was nominated instead of her? Did they not do
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a good job or what I mean? Well, and that's just it.
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There's only a limited number of people. Of course, it was majorly successful,
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so it was kind of that maybe expecting kind of a shoe in I
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was nominated for Best Picture at the Academy Awards the Barbie movie, Like that
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to me is crazy. They also were nominated in different categories, so there's
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that. But I think people just were expecting that, Well, you don't
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always get what you want, d you tough? Lesson for the kids there,
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they'll be better for it though, I know it. And speaking of
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lessons for the kids, I love that Selena Gomez did this. She you
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know, she's been pretty transparent. I think over the past couple of years
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she went into hiding. It kind of felt like for a couple of years
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because she was really struggling with social media and becoming famous, and I can
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only imagine you may have all the money in the world, but when people
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are just ripping you apart and you're just yeah, And she kind of went
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a back and to see she was producing thirteen reasons why right, I believe
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so. So anyway, she was kind of like out of the public eye
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right, and she was struggling. She was very open about mental health issues,
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which I thought was great. And now she's talking about body image.
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She took to Instagram and she posted a picture of her when she was twenty
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one, and she said, today, I realize I'm never gonna look like
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this again. She's rocking a zebra print bikini, kind of an infamous photo
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that a lot of people have seen. And then she posted a picture on
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the next slide and it was her right now, and she said, you
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know what, I'm not perfect, but I'm proud to be who I am.
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Sometimes I forget it's okay to be me. Well, of course,
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you know, not many people waking up this morning looking in the mirror going
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oh, yeah, that's the stuff me included. I was like, so
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I looked in the mirror and I went, that's some stuff that's but I
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wasn't going, oh that's the stuff. I'd like a little less stuff.
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Let's see what we can do. There was some stuff going on, for
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sure, and Shannon Doherty and her nine on two WNO co star Jason Priestley
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sat down for a podcast talking about how inappropriate their relationship was because they were
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I know, you weren't a nine O two and O fan, but they
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were so they were twins, Brenda and Brandon Walsh. They were from Minnesota
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on the show, and I had never thought about this. Yeah, it
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makes me want to go watch reruns. Listen. Brenda and Brandon were always
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so interesting because we had an interesting relationship. Yeah, definitely, definitely,
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And the Jack and Jill bathroom, all of it, like it's there was
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this sexual undertone of Brenda and Brandon that to this day is hysterical. I
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mean at the convention, I think I showed you a photo of the two
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of us that a fan brought to me, and it was like, this
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is inappropriate for brother and sister, And then I'm like, straddling you.
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That is so weird, so uncoming I got on purpose. I mean,
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yeah, probably just like young I mean they were like what eighteen nineteen,
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just having fun and not even probably realizing, hey, this is the script,
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but hey, we're really good friends. We're not actually brother and sister.
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But then when you're following the storylines, you can't help it. Probably,
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I mean they were both good looking. I don't know. The nineties
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were a weird time. Remember that song steal My Sunshine by the band Lend
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So this one, it's a real life brother and sister singing in the song.
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I did not know that. And if you watch a music video,
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I mean they're touching, they're feeling, and it's not like arm around each
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other. It's like weird again, sexual energy, and there are actual siblings.
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So if you're you're born today, go watch the music video for steal
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My Sunshine like a man in the morning on big nutty eight points. Well,
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here we are. Valentine's Day is the next significant thing. There's no
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super Bowl to be had. I don't care to discuss that anyway. Oh
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come on. However, if you're bitter this Valentin's say season, because you
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have an X somebody you really don't care for, need lessn lover a man,
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there is some new revenge you can take on them, thanks to a
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Rhode Island Animal Shelter. Now we just talked about not too long ago.
