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James Got Engaged! · Podcast - Big 98.7

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  I can't wait any longer to speak to this man. You might know him
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  from the afternoon show here on kl TA Big ninety at point seven FM.
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  His name is James Tyler. Good morning James, Good morning, Pike,
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  Good morning Side. I'm non contributor to the Pike and Amandage. I've contributed
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  usually in the summer, say Monday through Wednesday. I usually trying to pop
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  back on Thursdays. Yeah, James had a very exciting thing happened in ideal
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  life, and so we wanted to give you the main stage, you know
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  here here on the station. That's the life update from James, the main
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  stage. Now the music here a little patcha Bell's cannon and D minor is
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  not playing by happen stance, James, why don't you tell us what's going
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  on? You know the name of that song. Also just used a lot
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  of big words for me, and I think everybody needs a second to catch
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  up. So James has some big news pirates and penn Zan's and DNS cannon
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  in d mind. It's the song that you know from you know, wedding
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  ceremonies and bailer alert. I used to bang that song in high school.
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  Just like for fun, like on my iPod. Yeah, my brother.
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  Yeah, we just my brother and I'd be driving to school. Okay,
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  enough, I swear of got the floor is yours? If we had the
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  Golden Valentine last week, we were all in love, having a good time.
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  We went over to Whyos. We were having a great day, and
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  you decided you weren't going to join us, and we didn't know why.
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  It's because I had to get engaged. Amanda. Oh well, but the
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  story is wild, it's incredible. So you're enjoying your Valentine. Now,
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  well let's go back. So the woman you're dating, yes, now,
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  he ate an amazing woman that I have been dating for some time. Jesse
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  Chassis got engaged. Wait that girl from the television show in Tone. Yep,
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  she works at KVOY. Yep, she was on yesterday or Dakota today.
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  Yes, that's right. Yeah, I mean media moguls. They've been
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  calling us for trying to not take it personal or anything, but you let
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  them break the news. We're also an amazing media company. We could have
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  broke the news yesterday. Yeah, what the heck? I mean look at
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  us day day late dollar short. Golly, that's the same with all that
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  Travis Kelcey news you got was a little late at it. I mean,
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  go big or go home. We do say that. James. So you
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  and the Jesse the TV person, you guys went out for Valentine's Day and
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  I thought it was cool. You were volunteering right with CCR. I yeah,
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  early this year we had kind of decided that we were sick of the
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  traditional holiday stuff, so we started talking about what can we do, and
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  volunteering became the idea. So the ideas we're going to volunteer on holidays.
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  I think that's awesome. Love it and we love CCRI. They did a
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  fun little BA and you guys did that, went there hosted bingo. We
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  decided it would be fun to dress up and fun for you know, the
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  clients and everybody to see it. And they were it was really funny there.
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  Well look we're a dressed up. They were really they were rasing us.
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  It was pretty cool. She was wearing like a beautiful pink gown.
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  You kind of talk on so so different dressed up, you leave the event
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  and you decide what we always anytime we dress up together, we always go
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  out because it's fun. Right to waste the outfit right. So then we
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  weren't quite ready to go home. We were driving around and uh, we're
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  on thirteenth. The dairy Queen appeared, and I love ice cream, so
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  I was like, well, I gotta get a blizzard. So pulled into
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  the drive room and Jesse and I were talking and she's like, you know,
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  I used to work at the dairy Queen. I wonder if they'd let
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  me make a blizzard. I was like, let's find out. Back down
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  to the drive through. We went inside and I hope I don't get the
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  gall in trouble, but she deserves a raise. And we just struck up
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  a conversation with her and I just said, well, you know, she
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  used to work at the dairy queen. Do you do you do you think
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  she could make me my blizzard? She was like sure, So Jesse went
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  me up a blizzard behind the counter the dairy queen on thirteen. That's incredible
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  that she let you do that. Lady work AND's like, yeah, I'll
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  go smoke a cigarette, have that to do the dishes. Well here,
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  Pi, she was twelve, come on, Oh of course, terry queen.
