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Weird Baby Names · Podcast - Big 98.7

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My name is before you name your kids something weird. When I say weird,
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I just mean unique. And I get the urge because, like me,
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if I were to have a child, I would want to name it
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something that's not like so overdone. But there are things to consider. Amanda,
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who has two kids with semi normal names for their age, I suppose,
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Yeah, Sydney I felt was extremely normal. Briggs was my idea and
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my husband wasn't convinced. Right away, you invented Briggs. I did not.
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I'm just saying that was like unique. It wasn't. There wasn't a
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lot of Briggs hanging around. I got friends with a kid named Briggs,
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but you know it's definitely I don't know many Brigs older than twenty years old
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exactly. So there's three factors to consider, according to a baby naming expert,
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when you're naming your child a unique name like one, you're gonna want
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to ponder potential jokes or insults, Oh that could be made based on your
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child's name. That's the first thing you do. But then also, I
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think one of our biggest challenges we had a lot of friends who had already
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had kids, so every name were like oh, so and so's kids is
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this and that? And then also I dated somebody with that name or yeah,
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and was it nice? Yeah, I can't imagine being a teacher well
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a kid. Oh yeah, you had them all exactly. That's how you
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know. We had a teacher in elementary named their kid's Sydney too. Actually
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name, we had a Sydney in our class. It's like, oh,
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really, see who the favorite is? Obviously apparently Amy Schumer. I don't
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know if you remember this, but it was in twenty twenty. She had
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a baby with her husband. They named the kid Jeane, which is obviously
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a family name, but middle name was a Tel, which I've never heard
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that name, but again, it must be a family name. Purpose with
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her, you know, probably feel like that was a pr stunt. So
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of course Gena Tel Janet, you know, yes, and so she realized
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it eventually, and she actually changed the baby's middle name. Of course you
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do. There's no way you did not know that, because you're writing your
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kids' names down a man. When you were naming your kids, though,
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you were running it through the test, right, I mean, you got
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to say it out loud a few times, and your your husband was really
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putting it to the test. Yeah, so Sydney he made He literally brought
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up that name. I don't remember ever having another girl name. It was
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just boom. Within seconds, that was like, that's it, that's nice.
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I struggled so hard with boy names. Nick wanted Jordi. We have
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a cousin, Jordi or Jordan. He has a best friend Jordan, and
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he like, actually JORDI not want just Jordie. And I'm like, I
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don't know, it just it didn't have it, didn't have it for me.
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Briggs. He was kind of like a so I will never forget it,
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and I just pulled up the audio for it. This was him sitting
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in a rocking chair with Sydney because she was still a little kid in the
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hospital room. No, this was this was Nick hanging with Sydney and Iana
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a beautiful day while we were trying to pick out baby names for Briggs.
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Okay, yeah, de hair Bridge, what free times, Jordy wonder,
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wonder, what do you say say he's just a little baby just loving it.
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Yes, but he was. That was his thing. And then we're
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like, okay, now Beijing, Briggs Linder to the office. I mean,
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just you go through all of it. Yeah, you got to hear
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it. You got to hear it. I love that we asked what the
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weirdest names people had heard on our Big ninety eight point seven facebook page.
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If you got when you want to weigh in seven oh one two eight oh
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eight seven, you can text or call us weird names you've heard. Amanda
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Lee commented Dorcas, yep, is that you? That is me? And
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actually suddenly commented because I didn't want to put the last name just out of
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but Kelly knows this person as well from my hometown, Dorcas. He married
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a dick house. It's married into a dick house. Her name was Dorcas,
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dick House, yanks. I don't even know what's funny, but I
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mean it's just some funny combinations of letters as all. It just sounds funny
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Dorcas. I mean, what when did dork come around as a negative?
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Yeah? I guess, I don't know. I don't I really don't know.
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Did they have a nickname or did they just straight up went by Dorcas.
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I would assume full name Dorcas. Wow analious. Somebody commented, Hell,
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come on now, Amy said, not the weirdest but I had a
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bank customer named Mary and her last name was Christmas. That's really good.
