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Free Gas · Podcast - Big 98.7

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You want to be better at flirting. Things they're working out for you.
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I do. Well, here's some easy, easy tips. People go wild
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for people who flirt in these ways. Okay, for example, be curious
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and to me, this one from my limited experience, this is like the
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easiest one. Like all you got to do is when you're talking to somebody,
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ask questions about them, and then when they say something, ask another
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question about that. It's a very very endearing quality about you, Pike.
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I will say you you're very good at asking questions. I don't know,
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but really interesting. Wow, I've noticed that about you. Do you suspect
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I've been flirting with you? And I really appreciate it. You got me.
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It gets me through the day. Be curious, that's a great uh.
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It's a great quality depth even if you're not flirting right, just in
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any context some people. There's the reason I do that, I think is
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because I've just learned that so many people only want to talk about themselves or
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their experiences. You know. I remember college like kind of really noticing that.
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Some people will only wait until you're done talking so they can share something
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about It might be related to what you said, but it's from their perspective.
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That makes me think of the time that I am amazing. Oh,
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your grandpa passed away. Well, guess what, I have a grandpa and
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he likes fishing and he's still alive. So haha, yeah, exactly.
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So I sort of just do the opposite just to sort of even out the
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scale. You know, you're doing a great job. You too, and
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it makes me think, it makes me think that you like me. Well,
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I like you because you're not one of those people. I will say
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that this has just become a sort of flirty right now, flirt sash.
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Yeah. Also, people go wild for people who don't flirt at inappropriate times.
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You have to be conscious of when's the right time. Examples of not
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good times would be work meetings, parent teacher conferences, really any professional meeting.
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When are you flirting at a parent teacher conference with a teacher or with
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your spouse? I gotta thinks it's the teacher. Also, be relatable another
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little trick. People go crazy when people are relatable. What does that mean
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though, Hey, I like Kim Kardashian, right, I don't. I
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honestly don't know. Yeah, I mean, be genuine, don't pretend that's
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better yeah, because even if you're a nerd, but if you're like kind
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of passionate. There's a scene in one of the Mission Impossible movies where he's
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faking. He's faking being a regular guy and his job is traffic control or
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something. Yeah, and he's like he's just goes on this jag about how
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He's like, yeah, if somebody hits their brakes in the middle of the
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city, you can track the the that for two hundred miles the effects of
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that, and all the women around him are like, oh, I would
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definitely marry that guy, really because he's passionate about it. Oh, that
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is a good point, even though it's nerdy. Yeah, I thought that
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was a very good point about being a person and just loving your life,
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loving what you love. Yeah, and people, Yeah, that is interesting.
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Also, smile and make eye contact as a given right. I can't
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stop staring at you lock eyes a couple of times. I'm the opposite a
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man and I talk about it a lot. I just not a big eye
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contact guy. I really have to force it, you know, you really
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have to think about it. And then you think about what's too long to
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be locking eyes with somebody, Like if you're in a really professional situation where
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you're you know, you're going in thinking I firm handshake, lock eyes,
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but then it gets awkward at a point. A lot of times do I'll
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I'll give myself a challenge, Like if I lock eyes with someone else,
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I'm gonna I'm like, I'm gonna make this person break eye contact first.
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Then you win. Yeah, then you get their job, right, you
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know, and then I'm and yeah. It's like it's like a dog and
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a fire hydrant, you know, similar, similar situation, similar, And
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the number one way to flirt because people go wild for it. You got
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to signal your availability, all right. It's not the most uh physically appealing
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people who get approached, but the ones who signal their availability and their confidence.
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So one way to do that would be I'm single. That was so
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dumb you to think that. I before we talked about this, really the
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only reason we talked about this was to have that. And the payoff was
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there. What do they call those guys in medieval times trumpeters, trumpet,
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trumpe tears. They had like a job that was their job. They were
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like they would announce stuff back then. That was probably like pretty prime job.
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It was right, pretty easy too. It's called a Harold Pike.
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Harold. The Harold is the one though, Oh the Harold's the announcement.
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Hark the Harold, Angels sing the Harald. I never knew it. I
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thought that Harold was like like HARKing the Harold was like priming up the guitar,
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like getting you know, when when you're warming up, or like you
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know your I don't know. I don't play guitar, but it seems like
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I got a Harold Harold. That guy had a great uncle, Harold.
