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"Office Goggles" Are a Thing · Podcast - Big 98.7

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Trending. Now here's what you need to know. Well, boards up,
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buys and fans. Today is a big day up at the Shack. NDSU
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women's basketball is going to be taken on Montana for the second round of the
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WNIT. Now, this is gonna be tonight at seven o'clock. Again,
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this is gonna be at the Shield Center up at the Shack, and it
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is free. You're probably thinking, well, how is it possibly free?
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Well, I guess the impact on the basketball team has been great for Derek
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and Kristen Dinger. Their family loves going to the games, and they decided
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to buy tickets for everyone. They say, with the craziness of all the
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high school sports going on, all the kids travel sports, I just think
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that the women's program is often overlooked. So they want to pack the Shack.
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So you do not need a ticket. They're not gonna be like distributed
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to fans. You can just show up. And this is NDSU's first postseason
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game at home since two thousand. This isn't one of those like pay it
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forwards where now I have to buy out a stadium of tickets, because that's
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just annoying. It's just like going through the coffee line. Correct, you
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grab that ticket, and then you have to when you're financially able, you're
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gonna have to do the exact same thing. Now, perhaps to the Dingers,
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that's pretty honest. I don't know the Dingers, but they were sure
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hit a dinger with this one. Oh man, guys, Mike is on
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a roll. I don't even have words. All right. So there is
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a thirty five year old Texas math teacher did you see this? Legally changing
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his name to literally anybody else and is now running for president. He has
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already filed with the Federal Election Commission and is collecting signatures. He says,
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this isn't about me literally anybody else. You know, out of three hundred
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million people, we can do better for president. A lot of people feel
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that way. I wonder what would happen. Let's say this guy I don't
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know anything about him othern he's a teacher, Like, what would happen to
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our nation? It'd probably be fine, right, you know, there's enough
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people around. But also some people say that could be the problem too.
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Uh. Anyway, if you want to learn about his healthcare economy and you
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know his stances, you can go to literally anybody else dot com. Yeah,
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howl thirty five, way too young? I like tips over. I
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mean, what's the fine line for you pike to say in front of that?
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Oh joys? All right here, you're waking up this morning, and
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yeah, school is on right here in the FM area roads are slippery,
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so take a little extra time wile driving into school and work. There are
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some school closings and e learning days in rural areas of Minnesota and Lakes Country.
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Get that full listing. So our friends at Gateway Collision Center at Big
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nine eight seven dot com, what's coming our way? We still have this
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winter store morning that is going to go until seven am tomorrow. We could
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see another one to three inches of snow today. The real issue is the
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wind gus up to about forty five miles per hour kind of mid day really
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through the night is what they're saying. Could be the worst. Visibility is
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going to be an issue. We'll see what happens. We did not get
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dumped on like they said we were going to, So I'll take that bike
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in the morning. Now, Amanda Stills the sea let's see brought to you
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by part company Reialtors. Well, it was just her breaking you guys,
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we finally found out what was going on with Kate Middleton. In a heartfelt
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message, she revealed that she has been diagnosed with cancer and that she had
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surgery back in January. The surgery was successful, However, tests after the
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operation fun cancer had been present. My medical team therefore advised that I should
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undergo a course of preventative chemotherapy, and I'm now in the early stages of
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that treatment. As you can imagine, this has taken time. It has
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taken me time to recover from major surgery in order to start my treatment,
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but most importantly, it has taken us time to explain everything to George,
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Charlotte and Louis in a way that's appropriate for them, and to reassure them
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that I'm going to be okay. Oh gosh. A lot of people feeling
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like Bozo's waking up, going oh my god. I've made a lot of
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jokes, shared a lot of memes about you know where she's been and yadayana
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Yeah. Blake Lively was one of the first moms to speak out, saying,
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I am so sorry. I had no idea. Obviously nobody did,
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or they probably wouldn't have been acting that way. What she say she had
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just done a picture of her self sitting there, saying it was it was
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a nonchalant joke, something like I don't know where I am, or come
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find me like Kate, or it was something I don't remember the exact area.