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  So then made the blizzard, eating the blizzard in the car were driving
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  and some we are driving by the wind break. We still don't want the
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  night to end. And that was the place that was there to have a
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  drink. That's where you go if you don't want the night to end,
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  right the wind break, Windy. Yeah, I love this so much,
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  right there by the Flying Jay. You know where it is. Oh no,
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  I'm very well aware. Haven't been in a whole lot of It is
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  one of the better truck stop bars, way better than that one in Grand
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  four. Yeah, that's for damn sure. Okay, So we go in
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  there, grab a drink. There's three people in there. Oh. I
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  was going to say, was it ladies night? We were looking? We
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  were like, because we like to dance. It was Wednesday though, but
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  it was Valentine's Day that I'm saying, Oh God. The goal was to
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  find someone somewhere to dance. That didn't work. We ended up the wind
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  break. Three people were there and they recognized this immediately, which was hilarious.
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  One Gal James I was like, yep, that's me Jesse from KB
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  so struck up a beautiful conversation with them. One of our songs came on,
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  which was Irish Head Ready to Go you did not How did you know?
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  I didn't even know you're going to say that. I was just gonna
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  play it. You just always that song is always ready. Yeah. Okay.
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  So so then we're just dancing to you two on the dance floor.
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  We're just dancing by the bar, and the bartender sees us dancing and he's
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  like, because at that point the dance floor was dark because there's nobody there,
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  he lights up the dance floor just for us. So then we're like,
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  well, we have to dance on the dance floor. So we do
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  that, and then after like four to eight songs. Wait, so it's
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  just YouTube, just gazing into each other's eyes. Four to eight songs,
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  it's super Yeah. Well I feel like you're just at home in your living
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  room. But at the wind it's like just slow dance, hands on your
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  hips, junior high dance kind of thing, or you guys swing it.
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  There's this one. No, we we did slow dance the entire time,
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  but at one point Finger eleven paralyzer came on, but we still kept slow
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  dancing. Somehow. One of the least romantic songs. I've never heard of
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  it. It scares me a little. You've heard it. You've heard it.
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  Oh you know, God it sucks anyway, it's mister wright Side came
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  on Ruined. You're slow dancing to mister Brightside. The reason we know this
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  is not because I heard all the songs. This is paralyzer. I'm trying
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  to like slow dance right now to this. I don't need to slow dance,
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  okay, fingers. At what point did you were you like, Okay,
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  I'm ready to do this, because of course you probably had a ring
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  in your pocket, and you're thinking I didn't propose completely unprepared. I did
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  not have a ring. I didn't have anything. Jesse actually like went down
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  on her knees first and the post and you're thinking, I thought she was
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  like falling, So I'm like kind of followed her down and was like holding
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  her and I was like, oh, this is the thing. And then
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  she said I want to marry you, and I said, will you marry
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  me? What? Okay? So first I got a second. So she
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  went first. She went down on her knees in that pretty little dress to
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  propose to you. But then you said nuh uh, like I'm going to
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  marry you. It was just like the hearts melted at one time, it
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  was like Monica and Chandler and friends. It was it was absolutely diss me,
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  Oh my gosh. And meanwhile, Finger eleven's just rocking. I don't
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  know what song was on at that time. She had when we started dancing,
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  she had set her phone up. That's why I knew that all the
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  songs, because I couldn't really hear him. To be honest with you,
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  as cheesy as that sounds, well, because you were gazed into locked in.
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  This is refreshing because so many times proposals are just so like prepared and
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  everyone knows it's coming, and this is like the exact opposite. Had you
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  just compelled to propose. That's so cool. So you both were in agreeance
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  and it was just something you had discussed in much length beforehand. Really,
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  that's why I never said those words to each other before, Like there were
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  there was certain not where they weren't off limits. But we had this like
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  bit going where we wouldn't say married or anything like that. You clearly said
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  you loved each other. Yes, got it, definitely, Oh my gosh.
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  Okay, so now we're engaged, we're we're we didn't planning, so
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  now we had to now then we had to announce it to everyone. So
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  it happened to be visiting my family on Friday, so I announced it to
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  the entire fam. Was pretty much everybody that I care about, I should
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  say almost. There's a couple of people that weren't there. Sure, and
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  that was super exciting in Airbnb in soccer Rapids, Minnesota, lovely sock Rappids.
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  Now your mom who we fell in love with at the Shanaia Twain concert.
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  She when you told her. I loved her response. It was very
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  adorable. I have the recordings. Could we play it? Here's James's mom
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  finding out what you need to have some let me see the ring. Oh
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  she's all mad because she found out days later. It took two days until
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  Mom, Hey mom, we know how you feel. That's a good No.
