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Gen Z Doesn't Care About Manners · Podcast - Big 98.7

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You know what I read in a book once when I was young, I
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was a young man, I was growing up. As in the library found
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a book of quotes, and I was looking to get a little inspiration,
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and I found one that really caught my eye. You know what it said,
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Amanda. It said, it's the manners that make the man. And
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since a sad way, I have lived by that word. Okay, And
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yet we have Generation Z, the young generation, entering you know, adulthood
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and ruining everything we've established when it comes to table manners. Because the study
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was done, and apparently as a generation, they are just deciding table manners
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are relevant. And you're talking table manners as in yes, please, thank
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you, that situation, no more so etiquette. Okay. So, for
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example, they say they do not care if people put their elbows, elbows,
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their elbows, albers, elbows on the table. Also, a strong
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majority of them they could care less about how somebody holds their silverware. I
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mean, to be fair, I'm not going to judge you on it.
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I feel like we've all gotten a little lack. It's not like I'm sitting
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in Pretty Woman every day making sure I'm you know, sitting proper, but
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I'm also not hovering over my plate. My friends always make fun of me.
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They act like it's the last meal I'll ever get, and I'm like
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protecting it from wolves. It's just like your last meal after wrestling, when
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you were cutting away and you're like, nobody's coming in for this. I
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think it's very primal. I think it's like instinctually I'm fighting off any attackers.
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As far is eating with the right utensils. I feel like everybody,
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like fancy pants, is kind of over how you hold it. Like,
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I'll hold my fork like the only time I really notice it. And love
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my grandpa when he was eating meat and taters, it was like a pitchfork.
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You know. There are certain people, yeah exactly that you would just
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see'd be mashing them down. But other than that, I'm not gonna judge
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you. No, it's so stupid. The ELP was on the table.
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Who cares? I mean, really, who cares? And that's the thing
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with a lot of like etiquette stuff, it's just so dumb. I mean,
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we're just like a bunch of really, to break it down, I
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mean, we're just a bunch of bags of me and we're just making these
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weird rules. Etiquette for me is and I do my best, but it
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is a struggle. Just make sure you don't have your phone out at the
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table, you know what I mean. We're really trying to instill that with
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our kids, that you know, we're we all sit down to eat together.
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My husband gets so mad at me because he's usually the one who cooks,
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but he doesn't always eat right away. It's the weirdest thing. He
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like watches us eat, but no, no, no, that's my job.
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But I do not understand. Like then he'll get mad at me.
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Sometimes he's like, you guys already ate you guys got up. It's like,
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well you're not. You didn't come and eat with us at the time.
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No, you got to eat right away. I totally get that.
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Lauren, for example, like if she'll cook, she'll want to clean up
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the entire kitchen, do all the dishes. And I'm sitting there with a
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plate of food in front of me, starving. I'm like, I'm not
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gonna wait, come eat. I'll help you clean up. I would love
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to, but I'm not gonna do it before as my food gets cold and
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I'm starving, looking at and smelling it, and we're a little lax when
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it's like, hey, can I be excused from the table. I would
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really like to instill that etiquette. I don't want my kids just up and
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you know one's upstairs trying to do something. Just those table manners. I
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would like to be a little bit better at. Well, here's some other
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ones that jen z are actually do care about. For example, they do
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care a little bit about loud chewing, and that's a manner or etiquette that
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I can get down with, because it's just like sensory wise, it's horrible.
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Somebody is just human nature. And also they do care when people have
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their phone at the table, probably a little less. I will say,
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and this is not for you, Amanda, I'll just talk to the person
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listening right now. I had dinner with Amanda or we had lunch on Monday,
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and she was on her phone the whole time. I was just gearing
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up for something. Well. I mean, I'm just saying, when you
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have a two person meal, if one person's on their phone, it's like
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doo do doo do doo. No. I was really multitasking and just getting
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better about your phone in general. Have you ever just like left your phone
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in the car. My husband does that all the time. I'm like,
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what are you doing? It's like I just left my phone in the car,
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Like we're gonna go do this? Oh it's I need to be better
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at that, Like you care if you're going out to eat, especially with
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two people. Maybe we try this Monday next time we have lunch, because
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go get it. When we're gonna do a Facebook Oh yeah, we do
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that. But if I go out with my wife, I love it.