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Hi am Merry Christmas. That's so good because yeah, the last name people
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have the last name Christmas Lloyd Christmas, for example. I feel like you
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and Lowe are gonna Lauren are going to have fun with baby names at some
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point. Yeah. Step one would be to have the baby will and we'll
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see from there. I guess somebody commented, I think I know this person
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Dick Trickle really on our Facebook? You ever heard of a Dick Trickle that
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does actually sound very familiar because my neighbor or something somebody has said that before.
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Oh yeah, a couple of tough he's on here too. Somebody said
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disco biscuits. Is there somebody named disco biscuits? Or did somebody not understand
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the post. I'm guessing that there's actually people named this. That's a sick
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name. By the way. Yeah, yeah, if you're gonna name a
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kid something weird, just run it through the test. Be like nick Just
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say it out loud a few times, think of any nicknames, and you'll
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be fine. Who's gonna break it to him? If he's not the three
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time MVP. What did he say up to bat a three time all stay
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or breaks linder? Like it a minute in the morning. I know,
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Amanda stills, let's see, let's see love it. Garth Brooks wants Travis
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Kelcey to perform Friends in Low Places at his new bar's grand opening. It's
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called Friends in Low Places Bar and honky Tonk. It opens on March seventh,
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and uh, this is just great. I see Travis Kelsey's version of
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Friends in Low Places uns. I'm so up and booz I loved it.
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I thought it was fantastic too, big man. I'm just telling you this,
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I will be a grand opening. If you're that, I'll send a
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plane. If you want to come and get another shot at the title.
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You want to come seeing that, I'll send you. Come by yourself,
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or you bring your brother, your gang, whatever you want to do.
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Do you think he could do better than what we saw in that video?
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I think so. I mean he was obviously hammered and you know he was
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screaming. So do you think given the right situation he could impress? Yeah?
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And you know he is now down Unda. He went to Australia yesterday
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to be with his girl Taylor Swift. Maybe she can give him a few
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music lessons before March seventh. But I do love how Garth says and the
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gang Are you referring to Taylor Swift? Oh? No, of course,
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Why would Garth Brooks want Taylor Swift at his restaurant's grand opening. That'd just
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be a distraction from And there's been a lot of rumors of the past week.
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Why Kelly Roland walked off the set of the Today Show. I kind
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of I rolled out of him, like this seems a bit aggressive. But
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there was the whole rumor that the dressing room just wasn't up to her standards.
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I didn't know she was such a diva. I know that's how it
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was being portrayed. Yeah, years into her career, suddenly she's now a
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big diva in the Today Show in New York City. Like, I'm sure
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it's fine, right, So she haded up on like the Sherry Shepherd Show
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or something like that. The other Howard those dressing rooms and on it it
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said something about thank you for offering such a safe space, and then people
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went, hold up, what is that referring to? Well, apparently the
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reason Kelly walked off the set was because Savannah Guthrie was like getting really aggressive
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with her asking her questions of Beyonce, and she told her numerous times like,
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I'm not here to talk about that. She has a new Netflix show
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called Mia Kulpa that is out tomorrow, so that's what she's not promoting Jestiny's
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Child. No, she's not. I mean, I get it, I
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get the urge to not want to talk about your past like that, but
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and I guess all of her interviews her team tells them like, hey,
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don't ask questions about this, but at the same time that today's show pretty
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much ignores it, like, no, if you want to come on our
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show, we'll ask you what we want to ask you, and you should
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just know that. I know we've been in those situations a couple of times.