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  I'm so happy for you guys. I'm very happy. To put me
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  down as happy, I am very happy as well, super excited. So
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  what's the what's the next steps? Are we already planning dates and venues and
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  DJ have you? But to DJ, we actually still have our balloon arge
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  up from the Golden Valentine MC snag that throw it in the truck. Okay,
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  yeah, you know we were thinking live band. Really, I'm an
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  advocate of that as well. Are you so not to make it up on
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  me? But do you play Iris? Does ls play? Has played Irish
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  didn't go very well at the Pickled parent, but I mean willing to revive
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  you wouldn't the parrot? Well? Yeah, going on, I mean,
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  judging by the way that the engagement happened, some point, I'll probably just
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  walk in here and be like, yeah, we got married yesterday. Is
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  that you don't want to plan a big, big thing? We don't know
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  yet. We're just kind of basking in the fun. It feels like they're
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  kind of a wing it couple and I like it. Good for you it
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  winging it, danging it, getting engaged to love it. James James Tyler
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  engaged. There's gonna be a Missus Tyler soon. I can't Well, you
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  take your name or will you take hers? Or I might take her?
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  Do a hyphenated situation. Maybe we'll do that thing where you take both names
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  and you combine them together and make a new one. What would it be?
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  Jess? Jess and Jake. Are you trying to come up with their
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  like celebrity power couple names? Yeah? Jams. No, that doesn't James,
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  a man. His brain is just an oppress right now. Really love
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  to see it's that meme where it's the lady staring off and it's all the
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  math problems. James, whatever would it be? I will say, I
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  don't think there is there is it? How do you do? How do
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  you put those two names? Do you see when my brain was in a
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  frontzel. Oh? I love us, I love our love for each other
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  and for you guys. It's so good. Okay, grand James, thanks
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  for sharing your tail on piking Amanda, and you got it. Amanda did
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  say she was gonna throws a party. I'm gonna hold her that, so
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  I hope you come Pike. Yeah, I am an engagement party. I
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  wouldn't expect to be invited if you don't get married before. I have a
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  chanswer. Well, it'll be a marriage party, man, Amanda in the
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  morning, let's see it piping hot today? No, Amanda stills, let's
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  see let's see brought to buy JDP Electra Well. Travis CAUSI knows that the
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  world is obsessed with his relationship with Taylor Swift. He said, I'm very
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  well aware it's obvious set mainly because Taylor's in my life. That's why there's
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  so much attention. He also said that she wherever she goes kind of brings
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  her entire entourage of human beings that just love to support her and support everything
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  she does, which is why there was so much love and attention with the
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  NFL. Who knows if it'll be like that next year. Maybe it'll be
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  one of those like, oh, she's just there, but I don't know,
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  it's hard to say with those fans. Yeah, you just never know.
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  I mean, he's stating the obvious, but at least he's aware,
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  so then nobody can and nobody can be like, oh, you know he
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  thinks that he's the famous one. Yeah, Adien, and he also I
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  mean it was a long interview, but he also talked about the fact that
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  he does not ever want it to affect his the game of football in the
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  locker room and Patrick mahomes a lot of people like he honestly has not changed
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  one bit since it's happened. If they start letting her in the locker room,
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  yeah, he is wearing his hat. Did you see that? When
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  she was leaving in Australia yesterday, she was rocking his Super Bowl hat.
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  I'm like, that is adorable. It's like when you get in a new
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  relationship and you're like wearing your boyfriend sweatshirt or something. Yeah, I used
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  to wear my wife's pant. Did you you guys share a couple of clothes
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  though, Like, don't you guys have matching Forgo four shirts? We do.
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  We both got a pretty far up four shirt from a game we went
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  to this year. The first hundred fans got white shirts. He's the whitest
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  shirt you ever saw. Yeah, I know, I saw you guys.
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  I'm wearing natteen shirts and I'm like that is adorable. Yeah, sometimes will
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  accidentally wear the others, but it's all good, all right. Jason and
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  Travis also, of course, do their podcast, and I honestly feel bad
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  for celebrities and situations like this. You're damned if you do. You're damned
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  if you don't. People are gonna watch everything you're doing. If you're giving
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  fifty thousand dollars to a family who's lost something or somebody, or if there
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  was a tragedy, that's not enough. Should have been a hundred exactly.