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It was ridiculous. Now people are examining the video that we just listened
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to and how you know, in the background, like nothing's moving, there's
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the plants. And then somebody found a video of her wearing the same shirt
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back in twenty sixteen. I'm like, oh, glad, yeah, don't
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look in my wardrobe. We're definitely getting need to cut it out. We
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don't know the type or the stage of cancer. She did not reveal that,
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but her father in law, King Charles, also also was recently diagnosed
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with cancer, and we're being told that they were in the same hospital at
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the same time. And my heart just goes out to Prince William too,
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having your wife and your dad battling cancer. And then we're finding out that
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Prince Harry and Meghan found out through the TV, so that relationship has clearly
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not mended. It's just it's just sad all around. Yeah, you gotta
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feel bad. Other than the fact that they were born into generational wealth.
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But money doesn't buy happiness. But that's right, it's all from within,
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all right. Kanye West, he, I guess, threw a letter from
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his chief of staff. Which can we discuss that for a second, that
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Kanye West has a chief of staff. His name is Milo. It's just
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one of his friends. You know, he's just doing that was me,
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of course, I'd be given my friend's titles to a chief of staff.
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Who would be your chief of staff? I mean you got a lot of
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friends here in the the Fa Maria Pipe, well, the band, I
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mean the whole band, the whole LS gang would have to have spots in
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the cabinet. I suppose I'm just head of security, Okay, would I
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make it? Would I make it into your be social media director or something?
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It's perfect, Oh my goshould be the best job. Well anyway,
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he demanded that the music industry referred to Kanye no longer is Kanye because that
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is his former slave name and he wants to be called Yay. I don't
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get the I get how a last name because those were at one time,
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you know, given a slip names, right, But a first name,
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that's just what your mom named you, I would think, so, yeah,
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I don't know. I don't know. The whole thing is ridiculous,
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but I just wonder if this is how he's going to start making a lot
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of his money back, like filing cease and assistant people who aren't because I've
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called him Kanye. It's just like, I don't even remember P Diddy's real
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name when he for like puff Daddy. He's had so many of them,
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it's like, hey, yeah, gobb me a keep up a there.
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A Snoop Dogg would change it to Snoop Lion for a little bit. No,
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don't I miss that? Oh those years ago, Snoop. It didn't
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last real long. But by the way, I was watching Jimmy Kimmel I
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don't normally do, but Doctor Dre was on there, yeah, and Snoop
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and then fifty Cent came out too, And I guess Doctor Drane and Snooper
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doing a new album together, first one in thirty years. Oh man,
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really very giddy. That is awesome. How about this Giselle? She is
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speaking out once again. This time she is denying rumors that she cheated on
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Tom Brady. She says it's a lie. She said that her relationship with
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the jiu jitsu trainer Joaquing Valenti they started after her divorce. She says,
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I really don't want to make my life a tabloid. I don't want to
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open myself up to all of that. Kind of feels like if you just
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didn't release this statement, we all would have kind of forgot about it.
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But she goes on to say that nobody knows what has been going on in
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their relationship, basically saying this is something that happens to a lot of women
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who get blamed when they have the courage to leave an unhealthy relationship and they
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are labeled as being unfaithful. She also says that nobody really knows what happens
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between two people, only the two people in the relationship. As for Juaqim
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and the jiu jitsu situation, she says, this is the first time that
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I am seeing someone that was my friend first. It's very different, It's
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very honest, and it's very transparent. Meanwhile, no matter what anybody says,
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if I'm Tom Brady, I'm upset because the jiu jitsu instructor was traveling
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with them. There's we saw all of that, like teaching the kids him
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and her all of that. You can't help go, oh gosh, it's
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gonna feel like icky, right, because even if they didn't act on it,
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you know that this relationship at least emotionally started while they were together.
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So that's gotta be icky. And just losing a girl to a jiu jitsu
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instructor. Man, I mean, he's got a nice body, but yeah,
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man was giving him the real once over. I don't know. I
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just kind of listen him like, I don't know, he's just but he's
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nothing, nothing spectacular. But again he could you know, you got to
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imagine a guy who knows jiu jitsu probably's got a trick or to up like
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a minute in the morning. Big ninety eight point seven. I don't like
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talking laundry with you because I know how you are. You're very judgy when
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it comes to my washing habits, specifically when it comes to the undergarments.