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One I remember were Sheryl Crow and Lance Armstrong when they had gone through
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their breakup and we were told do not bring up Lance Armstrong whatsoever. And
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then the other one was Pistol. Annie's thought, Oh yay, we're gonna
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get to interview. This was when Miranda Lambert was like the hottest thing,
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and she just sat there and wouldn't answer our question. She's like, this
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isn't about me. Ah uh oh, okay, it's really stupid. Yeah,
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I mean you're allowed to feel that way and try. But at the
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same time, it's like, no, if you're gonna come on, if
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you're coming on this show, this show, you're gonna get some hard hitting
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questions. Okay, and whoopy Goldberg? Did you remember that her real name
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is Karen Johnson. I know everything about what be I know, so yeah,
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I knew that. That just has me rolling. Anyway, she got
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pretty hot about this. So Malia Obama is now a director in a movie
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and people are just razzing her online because she changed her name on the movie
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to Malia Ann, which is what is that her middle name? I don't
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This is like such a stupid thing to get because it's such a subtle thing.
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The whole point is like, oh, we all know you're an Obama,
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so stop trying to hide it. Yeah, but if you can,
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you know, for the few people that might not recognize her, To be
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honest with you, if she was doing something and I saw her, I
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don't think I'd be like, oh, that's so. I mean, she's
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grown up so much. I don't follow that. I mean she doesn't want
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people to think that she's able to direct movies at such a young age only
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because she's in Obama. I mean she worked hard for this. Well,
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your girl, Whoopee got real worked up about it. If she knows she's
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an Obama, why do you care? Why do you care what she calls
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herself? If she wanted to call herself, Janet McDonald could be Whoopy Goldberg,
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she could be whoever the hell she wants to be. Where Karen Johnson
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got Whoopi Goldberg? I mean that's just great, WHOOPI love it. We
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gotta make up a name, I mean, make up a good one.
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You know, how do you land on Whoopy Goldberg? That's what That's what
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I want to know. I mean, all this time you've spent with her,
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with your love for Whoop, I can't believe you don't know the reason.
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The time we did spend together, which was one Samantha, to be
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fair, it was on the set of the View and I was just so
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I was just blacked out. Oh yeah, she smelled gray. I'll tell
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you that much. If you were wondering, really, because I've heard she
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has a farting problem. Remember that whole story. Well, she's as clutching
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for me. She was being very respectful. I get a Manda in the
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morning seven. You know, it's a tail as old as time you board
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the flight, get in your seat, buckle up, flight takes off,
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and suddenly you get the urge to just rip the emergency door open. Yet
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no, definitely not. In fact, if they say, hey, do
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you want to sit in the emergency exit. I'm not flying solo ever usually
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anymore, but every once in a while I would going back and forth,
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and it always made me nervous, just like it felt like a lot of
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responsibility. Well, yeah, how many times does it? How many times
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does the blane go down? You get you know, you're stuck helping people
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out there. Have you ever had a flight attendant who really like if they
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take it to a level where it's her job one hundred percent? But that
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was very intimidating, Like, no, I don't want to be in charge
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of the plane of something to go a ride. They make you take your
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headphones out inverbally say yes, I agree that I will help in the case
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of an emergency. No books. Yesterday it happened again on a flight in
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an American Airlines flight leaving Albuquerque, New Mexico. When the plane got in
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the air after takeoff, this guy suddenly just started trying to open the door,
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which I just I don't It doesn't say here. Of course, they
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won't know until they interview him and figure it out. Like, what were
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you doing? You just have a panic attack. You're getting claustrophobic to me,
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Vodka Cranberry's what happened? You're trying to just take the whole plane down,
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or you're just yourself? Who knows. But thankfully there were five passengers
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nearby that were able to put an end to it. They tackled him,
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and somebody had just had duct tape on him. I guess, oh they
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let that through security. Just good to have, you know. And so
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they duct tape this dude's ankles together, threw some flexi cuffs on him,
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and then turned it around and they had to go all the way back to
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Albuquerque where they landed. The guy was arrested. Okay, that is horrifying.
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Can you imagine? This is stuff that happens in movies. There's been
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a lot of these circumstances lately that are kind of going either the doors fly
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off on its own, or somebody's opening and although it was like the window
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situation, right, it sounded like it was the whole side of the plane
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that opened up. It is nice to know that you're not gonna because everything
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I've seen in like movies and cartoons is if the plane door opens, everyone
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just gets sucked out, correct, like a vacuum. You know, it
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doesn't feel like that's necessarily the case. I don't know. I just don't
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even want to be in a situation like that. You got a flight coming
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up? Does this make you nervous? I'd probably better pay a little bit
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more attention, because I do tend to not listen to the flight attendant sometime.