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  I just feel bad for him. But they did talk about it in their
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  podcast. We just want to say, you know, our hearts go out
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  to all of the victims, their families, Chiefs Kingdom and really all the
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  Kansas City that was really there on a day to try and celebrate the community
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  and it's unfortunate and deeply tragic the events that occurred. We'll share a link
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  to donate to the Chief's Emergency Response Fund in our bio. Your donation goes
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  to supporting victims and their families, violence prevention and mental health services, and
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  the first responders. All. We appreciate them doing that absolutely. And justin
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  Timberlake, he's rolling out new music on Friday. He gave us a little
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  tease he's really getting into it. He's sitting at a piano on his latest
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  Instagram post singing his new song called Drown. Take a listen, It's about
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  to break, show me exactly. Let me really getting into it too.
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  Yeah. Wait that false setto what a voice? You think it's a hit.
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  Yeah? It kind of has a crimier river vibe a little a little
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  bit. That's my false so right, yeah, Well, I don't know,
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  man, you're a lady. You're always taking false settle, am.
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  I No, I don't know it was an aldo when I was in choire
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  and yeah, I was just inchoir. I never I didn't have a solo
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  or anything. I joined the choir just to go on the trip. Oh
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  yeah, we did go on a trip. Would you go Chicago? Uh?
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  Disney No, Disneyland. We had to California? Yeah, are you
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  kidding? Oh? It was the best man. We got to go,
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  and we got to They brought you back and I was at the band and
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  the choir double duty, and they let you perform a song from a Disney
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  movie and then they took the recording and put it over the soundtrack of the
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  movie and you got to watch the scene. I think we did Lion King
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  what. Yeah, it was crazy. Okay, that is incredible. Yeah,
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  we went to Chicago, went to the Navy peer boring and I don't
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  even remember singing, though I bet we did. I'm sure there was some
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  singing involved there. I take you as the one that was just there to
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  kind of horse around. Take in a minute in the morning. Seven.
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  You know how much work you do in a day, and I'm not talking
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  about your job job, but when you're done with the work that at the
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  job, Yeah, it doesn't end, how much work there is that you're
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  not getting paid for. But they did a little study to determine how much
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  money you should be getting paid for the work you do that's not your work,
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  you know what I'm saying. Yeah, all right, so if you
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  but you're putting down you had to guess how much money is your average day
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  worth. I guess I'm one of those people I don't like to say,
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  like my kids are your joork and you know, meals for It's like,
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  these are just things you do because guess what I wear an amazing cape that
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  is called I'm a mo mom or a title I'm a mom. Know what
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  you said? Almost said I had a mom cape, which is a mom
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  my mom mom. You know, I just don't. I don't like saying
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  that because it feels icky. But there's a lot of tasks involved in that
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  because it's a never ending job. Yeah, it's it's crazy to think about
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  because I have none of those tasks, you know, And I still find
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  myself saying, geez, I got a lot of things to do, you
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  know. But that's why I never I tried to never complain to people with
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  kids because you got those same things. And then a bunch of other stuff.
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  Oh right, do you remember when you didn't have kids feeling that way,
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  like feeling like you were really busy and they now thinking back, going
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  what was I doing? I remember being you going, there is no way
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  I could possibly wake up at three thirty in the morning, have kids function,
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  keep them alive, go through, do manage like that seems nearly impossible
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  to me. But what ended up happening is I don't do a lot of
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  the night stuff that I used to you just that's the time that you have
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  with your kids. It's actually way more enjoyable. Yeah it is, Isn't
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  it exhausting? I guess everybody has. It's exhausting because you see yesterday,
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  for example, you didn't sleep last night, Pike, because did you nap
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  yesterday? Yeah, I took a nap. I did sleep all the night
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  before. It's a vicious psych Yeah, but you would be exhausted. You'd
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  be so exhausted during the day because you're up like you're just powering through because
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  you've got all these tasks to do. You're doing the stuff with the kids,
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  having a great time, and then you're gonna crash. Well, there's
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  no chill with kids especially your kids ages three five or whatever. For you
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  almost five, it's all good, but it's like there's no like what you
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  wanted to. Hey, guys, can we just sit on the couch like
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  I'll put on a show? You like, can we just chill for a
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  bit? There's none of that. Nope, they like running around. Well
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  anyway, man, your day, on average is worth one hundred and thirty
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  four dollars according to Americans. That's like a it's like filling up with gas.
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  That's nice. Well that tangy yours. Yeah, my husband and I
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  had a conversation the other day. It feels like it's like one hundred dollars.