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I won't say anything though, but I'll just leave my phone in the car
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and bes in there eating and she'll be like, oh, like what what
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time is it or something, and they'll be like, oh, I don't
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know, my phone's in the car, and Amanda, the look on her
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face is just like it is kind of like wow, you really truly like
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you're you're here for me in this moment. But also how many conversations do
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you have where you're trying to look something up? It's like, I don't
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have my phone right now. Oh, I don't have my phone right now.
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It's kind of fun. It's it's kind of fun to pretend like you're
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in the past where it's like if we don't know the answer, we just
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got to make something up for figure it out the library and an encyclopedia like
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a minute in the morning, big nutty eight points sound, Now here's what
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you need to know. Well, I had forgotten all about this, but
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the leak weading up to leading up to Remember that leak the week of the
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super Bowl. It was gross leading up to the Super Bowl. When Patrick
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Mahomes dad ended up with that third DUI in Texas, we kind of thought,
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Oh, he'll just get away with it. Not the case. I
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guess he could face up to ten years in prison if he is sentenced in
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a ten thousand dollars fine. Three of them though, And I don't know
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the laws in Texas, but usually it's three strikes, you're out of the
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old ball game. Well yeah, I mean I know people who have like
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eight or ten, you know. Really yeah, it's so it's possible,
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I mean over a lifetime. But still, yeah, no, it's not
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cool. I mean, Junior might have got away with it. I know
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he was not happy when his dad got it the week of the Super Bowl
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because it's such a distraction. Remember what he said pastro He went, God,
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oh, if I had a good impression, that would have been so
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bad. It would have been so funny, but it was. I can't
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even I sound like an idiot. You're really good. How about you,
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since you're not good at doing the kermit, how about you give us goofy.
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You're good. You have a good goofy impression, but let me cleanse
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everyone's palate with a little goofy. Fucks No, I do a Mickey impression.
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Oh yeah, Mickey, I do a wow an impression of Mickey saying
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goofy. Yes, here it is, goofy. We'll just move on going
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to O'Brian is sent a return to The Tonight Show on April ninth. The
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appearance will mark his first since his abrupt departure. This was fourteen years ago.
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Talk about feeling old. I know. That was so dramatic, remember,
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because it was like he had done the Late Late Show forever and finally
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the stalwart Jay Leno was going to back step down and it would be his
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shot. And then right away jay Leno was like, no, actually,
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I think I want to keep doing it. Yeah, And they ended up
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on what TBS for a while, and unfortunately that was just a program people
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weren't watching. But you have wasted a lot up because I think he came
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on after whose line is it? Anyway? Growing up? And so we
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were watching a lot of TBS okay it did she have also a lot of
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reruns? I remember Friends, but didn't they have Seinfeld reruns? Yeah?
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I think had a lot of the big reruns. Well, I remember,
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I specifically remember his channel two hundred and forty seven on DirecTV growing up.
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I guess you were a big TBS guy. The reason he is going to
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be joining the current host, Jimmy Fallon, is to discuss his new series,
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Conan O'Brien Muscow, which is going to be streaming on Max. Andy
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Richter is a sidekick. That's who we were thinking of earlier. Very funny.
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Yeah, I mean, Conan's hilarious. He's got a podcast too.
