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Naïve thoughts we all have had · Podcast - Big 98.7

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How about this. I found a list of the most naive thoughts a person
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could have. And let me tell you, when I say we've all had
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these, I mean we've all had these. Okay, Like number six on
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the list was thinking that you can reason with a bouncer or somebody in that
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sort of position. And remember when we went to Vegas one time and I
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got kicked out of one of the more exclusive clubs in Vegas. I do
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remember that, Yeah, you were scared of heights, but he thought you
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had had too many talities. Well I wasn't scared of heights. What he's
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talking about, isn't that why you got sick? No, I threw up
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in the bathroom, and there's like a pretty firm no throwing up in Vegas
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policy, and so they threw me out. But I was explaining to them
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that it wasn't that I was like too drunk. It was that I just
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like kind of had a little tummy thing going on, and throwing up made
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me feel better. And I sat there with this bouncer for like twenty minutes
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on a bucket in the kitchen, like he brought me in the back,
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and I was just like pleading my case in like the most sober way possible,
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and I got to the point where he's like, Okay, I will
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concede that you are not too drunk. However, there's no going back.
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You have to leave. You gotta leave. The only time I remember trying
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to have this conversation, I was at a bar in Minneapolis for a bachelorette
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party and I city my feet hurt so bad, so I had my shoes
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in my hands and we were on the dance floor and they're like, you
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cannot be barefoot. That's disgusting and you gotta get out. I'm like,
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no, like, I'm not drying. My feet just hurt. Though,
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Yeah, it doesn't matter, lady, Like, you gotta get the shoes
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on or you gotta get out, Like, but I just want to give
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my dance on I can. Yeah, I'm sure you are just stones over
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of course. Yeah. The one of the more naive thoughts of person could
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have, thinking that someone who likes your Instagram story likes you, like has
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a crush. I guess I have never went through now, But if you're
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single, integraciate people like your Instagram story. Ever, I know you've had
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this thought. I've had this thought with like somebody looks at my snapchat story,
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I'm even if they just look at it. Yeah, hey, fun
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facts. Usually I'm just cruising through. I'm like, nothing usually gets your
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attention. It's gotta be something real wild. I don't even know I'm friends
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with you. Meanwhile, they're over there going, oh yeah, this guy's
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you saw it again, didn't you. You're stocking me about thinking that a
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friend that gossips about her other friends to you doesn't gossip about you too.
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Oh yeah, that's like one of the hardest things to realize. Like,
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m you're talking bad about everybody we know, but what are you doing when
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you were with them? You know, absolutely, But then thinking that there's
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nothing about me they could talk about. What would they say? What would
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they say about me? Flawless, perfect human? It's funny because I really
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don't think about that. But now that you brought that up, I know
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you're sooner realizing that, Oh yeah, you're a little friend, MICHAELA.
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What do you think she says about you? Nothing? What could she say?
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Another naive thing that people think, thinking that you're getting the better version
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of someone that treated someone else poorly. Gosh, you see this a lot.
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Yeah, isn't funny. It seems kind of wild. I know you
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see him and it's like, well, just as an outsider, I know
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what you're telling you what they didn't maybe the last relationship? What about that
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makes you think? You know? You want to want to be involved here?
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People change, and you know what, sometimes you're the person that makes
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them change. That's right that you can't usually how it goes down. Don't
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let anyone ever tell you you can't change that person. Okay, it's gonna
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be nobody else could, but you're gonna be the one. It took me
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a while to learn that one. Oh god, Yeah, well okay,
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next, all right, no, okay. Number one on the most naive
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thoughts you could have telling someone a secret and thinking that it's still a secret.
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Oh gosh, I have a couple, do you really? Yeah,
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I feel like you're actually a vault. I'll tell you something and well,
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yeah, I was gonna say it, because what secrets do you have?
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Because I'm pretty sure you've told me those secrets? You're a vault and I
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have, like one other person, I love doing the old who would I
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tell? All I do is hang out with my husband and my kids.
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I would never tell anybody four drinks. Hey, anybody, I got a
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story, come over, gather around kids, like in a minute in the
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morning, big nutty eight point seven. Have you ever think about this?
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Have you ever broken up with somebody for a very little, old, kind
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of petty reason, but totally justifiable in your mind. People are sharing this
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online, like somebody said they broke up with a girl because they were constantly
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saying Chipotte instead of Chipotle. That was too much, that was too much
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fun. No, obviously a lot of these are like, they're not gonna
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be the only reason, but it was, you know, kind of what
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pushed it over the edge. You're like, okay, that's super annoying.