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  Here, one hundred dollars. Somebody asked you to do something, is
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  like, well, there goes one hundred dollars. Or if you walk in
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  you do It's everything is so expensive it's insane to me. Yeah, anytime
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  you leave the house, it's a hundred bucks. You might as well assume
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  it's a hundred bucks going out the door. What I know, there's no
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  And you might have the intentions of like, oh, we'll try to we
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  we'll go out, but we'll do it cheap. Yeah, there's won't drink
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  Okay, you're still eating whatever it is. You add the tip and it
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  adds up. You're right, Amanda. It's too bad you're not getting compensated
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  for your time with your kids. Amanda in the morning on sage. Do
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  you strive to be influential in your life? Of course I want to be
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  able to be a good mom and influence my kids and have the things you
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  say be meaningful to bet you at the office. Right, Well, here's
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  a way to do so. According to a new study done at Harvard University,
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  Oh the Strong study, the way to be more influential is by using
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  one word in particular. Okay, that's all the difference is from being a
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  not influential person to being influential. It seems easy. And the word,
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  Amanda is because because in everybody use the word because. Could you describe?
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  Could you give me the definition of because? Right? Interesting? Right?
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  The definition? It's like if somebody asked me to describe what fire is.
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  I don't know if I could that I could do. I know what it
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  is is. I just I couldn't. Just I couldn't tell you what it
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  is. If that makes sense with the word I got, I didn't know
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  I was gonna have such a curveball today. Oh my goodness. I was
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  sort of like the you know, for the reason that as you look it
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  up, Yeah, okay, for the reason that so the word because it's
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  so influential, because they use a study where they basically the example they used
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  is if you're some if you're trying to use a copy machine at a shared
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  space, we'll say the office. Maybe you're at the library and somebody else
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  is using it, but you want to use it instead. If you were
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  to just say to them, may I use the xerox machine, They're probably
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  not gonna let you. They'd be like, no, dude, Like I'm
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  using it? Well, yeah, it makes sense, right, Why are
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  you so much better than me? They found though, that they are fifty
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  percent more likely to let you use the coffee machine if you were to say,
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  may I use the xerox machine because I'm in a rush, or insert
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  really any reason at all. See, I don't like it because it feels
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  like using that leverage which makes you feel you're more important than somebody else.
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  Like what they're doing is just peas and carrots compared to your filet mignong that
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  you've got going on. I don't like it. Well, let's not disrespect
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  peas and carrots. You know, I don't like that kind of behavior.
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  It bothers me. I'm not saying it's good or bad. I'm just saying
• 20:17
  it works according to the study. And you know, people like that,
• 20:19
  like the sales person type, they just have these little tricks. And I
• 20:23
  know there's all sorts of like what do you call it? Not it's like
• 20:26
  no, but there is. There are certain people who do things. I've
• 20:30
  worked with them numerous times or situations. Manipulative might be a word absolutely where
• 20:36
  it's like they say it and the way they say it makes you go,
• 20:37
  well, I can't argue that that's right, and you're annoyed by it,
• 20:41
  but there's nothing you can do because you just have to do it. I
• 20:45
  get it, but I don't want to be that person. I know,
• 20:48
  And that's just it. There's and there's so much work you could do if
• 20:51
  you're trying to sell people on stuff. You know, there's so many like
• 20:52
  sociological isomic is such an idiot? You sounded like my daughter doing like syllables,
• 21:00
  So see a lot of jug Yeah, but you're right, it's a
• 21:03
  at what cost mans you're saying, this is being influential for me. This
• 21:07
  is you being a tool, right. I don't like it here, Just
• 21:11
  be yourself. Whatever comes out naturally, just let it come out. If
• 21:15
  you're convincing, great and I should be likable, be like, hey,
• 21:18
  can I just pop in here real quick if you have some copies to do.
• 21:21
  In fact, Amanda, I'll do you on better. I'll make the
• 21:23
  copy for you. You go take a take a rest, go have a
• 21:27
  sit. Hope you put you to set. Now here's what you need to
• 21:33
  know. Well, there's an investigation underway by several organizations for this video that
• 21:37
  surfaced on social media over the weekend. So Friday night's basketball game, it
• 21:41
  was Grand Forks versus Stanley. At the very end of the game, there
• 21:45
  was a Grandforks player that punched a Shanley kid in the head. If you
• 21:47
  saw the video, it's wild, like just us, don't punch anybody.
