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Remember Ringtones? · Podcast - Big 98.7

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  I was scrolling the internet yesterday trying to get my screen time up for the
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  week. Yeah, and I saw a tweet that apparently it generates in Z.
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  You know, the youngsters, they are keeping their phones on do not
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  disturb pretty much twenty four to seven. The reasoning gen Z apparently gets like
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  anxiety about people calling them, so they're just trying to avoid anybody calling them
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  and having to face somebody in an actual phone call. There's no facing anybody.
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  This is insane. Well, Amanda, their feelings are valid. Of
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  course your feelings are valid. But you're getting anxiety over a telephone call.
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  Yeah, it's a real thing. People are saying, I just hit ignore,
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  but it's just the it does. You get the shot of anxiety,
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  right, And people even in their thirties and forties were saying, yeah,
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  I keep my phone on do not disturb twenty four to seven because one loud
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  notifications are annoying and if you're calling me unexpectedly, you're probably a scammer,
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  which is true. To be fair, I have my phone. The last
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  time I heard a ring tone on my phone or even the ringer, it's
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  been a very very long time. If you have the sound on your phone.
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  Yes, this should be criminal. We have a couple of people in
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  our office that don't know the rules and it's like their phones ringing. IM
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  like, is this a joke right now? Is your phone ring so loud?
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  And my mom is guilty. She has the loudest ringtone in the world
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  and people call her constantly. Her phone is rat and it's always in the
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  very bottom of her purse and it takes the full duration of the ring for
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  her to finally pick it up. But anyways, I kind of love that
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  though, Amanda. You mentioned the ringtone craze of the mid to late two
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  thousands. What a time to be alive, I mean talking about like much.
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  How like on MySpace you could really represent yourself with like your song or
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  whatever. Totally same thing. It's like showing people what kind of music you
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  like from your ring tone. Yeah, I will tell you I had a
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  few of them, but my main ring tone on my pink flip phone goes
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  and then this don't stop. Yes, yes, this is filth you have
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  on our radio station right now. It was the best. Oh my gosh,
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  this just took me back. And you would have this go off in
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  public at the bank, at the store wherever I was real it was a
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  time. And then if my boyfriend at the time, Caleb was calling,
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  it was my boo no no, no, no, no no, it
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  was sugar. How you get so flat? Sugar you get? So that
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  was a good time for music. I remember my ringtone that I was most
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  proud of was the theme from Home Improvement? What Yeah, if you wanted
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  to call me in two thousand and eight, this was what was going down
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  on the other end. Okay, that's good. We posted this what do
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  you have any thoughts on that? On Facebook? This is great? I
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  mean I loved Home Improvement. Check this out. Is that how you would
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  answer the phone? Yeah, I go? Or leave a message after the
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  beep? And then would you do with that? Do people even have personalized
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  voicemails anymore? I do? You don't really have Hi? This is so
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  and so I can't come to the phone right now. And it was such
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  a script. Everybody followed the exact same script, just say like call it,
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  you know, leave a message. Gosh you This does remind me of
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  my mom. She sold jewelry. Remember when she was Howking Park play and
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  jewelry hers would be you've reached Barbolwyn, Thank you so much for Colleen Da
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  da da da dah and I hope you have a jewel of a day.
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  It was I mean that was cu' and then I remember our Lands line back
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  in the day she would say, I hope you have a peachey day.
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  So she always has kind of colorful growing up personalizes. I love that.
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  I love and the people who do still have those, like parents, and
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  it's obviously a generational thing too. But there's always a long pause between when
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  they're done talking and then when the beeB actually happens. Lance Pants when you
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  call him, there's like it sounds like he's in a bar before he did
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  this, Like there's like a five seconds of a delay of like background noises,
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  like are you setting your voicemail at the bar? Why did you just
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  suddenly feel like you needed to do that? Like it a minute in the
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  morning. Big Natty eight point seven hypothetical situation game, very fun to play
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  along in your car at work in the prison. It's called what do you
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  do if You're in prison? Of course that's right, yes, where you
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  live. I hear they crank us up there, the staff or the inmates,
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  Like I don't know well, don't say it was a joke. You
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  brought it up. Yeah, but you made a claim anyway, Amanda.