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Yeah, no, I don't. Usually it's just like there was another woman
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or something involved. It's so dumb not to rogue here. But that's typically
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the game having to you quite often, or what yeah, or the other
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way around. Fancy moving on? Fancy I said fancy? Yeah, No,
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no, I was. I don't even know if you're gonna throw the
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word dating around, but it was hanging out with this person for a moment
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in my single year and uh, and she was just very tall and if
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you've seen me, you know I'm not, so it was like, I
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don't even know if I can do this. You know, it's just kind
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of for me. It was just a I'm just envisioning you at high school
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dances and you're just like like dancing and dancing faces in their belly button.
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Yeah, tell me, I shut you want to kiss? Yeah, there's
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a whole down variety of things that just kind of wouldn't work with that anyway.
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People also said she added me to her friend's family group chat after a
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week of dating. Oh my yikes, are you serious? That's crazy town.
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Oh, I wouldn't run for the hills. My husband and I have
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been together six years and he doesn't want to be a part of my family
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group chats. Honestly, I'm with Nick. You know, my my wife's
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family. I think they have their own. I'm probably in one, but
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like, you know, the secondary group chat. Yeah, like I don't
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need to be in the original one, you know. And my siblings and
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I we have our own without our significant others. We started one on my
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mom's side when my grandpa died, and there's probably twenty five people on it,
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and they just feel like that's where people should just a group text and
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it is, I would mute. I would mute that so quickly? Can
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you mute it? A chat? Yeah? Yeah, yeah, they do
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like it's a life sabling you do that because I mean it's that yeah.
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I mean then again probably not in an maybe in ten years. Other people
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found it. They were dating a girl who wouldn't stop talking to them in
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an annoying baby voice. Like if they said, hey, I'm gonna go
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hang out with so and so, she would say, girl, Flynn go
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too. And I if I said no, if you put on a sad
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voice and say girl, Flynn go too, that would be else. Would
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you do? Just start drinking? I feel like you're the baby voice girl
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too? Though me, no, you totally are, absolutely not. Even
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with my kids, I didn't really do baby talk. That's not really.
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Do you speak to your kids like an adult? I always wondering because it's
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really hard to resist the urge to talk to kids like a baby. Yeah.
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The worst thing that I do is talk talk to my husband through the
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kids like who's ready to do the dishes? Stop it and hopes that you
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know, Dad would be like, hey, I'll help the kids do the
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dishes. What do you say, he's here, two year old who's ready
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to do the dishes? You know? Not you, you're two years old.
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See, I wonder if anybody else in the room could in the morning.
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Well, it's about time, you know. It's Barbie, this Barbie,
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that Barbie, Barbie, Barbie. You know, it's about time we
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celebrated a little Ken. And thank god for TikTok because it's gone viral.
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The quote my Ken trend is all about celebrating your Ken the can in your
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life. Jeez, I sure have a Ken in my life. You absolutely
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do. I have one of the better Ken's I know is your husband Nick.
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The trend is basically where you comment on your your Ken's job or hobby
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in the simplest terms. Like the big one that went viral is this woman
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talking about her business can because they were going to the Barbie movie and business
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can comes walking in still in a suit, you know, on a zoom
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call, but still putting all that aside to go to Barbie with her.
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What a guy business can. And now the fun part is you have to
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comments like basically what your accessory the accessories that come with your can, Like
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in business Ken's casey comes with a briefcase and an excuse for being late.
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It's funny. So I just happened to jump on TikTok to follow this challenge,
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and I think we could put you and Nick in the same exact Miken
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category. Are you ready for it? Everyone is showing their ken's job.
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This is my ken. His job is golf course. He is really good
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at golf course. He comes with a pink shirt. Maybe maybe not.
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I don't know what color I wear a I have a magenta Okay. Nick
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wears a salmon shirt without a work, a beer and his own set of
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golf clubs. Yeah, I would say golf can definitely comes with a you
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know, four iron through pitching wedge and just casual drinking slash gambling problem.
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Gambling problem. That's hilarious. I like this trend. I think it's kind
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of fun. I think it's fun too. Are you gonna can Nick when
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you get home? Yeah, I'm sure I have some footage. I could
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probably whip one up. Yeah, I'm trying to think of what else?
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Fishing? Yeah, a tackle box once again, a nice cold beer.