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I do know that, especially now that I have kids, it's like,
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oh, I'm supposed to take care of myself first, before the kid,
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and making sure I know how to put that yellow thing on over my
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head, the oxygen mask, and then if there was something about it,
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like a flotation device under my booty. Yes, your seat is a flotation
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device, so you're supposed to rip the sea down and take it out with
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you. I don't know. I don't envision me doing any of that.
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Well, panicking if something really happens and just if the plane goes down in
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the middle of the ocean, especially at night, what night mares are made
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of? Just imagine being in the dark, dark Pacific Ocean, the middle
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of nowhere, and you're trying to find your seat to use it as a
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flotation device. I don't know. Meanwhile, as we're talking, did you
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see this bomb scare mid air that's currently going on on another flight? Like?
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Really, well, that's not cool. Now my story seems all outdated.
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And Amanda in the morning on Big you want suspect a thing when you
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hear that telephone by friend's lucky number, this lesson by friend in the sunny
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Wan arrested by friend today's victim. I don't like using the word victim.
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That sounds weird. Person. We're gonna prank call today Amanda was set up
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by his friend, good friend of his name Ryan. I like it.
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Just a couple of bros just razing each other. Oh yeah, it's the
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best. So we're gonna just make something random up and try to get this
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guy with a little goof m just be silly geese for a sec. Okay,
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ready, a goose. You're not a geese, you would mean this
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is all you stop it. Hey, this is Chad. Hi, Chad,
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good morning. Do Spentura over here at Peter Peter Potato Eater, USA,
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of course, one of the nation's largest providers of russet potatoes. How
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are you today, I'm good. Yeah. I do have good news for
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you, Chad, because you entered a contest at your local grocery store recently,
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and you, my man, have won a year's worth of free russet
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potatoes. You know, I don't remember entering a contest for this, or
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actually any contest really. Actually, you just kind of automatically signed up when
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you bought a bag of potatoes here recently. So, Chad, my question
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for you is when is a good time for me to drop off this load
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of potatoes. I'm sorry, I'm militious, so confusing. So I'm getting
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a I'm getting a bag of potatoes for b got a bag an entire year
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of russet potatoes, and I will be personally delivered bring them to your house
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at four twenty seven third Second Avenue South here in Fargo. Wait, wha
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wha, wha wha wait wait, how do you know my address? I'm
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looking at your house right now on Google Maps. Actually, and it looks
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like to be here. There's plenty of room over there on the south side
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of the garage. Might if I just go in that back door? Or
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what's best for you? Not? I mean, how would you guys just
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send me some coupons or something instead of actual potatoes? Don't you a check?
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I got to do the actual potatoes. It's four hundred pounds, just
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so you have an idea. It's going to take up about half of a
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two stall garage, so you're gonna have to park on the street for a
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while. But the cool thing is they are fresh russet potatoes. But if
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I don't want them, though, like I have to take these potatoes,
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I get it, Chad. The deal though, is here my job's on
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the line, and if I don't dump these potatoes off somewhere, I'm probably
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gonna get fired. So let me ask you this, though, what would
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your preference be on size? Excuse me? Like, would you rather have
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the potato be a little smaller kind of like a potato you could fit in
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your mouth, or would you rather be one of the great big ones that
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you could, you know, like pretend it's a little baby or something.
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Okay, got to be a joke. No, it's not. No,
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not a joke. And actually, Chad, I'm actually in the area right
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now, just drove by your house a little bit ago, in fact,
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so I could circle back and drop these potatoes off right now. If it
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works. No, do not, no, please, do not drop any
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potatoes at my house. Chad. Listen, man, you're getting six hundred
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punds of potatoes. That's happening whether you like it or not. So I
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can do it now, I can do it later. You just tell me
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you what a good time is. Okay, No, are you kidding me?