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  It's where we give each other hypothetical situations. All right, are you ready
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  for this? I thought I was. You get the honor of going to
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  the moon. A lot of moon talk these days. All right, you
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  okay, landed there yesterday, figured hey, let's let's talk about it.
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  You decide you're going to be bringing your wife, your brother Bobby, and
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  your sister Danielle. Just before you edited the moon. Yes, trip of
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  a lifetime. Really, you guys get up there and they forget to tell
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  you one of you has to stay behind, kind of Armageddon style, or
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  you all die. You are the one who has to pick who gets left
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  behind, because you're probably all not going to just stay up there on the
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  moon. Uh huh. You gotta leave one person behind the rest of you
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  coming back. So, Pike, what the heck I know? Or do
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  you stay all of you? What do you do? This is a horribly
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  unfun They're getting less and less fun every week. Last week you had me
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  in all sorts of adulterous situations or my wife, and now this week I
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  have to decide which family member dies, or you could all stay up there?
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  I mean that could could they know? Were they send in snacks up
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  bike? I guess I'll stay then you are such a liar. I guess
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  it'd be me or well, Bobby's the oldest. This is where it gets
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  fun. I want you to be honest. Sorry, Bob, You've got
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  a good friend. Well, Danielle has kids, to be fair, I
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  don't subscribe to that like that. Okay, So I get to die then
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  because she had kids. I don't know, just asking questions. That's the
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  whole point of this. I'm scared for me, all right. Amanda.
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  You're on a girl's weekend get away. It's just you, the girls.
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  You're at a bar sipping peanut coladas when a nice looking gentleman approaches. He
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  puts his hand on your shoulder and says, well, hello, ladies,
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  can I buy you a drink? So, Amanda and mine are ridiculous.
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  It is actually a thinker. Okay, what do you do? It's not
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  a thinker, sure, Bud. In fact, I'll take a whole bottle
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  of wine. You really would? Why would I not? You're sick?
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  Oh, my husband would be very proud that I'm not for fourking over,
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  you know, ten dollars drink or whatever it may be. I'm just saying,
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  that's my wife, and I get the news she's let some some guy
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  buy her drinks. That's not true. You would be like, Okay,
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  cool, didn't come out of our budget. I'll let it. The spreadsheet
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  looks like she saved a few bucks this weekend. All right. This is
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  where it's gonna get a little wild. Pike. Okay, you get a
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  call from Keith Morrison from Dateline. That sultry voice on the other line says,
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  Pike, I'm calling you today because you have the ability to immediately solve
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  any unsolved mystery in history. Oh what mystery would you choose? So,
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  Pike, there's a lot of them, unsolved mysteries. You only get one.
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  What do you do? I was just reading about the one A Dbi
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  Cooper, the guy that hijacked the plane and that just disappeared and they've never
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  found him. You never even heard this story. Oh, he stole like
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  two hundred thousand dollars from an airplane and they've never found they've never seen him
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  since. Is there a documentary? I'm not I've never heard that oh,
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  there's all kinds of them. D B. Cooper, first time I've heard
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  of the Cooper. Okay, not that I would waste his wish on that.
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  I'm trying to think of an other great mystery, like who, uh
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  who done it? No, I don't know, I guess give me the
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  DV. Coop. I know I told you I should have. I mean,
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  there's no warning in this. But it's like, isn't that a great
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  conversation? Like if you could pick one mystery, do you have one you
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  would do? I'm trying to think of the best ones. So one locally
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  like Tommy Beerson remember that story that just like went away? Ye? Fun?
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  No, I know, no, absolutely, that's I would I would
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  love to know that. Yeah. Also, who killed Roger Rabbit? You
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  keep it fun? Give me another one. Try to be good a man.