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I'm going to see a trend? Yeah, a little bitches. What do
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you uh now is can't I haven't seen the movie, have you. We've
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not seen but his Ken in the movie is here. Are they dating?
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Because you know, growing up they're not into Gracie shaking your head? Are
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they not dating? Well, Kennon wants to date, wants to see.
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I grew up thinking that they were just exclusive. Yeah, that that was
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just Kennon Barbie. And then that Malibou girl came along. Remember Malibou Barbie
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Barbie see. And this is what's so funny. Everybody is like, I
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can't believe you haven't seen this. I could not be more out of the
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loop when it comes to all of this. I honestly I don't. I
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never remember kind of playing Barbies. But then my mom would get mad at
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me because I chopped off their hair and their heads and she stopped buying me
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Barbie. Yeah, because they were too expensive. I did worse with the
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Barbies, but we won't get into that. Inappropriate Ken in the morning,
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Are you a bedroom parent? I am a parent and I have a bedroom.
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Does that make me a bedroom parent? Not necessarily? A woman's gone
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viral on TikTok for talking about how she wants to not be a bedroom parent
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because she grew up with bedroom parents where see if this sounds familiar to you,
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and she grew up like in the nineties, so okay. Basically to
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her, when her parents were in their bedroom, you did not go in
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there. You had to knock on the door and wait until they gave you
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approval to come in. Oh God, and then once you did, you
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had to be quick. And they spent a lot of time in the bedroom.
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It was like their escape from their children. Bedroom parents. Yeah.
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No, I feel like our house is more of an open door policy,
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and we have little kids. Maybe down the road that will change when it's
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you know, you leave them un attendant for ten minutes and somebody could have
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cut their hair, there could be markers on the wall. Yeah, what
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is his estop? Because I you know, we got our four and two
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year old nephew. Now that we're living with it, it's like, I
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feel like you always got to have an eye on them. Yeah, it's
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a wild card, like you just never really know if it's quiet for more
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than a minute, what you're doing, what's going on. But just in
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general, I don't remember my parents ever really hanging out in the bedroom.
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I feel like we had kind of everybody in their own living Yeah, well
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you're describing living room parents, which is to her, the better option.
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She's striving, striving to be a living room parent because it feels like,
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you know, everyone's together, and when your parents are hiding, it's like,
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well don't they love me? See I don't even remember, Like I
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still don't know what my parents' bedroom looks like on the inside. Really I
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tried to yeah, right, it was just like this person described. Yeah,
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I did try to go in there once. I remember when I was
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probably like nine years old, but we had just moved out to the country,
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you know, the outside of Glyndon, and it was all you know.
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I was scared. It was a young child. I'm like, every
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time a car drove by, I'm like, well, they're coming to kill
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us. So but I remember going downstairs one night because I was scared,
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and I don't even know what I wanted. I just want to tell my
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dad I was scared, and I knocked on the door and without thinking,
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just opened the door. And I'll tell you what was scarier than what was
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going on upstairs is what I saw going on in there. And I will
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never be the same. I just kind of feel like that's yeah, the
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older you get. Yeah, I can't imagine, just like, well,
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I don't think I would have enjoyed it anymore, that's true. Why not
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have remembered it as much? But yeah, I don't Dad. He was
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quite the bedroom parent. Like in a minute in the morning on Big Nutty
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eight point seven, Good morning together, morning, How are we doing today?
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I'm okay, all right, you seem a little nervous. Yeah,
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yeah, I am. It's a very brave thing of you to do.
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Here was we try to get you out of the friend zone, because that's
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what we do. You know, you found yourself in a little situation.
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You want to continue or pursue this relationship with a guy at work? Is
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that right? Oh boy? Yeah? So, I mean I have this
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like amazing coworker, Bret, and he's just been so good to me.
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You know, he even took the blame for a big mistake I made and
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Brett's taking bullets for you at the office on Yeah, it was so sweet.
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I don't know, I'm kind of like a little shy, so I
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would say right off the get go, that sounds like a guy that's got
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a crush on you, because I mean, I don't know about you,
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Amanda, but I would I would not do that for many people at work.
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You know, we don't take bullets for each other here at work.