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If you drop off any potatoes, we're gonna have an issue. Okay,
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stay away from my house. Amana should eat? Can we tell him
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the news? I mean, I'm starving for some potatoes right now. But
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no, chat my man. What hey, Bud, it's piking Amanda in
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the morning. I'm pig ninety eight point seven. That was a dumb prank
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call. I'm sorry. Yeah, I do it. I knew it.
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You sound like a big potato guy, though, you know apparently apparently I
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am. Now, Oh my god, Chad, Well, first of all,
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it was your friend Ryan that sets you up. He listens to our
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show, and he said to be funny to mess with you just for grins
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and giggles, But you were I'll say that, what kind of lunatic turns
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down a free year of potatoes? Though, that's a lot of potatoes,
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pods, that's a lot of potato. Thank you for being a good sport
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man, and enjoy the potatoes. Kay, I'll be over in about ten
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minutes. All right, sounds good buddy, Bye Fred. Now here's what
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you need to know. Well, this is quite the debacle. If you
17:27
are left not able to make calls, text or access the internet, you're
17:32
probably on AAT and t's network. So yesterday, I guess it's sort of
17:36
kind of like late last night. Some people still having the problem this morning.
17:38
Now it looks like it's just with AT and T, but some Verizon
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and T mobile customers are without any sort of network at all right now?
17:48
Yikes, Oh frightening. So it would say like sos on the top of
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your phone? Mm hmmmm hmm, you got that? No I don't.
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Thankfully, I'm one of the chosen ones with the AT and T whose phone
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is still seemed to be operating, and it doesn't look like there is any
18:00
reason behind it. Well there's a reason, yeah, but they haven't announced
18:04
it yet. It's one of life's great mysteries. That's why we're going to
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the Moon figure out what's going on. I wonder if that has anything to
18:15
do with it. It's just the last minute gripped in the moon. Maybe
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at and t's wireless devices on the Moon because they're almost there. What's happening
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today is an unmanned spacecraft is going to be landing on the Moon. And
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the reason this is such a big deal it's the first American mission to make
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a soft landing on the Moon since Apollo seventeen touchdown, which was back in
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nineteen seventy two. So is this Apollo eighteen. No, this is spacecraft
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Odyssey expected to land about four point thirty today. We're being told that even
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though NASA is not a part of it because it's a private company, they
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have funded it and they're putting six scientific instruments on the Moon. Well,
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did you say your favorite scientific instrument is ah? The so many the chart
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that the chart, the chart table, periodic periodic table. Yeah, that
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one's one of my favorites. It was really nice to like look at it
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in reference. Yes, One of my favorite pastimes is looking at it the
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scale? Is that one the scale? Yeah? I loved like or what's
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the one that would go like a teeter totter scale? Like one of those
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and that's just a teeter totter thing. I don't know. I'm trying to
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think of like a bunt and burner. Remember the beakers look at you?
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Chemistry boy, didn't know this about you. I went to class. Okay,
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did you ever have to gosh? And I can still smell it the
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Formelda hide? Did you is that when somebody dies? Did you ever have
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to do the the pig? Like the pig? Did you have to dissect
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the Oh? We didn't do any pigs? What was it? The I
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remember? I swear there was like a poor little piggy that we had to
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do. I want to say there was a cat and stop it. I
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think there was. Somebody tell me if I'm wrong. I think in high
19:56
school you dissect a cat. You went to DGF. Correct, Okay,
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Wood, you need to do your creek. I think that we had like
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a same correct A fertile pig? What is it? A fertile pig?
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Gotta be fertile? Why are we even on. I guess this is probably
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why kids stay in school, or you'll end up on the radio looking like
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these two. Oh, I don't even know where we were going. We
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had another whole story. Oh yeah about golf Leonard country Club. It opened
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yesterday, and I guess this is now them being able to say they have
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now been opened every single month of a year, which is great. Yeah,
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twelve months a year, year round golf and Fargo sign me up.