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Now, how often there was the question? Because I was checking the mail
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yesterday and normally you get a lot of junk mail, you know, but
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I saw that in the mail I had my laundry care report for twenty twenty
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four and thought, oh, this will be good. The annual report over,
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of course, famously is conducted by LG Electronics. So it came out
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and it showed that thirty percent of people admit to having multiple wears out of
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their underwear. And multiple Now that could be two thirty percent, So I'm
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not alone. I know you think I'm crazy for wearing them more than once.
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Now if I worked out or sweat you know, or took like a
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long car ride, because that, you know, they gets kind of nasty,
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that's one thing. But I don't think it's crazy. Do you don't
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have somewhere in like your room where you know, you get the dirty clothes,
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the hamp or whatever, and then you got your clean clothes, but
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you don't have like sort of an in between area where you throw it for
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just just in case. My husband has an in between area. For instance,
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when he gets home from work, he'll put on his comfies and then
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he takes them off and he's like, oh, I'm gonna wear those again.
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But then it's funny because then he gets another set of comfies and then
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he's gonna put those where those go, and then it's like, oh,
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I might wear those again. You're not going to so I always end up
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having to put that pile away. I know that, Like, if I
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wear sweatpants, you could how often are you gonna wash sweatpants? Say you're
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only wearing around just hold them and put them back if they're not dirty.
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Yeah, So I'm not a crazy washer. Like as far as like jeans
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and stuff like that, I'll give them a good probably three times to wear.
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Oh jeans, jeans, Yeah, unless I spill beer on them or
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something hilarious. My husband is the same exact way. Granted he wears dress
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pants most of the time, but even then, like we run our vacation,
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he didn't wear dress pants and I was like, hey, I'm gonna
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wash these because we were there for six days. So by day four,
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I'm like, I'm gonna wash them. He's like find, I'm like,
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they're just not like they're gross. No, with jeans, you only get
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so many washes out of a pair of jeans every time you wash them.
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It's closer to having to throw them away. So really saving money preserve the
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jeans. But the undergarments like bras, I'm not probably maybe once a week.
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Sure. What about workout clothes? Because people admitted in of course the
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Laundry Care Report for twenty twenty four to wearing workout clothes even more than once.
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Nah, maybe a sports bra if I if I know, which is
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kind of e But as far as like the pants go, no, really
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jim shorts, yeah, I mean unless you really like, really swetnot I'm
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thinking of like wrestling practice days where you just like drenched head to toe.
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But I mean, really, how often are you getting yourself to that that
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level of a lather. You guys did wear singlets for wrestling practice? No?
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Oh, why did I think that you guys were always in Singapore?
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We save those for the big moments. No practice, you just wear shorts
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and a shirt. Oh is it breaking news? That is to me?
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I guess I'm trying to think of other sports where you don't wear the uniform
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for practice. I mean, baseball you canna wear whatever. I didn't wear
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my dance uniform for well. No, that's the same for those moments,
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and same with basketball, Molly, but all of them. Speaking of not
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watching things that single didn't see the dryer too often, say that taking Amanda
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in the morning ninety seven time for a round of is it weird? Where
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we reveal things we do in our personal lives, and it's up to the
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other to determine whether it's a weird thing or you know, we're not alone
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in that, So Amanda, I'd like to give you the honors of starting
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it. All Right, it's kind of little, but I can't be the
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only one that only uses one of the burners on my stove. Do you
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have like your favorite one when you cook, Like there's four burners on there.
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When my husband cooks every once in a while, like if we're having
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a big situation, he'll use all four burners. But for me, the
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bottom right is the only one I use. Well, the well, yeah,
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no, that's not weird. Everyone's got their favorite one and it's the
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big one, right, Well, there's usually two big ones and two small.
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Yeah, but on our stove anyway, there's the big one that's just
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normal, and then the other big one it has some weird you know,
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where there's two. So picture the knob like halfway down, so I guess
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it'd be like at six o'clock it says high, so it's like low to
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high, and then it starts from six to midnight it starts another load to
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high, and it shows a picture where there's like an interval and then an
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hour one. So it just like kind of stresses me out because I don't
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really know what's going on. So I just used the other one. We
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have a gas stove, so we have like the two. I have a
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wood burning stem just for the record, But either way, it's just it's
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hilarious because like I feel like that's like they're not getting any love. Little
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kay. I mean, yeah, unless you got one of the little the
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little pot, I know, and sometimes because I like it too, it
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is satisfying when the pot is the exact size as the burner. Yes,
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so just you know, if I'm making a little roy We're getting so old,
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like these are the things that we think about. I know, I
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did. I seriously, I'm like, gosh, this poor burner just is
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not getting any love. Sometimes I like just turn them on just to get
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just makes her it works, give it a little love, all right?