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If anything, the opposite would be blaming each other. Okay, So have
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you outside of just kind of that office relationship, have you ever texted or
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done like a happy hour? I mean, you know, just work functions,
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you know, texting about work. You know, we're you know,
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he always helps me out when I need, you know, I have a
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question, and that, you know, taking the blame for me was so
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nice. Like I don't know, I don't know if he's just like a
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nice guy or maybe there is something and I just don't know how to I
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don't know. I'm just not used to guys being nice. So it seems
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like from our experience it is always a possibility that he is just being nice,
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but you never know. And for legal purposes, Heather, we do
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have to ask, is like this a boss or a management position type person
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or anybody below? Ye? Yeah, got it? Nothing weird? Perfect.
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Well, here's what we'll do, Heather. We're gonna see if we
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can help you out here and get you out of the friend zone. We're
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gonna talk to Brett kind of feel him out, and you're gonna be real
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quiet, stay quiet in the background, and then we're gonna bring you on
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at the end. Okay, okay, so I'm good. Oh my gosh,
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I'm nervous for this one. I don't know what's his little telephone number
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here that you gave us. Hello? Hey, is this Brent? Yeah,
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this is Brett. Hey Brett, It's Pike and Amanda in the morning
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on Big ninety two point seven. We do a morning radio show in town.
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Do you mind if we talk to you for a second? Oh?
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Cool, yes, sure, Well we have a question. First of all,
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Brett, do you happen to be single? If you don't mind us
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asking? Yeah, okay, why well, it's just you know, the
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reason we ask is because we've heard from somebody that they've got a crush on
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you. Really, really, who did that? That's crazy? I mean,
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is there anybody that comes to mind when we say somebody has a crush
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on you? Are you hoping it somebody? Or I don't even know if
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I can think right now, But no, I mean I'm shocked. All
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I do is work and not much else. Really, I'm not interesting.
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We speaking of work, Brett, I mean anybody at the office you can
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think of that you might have a little crush on or feel like has a
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crush on you. No, no, not in the office. So nobody
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comes to mind. Let's like rack your brain a little bit. Nobody there
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giving you a little extra lingering look or helpful or anything like that, or
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maybe somebody you helped recently. I made a big mistake. Oh, oh
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my god, are you talking about Heather ding Ding Yes, Brett, we're
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talking about Heather. I don't know what you covered up, but you got
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her attention. We hear that you're just taking bullets for her at the office.
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What was going on there? Oh? Well, look, I mean
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I was basically just over and for a coworker. You know, we're kind
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of like a team. But I mean I never thought this. I'm kind
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of I'm shocked. Okay, so I know it is shocking. I feel
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like you are really caught off guard by this. But is Heather somebody you
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would be interested in maybe going out for a drink with getting to know where
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a little bit better outside of taking bullets at the office. I'll be honest
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with you, I mean, I've never really thought about it. I'm being
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really honest. Yeah, Brett, here's the thing. We do a thing
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on a radio show called the friend Zone. So it's where we're basically trying
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to get people out of that friend zone and to the next step. And
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so that's what we're trying to do here. And actually the fun surprise at
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the end is Heather's been on the phone the entire time. So let's say
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good morning to Heather. Hey, hi, Bret. Now, Brett,
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Heather was admittedly, I'm very very nervous to do this, so we gotta
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first applaud her for, you know, facing her fear. I guess,
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do you have anything to say to either after all of that or Heather,
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maybe you have something to ask Brett. I'm just like kind of super embarrassed.
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Now, I don't know, Like Brett, I know, I don't
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know, like I really appreciate what you did for me there, I work
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everything. I mean, actually, this is really sweet if I'm like really
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thinking about it, so you know, see, Heather he thinks it's sweet.
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Yeah, I mean, if you want to go out, I'm sure,
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I mean I can meet you for a drink that that would be cool
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with me. What Heather, It's all working out. See, this could
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have been really embarrassing, and I will admit that, but it sounds like
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it's it's going great. Yeah, I'm still embarrassed, but definitely definitely would
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love to get a drink. You guys, you two go get a drink.
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This sounds adorable. Let us know what happens, all right, cool?
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I mean I wasn't. I'll take it all right, Look at that.
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They're gonna be uncomfortable maybe, but you guys just have a drink and
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let that liquid courage go. That's right. If there's anything I know about,
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drinks makes things easier. So have fun, you guys. Thanks for
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Heather, nice work. Thank you so much for doing this with us.