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Not to tell you to listen to another form of audio entertainment, but listening
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to Pike and Amanda's podcast, of course, it might be the next thing
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you listen to, and you can just take up a little listen and then
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skip to our next podcast. He's great. I mean, he's just a
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legend Tiger Woods. He's gearing up for the Masters. Now, remind me
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did he play last year? Or did he not even make it to the
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No. He did. He played last year and it was because his problem
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right now after his leg injury. He has a hard time walk. He
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can golf. He just walking the courses in Augusta National where the Masters is
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in Georgia, a lot of hills, so he really he ended up backing
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out. He withdrew in the middle of the tournament last year, and he's
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been doing that a lot lately, most recently because he was sick. So
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I was kind of surprised that he was gearing up for the Masters. And
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apparently he is all in. One of his friends says that he is so
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focused. He's been really working hard at the gym. He's eating right,
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He is even eliminated intimacy. Does it affect your golf game? Is that
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why I'm so bad? Is that? Is that what's going on? I'm
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gonna have to break the news of my wife when I get home. Hey,
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all right, this summer we're really locking in. Okay that Rose Creek
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record love to hear that conversation go down. Well, apparently no relations until
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the tournament is over for that guy. He wants to stay focused and I
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can't be the only one thinking you were the best at the game when you
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were not necessarily focused on the game. You were focused on yeah, the
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other stuff. I wonder. You know, it's just over for him,
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unfortunately. And listen, would it change my life if he won the Masters
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again, because in twenty nineteen that was the greatest day of my life,
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you know. But I don't think he's gonna And he's still a good golfer,
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but he just can't hang with some of these big dogs. Yeah,
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who are you thinking is gonna? I mean, like Scotti, Scheffler just
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is unstoppable. Right now, if we really want to get into a golf
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discussion, macklroy, I really like to say Roy McElroy, Rory McElroy.
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I saw him local, the one who was playing. I always saw Hogy.
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Yes, uh Fargo South legend. I think it might be North Jesus,
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No, I'm pretty sure it is South Tom Hogy. Yeah, he
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isn't in the Masters. He didn't qualify. Oh, I know, it
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was kind of a bummer, but he still made us proud. I saw
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him. I went to a tournament in Florida when I was living there,
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and Tom Hogy. I was just me standing there and Tom Hogy walked by.
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He had just made a bogey, so he's not happy. But I
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looked him and said, Fargo loves you, Tom, I know you did
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not Yeah, And as mad as he was, he's like, God,
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I gotta say something to this idiot. So he looked over. He went
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thank you. Oh no, he didn't look you in the eye and go
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d G f loves you from the radio shooting me. You came all the
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way to Florida this see, and he had his bag. He said,
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why don't you carry the bag this weekend for me? Speaking of golf,
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the weather is going to beautiful today, sunshine, high fifty five. I
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don't know if any courses are open today. You had mentioned. I know
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Rose Creek, Village, Village in the breakfast place they're open. Village Green,
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Village Green is open. I believe I think more heads open. Fardo
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opens a Rose Creek anyway opens tomorrow. I get Amanda in the morning.
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Did ninety point seven you want to spect a thing? When you hear that
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telephone room by friends? Lucky number, this lesson by friend in the sunny
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want arrested by friends? All right? So this one, Amanda, it's
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one of our young listeners high school student going out to college, and she
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wanted to have some fun with her mom. Who's I guess a little stressed
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about the whole situation. Okay, well, of course I can imagine.
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I can imagine. I mean, my god, your daughter said he will
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be graduating any day. Now back up, Bob, why would you do
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that to trying to make it? Cry? All right? Here see what
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we can do. Hello, Hi, Janine, this is tiny Boop Squig
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shorterly calling on a recorded line here from the College of Clowns and Entertainers.
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Did I catch you had a good time? Hold on? You are?
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Who calling from? Where? Yeah, tiny boop Squig shortly calling from the
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admissions office over here at the College of Clowns and Entertainers. You might know
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it more informally as clown You what you're kidding? Your name is Bob Squiggs
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shortly boop squig shortly yeah, and your name is Janine. How can I
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help you? Well, Janine, I'm calling because we seem to be missing
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a few things from your daughter Ava's financial aid application, and I was hoping
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that you could maybe just kind of help us fill in the blanks here.
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So, first, of all, she didn't put in what size clown shew
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she wears? So do you happen to know that information off the top of
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your head? You have the run person. My daughter did not fill up
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this oppersation. Okay, so your daughter isn't ava. Yeah, but there's
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no way she wants to go to nursing school. Nursing school, ma'am,
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with all due respect, nursing is a thing of the past. I can
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double check with our records department. I'm pretty sure we got the right person.