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No, yeah, he was the He ran the meat department of the Moorhead
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Hornbockers for years, no decades. He was in charge of the whole meat
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department. Harold. Yeah, he was Harold the meat guy. People loved
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Harold. You go to hornboy. It became a destination for the townspeople of
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Morehead. Did he hit the trumpet and go the meat? We have the
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meat arloin on sale today. Got Harold Pike? It a minute in the
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morning, big Nutty. We're at on movie remakes, sequels, remakes.
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A lot is to be said about it. But a new survey done of
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millennials in gen Z found that seventy four percent of them prefer to watch original
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content rather than franchises or remakes. So sequels, you know, we were
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just talking about Scream seven. I would rather get an original. You know.
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I don't hate a remake. I don't hate a sequel. I should
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say hate a remake, though you do generally. Yeah, I'm with you
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too. I do love sequels, especially just movies that you love, and
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I get that they're never is good, except for in the cases of Home
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Alone, American Pie and well that's it. But Marvel went on a good
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run there. No, I don't. I don't get into that sort of
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Oh really, they're too cool for school for a superhero movies. That is
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true, that's true. But you know, sequels I like just for the
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nostalgia mostly, you know, like when they did Anchorman two, which was
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a great movie. It was hilarious. Of course, you'll never top the
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first one, and I'll never see it. I don't think I'll ever see
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it. You spent some time with it, you have a couple of hours.
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Throw on Inkreman two really really good, Dumb and Dumber two, same
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thing. Just love to see them doing it again. Jim Carrey and Jeff
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Daniels, but not as funny or even close to as good as the first
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one. Dumb and Dumber is just so good it is, it just can't
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It's the perfect movie. It's equal parts dumb and hilarious as it is heartwarming,
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warming, just a good story. Really, that's original content, the
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content that people crave. Apparently. It's kind of interesting though, that so
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many movies like ore remakes you just don't know it. That's true too,
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So yeah, you know, I think they mean original content in that they
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are not aware of the right because a lot of movies are based on books.
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Do you call that original content? Not really, if you didn't come
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up with the story. It just needs to feel original. Like a rap
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song that has a sample from an amazing riff in the seventies. Yeah,
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like every nineties rap song I love. I usually listen to rap all the
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time. My parents would be like, you know, they're just ripping this
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off. No they're not, No way, this is brand new. This
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isn't Stevie wonder the chorus you liar? What movie needs a remake because it
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was so bad the first time? Got a lot of texts and comments on
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our Facebook page, A lot of people say Tremors. I don't remember that
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being a poor movie, but everybody loves Tremors. It's like a cult classic.
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I hate talking movies because I've just seen so few. That's so weird
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by you just seem like a guy who's just so cultural when I say so
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few, though, Like, I bet you I've seen hundred movies. You've
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seen more than a hundred movies. That's a good question. How many movies
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have you seen? I always like to joke about the like when I die,
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I'll get to see my stats. Oh yeah, so I always joke
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like, how many pounds of Doritos did I eat in my life? Sure?
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Right? How many movies have I seen? Total number of movies,
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total amount of hours wasted on film. That's why I don't watch a lot
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of movies. It's too much of a commitment. How many times whow I'll
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sit down and watch eight episodes of a document or a series on Netflix.
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That's not the same at all, No more digestive. No. I also
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looked up the worst movie remakes of all time? Huh according to Rod Tomatoes,
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which is sort of the holy grail of movie reviews. Yeah, ones
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that came up were like, bangcock dangerous way. I tell you that was
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a bad way. Hey, that's a Nick Cage joint. By the way,
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I do love Nicholas Cage. Was that Cage? Yeah? Cage?
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Good? Okage? Somebody it's funny to say that, because somebody commented on
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our Facebook page any movie with Nicholas Cage after twenty twelve. That's actually a
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good point because in the nineties Nick Cage was killing it. Conair is one
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of the great films of our time. Have you seen con Air? I
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know the premise in that they're like jail guys. He has this beautiful long
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hair. I don't think it's his real hair, pike, but my god,
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is it gorgeous. There's a there's the gift of him he's wearing yeah,
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yeah, he's wearing the white tank top and then he's like his hair
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is like blowing in the wind. That's from that movie Fantastic. Oh yeah
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gets in the song from this song is from them, Oh man, who.