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  This one's really good, probably the best. You're at a restaurant all
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  by yourself, okay, Applebee's. Now the only other person in the dining
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  area is a man who you know, just got out of prison for a
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  murder that he'd committed thirty years prime. Oh, when you're keeping it fun,
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  got it all right? So it says you guy who committed a murder,
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  but he's out. Now he's a free man. The murder, you
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  know, was a drug deal gone bad, nonetheless a murder. Suddenly the
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  man starts choking on his steak and he is wildly motioning for help. Now
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  you're the only one in the room that can help this man. You know
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  what he did. His face is turning purple. So Amanda, ooh,
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  big guy, this is a matter. Yeah, he's big. What do
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  you do? I mean, I'm gonna give it a whirl. I'll try
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  to save him. I don't know if I really know. This is kind
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  of sad because I have kids. I don't know if I really know how
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  to do the Heimlich Very good. Oh see, this is a good lesson.
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  Yes, that's why we do this. No, this is I mean
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  I would attempt, but I feel I could probably like do more of like
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  the pad on the back situation than I would actually like going around him to
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  do. The least you can do is know how to get behind somebody and
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  squeeze, right, I mean, come on, like, obviously, CPR,
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  you sho know how to do that too? Yep, would you know
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  how to do that? Yeah? I think so. I'm feeling good about
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  that. Yeah, been a lot of years since. I just feel like
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  the slapping a guy's back, that's like the least helpful thing in the world.
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  No, in fact, I think it actually goes up against what you're
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  trying to do. Sometimes what it lodges it in watches it lap my like,
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  because I think if you hit them they suck in more. The point
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  of it was that this guy's a killer, a cold blooded killer, and
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  you're gonna save him. I'm gonna attempt, but I'll probably call nine one,
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  one two. That ain't gonna help. You, don't think So how
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  long can you choke? How long? Unless the police are in the parking
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  lot or the happy lens, I'll give it a whirl. Hey, that's
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  very respectable. He did his time. He deserves to live. I don't
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  think i'd save him though, Like as far as like, I don't think
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  I would have the ability to. You would try, you just wouldn't be
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  success. Correct, God, Amanda in the morning, No, Amanda stills.
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  Let's see. Let's see. So opening statements began yesterday and the involuntary
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  manslaughter trial against rust Armor or Hannah Reid. Now she was the one who
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  was in charge of all the gun situation and supposed to make sure that the
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  safety guidelines everything was handled on the set of Rust. Now prosecutors accuse her
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  of being sloppy and incomplete with the safety checks. Now, the lawyer yesterday
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  fired back and said, no, she's just a twenty four year old scapegoat,
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  and that's why they're blaming her because she's an easy target. She's the
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  least powerful person that is on the set, even though she has that title.
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  They're saying Alec Baldwin and the quote said Alec Baldwin was the star of
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  the film. He was a film's producer, He was the lead who was
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  handling everything. In fact, he had the gun and he pulled right.
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  Still, though I don't know, there's a lot of facts that go into
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  this that I don't know enough, you know, I know, it's it's
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  very complicated. It's sad that it's somebody sad, yes, and yeah,
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  somebody probably is responsible or somebody there was a failure somewhere in there, and
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  obviously the jury will have to find way. And can we all agree that
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  the failure was the fact you had a real gun on the set of a
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  movie. I mean, it is twenty what it was twenty twenty two to
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  twenty three at the time. Yeah, you think the best thing would rubber,
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  You know what I mean, we're good. We didn't need the real
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  fandos that can be put in in post Yep. Merle Streep and Martin Short,
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  they kind of got Meryll. Remember, I'm sorry, I'm just on
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  one today correcting how you're pronouncing things. But you always say Merle Street.
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  You don't know why. I just Merle. I just want to give her
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  the credit she deserves. She's an Academy Award winning actress and she's amazing,
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  and I love that these two could be dating. It's in the atmosphere.
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  They were hanging out at the Golden Globes. Some people said they were getting
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  a little cozy. They're co stars together on what Only Murders in the building.
