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What was the vibe 20 years ago? · Scott & Ally on Demand

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  Two very quick things, and then we'll we'll come to the vibe.
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  There is obviously a theme in movies.
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  We were not wrong of hoods flying open on cars.
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  Yes.
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  Also want to thank Mike.
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  Blues Brothers had the scene too.
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  I've never seen that movie either.
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  That's one of those ones that's I mean, I think it came out in like 1980s, so you know it's I wasn't even born yet.
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  That movie was absolutely an era-based.
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  If you were of an age, you the you still quote the Blues Brothers.
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  It's a classic, and I still haven't seen it.
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  But I also found out the other day that my parents have because I've never seen The Godfather, right?
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  Yeah, oh I I can also understand that.
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  But also a classic.
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  Yeah.
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  But my parents told me the other day, neither have them have seen The Godfather either.
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  I could see that though, because your parents are a little more um oh uh of the conservative religion line.
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  Yeah, but they're not.
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  But they're not?
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  My parents are not conservative.
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  Religion.
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  The uh they okay, so they yes.
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  In the religious realm.
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  No, just like they're not uh they're not very they're not very stringent on how do I say this?
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  Well, I could see that being a movie that just wouldn't grab.
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  Jigzus wouldn't approve of.
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  I get to see, you know what I'm saying?
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  Like, I can see that being one, okay, maybe Maybe that goes a little too far.
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  Scarface might have been one of those ones that also they might have missed.
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  I'll have to ask them if they've ever seen Scarface.
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  The other thing I was gonna tell you, too.
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  I have really good news for everybody that's been emailing and texting and everybody else.
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  Uh, Chief Engineer Aaron yesterday called me.
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  I don't know, it must have been about three.
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  Uh new guy, by the way, who comes on the scene with unfortunately a dumpster fire of a situation where something fails on our transmitter.
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  Poor guy.
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  Yeah, I mean, they had to do what they had to do.
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  They had to get the parts, and you know, sometimes it's like the check, it's in the mail, you don't know when.
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  Anyway, the great news was he called me yesterday.
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  We are back to 100% power.
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  So if you had static, if you had things happening that you're like, I I can't hear you guys.
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  If it, like I said, if you listen on Wink, we're on jams and magic too.
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  But yeah, because even Snoopy D, our Uber driver, said, Good morning, my friends.
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  Good thing I have the app because they come from Tawanda every day.
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  Ah, we're back.
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  Yep, and has been having trouble with that.
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  But anyway.
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  Anyway, so Tanya sent this text message in saying, I need to know what the vibe of the radio station was 20 years ago because I'm 20.
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  And it's crazy you guys have been doing this the entire time I've been alive.
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  I do you want to go first?
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  Do you want me to go first?
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  Um, I I guess I could go first.
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  I I don't know that there was a huge different vibe.
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  I I mean, uh to me, it I don't know.
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  This is a hard one for me to say because I can answer it.
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  Okay, you go and I'll see if I can see if it sparks something for you.
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  The chemistry was there from day one.
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  Oh, that that's very true.
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  It was always something.
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  As soon as I walked in the room, we just we it we took off running and we got along really well from the interview.
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  And that was the day that we had Chef William here and Dick Buchanan and Brad from Hazlitz, and it was just sort of a wild time, like right away.
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  So much fun, so much fun.
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  And then Scott said, can you be here in eight days?
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  And I arrived eight days later.
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  Yeah.
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  So, as far as that vibe, I think that I was so nervous.
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  I remember being so nervous, and our studio looked different than how it looks now.
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  I think we still were like definitely vibing, but it was different than the interview because I was like, oh my gosh, I'm actually really doing this now.
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  Yeah.
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  And at the time, Scott was a little bit more of a parental role because I was a shocker.
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  Right?
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  Because I was 23.
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  This was like my first full-time job out of college, and you really don't know how to do it until you do it.
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  Like I had done producing, so I was never the I was never the main mic when I did my previous jobs.
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  So I it was it just felt different, you know?
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  So that's what I think about it.
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  Was it was more of a parental figure.
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  Well, I was a little more seasoned in my life.
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  I had a few more years of radio under my belt at that point.
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  I was staring down my first divorce.
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  Well, my only divorce, I never got married again.
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  Staring down your first divorce.
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  It wasn't happening that soon after I got here.
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  I know, I'm kidding.
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  In 2006, you guys weren't getting a divorce yet.
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  I mean, her behavior really is screamed divorce.
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  But I wish I wish I could say.
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  Can I tell the thing about her always calling the hotline?
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  Oh my god.
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  Why did I ask you to get it?
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  Am I allowed to say this or not?
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  I don't care.
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  It's okay.
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  So she I think I've been divorced longer than I've been married now.
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  She would, we have this thing called the hotline where you can get directly into the studio.
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  And she would call all the time, like yelling at Scott for things that I'm like, here I am.
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  I'm a I'm a baby, I'm a baby here.
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  And I'm like, what is going on?
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  So finally I call your old co-host and I was like, Did you have this problem too?
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  Where his wife would call and be like, So finally, I had to put I feel like this is where I first put my foot down on something.
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  And I said, She cannot call here anymore.
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  I do because it was.
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  Tell me about it.
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  I wish she could have forgotten the number.
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  Because it was ruining the vibe of the show.
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  Sure.
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  But other than that, well, she had two things going on.
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  She had Lucille Ballitis, where she thought she was always gonna be part of the show.
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  Remember, remember the old I Love Lucy?
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  Yes.
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  And the other part of it is in all seriousness, and I swear to God, I am not being in any way derogatory, and I wouldn't do that to somebody.
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  I'm pretty sure there was a diagnosed degree of bipolarism.
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  Oh, I could see that for sure.
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  Oh, okay.
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  Also, I love 3386.
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  Now the student has become the master.
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  Oh let's not go that far, but all right.