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You like it, Amanda in the morning on seven. Now here's what you
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need to know. Governor Bergham has declared a teacher emergency, allowing schools more
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flexibility and addressing the states teacher shortage. Now we've been talking about the bus
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shortage, but the declaration will allow school districts temporarily well, there's no shortage
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as of buses getting I'm sorry, but more than enough buses. Speaking of
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that, did you see that in Minnesota? Oh? This is this is
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a moment. I shouldn't even admit to this. Oh please do. Yesterday
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I was watching the news and they said Minnesota school buses are going green,
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and I'm thinking yes, and I am thinking, I like the yellow ones.
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Why are you doing that? I'm like, do they stick out too
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much? Isn't that the whole point? Like? Why are they gonna keep
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messing with things? And so I'm sitting in the kitchen and I again,
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I just am reading the headline and my mind is going, I'm just thinking,
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gosh, gosh, gosh. So I turn up the volume to finally
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hear the interview really grab guys like, oh no, because of energy.
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I'm like, oh yeah, that's why we're gonna do that. Oh my
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gosh. They are planning to actually start moving student teachers into that position.
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And they are saying, right now, this is just a band aid,
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not a permanent solution. But this is this is a severe crisis in my
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opinion, I mean, these are our kids, this is education. Come
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on now, we got to figure this out. At some point We're gonna
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end up like me, who don't know the difference between going green and a
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school bust being painted green. I mean, you could be in radio.
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So there's that pretty good. They're so free of kids. After all,
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someone in Florida won a one point five billion dollars Jack bought last night for
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the Mega millions. It looks like it was just one person. It wasn't
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a group pool or anything like that. No, don't have any other details.
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Not sure if we'll ever find out. I feel like usually we kind
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of get something's well. We knew all about the guy that wanted like a
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two bill in California. Whatever he bought I think three mansions in the first
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month. That's crazy, am I Am I a bad person for being glad
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that nobody I know want it? Yeah, because when you want a little
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something, I think you would what Okay, anybody I know who wouldn't give
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me money? Yeah, of course, yeah. If you were going to
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give me money, then gosh darn it. Next time, I'd probably give
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you a few thousand you okay, because earlier you said a million and then
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I said, well that's crazy, and then it would have been a group
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pool, so I would have already been down to millions, not billion.
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Honestly, if you said I'll give you a thousand bucks, I would just
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say keep it, I'd say I never want to see you again. Swifties
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are still going crazy. They're still fighting with Ticketmaster because she added some more
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dates. So as of August fifth, you had to register to get these
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tickets for the verified on sale. Yeah, yeah, I'm sorry, Am
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I boring you over there? I'm just didn't get tickets quite the yawn it
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was yawning. Sorry anyway. So who didn't get tickets? Pretty much everybody,
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because yesterday they signed with the email for the people who were able to
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get the verified tickets, and then they put the rest of the people on
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a wait list. So people thought, oh, I'm on the wait list
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and this is exciting, and then they put chances are very slim that they're
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not all gonna go. See this is why it's hard to be a tailor
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swift fan. See the trick is you got to be a fan of sort
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of like now middle aged pop punk bands from the early two thousands. It's
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so easy to get into those shows. Yeah youah, just like walk up
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and tickets are still available day out, big fan, kind of like an
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All right? Weather? I is today sunny high of seventy eight. It's
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perfect Gulf weather. Will I know you're going to going low for League Night
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tonight? But no, I actually I will say you were right about the
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LS tickets because they did just go on sale for ten year anniversary show,
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So believe it or not, there are plenty left and that's going to be
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October fourteenth there at Fargo Brewing, So ten years. Can you believe it's
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been ten years? No? Actually, because I remember the first concert and
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I believe you had a guy up there that had a guitar unplugged fight.
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Who would have thunked you got an album and everything just big time. We're
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over here. Anyway, back to the weather, it's beautiful today. Oh
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love it? Oh No, Nanda Stills the Sea let's see brought to you
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by a Valley Service Mechanical. There doesn't seem to be a lot of backlash
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over Ariana Grande and the love triangle situation that went went on a couple of
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weeks ago. Those close to her say that she's just giving Ethan his space
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so he can try to work through everything because he is the one that has
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a kid involved in this situation. But we're also finding out some more details
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because we all knew that she was on the set with Ethan and that the
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wife Lily was there and they would go out for dinners and such. But
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now we're finding out that Ariana even at their baby held him. It went
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to a couple of dinners and at one point there was conversation about Ariana saying
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how much she wanted to have a baby one day and could wait to start
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a family. Basically, I'm gonna take your child. That's now. Yeah,
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I'm gonna say, hey, I'm your stepmama. I just that's ikey
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to me. It all feels icky, but there's really no rules when it
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comes to love and war. How deep is that? Wow, I don't
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even have anything to say. I'm just letting that sink in steal you.