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  This would be the first time know that a couple of co stars pretended
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  like they were dating just to kind of hyde the movie up a little like
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  that was what's ther Sidney Sweeney? You know that lady. You just showed
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  her yesterday. I think my Instagram shows me a lot more photos of her
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  than yours does. For somebody's made my feed yet, but she was with
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  that that Glenn Powell guy, and I think they were kind of pretend to
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  be dating just to rev up some excitement. And there has been a lot
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  of theories in Hollywood. I mean, for some people they think Taylor Swift
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  and Travis Kelcey is just this huge PRS time and that to me is mind
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  blowing because that would be a really exhausting fake. I mean, that would
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  be like a deep fake, that unbelievable. I just saw a video yesterday
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  that said, oh my gosh, proof and it's a picture of them seeing
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  a camera on them and then all of a sudden like, oh here,
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  we got to love it on each other. It's like, come on,
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  now, come on now, that's what I do. And when I'm with
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  my wife and somebody looks over, I go quick hold my hand, otherwise
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  they're going to think I'm single. It is crazy, all right. Justin
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  Timberlake. He is actually in London. He was supposed to have a show
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  there. He got the flu and people of course were super bummed out.
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  He though bringing some new music to the table today. I know. He
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  gave us a little teas the other day, an acoustic version behind the piano,
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  and I wasn't sure how I felt about it. The new song is
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  called drown. I am digging it. Listen, it's about to bake,
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  and boy, if I can dance to it, you know it's good.
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  Yeah, I think we should play the full thing sometime this hour. What's
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  your favorite song about drowning? Oh? Sorry, what did you just say?
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  Absolutely not, I'm not I'm not a fan of drowning whatsoever. Remember
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  that song by Phil Collins in the Air tonight about that guy who could have
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  saved that the other guy from drowning but didn't, and then Phil saw it
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  all into the show he found him. Remember that one? No can You
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  Feel the Love? No? Which one? In the air tonight? Yeah?
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  No, I know it. See I don't really pay attention to lyrics,
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  to be fair. Yeah, you're just a vibe girl, just like
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  ooh, drown. This is a nice little jam. Get a man in
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  the morning. Seven. This guy's weekend is off to a poor start.
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  I don't know how yours is going so far. Man, I know you
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  got girls week in the head. Yeah, I mean, Hey, Friday,
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  I'm feeling good about it. Let's roll. But before you get in
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  the car with your friends and head to brainerd. You might want to check
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  the back seat for any suspicious paraphernalia, because this guy failed to do so
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  when he parked at the Red roof In, the good old Red roof In.
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  Every time I see that, it makes me laugh. Why, well,
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  because remember the red roach in is what they used to make fun of
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  it. I have no I don't know anything about the Red roof In,
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  got it? Okay, Well, you gotta be careful because apparently the police
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  just surveil the parking lot at the Red roof In. So they checked the
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  back of this dude's car. His name, by the way is Harvey,
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  Harvey Johnson. And in the back seat of the car they found a rocket
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  launcher, a military grade rocket launch my gosh, and the top it all
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  off while he had some crack cocaine in the back is. I don't know
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  what a rocket launcher is. The only kind of launcher I've ever had is
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  like a potato gun. It sort of tells you, it sort of indicates
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  what it is in the name, well like what I just don't know what
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  it looks like, you know what I mean? Okay, I know what
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  launches, but what does it launch? Okay, you know what I mean,
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  Like, I've never I don't know. If I could, i'd be
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  walking back like, oh, that's a rocket launcher. I don't he launched
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  rockets. But where would you be even what kind of crime? Where would
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  you be? That's a good question. What would you be doing with that?
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  That's what police are possibly as we speak, trying to figure out.
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  I know what you would do with the crack cocaine? Who knows nowadays?