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But Janine, could I place you on a brief hold? Sure,
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but I have to hurry right, hang on real quick. Yeah, Janine,
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it definitely is your daughter. Oh my god, ma'am. You really
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should be proud of your daughter. I mean, our program here at Clown
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you both some pretty impressive job placement historically. It now you know, ninety
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five percent of our graduates are currently touring with the circus. Wow. In
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the other five percent work in the admissions office. No, no, no,
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no, no way is my daughter going to some stupid clown school.
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Okay, you need to check again. Okay, hold please, okay,
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Jane, are you there? Yes? Okay, So I did some digging
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and I did find something interesting here. It's not her, is it?
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Well not exactly, Okay, it wasn't her who applied to our clown school.
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You were correct. Well that's what I thought. Thanks for wasting my
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time. Finey boophead or whatever the hell your name is. No, Janine,
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it was your daughter who wanted us to prank call you. That was
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me? What yeah, Janine, hang on, hold on for this one.
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We're just clowning around. It's Pike and Amanda in the Morning on Big
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ninety eight point seven. Oh my god, the radio show. You say,
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freaking kidding me? I love it. Your daughter obviously just a prankster.
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I love this. Are you stressed about her graduating? Yeah? I
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am. I'm definitely dressed about her moving out. Obviously pretty high bar to
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get into, somewhat as prestigious as clown you now Aba reached out to us.
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It was super fun. I don't think we've pranked a mom before,
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but good luck to your daughter at the clown college nursing school. Yeah,
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thank you all. Like an in the Morning on Big Nutty eight point seven.
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This is important, though, Amanda, I feel like it's not said
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enough that you, as a mom and anybody who's a mom, Your taste
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buds still do matter even though you have young kids. Okay, Damm's gone
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away, but yeah, a lot of moms out there are just you know,
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every night it's chicken nuggets, or you don't put onions in the hot
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dish because your kid doesn't like it at Yeah, so a mom's gone viral
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for this TikTok, just proclaiming that moms make the food that you want.
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Your tastebuds matter, the kid will figure it out. But doesn't mean if
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you love a meal that you should never make it again because your kid doesn't
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like it. I guess I'm really selfish because I've never changed my ways,
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really not at all. No, do you ever make like a second like
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you make something for you and nick and then something separately for your kids.
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Let's let's just back up a whole chapter here. My husband does ninety five
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percent of the cooking, so not usually doing a lot of that. But
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Briggs ended up so Sydney was never a picky eater. She never had any
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food allergies. She is the girl who, at two years old, is
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loving mussels, sushi, oysters like it's bizarre too. Love that now,
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Briggsy's a little bit more picky. He does have a little bit of a
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food allergy, so we're kind of, you know, I think just making
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that up now it seems like everybody does. I know, he like actually
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breaks out in hives and went into anaphylactic shock ones Pike, OKG. Sorry,
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I take it back, So there was that, and make it up.
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Fine, he's got a tree nut allergy. He can eat peanuts,
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thankfully, eat peanut butter. But it's the cashew's pistachios. Oh those are
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the best knuts. No, and you forget what's all in certain things anyway,
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I digress. Bottom line is is we're going to be whipping up whatever
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and the kids can choose to eat it if they want something different. We're
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not gonna say no. I mean there's been times like, for instance,
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last night we had some leftovers, they weren't having it, and they had
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some cereal okay cereal for dinner, uh huh with some bananas. Oh geez,
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anything goes over the kind of yeah. Yeah, I mean as long
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as they just I feel like, because we all know people as adults who
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obviously grew up very picky eaters, and we're never told no, Yeah,
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that they just got fed whatever they liked, which you know is like hot
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dogs and you know, macaroni and cheese, just easy stuff like that.
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So you know people as adults, they're the ones at the party you have
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to order a cheese pizza for it because they don't like the icky toppings.