• 21:53
  I mean, it's okay, But in the back of the refs going oh
• 21:56
  my gosh, how wasn't this called out? Well, it was at the
• 21:59
  end of the game, and just like anything, the refs clearly didn't see
• 22:02
  it. Nobody really did. It was caught on somebody's camera. People are
• 22:06
  wanting repercussions Shanley just as a whole. They're saying, we respect the process
• 22:08
  and trust that this is going to be handled appropriately. The Grandforks player has
• 22:11
  yet to be suspended. They're actually playing horse tonight, so I don't know
• 22:15
  what's going to happen. And I'm sure the young man just made a mistake
• 22:18
  in the heat of the moment, which nobody's perfect, and I'm sure he'll
• 22:21
  learn it it happens. Yeah, exactly, Move over, iPhone, there's
• 22:25
  a new number one in sound. For the first time ever, the iPhone
• 22:27
  did not take the top spot and customer satisfaction. I guess this Samsung Galaxy.
• 22:32
  You asked me about all the time that S twenty four took the top
• 22:36
  spot. Yeah right. What kind of propaganda did you find this morning?
• 22:38
  I was propaganda dot com? Yeah, propaganda dot com. I'm like,
• 22:42
  gee, I'm short on some trendy news today. No, I just I
• 22:47
  got to chuckle out of it because you always give me a hard time at
• 22:48
  some friends rasing me over the weekend because we were in a group text and
• 22:52
  same thing. It's like the when you're in a group text it's just it's
• 22:56
  it's ridiculous. It is to have the green text that. I mean,
• 23:00
  it's a minor inconvenience if we're being honest. However, call me. It's
• 23:03
  the sending of pictures. So if somebody, because we communicate with so much,
• 23:07
  so many family members and stuff, and I'm usually the one taking the
• 23:11
  pictures in the video, I can send you a picture, no problem,
• 23:14
  But if you send me a bunch of pictures, they're going to lose their
• 23:18
  quality. Cool lose are cool. But if you send a video, it's
• 23:23
  just completely distorted. Like if my husband, I'm like, hey, can
• 23:26
  you take a video of this and send it to me? And he's like
• 23:27
  yeah, Then I said, I'm like, you're gonna have to send that
• 23:30
  through Facebook Messenger. I mean, just that noses a quality too. Meanwhile,
• 23:34
  iPhones and MacBooks, I can just seamlessly airdrop large video files to myself
• 23:40
  and other people, and I can recklessly do that to another Galaxy user.
• 23:45
  I'm glad that we have the competition, Like you need to phone providers at
• 23:48
  least, otherwise iPhone is just gonna you know, that's no good for the
• 23:52
  business landscape. But that's all I have to say on that. That's all
• 23:56
  I'll say. We're all worried about the business landscape of all of that wash,
• 24:00
  don't They could jack the prices up, But that's what keeps the price
• 24:02
  is so darn reasonable. Is that this competition? You know, I've always
• 24:06
  said that about my phone bill. It's so reasonable and cell phones. Honestly,
• 24:10
  this may be an unpopular opinion, but I think they could charge more.
• 24:14
  Thank you? What us shut you down? Truly? How about this
• 24:18
  guy, his name John Cheeks. He checked his powerball ticket the day after
• 24:22
  January seventh, So I don't know why it's written this way January eighth,
• 24:26
  and uh, what ended up happening is when he saw the ticket number one,
• 24:30
  Where was he on January sixth? Now we're just kidding around, all
• 24:36
  right, So what happened to Cheeks? Well, he was buying a powerball
• 24:38
  ticket. He checked it right before he went to bed, and all the
• 24:42
  numbers matched up. He won three hundred and forty million dollars. His exact
• 24:48
  quote was I got a little excited, oh my god. But I didn't
• 24:51
  shout, I didn't scream. He notes that he called a friend then took
• 24:56
  a picture, as he recommended and that was it. I went to sleep.
• 25:00
  That statement alone makes me feel like you're just not a sane person.
• 25:03
  I would be losing my mind if I won three hundred and forty million dollars.
• 25:06
  I can't go to bed at night if I have lunch plans the next
• 25:07
  day. This guy went to sleep with a three hundred and forty million dollars
• 25:11
  lottery ticket. Come on, then he woke up, Come on, and
• 25:17
  the numbers different. There was a website error on the DC Lottery's website.