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I don't know if we're gonna play the whole thing that week, probably
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are gonna have to. It'll just be you and me yelling over this like
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bad karaoke on Friday. I don't know when I discovered this song, but
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I love it so much. This Lee Anne Ryme it is she Antwishi,
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who both did a version, I think, which is a weird nineties thing
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to do. Really, Yeah, they did do that a lot. So
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is his hair blown in the wind when the song plays? No, this
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song plays at the end when he finally, after ten years of being in
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jail, gets to see his girl. Oh, what crime did he commit?
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He was a marine? Do you want to hear the whole premise?
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He was a marine and he had gotten back from the war, and then
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there were these three dudes who were trying to hit on his girl at the
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bar, killed him, and he beat the crap out of him and killed
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one of the guys. And they said because of his extensive army training,
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he had to go to jail, even though it was self defense, because
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he was more dangerous than a normal man. Interesting. So then he's in
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jail, but he's still a hero, he's still a good man. And
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then the cons take over the transport airplane, the prison transport airplane, and
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he has to get him. Oh, so he wasn't part of the scheme.
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Now, he was just happened to be on the plane with him because
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he was getting out of jail. I wanted to get home. All he
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was doing was trying to get home, Pike, and then he gets stuck
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in this situation where the cons take over the plane. Can you believe that
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this is a great film. I gotta go watch that movie. It's incredible.
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All right, So do you have any movie remakes you actually enjoy?
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I love Mortal Kombat because if you watch two hours, you get this song
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round one. Come on hit me, yes, I have spent so much
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time playing Mortal Kombat in the nineteen nineties. Come on this song. Can
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you just let him say yet him, let him yell Mortal Kombat. Crank
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it up, baby, Incredible, incredible. I could sit here if I
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knew it wasn't so uninteresting for people to listen to. I would just want
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to sit here and name people from Mortal Kombat, Sonia, sub Zero,
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Johnny Cage, Scorpion. Alright, alright, I'm pulling the plot. Now
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here's what you need. Some more now in for Amanda Lee, James Tyler,
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Good morning, Pike. The North Dakota State women's basketball team came up
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short of winning their first Summit League tournament championship. The Bison fell sixty seven
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to fifty four to top seed in South Dakota. Of all teams, had
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to be that dang team that's South Dakota. Really has had our number in
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multiple sports. You know. I just had this belief that we were the
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better at Dakota. It's just kind of grained in me, and now I'm
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questioning everything. It's because we're on top, does not mean that we are
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better than them. Pike. I wonder if you asked, if you pulled
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the rest of the United States. I wonder what their perception is of the
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Dakota. Yeah, who's the I think they think it's one thing. Yes,
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I was listening to a podcast not long ago, these two dudes in
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New York, and he was like, Dakota. Where's Dakota. We just
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called it Dakota. OK. They weren't even talking about North or South.
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It was great. Singer Eric Carman has died at the age of seventy four.
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He was famous for his hits in the seventies, such as this one
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and Hungry Eyes. Three Eyes. Yes, Wow, Aaron Carmon, thank
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you for your service. It's from Dirty Dancing Hungry Eyes. I haven't seen
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that film. What I've never seen that picture, not one time? Are
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you who's in it? Have you seen Patrick Swayzey with his shirt off?
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I don't think I've seen Swayze in a movie. I've seen him on like
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late night interviews. Fun fact about James huge Dirty Dancing fan, larger Swayze
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fan. Is that right? You go nuts for Swaye Love Patrick Swayzey.
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I mean Roadhouse, Dirty Dancing, just those two movies alone, that even
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counting Ghost All Timer. He just like is that movie? Everything about him?
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Is he a cool guy? He's just a cool guy. And I
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was Swayze still with us. He's been dead for years. Yes, he
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died of some sort of a stomach cancer colon quick. Yeah, but it
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was hard on him. It was sad to see because he was, you
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know, all through the eighties and zero body fat, just look and lean
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all the time. He did ballet and martial arts. He was just like
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the super dude. Plus the hair pipe. All I picture is the tightest
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gene you've ever seen. And he pulled him off, he'd paint him on
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and then he'd still roundhouse kick a guy in the face, all right.
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P swaze and then he would make a clay pot. Would that meymore?
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It was the guy who died. Who's a story about Eric Carmel? Did
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they have a cause of death for Eric Carmon? No? Is that where
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it's gonna it's a mystery, Like we'll put someone on the case. We're
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waiting for the autopsy results. A new study has found the thirty six percent
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of Americans with partners appreciate their when their better half is not home. Pike.