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I have totally gotten away from it. Like macaroni and cheese. I love
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it. It is so good, and I tend so long whenever I make
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stuff for my kids, I'm eating like ninety percent of the I'm like,
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that's just not good for me. And I know that's what I'm going to
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be diving into. That's partially to blame for the dad bod, you know,
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because dads eighty are busy, they don't get to work out, and
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then they got to eat whatever. The heck is just easier. You're making
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it for your kids, so you might as well as eat it like you
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said, or they'll eat two bites. It's like, well, I'm not
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gonna throw away that whole bowl of mac and cheese, So Mama getting after
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that after eating my meal and yeah, and then and then you do it
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again and again, and then they're five and then it's weird. You still
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have lost your baby way and all that happened like a mena in the morning
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on Big ninety eight point seven. Oh no, Amanda Stills. Let's see.
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Let's see Ronzi by JD. Peel Electric Happy Gilmore too is in the
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works, and Adam Sandler wants to pay tribute to the original cast because unfortunately,
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I mean, think about a Bob Barker he passed away. There's also
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Carl Weathers who played Chubbs. Yeah, yeah, that was not that long
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ago. Also Apollo Creed that's who that is, Yeah, legend. And
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then what's the other guy's name is? Joey I just signed That was just
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the other day, right I think so, yeah, yeah. He he's
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a crazy guy that hits Sandler with a Gilbert with the car. There's just
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so many great moments in this movie. And he sat down for this interview
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and he said they had written in all of those people in like some way,
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shape or form, they were going to partake because they are older now
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obviously because how old Burker Oh yeah, ninety nine, he was almost one
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hundred. And that's right, yes, but he say it does sucks.
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We love those guys, but now he's thinking about having the current prices right
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host Drew Carey make an appearance just kind of why because Bob Barker did that.
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I don't know. That feels weird to me. I mean cool,
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I guess, isn't it crazy? Though, the Drew Carey thing, it's
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still it will always feel like it's this new thing. But he's probably hosted
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Prices right more in my life than Bob Barker, did you know what I
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mean? Like, how many years has it been that long? I mean
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quickly with the year up. I'm curious like a cat, and it'll never
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be the same. He just doesn't have the same aura about him, you
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know in that game show. It feels so old school because it kind of
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is still. I just true, carry doesn't the vibe isn't there for me?
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He started in two thousand and seven. Yikes, yeah, just about
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half my life. Yeah, i'ven't tuned in a couple of times. I
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mean, because of course I grew up with Bob. I it's hard to
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watch. Yeah, I pretty much sick days in the summer, and then
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if you ever had to like go to the er or the walking clinic and
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you just watch it in the lobby. I'm preparing myself because Wheel of Fortune
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is gonna get Pat out of there. September is when c Chris starts,
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and trust me, I love see Chris, but that is going to be
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just I just don't know. It's kind of like when Who Wants to Be
19:04
a Millionaire went to Meredith Vieira, like, so when you have that household
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name, it's tough. It's just comfort. It's like they're part of your
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home. It's just not the same, absolutely speaking, a tough. You
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know, I'm a j Lo fan, but this has got to sting a
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little bit. You remember, I haven't even heard any of her new music.
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She had a whole new album that dropped January. It was this is
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Me Now, and she is going out on tour and tickets aren't selling,
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and so now they're calling it a Greatest Hits Tour. It's quite the pivot.
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I mean, it's just the reality when you get to the age she
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is, which is like going around fifty. Yeah, and you've had so
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many hits that were twenty thirty years ago. People that's just what they loved.
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It's the nostalgia. It's just unless your name is Blink. When eighty
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two. People just aren't going to care about the problem on now, just
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the reality just in general, though, I would assume that you were going
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to go to her show. I would have if I knew she was coming
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to the Fargo area, I would have got tickets just because it's j low.
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But also you're assuming she's going to be playing Jenny from the Block and
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love don't costing all of that. I mean, God, you would assume,
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and I don't know. I only know probably a handful of her songs,
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I guess, So you think you could find room for them. Yeah.
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Absolutely, it just get louder. It's just a different way to promote
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it, you know what I mean. And Travis Kelsey just a smitten kitten.