• 25:23
  So now he's suing for what he says his rightful winning's mistake or no,
• 25:27
  well, he might have a case because what did people sue for it?
• 25:30
  Hot the distrain? No, like, what's the emotional distress? Yeah,
• 25:33
  I talk about some emotional distress. He really he really ruined that too,
• 25:38
  because he said he just wins. It was no big deal for him.
• 25:42
  It seems like cool, calm and collected cheeks. What does he do for
• 25:47
  work That three hundred and forty million isn't keeping him up at night? I
• 25:49
  get a minute in the morning, come on, get up on, big
• 25:55
  very excited to have the newly engaged James Tyler still hanging out with the hype
• 26:00
  in the morning. We kind of suck people in. It's like one shot,
• 26:03
  you know what, you're hanging out with us, James. I know
• 26:07
  you're a bit of a dart span, aren't him. Love a good dart
• 26:10
  game. Okay, well then you'll be interested to hear that there are some
• 26:11
  drama in the world of darts professional darts Amanda, Okay, okay, artists,
• 26:18
  because a darts player named Darren Webster has controversially accused his opponent of farting
• 26:23
  during their face off at the Darts Super Series, which is equivalent to you
• 26:29
  know, the Super Bowl. I'm envisioning like as you have your dart and
• 26:33
  you're going up there to get bull's eye. Is it like a that Yeah,
• 26:37
  exactly. I'm just wondering if it's like you know how kids think it's
• 26:40
  funny when they kind of like roll over and go. Is that like blowing
• 26:44
  it in the direction as a It was a more of the stink factor,
• 26:48
  man, it wasn't. It wasn't like a jarring noise. I thought he's
• 26:52
  so silent but deadly correct. He went on a rants on social media after
• 26:56
  you know this guy, this Darren Webster, for his part, he's won
• 26:59
  this event twice, so he goes in there thinking he's gonna win, but
• 27:03
  after he didn't, he went on a rant saying that his opponent quite literally
• 27:07
  used a stinky tactic. This is good. This is what he posted.
• 27:12
  Quite the excuse. Ke Webster said, well, when you play a guy
• 27:15
  who farts and stinks the stage out and denies it, then kick you when
• 27:21
  you're playing the stall every throw because they are bleep. Good luck to the
• 27:26
  future. But I'm not interested rant over, So there's drama. How do
• 27:30
  you prove it? You know, he types like tailor Britney Spears. Oh
• 27:34
  you're gonna say, Travis Kelcey kind of a horse apiece. Travis Kelsey is
• 27:38
  pretty bad on social media too. I think he has handlers now for his
• 27:41
  social media, but back in the day it was a little rusty. We
• 27:45
  all had a little rust at one point. Oh totally. I mean,
• 27:48
  what do you guys think is this ethical or no? I mean, I
• 27:52
  don't think it's illegal. Do you think that it's fair that he would have
• 27:55
  to hold it in and possibly screw up his own game? That's a good
• 27:57
  question. I mean, honestly, he could have very easily been like due
• 28:00
  to a tummy ache. Yeah, well I was not able to win the
• 28:06
  dart league. There's a number of health conditions he could have that would cause
• 28:08
  this. But or it could be just a tactic like the guy suggested back
• 28:12
  in wrestling. If you guys knew, I wrestled back in high school.
• 28:15
  But some kids would just like not wear deodorant to sort of use it to
• 28:18
  their gye. I can see that that's a that's actually a pretty good tactic.
• 28:22
  Yeah, oh, I told you. We went to a little kid
• 28:26
  wrestling match the other day and even just like walking in it was great.
• 28:29
  But I didn't realize when I was in the gym, I was like,
• 28:32
  okay, this is nice. It was really hot. There was a lot
• 28:33
  of kids. And then I walked out, got some fresh air, and
• 28:36
  walked back in, and I was like, who I mean, I can't
• 28:38
  imagine. What do you think he ate to cause his tummy issue? You
• 28:45
  make yourself do not real large haggies at the bar. I'm looking at the
• 28:48
  guy the culprit, and it looks like a guy that just eats a lot
• 28:52
  of hot dogs at home, doesn't ever use the oven'ch a ton of microwave
• 28:59
  stuff looks like a hot dog guy. Yeah, this looks like you know,
• 29:03
  he looks a little sweaty all the time. You know, the guy
• 29:06
  a hot dog grease, not a lot of preheating the oven from this guy's
• 29:12
  kind of just going straight to the house a stove chip, taking a Manda
• 29:17
  in the morning, seven up and at them and excited to tell you how
• 29:21
  you can stop your cell phone social media addiction. Oh, tell me,
• 29:25
  because I know everybody has to me. We all find ourselves just scrolling,
• 29:30
  mindlessly scrolling. You just can't. You don't get why you just can't stop.