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We did a study on that. This is in part because they don't
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have to share a bed. Oh what's that st bed you got? We
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have a full king size betull that's a oxymoron. It's a king size bet.
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It's not a full I did grow up. I remember when I was
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a kid, I made the transition from a twin to a fold. I
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thought I was like I thought life wouldn't get better, And it didn't.
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Life didn't get better at pre That was the peak was when I got a
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full bed. But it did prove what about you? Well, depending on
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where I'm sleeping, it's a queen or a king. Really? Oh you
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guys still are James recently got engaged and so you haven't because you're a good
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Catholic boy. You haven't moved in together. That's correct, gotcha? So
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would you rather be? I feel like Carmen enough justice. So we got
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to bring back what are you saying? But I did swayzey enough justice?
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Absolutely, you know we did right by Swayze. I don't like to be
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all by myself. What about you? I will say? And maybe I'm
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the only honest guy out there, but who care? There are downsides of
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sleeping with somebody else. You know. First of all, I am very
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conscious of my breath. I'm a bit of a mouth breather at night.
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Hence why I sound like this right now. And so I'm honestly worried about
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facing her. If I turn over and my wife Lauren is facing me,
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I know I need to face the other way because I don't want to disrupt
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her sleep. That is the That is a good point for me. It's
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like, I'm worried that, you know, in the middle of the night
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when I'm sleeping, something will happen like that. I'm not controlling like some
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gas will you Sure? Well, once you relax the muscles, they're capable
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of anything, and then they are Yeah, yeah, and I'm not in
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control of it, and I don't like that. Well, yeah, I
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should be better about that. It's like talking in your sleep. You don't
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know what you're saying, but you could say something that could ruin you.
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I know. You know that this gives me a lot of anxiety, so
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being alone would be I mean, it's my wife tells me I do talk
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in my sleep, and that's scary. And people never tell you what you
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say. No, I know, they're just like, well, you were
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so funny when you were talking in your sleep. What did I say?
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Well, I don't know. You're just rumbling. Uh huh. It's like
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she's just been building a case for years. That's what it feels like.
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Eventually I'll have the whole transcript in front of me, in front of a
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judge. Oh jeez, just won't transcript while it's gonna be cloudy in fifty
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six today, Pike, I get a man in the morning. See ninety
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seven. I've been sort of on the team I will want. This doesn't
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change the fact that I regret going to college because it's provided me nothing mostly
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other than good experience, of course, you know, but financially not worth
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it, right, However, a new study, though, suggests that it
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still is worth getting a college degree. Now this is research from Rutgers and
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New York University. Well they sound biased, Pike, Well yeah, right,
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Hey, two colleges found that, yeah, you ought to go to
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college. It's a good point. I didn't think about that. I guess
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we'll take them at their word. Yeah, well they're an honest organization.
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Of course. They examined the financials of five point eight million Americans and found
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that over a lifetime, college graduates still earn more money. Okay, this
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reminds me of play in the game of life, Pike. Have you played
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the game of life? I used to spend a lot of time playing the
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game of life. Did you always go to college when you played life?
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That's a good question. I don't remember when you had a choice. Yeah,
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I would always. I would never choose college. Very rare. You
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go right into the blue collar you know, you make money for that four
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years, versus having a go on the other path of life where you can't.
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Yeah, no income. That's a good game. Heck of a game.
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Heck of a game, you know. But you know it's one of
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those questions too, is like, are they making the people who went to
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college. Are they making more money because they went to college, or are
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they making more money because they come from, you know, families who went
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to college, And like, I don't know, is it just something about
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that the type of person that goes to college versus the college itself. That's
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interesting. Interesting, That's a good thought exercise. It's a good quandary.
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I'm gonna I want everyone to think about it for like a minute. They
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come back deeply, deeply consider the options across the t's dot. The I
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know, it just depends on what you go for. There are certain degrees
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that the second you graduate, it's like people are just looking for whatever you
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do. Engineers, I don't know. Yeah, that's a good point of
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job you would never get unless you finish that degree. And there's a there
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are a lot of high paying jobs that you can only get by having a
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degree. Right, There's no way for me to become a chemical engineer if
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I don't go to college. I don't know. I've known people who didn't
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go to school for engineering that do not become engineers. Really yeah, yeah,
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And I can't think of an exact example. A friend of mine in
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the cities. I'm like, so, what do you do again? One
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of those friends where it's like you can ask a million times what they do
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and you just can never quite remember. And so yeah, he's explaining that
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he was he's basically a chemical engineer. But you went to school for that.