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  Right? But you don't ever hear of rocket launcher. When's the last time
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  there was a rocket launcher attack on us soil? Yeah, I'm not good
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  with this. It's not cool that he has it. But they got him
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  anyway. They got they got him. They pulled him out of the red
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  roof in they went in and got him, and they've got Harvey Johnson in
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  a custody where he'll be facing some pretty serious charges. Yeah, probably a
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  good thing. Yeah, I agree too. I think it's a good thing
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  that they took that gun from him. I'm just looking up a rocket launcher.
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  That is a big launcher. What didn't you ever play like James Bond
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  Double seven, GoldenEye or what call of duty? You never did any of
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  that. Have you met me? Are we even Fred and Amanda in the
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  morning on stage? Yes? Oh? Yeah? And so we have tickets
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  right now for Color nine. Who is I'm told on the phone, good
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  morning? Who's this Michelle? Oh my god, Michelle, Michelle, you're
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  Color number nine. Oh she's bringing the Friday energy. I love it.
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  Yeah, Michelle, how's your Friday going so far? I'm not gonna lie.
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  I'm still in bed. A good place to be, fresh in bed
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  for winning, din't I just tickets? Got your Jammy's on? Yes?
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  Okay? Nice? All right? Answer good? Good? Yeah. You
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  have to be clothed for this contest, Michelle. The game is called Wheel
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  of Impressions. We made it up. Have you ever heard us do it
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  before? You haven't? I darna she was prepping for sixty second showdown.
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  What was what's the preparation for something like that? I mean, you just
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  like clear your mind and just immersed in Disney you immerse yourself. Well,
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  here you're going to have to also immerse yourself in an impression, a Disney
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  impression. We're gonna spin this big wheel we have with a bunch of household
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  main state Disney characters. Whoever it lands on. Michelle, you gotta do
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  your best impression and we'll decide if you win or not. Okay, okay,
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  are you an impressionist? I feel like I should go to the kitchen
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  and grab a beer and then yeah, yeah, chug a beer quick,
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  here we go and we're up. Who's it gonna be? I wonder I'm
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  excited? So many good impressions? Oh stop it, please please please?
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  Yes, Michelle, the wheel is landed on Iago, the parent from Aladdin.
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  I just don't believe it. Good. Yeah, hold that stupid land.
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  So when you're ready, Michelle, let us have your best Iago impression.
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  Get them out, giggle it out, clear the tank. You're good.
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  I'm sorry, Gilbert Godfrey? Is that you from the dead? Jeez?
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  Michelle, guess what? You won? The ticket? That was good?
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  And you know what sometimes we say just like you get the tickets for
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  effort, But you nailed it. That was fantastic. Yeah, absolutely got
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  four tickets to Disney on ice. I just don't congratulations. Yeah, now
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  you can go back to bed, Michelle. Actually I do have to get
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  up and work a couple of hours today, but that's stupid work, all
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  right, Michelle, hank tight, thank you. Now here's what you need
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  to know. Will It is going to be a busy we get in North
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  Fargo. We've got the Home and Garden Show at the Fargo Dome today through
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  Sunday. The Summer League Indoor Track and Field Championship is going to be at
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  the track facility. That's going to be today and tomorrow and tomorrow boys and
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  girls basketball, oh wow, playing und at the Shack. So they say
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  they could be draw about twenty thousand people through the weekend. So if you
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  are going to any of those events, you're encouraged to get there a little
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  early to avoid any major traffic delays. It could be all logged up over
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  this, I know, right, Well, it's good to know. I
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  was going to go up to the McDonald's there on nineteen for lunch today.
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  But yeah, maybe I'll just go hoad go to the one over with the
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  other one. I don't know if you need to change your Planspike, I
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  think you should. Might hate to get in a log jam on University.
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  Well, yeah, and it's only a one way there. It is nineteen
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  year old Blaze bit So Fargo, who attends NDSU sold more than five hundred
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  fake IDs to minors profiting more than forty thousand dollars in the scheme. Not
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  a good situation. You're probably thin, get oh easy money. No,
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  he's going to get in some big, big trouble and he was arrested.