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It is you. But you know, what backlash do you want? What
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is he even doing? What could we backlash against? I'm not gonna go
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see wicked if that helps. No, it's just is that that was going
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to be the line. It's just the I'm a woman hearing me roor you
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know how sometimes people and kind of to be fair, there was that weird
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overlap with the Taylor Swift situation and people just kind of let that one go.
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Some people get a pass, some people do well as they say,
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no rules when it comes to love and war. All right, Adam Divine,
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he is blaming superhero movies for the death of big screen comedies. I
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was trying to think of the last movie I went to that was hilarious and
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it has to be and this it sound old, but Napoleon Dynamite I went
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to probably three or four times in college, and that was like one hundred
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years ago, I know. But since then, you know, there was
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like the Golden Era throughout the two thousands. And maybe I'm just saying it
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because I was in like high school college, you know, going to see
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like super Bad and all the Seth Rogan movies and James Franco and like that
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Arrow Hot Tub Time Machine. Like there was so many good comedies and then
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they just stopped making them. Maybe I'm just not looking, but I just
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don't remember seeing many like good rated art comedies. Yeah, I'm trying to
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think of the last one that I went, oh, yeah, that's a
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good movie that I would want to go inside. Even the last one,
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I'm like, bad Grandpa, Like what year was that? Oh my gosh,
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that was a good one, but I never went to the theater to
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see it. It's a bad grand or dirty Grandpa? Dirty, dirty,
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dirty Grandpa. Oh, it's bad, Bobby DeNiro Zac is it dirty or
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bad? I think there might be one of there's also probably a bad Grandpa
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movie. I don't know. I will tell you this that he is basically
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saying that he thinks Marvel ruined it. He feels that superhero movies it because
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you go to the theater and you expect to watch something that costs two hundred
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million dollars to make. Comedies just simply aren't that. So now you're thinking,
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why did I spend all this money to go just watch that? And
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for their sake, they're not going to make it because it's easy make a
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superhero movie, make a gazillion dollars. But ba being bought a boom,
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I could do it. Integracie, what you find out? It's a dirty,
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dirty and grandpa. Gosh, that was a good one. I don't
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even I've never even seen it. You haven't, Oh, you would crack
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up the whole time. What are you saying that? No, it is
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because it is so funny? Is it right up my alley? It is
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of me, of all people with love. It's seen it like three or
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four times, so you know it's good. Okay, Well, but you
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and I have decided we have totally different senses of humor. Yeah, like
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I like funny stuff and you you like Seinfeld. I don't. That pretty
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much is cutting dry? Yeah, just cutting cut and dry. That you
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guys talked about this on Monday about Ed Sharon doing a gender reveal on stage
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in Kansas City over weekend. Oh yeah, James and I. Yeah,
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that's a good show, probably one of the best yet. Really this week.
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I'm just teasing. I'm horsing around, all right, do you want
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me to give you a seconds? So this is hilarious. The girl who
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had the whole gender reveal ended up giving the information to a friend, well,
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the family friend who gave the information to whomever an Ed Sheeran's cap read
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it wrong. Oh so when she looked at the record, she saw a
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female, But that was because that was the patient, not the actual kid.
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So it wasn't a girl after all, It was a boy. Who
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did they put in charge of nont No, It seems super crazy and I've
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never received a piece of paper like that. Does that make sense? Like
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every time I've gone through gender reveal, it wasn't Doctor Prince like of what
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a confusing letter with like you know the patient's name and gender and then the
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baby's gender. I don't know. It feels really convoluted here, and I
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don't think they're making it up because she says it's hilarious. It was a
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memorable night and now we'll be able to tell our little boy. Hey,
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Ed Sheeran said you were going to be a girl, because whoever botched it,
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would you be upset if you went home thinking it was a girl only
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to find out it was a boy. Yeah, I mean I've had shared
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during my gender reveal. That's just cool. That's pretty neat, And honestly,
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it doesn't really matter what boy or girl. Says a girl that has
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a boy and a girl. Tell my friends who like keep having girls,
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you know, Hey, no, we have a few friends like that.
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They're like, come on, really, what it happens. I think my
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wife said that when she was born they thought she was a boy for whatever
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reason, like the scan. I don't know what was going on on the
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scan, she was a boy.