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He's like, nah, dude, I went to MSUM for business or
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something. You know, Well, that's because it's MSUM. No, those
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they do say degrees from MSUM are pretty much translated to anything. Dragons are
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very much a versatile species, for sure. Yeah, they're right above a
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chameleon. That's right. So do you have a degree yourself? I have
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an associates degree that counts it accounts carent not because they checked into transferring my
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credits and possibly getting a bachelor's degree and they said, no, your organization
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was the worst school that's ever existed. Wasn't one of the ones that you're
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getting your loans forgiven now because you went there? I wish. Yeah,
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I looked into it because I knew that was the kind of organization. I
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went to the University of Phoenix that was it was open for three years in
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a strip mall, and I just had they happened to catch me right at
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the right time, and then you were vulnerable, and then they had laundered
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enough money and then they decided to that was be done. Yeah. I
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mean that's the thing about college in general. You know, you're getting kids
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when they're at a very impressionable age, not making I think we'd all agree
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you weren't making the best decisions when you were seventeen years old. You know.
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Meanwhile, I went to MSUM. They're like, hey, what do
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you want to go to school for. I'm like, I don't know,
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this sounds fun. My friends are doing it great, right, And then
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now it's other than the fact that if you get a degree, there's probably
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jobs that like you just need odd degree. They don't care what it is.
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They just want to know that you went to school. But you know,
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it's like I went for advertising. I think you could probably get into
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advertising without having gon cool for advertising. That's probably true. Like a lot
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of marketing roles, I think if you just get into the company and you
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just prove your chops, you learn on the job. Speaking of universities,
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Yeah, do you know the jingle to National American University? No, I
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don't know any jingles for any college No, I don't know. Name a
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popular jingle for a college, National American University, a different one. Come
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on, get your degree, set yourself free, National American University. You
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went, that's where you went? No, but that's a jingle, but
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just made that's Amazingly had to get that out of my head so I can
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come back to this conversation. Otherwise it would have been home National American University.
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Does that sound like the college I went to? That's what you tell
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your parents when you just want them to believe that you're going to college.
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Meanwhile, you're off, you know, gallivanting in Thailand in the morning on
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sage. Apparently there is a good chunk of women who are just giving up
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on dating. Oh, the dating scene dwindling, okay, drying up.
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Apparently it has been observed by people that women are given up dating. Now
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you want to know the reasons? Yes, either just throwing the towel in
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or over it. First of all, disillusionment with online dating. Basically,
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the endless swiping, the superficial judgments based on their profiles, the overwhelming number
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of choices have made dating feel like a chore rather than an actual pathway to
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you know, a meaningful relationship. I was reading on rended. Somebody is
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like, I'm done with dating apps? Where do I meet single men?
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And it was a woman. I'm like, what, I've never heard a
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woman ask where to meet single men? You know what's funny about that is
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they're everywhere, just like single women are everywhere. But unfortunately, the tough
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part about it is you got to ask them if they're single or not.
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And that question sucks to ask, right stuff. Yeah, well we talked
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about it earlier. You have to broadcast the fact that you're single. Where's
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my sound? Hang on? Yeah? And everyone turns at the bar and
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you just hark the herald, the herald I'm single, Mark, the herald
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bike is dude and body, you're fun a man? It never sings with
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me. Wow. Also the proud flirty My god, man, there's so
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much better than the other person that comes in here. The reason people are
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also giving up dating because they're shifting their priorities towards self development. And we
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all know you can't do both. You knows you can't. Either you're moving
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south when you're in a relationship, or you're going up the ladder if you're
22:27
single. That's there's only two options. But that's just it can't be meditating
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when you got another person in the house. That wouldn't work. No way,
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jose and go to college when you're dating. Can't do it. No
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one's done it. Nobody ever has gone to promotion while dating, well,
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relationship, well, no, you notice it's always a single people of course,
22:45
every time. Also another reason people are giving up on dating burnout from
22:48
bad dating experience. That makes sense, Yeah, but that's because of the
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apps. Right. If you get a face to face situation going, I
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bet your odds of having a successful date slash relationship, even if it's not
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a long one. But successful is better if you just have the audacity to
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do it face to face. Audacity. It seems like this normally is a
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negative meaning right, No, No, Barack Obama's book was The Audacity of
23:14
Hope. Is that right? Yeah? Huh? I was look at a
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I literally only know that word because of his book, and I think of
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it as a positive because he's handsome. I don't know really why, because
23:23
I never read it. Interesting. Amanda says audacity a lot. Well,
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then you, yeah, you're right. People do say, oh, the
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audacity, But that's okay. If somebody is a confident human being. That's
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pretty much what audacity means. Let him be audacious, audacious and bodacious,
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flirtatious, Yes, good, gracious. Finally, the reason people are giving
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up on dating in twenty twenty four is disappointment with modern relationship dynamics. Many
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women feel that modern relationship dynamics don't align with their values or their expectations.