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There's the famous one where you can name a cockroach after your ex at a
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zoo and they'll feed it to like a snake or whatever. It's just hilarious,
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hilarious. Well this time if you really because I would argue this is
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even worse. If you really hate your ex, you can pay five dollars
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to this animal shelter. They'll write the name of the ax down, bury
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it in a litter box, and let the cats of the shelter just go
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to poop down on it. Okay, that's hilarious, Yeah, just dumping
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all over it. Also great fundraiser for a local animal shelter. I mean,
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it's all for a good cause. But you can even do it with
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an ex friend. So if you really just really anybody, just anybody you
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dislike. But then let me ask you this, if you did do that,
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if you really did hate an ex so much and you did this,
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do you have to tell them because otherwise it's really just you and the animal
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shelter that knows. It's probably like the old school, like oh, you're
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burning all these old letters, like it's more for you. It's that satisfaction
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of knowing like I got you. I don't know. This to me,
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that's sort of unsatisfying. Really, you know, I would I would have
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to call them. Do you have any old like scorned lovers? I don't
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think so. No, not on my part anyway. Right of people writing
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poop letters to me out there? Bud, what about you? Do you
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you'd have one? I don't know. Was it an X? I know
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the story of yours is crazy. It was a very just weird situation.
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It was in college. I had met this guy on MySpace and we were
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just hitting it off. I've bonded over your top song. Yes, I
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know. He was even hanging in my top five. We went to Nuggets
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games together. He was a golfer, we would hang out. Sounds like
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an all American guy. One day, I don't remember, did my Space
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have like a group like a little note, like a thing, like a
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little message. But somebody slid into my inbox after I had posted a picture
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of him and I at the Nuggets game and was like that's my fiance No,
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And I'm like, ah, what huh? Yeah, so you really
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didn't know her name was Gina because you of course you didn't. I believe
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that because there's no way you'd post a photo. No, I'm not a
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lunatic. And I mean I was in college. I could have hung out
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with a bunch of different people, like I, you're doing your thing.
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This guy and I were dating, Oh my god, I would go over
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there, we hang out all of the things. Okay, so she's messaging
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me. We're going back and forth because explaining how long my mind is blown.
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She lives like a block for me. Again, we live in Colorado,
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like, we do not live this far away from each other. And
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she's like, well, let's go confront him. I'm like, okay,
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girl, let's go a little girl power. So I don't have a key
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to the place, but you better even believe the fiance does. So we
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go because I used to have to have like an access code, and he
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had a roommate, so his roommate had to have known. So we walk
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in. He's expecting I can't remember who, if he was fixing me or
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her, I do not remember for sure. He wasn't expecting the boat age's
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and walk in and turn the light on him. She goes after like takes
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her sh you off, and yes, yes, and I'm just kind of
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like, he's like, what, I don't know who she is? Yes,
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so ridiculous. The car go whatever, And it was ridiculous. Okay,
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he tried to like make amends with me, as though I was going
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to stick around, but they were engaged. I'm like, no, I
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mean absolutely not. She's still I think a friend of mine on Facebook.
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Weird that she became friends with me in this weird way. But they have
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a family. They are on and doing that thing. No, they're together.
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They're together. Yeah, that's crazy. You never did it. And
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Mike in uh Old Colorado living happily ever after. The look on his I
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cannot imagine. Yes, Oh wow, I know. So that's really the
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only crazy. Well you care to dump some cat feces on him? His
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name anyway? That I know a place? I think I'm over it.
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Now. Here's what you need to know. Well, this is exciting,
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not even if you're just a Twins fan. I'm just a baseball fan in
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general. I know, Pike, you were giddy about it this morning when
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I picked you up for work. Joe Mauer is going to be inducted into
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the twenty twenty four Baseball Hall of fame. That's so exciting. I don't
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know why you have to casually mention that you're giving me rides to work today.
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I thought that was our little secret. No, I enjoyed picking me
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up today. I forgot to pack you a lunch though. Yeah, well
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that would have been nice. I'm very hungry, thanks mom. But Joe
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Maller getting into the Baseball Hall of Fame, that's just great. I mean,
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what a legend. Minnesota legend. Born and raised in Minneapolis area,
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he was the number one recruit in baseball and football. He turned out a
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full ride to Florida state number one quarterback in the country to play baseball.