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He sat down for an interview and said, I'm the happiest I've ever
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been. I'm a guy that some people say is glass half full, half
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empty, and my glass is all the way full. It's all the way
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a full. I'm oozing life right now. I mean it's almost too much,
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no, but you can just see the twinkle in his eye. He
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also did an interview for his uh Kelsey jam was the whole reason that he's
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making the media rounds. He's got that Kelsey Jam in Kansas City. It's
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been going on for years. It's a local music festival, but yet here
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he is promoting it on Entertainment tonight. Gee. I wonder what they were
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wondering about. Uh huh they were. Yeah, I mean, I think
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we're both very career driven, and you know, any chance that I can,
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you know, show my support to her, and knowing that she's shown
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me all the support in the world throughout the season, it's just been an
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amazing experience, you know, getting no Tay. It's just weird that her
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first question the host was about Taylor Swift. Do you think she'd come out
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maybe maybe asking about like where you can buy the tickets or what time do
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the gates open? But props to him for acknowledging that they are a power
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couple. People have the question so many people, and we've done interviews with
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people before they give you the things like here's what she can't ask about.
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And because Taylor is so famous, I wouldn't be surprised if that could have
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been the case. Yeah, it would be such a turn off for them
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to like just ignore it completely. Yeah, but he leans into it.
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He said, yeah, I'm going to Europe. I'm going to be,
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you know, there supporting her. But I always wonder what is it like
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to be dating somebody Now she's a billionaire, we found out that yesterday,
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and just how she lives her life. Here's a little tidbit about her music.
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I mean, it's definitely been fun to experience her taste in music for
21:57
sure. I mean, she's so at what she does and to find that
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creativity, to see where she likes to pull things from, and just really
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how she listens to music is very eye opening to me. So it's it's
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been fun getting to hear her taste on it. Do you think it would
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be a turnout for him if he started dating Taylor Swift and he realized that
22:18
she only listens to Taylor Swift music, that'd be hilarious. Like you looks
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over her phone, it's just a playlist of all of that her song.
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Speaking of her new music, Swifties are thinking that there was some sort of
22:30
easter egg that was dropped that she's going to be releasing one of her songs
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maybe this week from the Tortured Poets with the albums out this month, right,
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Yeah, so it wouldn't surprise me if we got one song. They
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think they're onto her. It's like, oh, or is it? Because
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her album's almost out and generally there's a lead single before the album. Pike
22:48
such a hater. The Swifties are onto something like it A minute in the
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morning, big Nutty eight points seven. Couples who drink together stay together.
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That's what they say. That's the old saying, right, you've heard that.
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Wow, well this is not just me saying that, this is actual
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research. I didn't realize I think I've ever heard that. Isn't there another
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saying like those that, oh, it's just work out together. That's a
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that's a real fill in the blank. Those who eat cookies together stay together.
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Those who those who have a thing in common, right, stay together.
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And I'm kidding. But this study, it's been going on for twenty
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years. They've been doing the study on couples, so they have over four
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thousand couples throughout this twenty year span they've been researching on how much they drink
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and how it affects their marriage. Okay, And the determination was that couples
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whose behavior you know, are drinking moderately, they are like an a line,
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they are the happiest. Okay, it revealed that they survived the longer,
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so literally are living longer, not just their marriage. Really it's taken
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them longer to die too. Now. They found that if you don't drink
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at all, or if one spouse drinks and the other doesn't, or if
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you it probably goes with that saying if you both drink heavily, it's usually
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not a good thing. You're probably toast. Yeah, well, I mean
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it could be, It could be. It could be. You know,
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listen, we all love. I love occasionally tying went on with my wife,
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you know, for vacation or whatever. Oh. Absolutely, But I
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also think it is there's something about like if hey, we're gonna have a
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beer, you're gonna have a glass of wine. Like those are moments to
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look forward to as well, like through your week it's like, hey,
24:32
let's meet up in It's just kind of like that oh yeah, just that
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moment that you have together, especially after having kids. I'm like, oh
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my gosh, this is like our time to like really yeah, a little
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chummy chummy. Yeah. I like it. Yeah, I really look forward
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to having like just just a happy hour couple drinks, my wife. I
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do have one case study though, that really solidifies this. I would love
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to hear it. Ninety six year old grandma Milly her boyfriend Danny, who's
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ninety. Yeah, you know, they're still going to the VFW and Morehead.