23:56
Okay, like the casual nature of dat fear of commitment, those are all
24:02
fading. Basically, women are giving up on dating because it sucks. Well,
24:06
that sucks until you find somebody where it doesn't suck exactly, and then
24:08
then you don't have to date anymore. And that's the beautiful thing. Sometimes
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you've got to go through a lot of weeds to find the flower patch.
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Yeah, you just pumping wisdom out. Jeez, get this guy a life
24:18
jacket. We're drowning in wisdom in here like a man in the morning on
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Big Nutty eight points seven, No, Amanda, still, let's see,
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let's see. I found it brought to you by Valley Service Mechanical. Nice.
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How we feel about the song Beyonce's Loutree debut, You're love It good
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stuff on den I we catch you. Some people love it, some people
24:40
hate it, but you're gonna get a whole album of country music from Beyonce
24:42
just finally announced the long awaited follow up to Renaissance will be out March twenty
24:48
ninth. In the title of the album, Cowboy Carter, heck, yeah,
24:52
you know, I know you love an alliteration I love and I see
24:56
cee. Do you know uh the Dolly Parton song Joe Lee I Do.
25:00
Apparently Dolly Parton said that Beyonce's recorded a cover of that and it might be
25:04
on this album. Do we need that? I think so. I don't
25:08
think we do. No, And listen, I play in a cover band.
25:11
I thought you'd be a good cover song. Really thought I was gonna
25:15
drop some news on you. We're gonna be like, Wow, it's great.
25:18
But no, don't care. I don't care at all. I'm not
25:19
gonna listen to the album Cowboy Carter again. That's great. She's expanding and
25:23
just trying different things. I mean, she's earned the right to do so.
25:26
Hm. I just you know, I feel bad people are saying bad
25:29
things about her. Oh scream is that we all know we needed another scream?
25:37
Scream number seven, Scream seven. What is seven in Spanish? Feteete
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o cho noeve sinko dos sace Scream Sace will be coming out and guess who's
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back returning to the franchise. The star of the original, Nev Campbell,
25:52
back again. Yeah, apparently she didn't do Scream six because there were some
25:56
salary issues aka they weren't paying her enough. Well, they've come to terms
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for Scream number seven. How exciting are you excited for a return of Scream?
26:04
No? No, sorry, I don't even know. I don't eve
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think I saw the first one. I saw one, and then two,
26:14
and then that was where I was out Pike. Yeah. I think I
26:15
realized at that point that I don't love horror movies, but a lot of
26:19
people love it. I feel like I feel like I didn't need to see
26:23
Scream because I loved Scary Movie. Of course, if you've seen Scary Movie,
26:26
it's basically a remake of Scream, and so I feel like it was
26:30
so similar that I just didn't need to see it. It's basically the same
26:33
film, you think, so I think they're exactly the same. Which one
26:37
do you think is funnier? Probably Scary Movie do you think. I think
26:41
it's one of the funniest movies. It just gets better with time, the
26:44
older I get. Every time I watch it. It's one of those ones
26:45
where it's like, oh, I didn't notice that as a nine year old,
26:49
that's hilarious. So even in a movie like that or any of the
26:52
references like outdated at all. I mean, there was a lot of pop
26:56
culture stuff, for sure, but I think it's pretty timeless. Nice.
27:00
Yeah, yeah, I love that. I got some more interesting news here
27:03
as I'm spilling the tea, of course. Did you know that Lily Allen
27:07
pop star huh, blames her children for not having more success in her career.