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Yeah. By the way, if you can't make it out to Leonard,
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it looks like Lakeview Golf Course in DL is also opening in Saturday, Sunday
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and months. Why have I never heard of that golf course? Isn't that
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the one like as you're coming into town, that's Highway ten. No,
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that's Forest Hills. Oh are you making up golf courses? No, I'm
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not Lakefield. Is that the one by the country club? But not the
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country club? Yeah, I don't know. There's the executive, there's that
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iron Man course out there. Whatever the heck, I don't know, big
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golf guy. Never heard a lake View? You haven't Lakeside? And well
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it is? Uh it is the country club. Oh, you're kidding.
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The country club is opening Lakeview Pro Shop says located in the Detroit country Club.
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Oh so you sure the just the pro Shop isn't opening, because there's
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no way they're opening up a country club. I don't know. Maybe maybe
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they are. I don't know what the heck, this isn't a golf program.
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So can I get a mulligan for this whole broadcast? All right?
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Weather today? It is gonna be sunny. I have about forty six tomorrow.
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We're kind of dipping down. But the weekend looking real nice. Oh
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yeah, like it a minute in the morning on Big Nutty eight point seven.
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Hey, listen, I'll be the first to admit. When you're faced
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with a hard situation and the options are deal with it or just ignore it,
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sometimes option two is the easier one, Amanda. However, I guess
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it really depends on the situation. Well, how about these situations when it
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comes to your relationship. If you want a healthy relationship, these are things
22:06
that you should never avoid ignore. Okay, okay. For example, let's
22:10
say you've stopped touching each other. And this is from an expert. By
22:14
the way, this isn't from part Pike's heart. Although I really resonate with
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all of these Pike the Love Expert, Yeah, I'm upsetting Amanda. If
22:22
you're not kissing or just regularly just a little just physical touch doesn't have to
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be smooching or you know even more. Yeah. No, but you can
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very easily become roommates, especially when you have younger kids. It's easy to
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like have the distractions or you need your time, but you always have to
22:40
have like even even the look like hey, I see you like this is
22:45
like, oh, hey, I don't know. Nick and I have that
22:48
look where it's like I really want to be with you right now, but
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we've you know, there's two kids between us reading and doing something, which
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is fine, but that look says enough to us really interesting like licking lips
22:57
kind of look or I'm like, no, I just I don't know.
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Last night we kind of gave it like a I don't know. It was
23:04
a weird like I love you, I miss you, but this is our
23:07
life right now. Like that. I guess we could call him and see
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just that was what my energy was to me. Probably he's just tired,
23:15
just gazing looking right through you. Oh I see a big Nick, I
23:18
see you, honey. Nick probably was going huh, why are you staring
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at me? You weird? No, I'm just kidding. Well, you
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don't want to ignore that if you're not touching each other. Also, if
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you're not making each other a priority, it's a little thing you don't want
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to ignore. You know. It sounds like you guys really are, at
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least through the look anyway trying my eyes, are prioritizing him. Yeah.
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And then also if you get to the point where you are making all the
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decisions on your own not healthy, No, because that means they don't care,
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oh the other person or you, well maybe vice versa. Yeah,
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oh yeah, that'd be the other thing. If all things are getting decided
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that I had nothing to do with and I don't care, well, I
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think I might have one foot out the dough here. Also, if you're
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kicking issues down the road in your relationship, things that you know you should
24:10
deal with, big things happen, wadda, YadA YadA, you're it's easy
24:12
to be like, oh, yeah, no, we'll worry about that at
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a later date. Right that. I think a lot of people do,
24:18
whether they're big or small. It's you let things slide until it hits a
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point and you're like, Okay, we could have dealt with this before.
24:25
Dumb right, right, Well, Amanda, the number one thing you should
24:29
not ignore if you want a healthy relationship. It's a I guarantee you've never
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thought of this or you infanty going you would never even realize to address something
24:37
this. You've stopped talking to each other. If that were to ever happen,
24:45
where you're just not speaking. Who put together this list? It certainly
24:48
wasn't me. This is ridiculous. It's not ridiculous, it's true. Well
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there's a reason it's number one on our list of things did not ignore.