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  They conducted a search on Valentine's Day. Yeah, I mean that's just saying
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  you can. You can make a lot of money and crime. You know,
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  you know what I mean. But it's illegal, so don't and you're
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  gonna get busted. Actually, the road ends eventually and it ain't good.
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  So try something else. What it was his name again, Blaze Bits,
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  Oh little bits and pieces. Huh old kibbles and bits. You know him?
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  Is that his nickname on the street. Yeah, that's what you need.
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  Oh you need a fake id go see my guy kibbles and bits.
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  Oh my gosh. All right, we made it to the moon yesterday,
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  the I guess spaceship Odyssey. It landed about five point thirty last night,
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  and we made it to the moon yesterday. The American company successfully landed the
• 21:36
  unmanned vehicle on the moon. Spaceship Odyssey touchdown, delivering these scientific instruments.
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  Don't really know what we've got. What they got up there. I didn't
• 21:45
  hear any delivered to the moon, so it does just there. It's just
• 21:49
  a little gift. And then I don't know if the Space Odyssey comes back
• 21:53
  down drops it. I don't know all the details, but I think it
• 21:57
  comes back down, you know, and and you give it a little rub,
• 22:00
  like when your dog retrieves the tennis ball. Good, good boy,
• 22:03
  oh boy. In the morning, Big Natty eight point seven. We finally
• 22:08
  got an answer the dogg You might remember back in January there was a review
• 22:15
  of the world's oldest dog. Okay, the dogs. The dog's name is
• 22:19
  Bobie. Remember Bobie, I do? Okay, Yes, Bobie had,
• 22:22
  for the time being, set the world record, the Guinness Book, a
• 22:26
  world record for the oldest dog to ever live? Was it like third thirty
• 22:30
  one years thirty one? At least that's what they were claiming now, the
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  Gainest Book of World Records. Why was there a question? I forgot what
• 22:37
  the discrepancy was. Well, there was just questions being raised about the legitimacy
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  of that age, and so they finally looked into it January they suspended the
• 22:45
  record. They said, whoa, whoa, whoa. Hang on a second,
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  Bobie's family, we're gonna look into this, and so they did,
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  and by looking at some micro chip data which apparently every dog over in Portugal.
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  This is a Portuguese dog by the way, Okay, do dogs have
• 22:57
  nationalities? You know what I mean? Well, this dog's Portuguese. Well,
• 23:02
  Bobi they looked into like his microchip data, which they found to be
• 23:04
  inconclusive. So Bobi's been stripped of the tidele Ooh, tough news for family.
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  Now, obviously Bobi has since passed on to the what do they call
• 23:14
  the gold the Golden gate Bridge, No, over the Rainbow Bridge, rainbow
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  Bridge. Yeah, so he had since crossed over to the Rainbow Bridge,
• 23:21
  the doggy heaven. So the question is how old is he? And looking
• 23:25
  at the pump, it's not like a it's sort of a normal looking dog.
• 23:29
  What do you've defined as normal? Like if I said draw a dog,
• 23:33
  I would go probably more of like a chocolate lab looking dog or like
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  a retriever of some sort that I feel like usually making it to that twelve
• 23:41
  to thirteen years issue. You know, I have had two dogs in my
• 23:45
  life, both lived to like fourteen or fifteen. Oh wow, yeah,
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  that's a great life, great lives. Yeah, oh man, still hurt
• 23:52
  like hell when they died. Sure does. Yeah, anyway, that's sad.
• 23:57
  So meanwhile, I just got a text here, just since we're talking
• 24:00
  about dogs, from my husband. This dog, I said, what now,
• 24:06
  we didn't go down into the grass, went on the deck today and
• 24:10
  it looks like maybe even on the rug, made a mess with a with
• 24:14
  a poop. I think made a poo. You gott whip that dog into
• 24:17
  shape. I know it's cute and everything, but little puppy, how old
• 24:21
  puppy? How old is this puppy? Only six six months in doggie years,
• 24:25
  basically out of college.