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They came over for Easter Sunday. Yeah, they walk they walk in
25:04
with a bottle of Captain and their their cokes and hey, a little light
25:10
on Millie's today or you know. And but they're they're drinking the same cocktails.
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They're drinking them at the same time, talking about their next happy hour
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together. I mean, ninety six and ninety I'd say that's pretty solid.
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That's powerful research, I know. But they're kind of a hot new thing,
25:26
though, aren't they. No. I mean this is I think it's
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probably been over six years, okay, but percentage wise, that's like four
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percent of their lives, so it doesn't count. Stop trying to ruin my
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case study here, Amanda in the morning on seven. I mean, we're
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both in our workout era, aren't we? You a little longer? I'm
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I'm seven days in. I'm pretty steady, but there's weeks where it's like
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I'm all in, and then there's weeks where it's like I'm lucky if I
25:55
get on one or twice. Hey is on I mean the bike, Well
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how it goes as let me clarify, getting on once or twice, that's
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a good week for me. But you know how it is like once you
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hit oh, now I only do it once or twice and take this week
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off. Once you take a week off, it's like, shut it down,
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You're done. I am here one summer hits. I don't know what
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it is. It's just like I feel like I'm trapped inside working out,
26:18
like and I'm not a runner outside, so I just try to get some
26:22
steps in. Yeah, going back and forth to the park and that's it.
26:25
But yeah, other than that, let's talk about what you're wearing,
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not right now, but when you're working out. Because they did a survey,
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half of gym goers admit to reusing their sweaty workout underwear. What and
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I got a gross oh my gosh, okay, okay, say this,
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but I wear I guess I would wear the same sports bra as long as
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I'm not like it's not sopping wet, like if it's not stankies, you
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know what I mean? Like that kind of thing, but I will wear
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the same sports bra. But undy's not a chance. Well, the survey
26:55
does include sports bras as underwear undergarments. Oh okay, underwear, sports bra,
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jockstraps for my felons? Can I reverse my ew? Gross? Too?
27:06
Oh funny? How you no problem? I guess I do that as
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sick. Oh well, even just briefs or box of briefs, what I
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wear, I'll rewear them for workouts. Who cares? You're barely close proximity
27:15
to anybody, and even if you were, I mean truly, how many
27:18
times do you have to wear sweaty underwear for it to be like a noticeable
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odor in your vicinity? Yeah, because that's a I hate washing clothes.
27:26
We all do. So it's like I'm going to reuse them. I'll just
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leave them in a nice little spot. These are sweaty underwear. And so
27:32
if I'm gonna work out, especially especially if you're gonna work out and then
27:34
go do something afterward, you don't want to have this sweaty underwear, so
27:37
you just swap them out with an old, dirty pair, or what I
27:41
used to do when I used to work out in the morning, I would
27:42
just use the underwear from the day before my normal underwear and save those for
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the workout and what process you had with your undies. I really had a
27:51
system. Now the scholars should study the systems I had for my sweaty underwear
27:56
because it does sound gross, but I think there's a lot of gross things
27:59
we do that a lot of people just do not admit to. I know,
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and some are afraid you I'm not. I'll tell you no. Yeah,
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when a doubt you've got your little chony route that you got going on,
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here went in down, I'll wear a sweaty shirt. I mean,
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it depends on how hardy working out. Some of my workouts you could probably
28:15
just you know, when I was going to like a couple fitness places in
28:18
town, like you're dripping with sweat where it's like you just put instantly into
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the wash. But at home it's weird. I'm not motivating myself while I'm
28:25
sitting there. I did. I did start wearing just like a sports bra
28:27
and pants. So it's like, Lady, because we were talking about that
28:30
couple that was working out naked, and I thought that kind of makes sense.
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So the less clothes I'm wearing, am I going like hmm, maybe
28:38
work out a little harder. As you're you can see like my wing flap
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going here. I'm like, hey, I want to see the muscle.