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It worked out for him and for us. Crazy if you had that option,
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wouldn't you go baseball all the way? Absolutely? And Joe didn't worked
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out for him. I mean, they make more money, their careers are
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way longer. It seems sort of obvious. Use. He just loved football.
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I mean I loved even just like in high school, playing football sucked,
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especially when you're not actually playing. You're just going through the conditioning and
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the practice. Yeah we went through this last week. You are keeping the
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boys warm on the bench. But then come baseball it's like the easiest thing
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of the world. Like if you had to run at all, You're like,
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what the heck are we doing? And you just it feels so like
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lax, Like you go to a basebook. Everyone's just chill, like the
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vibe energy, all of it, just not as uptight. I don't know
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what the locker room situation was like, but I feel like probably just yeah,
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they were all the same, and I see just smelled like axe.
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That's how I envision it. A lot of ax bodies spray. I even
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remember after fay ed class, just because the locker rooms were next to each
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other. Yeah, you could smell ax coming through the showers on the other
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side. Oh, it's a traumatizing spell for me to people just in lieu
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of showering, they just covered themselves in axe body spray. Oh so disgusting.
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All right, if you have an iPhone, you need to get this
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update. Apple is calling for everybody to update their phones as soon as possible.
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The latest is the iOS seventeen point three. They announced it late yesterday
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because they had fifteen security issues which were flagged for having the potential to expose
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your sensitive data. So again, iPhone iPad make sure you get that update
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sounds urgent. Well you did it. I already did, thankfully. I
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tried to text my wife to tell her to do it. She hasn't responded.
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I'm worried they got to him. That's sensitive data. It was too
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late. Oh gosh, all right, this story mind blowing, and the
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fact it's not headline news everywhere is even more shocking. I saw just scroll
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through in Instagram yesterday and had to dig for more information. But there is
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a guy who him and his buddies went to the Chiefs game against the Chargers.
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What was it thirty below that day, yeah, Winschell. When they
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left, they all went back to his house. The headline a man whose
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three friends froze to death in his backyard after the Chiefs game is now saying
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he has no idea what happened and has nothing to do with it. So
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they go back to his house next morning. We don't know what he did,
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but nobody heard from these guys. And two days later one of the
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guys fiance, ended up driving by. There was two cars of the guys
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that were missing outside, so she walked up to the front of the house
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on the porch, her fiance dead frozen. Oh god, God, So
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he literally on the front poor so he obviously hadn't left either he did it
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or he hadn't left his house and just had no idea correcch. I mean,
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I guess when is that cold and if you're working remotely, like yeah,
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I'm probably gonna not leave the house. Maybe. But then police get
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called in. Obviously they go and do a further search. The two other
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friends that were there dead in the backyard. There's no foul plays suspected.
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How does this happen? So many like, there's a lot of details we
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don't have, but just what are the odds that but don't we have enough
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to go foul play suspect had three guys walk out of the house at the
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same time and something I don't know if the elements killed them, but then
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something would have had to have made them become unconscious. So what was that?
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Was a carbon monoxide? Did they take some bad drugs, because there's
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no way they all just got sleepy at the same time in paste and I
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did the two were they all in the backyard sneaking out that way? And
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then the one went to the front to try to knock on the door and
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then a goner. I mean, yeah, man, I don't know.
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I know he's known these guys for like twenty years, so it's not like
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it's just a newfound friendship or anything weird. They've been bros for this long.
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I'll keep you guys posted. I am locked out some true crime and
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it's a really sad deal. I hate to treat it like it's just some
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fun podcast story, but no, it's a fritty It's horrible. Imagine being
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the fiance walking up and that's your soon to be husband. No, all
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right, Well, in other news, HI today is thirty three