24:56
Duh. If you're not talking to each other, Amanda, newsflash non Hell
25:00
Okay, you know we're laughing and it's pretty sad, but I guess it
25:03
probably does happen, especially depending on your situation. Everybody's got lives that you
25:07
business strip here there who knows. Like, if you're in the house together
25:11
and you're not speaking, I mean, I get like you can have some
25:15
quiet time, you know, when you're watching TV or whatever, But if
25:18
you're just see and I think the goal for a healthy marriage is when it
25:22
is TV time and your wife is talking and going through everything. That's what
25:25
guys really love when I'm going through like the agenda for the week, Well,
25:29
you're just trying to have some chill time. That's when you know you're
25:30
in a real home. That's a best. Oh my god, Like,
25:33
get a minuda in the morning, get up on dig. You know who's
25:38
coming to town? I do. Here's a hint. The whole gang,
25:44
Mickey Mouse, Goofster and Disney on ice at the Fargo down We got takerincesses.
25:48
I mean, it's going to be so much fun. And they really
25:52
do. They hit all of the eras of Disney, right, so you're
25:53
going to see everybody, and of course your kids are gonna love to go.
25:56
So we're giving you a chance to win four tickets to bring the whole
25:59
family all week. And right now we have Caller nine on the phone.
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Good morning. Who's this, Jacqueline. If you didn't hear when I just
26:06
said it, your caller nine? Woo yeah right, yeah, kiddo,
26:11
stress, who would you bring Let's say you did hypothetically win tickets, who
26:15
would you bring? My whole family? Well, my two kids and my
26:18
husband. Oh that's awesome, it's perfect fit. So here's the deal,
26:21
Jacqueline. We're going to play a game of sixty seconds Showdown Disney edition.
26:26
Have you heard his play this game before? Yeah? All right, perfect,
26:27
well you know a man ducked in. She's ready to go. Just
26:30
let's win the tickets. Let's move on. So Amanda has written down seven
26:33
things, Disney themed things, and I'm going to be the one that has
26:37
to give you the hints. Sixty seconds is all. We have to get
26:40
five of them correct to win you the tickets. Okay, okay, all
26:44
right, so I uh I dug a little deep for some of these,
26:47
so I apologize Pike in advance. It's anything that could be found on Disney
26:51
Plus. Well listen, as listeners of this show, No, I am
26:55
very good at it. You are very good. So I'm putting you to
26:56
the test this morning. All right, are you ready? Jaqueine? Already?
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Sixty seconds and three to two one, here we go. Uh this
27:04
would be not Elsa but the other one from Frozen. Oh you got it?
27:11
This is like you drive these they're like another word promote plural card.
27:18
You got it? Nice. This was like Amelia Estevez's hockey movie, not
27:26
not Wimpy Geese, but the nineties hockey movie. They're not quack quack.
27:33
What animal goes quack quack? Yeah? What kind of there we go?
27:38
This was I'm gonna skip that one. This a beauty and the beast.
27:42
What's the woman? The beauty's name? You got it? One more?
27:48
Uh? Okay, This is a Donald's love interest. No, no,
27:55
no, the same animal that quacks, but not Donald. It's a type
28:02
of flower. I mean it was. It was your fault, Pike.
28:11
Listen, Jacqueline, I'm so sorry that was on me. Hang on,
28:18
I want to Jacqueline. I hate to send you home empty handed. Let
28:21
me talk to my superiors real quick. Okay, disappeared superior? Am I
28:26
visiting? They sit in they sit in the corner of the room when the
28:29
show, just watching us at the buzzer, right, you give thet We're
28:33
gonna give you the tickets. So much fun. I'm so sorry Pike is
28:38
so bad at that game, Jacqueline, Daffy duck. That's a good duck
28:42
too. But there's a lot of good ducks, so early on to the
28:45
ducks this morning. Sorry, guys, go tell your family. You guys
28:48
are going to Disney on ice on behalf of Big ninety eight point seven.