27:11
Okay, you think I'm kidding? So she I know, she did
27:15
a song with Pink Lily Allen. I mean, I'm sure she's done a
27:17
lot, you know what I mean? Here we are dismissing her. Meanwhile,
27:19
she probably grinded it out for years, probably has written like Sia,
27:22
right, written ten thousand songs for everybody else and then just got to eke
27:26
out a couple of singles for herself. And we're like, no radio guys,
27:30
and forgham. No, I don't really know her, but she said,
27:33
though this was an interesting quote that her children ruined her career. She
27:37
said, I mean, I love them and they complete me, but in
27:40
terms of, like you know, pop stardom, totally ruined it. She
27:44
did say, it really annoys me when people say you can have it all,
27:47
because quite frankly, you can't. Now she's got three children. If
27:51
you're wondering I want it all, you can't have it all, well,
27:53
not everything. You got to make sacrifices, like you either have to be
27:57
either can be a pop star or you can have children, one or the
28:00
other. I'm gonna go for being a pop star. Pike, you you
28:04
are a pop star. You just don't know it. I don't know my
28:07
wife, said Lauren. For a long time. She said, if we
28:11
have kids, that little band thing you're doing done. No, come on,
28:15
really, it's my passion. Baby, like a man in the morning,
28:22
get up on dig man. What a dream come true for this lady.
28:26
I have a There was a tale that went around the town of Dilworth,
28:30
if you will, a tale, and you know it was just believed
28:33
to be true. But I feel like the story just grew and grew that
28:36
one day at the time the stopping go. That was the name of it,
28:40
the stopping going Dialworth on Highway ten, that there was a glitch in
28:44
the gas pump system and that instead of the gas being like three dollars and
28:48
twelve cents, it was thirty two cents something like that. And so people
28:52
the word spread throughout the town and people just start going to the pump,
28:56
just a great day hammering away. Meanwhile, the guy working in the stopping
28:59
go was none the wiser. Wow, stop and Go did that for marketing?
29:03
Probably it's a good move. What they're gone, They're all gone.
29:07
I was gonna say, it didn't really work out that well for him,
29:10
didn't. Casey swallowed him up. Anyway, This lady, it actually happened
29:17
to you. This is a one percent true story, just happened where a
29:19
woman realized a glitch in a gas pump system. She has a rewards card.
29:25
She's a big, big member of the gas stations, got it,
29:27
and she realized that when she swiped her card twice, it sent the gas
29:33
pump into what they call demo mode. Oh and she was able to fill
29:37
up for free. Nice. So this lady's like, oh my god,
29:41
her name's Don, but Don Thompson so she just went to town filling up
29:45
her vehicle, calling friend's family, bring your vehicle, bringing your vehicle.
29:48
I got the magic card. Well twenty seven thousand, eight hundred dollars in
29:53
gasoline. Later, it was finally figured out Don Thompson, the main culprit
30:00
other than one other person as well, filled up on gas and is now
30:03
facing theft charges. Fell any theft for stealing gasoline. Yeah right, what
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would you have done in that situation? I would have went in and said,
30:14
hey, the gas pumps messed up. I really don't like I don't
30:18
I'm a really big karma guy, Pike. I really don't like the idea
30:21
of if I know, if I don't know about it, and somehow like
30:23
a million, maybe if it was a million dollars in my bank account,
30:26
I might try to run away. But you know what I think about karma,
30:30
I don't think. I don't think it exists at all. I think
30:33
it does. I think good things happen to bad people all the time.
30:36
Yeah, but so do bad things happen to them too? Yeah? But
30:37
think I think the point is things happen to people, some good, some
30:42
bad. If you want to credit them to karma, then okay, but
30:47
I think either way things are gonna happen good, some good, some bad.
30:51
It's a good point, but it's one less thing for me to think
30:52
about, Pike. If I don't have to think about I'm not coming after
30:57
you for doing the right thing. If I do the right thing because it's
31:00
the right thing to do, not because it's gonna somehow come back to you
31:03
later in life. It's because my conscience won't allow it, really is the
31:06
reason. So I don't want to have another thing to think. So when
31:07
I get stabbed in the neck later, I don't want to be like,
31:10
well, that's because they's too all that gas. You know. I guess
31:11
I'd rather just get stabbed by than the neck accidentally. You know, don't
31:15
you think you could at least not at all. You could just do one
31:18
tank. You don't need to do a don did and go? How many
31:21
gallons is that seven thousand or something like seven four thirteen gallons she pumped before?
31:26
So little? Hey, hey, John, you notice that lady's been
31:29
out of the gas pump the entire day. He's been here all day.
31:32
Those are eighth vehicles she's brought in. He has a lot of cars that
31:34
done, got to gas the fleet up, you know,