• 29:33
  They've identified what the problem is, and Amanda, they've named it something
• 29:37
  called the dorrito theory. Have you heard of the do oh? I can
• 29:41
  only imagine been a while since they've had dorito's, and mainly pike, because
• 29:45
  once I get my hand on a dorito, I just can't get my fingies
• 29:51
  out of the bag. Amen. And that's just it, Amanda, you
• 29:52
  know why? You know why doritos are equally as addicting as scrolling social media?
• 29:57
  Is there a crack on them? I'm just I have no idea.
• 30:00
  There's no room on the show for that kind of Come on, no,
• 30:04
  Aman, when you eat a dorrito and you finish your bite, you're not
• 30:08
  fully satisfied, right, Nobody ever got full on doritos, Whereas if you're
• 30:15
  eating let's say a steak, there'd be a point where you're like, okay,
• 30:18
  that's enough enough. Yeah, it's because the dorrito is unsatiating, much
• 30:26
  like scrolling social media. They say that because as you're scrolling, it's never
• 30:30
  fully satisfying. You just can't You can't stop. It's like a dorito.
• 30:36
  So how do you solve it? Nobody knows what they said what At this
• 30:41
  point, all we know how to do is identify the problem. You find
• 30:47
  some new social media friends that are a little bit more satisfying you a little
• 30:52
  bit more, some more steak like follows on your Instagram, but it's,
• 30:56
  you know, the che What do you do with your doritos? It's kind
• 31:00
  of like a like for me, I can't buy things like nuts, like
• 31:03
  a big thing of nuts, all mends, cashews, peanuts, because I
• 31:08
  will not stop sunflower. Really, we were driving back from the cities a
• 31:11
  couple weeks ago and I was so tired. I had to have something to
• 31:15
  occupy me, so I get sunflower seeds, big bag of giants and you
• 31:19
  can't stop. I cannot stop until my mouth is just raw. Ooh uh
• 31:23
  uh. Yeah, I have a little bit more self control when it comes
• 31:27
  to some of those things. Nuts are in particular, I can have like
• 31:32
  a handful and I'm good. Really, yeah, I'm It's not like you
• 31:36
  never put down a whole bag of nuts. No, I mean peanuts one
• 31:40
  thing. If you go and you get like the actual ones that are in
• 31:42
  the shells, that one, because it's more of like at it's more of
• 31:47
  a pastime. Yeah. Pistachios though, those will get me on the ponto.
• 31:49
  Get me some pistachios and I'm rolling. It's like, oh, get
• 31:52
  the bag, get the bag away for throwing the water. You're like in
• 31:56
  the holiday season. Remember that you know you're mixed the so to nuts,
• 32:00
  the ones you got a crack with the nutcracker, like those, I'll just
• 32:02
  eat those until the whole entire kitchen table it's covered in crack nuts. So
• 32:07
  what do you do with your dorito? How do you stop eating doritos?
• 32:10
  And what's the most addicting chip? Would you say? Sun chips? Love
• 32:15
  me a heart shutter sun chip or French onion? But I feel like you
• 32:17
  can't buy those as like they're not as available available. Yeah, like they
• 32:22
  have the big bags, but they don't have the small bags like they used
• 32:23
  to. I don't know. I feel like I've seen a small bag of
• 32:27
  sun chips, French onion, the garden salsa came in and really bumped out
• 32:32
  frenchise. Yeah, it's the best. That's why we were talking about social
• 32:36
  media and now we're talking about chips. This is the problem. This is
• 32:39
  an evolving it's a mature, evolving conversation we're having. Now, what's the
• 32:43
  best flavor of pringle? You know what we should do? We should put
• 32:45
  this on social media. This might be the steak people are looking for.
• 32:50
  You're able to really fill them up on a two Yes, once they see
• 32:52
  this post from us, they'll put their phone down and say, all right,
• 32:54
  kids, honey, I'm ready to be present.