28:51
Congrats, awesome, Thank you so much in the morning, Big naty eight
28:56
point seven Iman. Given the option between hard and soft, what do you
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think is more desirable? I see I go half and half all the time.
29:03
We're talking tacos, right, Oh sorry, no skills at the workplace,
29:08
hard skills or soft skills. But since you mentioned it, hard or
29:12
soft tacos, I do three and three truly three and three. Yeah.
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If I get like a six back in a pound, I want a soft
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and I want a hard. Okay. Now, when it comes to me's
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skills, yeah, your skill set, Amanda, No, they say that,
29:26
I don't know what this means nowadays in today's workforce in twenty twenty four,
29:30
it's soft skills that people say are more in demand. So like,
29:34
what's the difference, Well, like a hard skill, like for what we're
29:37
doing right now, ability to turn the microphone on and edit audio and yadia,
29:44
those are hard skills. But soft skills or your ability to communicate with
29:48
others, your your personality, your ability to listen, problem solving, yeah,
29:52
or they say the biggest one in twenty twenty four critical thinking. Now
29:56
that's something I wasn't good at that growing up, because that's like the word
30:00
problems. Right, those are an example of critical Those stressed me out,
30:06
Like when Sally walks in the door and Sally has three friends and then four
30:11
of them decide to go this way in that way, kind of like a
30:12
riddle, not a fan. Right, we have to write out the answer
30:15
and think about it. Yeah, it's like give me a little multiple choice
30:18
here, you know, but always go see, always go see. Yeah,
30:23
I guess just with the information I know here, I think I'm more
30:26
of the softie. Yeah, and that's great. Those are obviously good skills.
30:30
Now that's what they say anyway, because hard skills things that you learn
30:33
like actual you know, things you do physically. Those are skills they say
30:37
that pretty much expire after about five years. You know. I think about
30:41
it like if you went to school for one thing and you learn some hard
30:45
skills. That's what college is a lot of hard skills. Well, if
30:48
you don't use it, if you don't get into that industry right away.
30:51
It's like for me, yeah, I got an advertising degree nine years ago,
30:55
but I have so what good is it now? You know what?
30:57
I man, it looks like I got a slam dunk in the college degree.
31:00
Mass communications with an emphasis in broadcast journalism. Man, I am using
31:07
those hard skills well soft skills. I used to do a survey of everybody
31:11
who went to school for mass communications and just see what they're all doing minor
31:17
by the way, in public relations. Oh wow, yeah, jeez,
31:19
Louise talk about a girl who used her college degree? What like my wife
31:25
went for PR two? Yeah, what is it? What's the appeal?
31:27
What's like the dream job when you're going to school for PR. It was
31:30
hilarious because I remember because I went to school in Denver and I had a
31:34
few of friends like working at a PR firm, Like what does it?
31:37
Celebrity? And I watched too much Hallmark growing up, like I'm gonna sit
31:41
there, yeah, like a celebrity or that had to be the dream people
31:45
are chasing magazine or something and listen dream do it? You know? If
31:49
not? Then when as I started going through it though, and realized I
31:52
couldn't read a teleprompter because fun fact, I wanted to be on TV.
31:56
That's a hard skill reading, not difficult, necessarily hard. It isn't hard
32:04
versus soft skills. But I remember kind of I worked at a place at
32:07
like a little internship, and it was more of like the pr angle and
32:10
I had a buddy who we were best friends, and it was I mean,
32:15
actually, like, if there's a fire you have to put out in
32:17
a company, the PR firm has to to go ahead and do them,
32:22
Like, oh, this is really intense. I don't like that. Yeah,
32:25
so this is intense. Putting me back to the soft skill ye yeah,
32:29
soft skills. So basically what I'm saying is acquire some soft skills.
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Not that some of them you can acquire, it's just sort of who you
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are. I feel like you need to have a good balance in life between
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hard and soft. Yes, for sure. That's why you go three and
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three at the taco bell exactly