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All right? Is it weird? And actually I'm just gonna go north a
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couple of feet to the microwave here what happened? I don't know if it
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was all appliance based today, but yeah, we didn't have a theme for
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Is it weird? Is it weird that when I warm something up in the
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microwave, I always have a very specific time that I enter, Like,
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for example, a bag of popcorn, I know to be one minute and
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fifty two seconds, or if I'm warming up just some leftovers, I always
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try to get it like thirty seven seconds. Really, And Lauren, my
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wife, pointed out, She's like, why do you not just do like
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the add thirty seconds, just like if you want a minute, hit add
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thirty seconds twice if you want to. You know, totally depends on where
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you're at. So I'm a little odd, but not this way. I
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put everything in for two minutes typically. Oh, unless it's a casadia for
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the kids, I know, that's eighteen seconds. Weird. That's like the
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only thing to melt the cheese, Yeah, because then because they don't want
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it too hot so they can eat it right away. So it's just melted
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a tortilla and cheese. It's quick. Really, I have phone. Cheese
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doesn't melt. I just had this yesterday. Fifteen seconds wasn't enough? Really?
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Yeah? All right, well, yeah, usually two minutes no matter
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what. And then I usually stop it at like thirty seconds. But I
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can't wait two minutes to eat my food. That's just a long time.
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That'll cook the heck out of something, unless it's a potato. But also,
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do you ever let it hit zero? Because I don't always pull it.
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I'll always open the mic at like one second. Psycho always hit I
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cannot stand. I can tell when somebody has been using the microwave. If
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it doesn't have the time on, it drives me bananas. Also, well,
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you're the one that wipes out the sink so it's dry all the time.
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Always like to keep a dry sink. What is wrong with you?
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Because I can't stand there? Doesn't it gross you out when you walk by
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your sink and there's it's just wet. No, that's like the where I
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would expect it to be wet, but it's and then the spots all over
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it. That does not drive you crazy. Thank god you guys don't have
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a pool and be out there drying. Come on Amanda in the morning.
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On something to be aware of. Never have found of this, but a
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lot of people have crushes on coworkers, right, It's an easy place to
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fall in love. But there's one TikToker who's made it known that there is
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such thing as office goggles. Now we've heard you wearing those office goggles.
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You got your office goggles on, beer goggles of cod That, yes,
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very much a thing. Are they similar well in a way in that there
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are people who you might have a crush on at work, but in any
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other normal circumstance, it's not somebody you would be interested in, much like
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when you're you know, having a bunch of drinks. Somebody might look pretty
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appetizing, and then the next day you're like, oh god, for everything.
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With the goggles, everything may look good. And then you're like,
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oh wait. You then are in a relationship with somebody, you live with,
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somebody, you go through and you're like, this isn't what I was
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expecting it to be. Like, well, that's gonna happen no matter what.
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But the office goggles, she says, anyway that just because you're around
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them at the work setting, you're more likely to have a crush on them,
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but you're not really in love with them. It's only because you've got
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your office goggles on, which is weird because the lighting in an office is
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not great. No, in fact, it's pretty brutal. Yeah, you
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ever falling in love with a coworker, never falling in love with a co
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worker. When I worked at a country club, I had and what you
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do the hots for a co worker. Yeah, yeah, as a beer
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cart girl. There was a couple of golf pros that were over there that
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were you know, you can just picture some lookers, you know, exactly
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giving me some golf lessons. Really appreciated that, by the way, Thank
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you, Thank you, gentlemen. Really I'm kidding. Other than that,
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as far as coworkers go, Nah, it's weird because you work with some
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really good looking guy. I know that's so true. I noticed. I
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mean, I think Pike, you and I can just I mean cut to
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the chase here. I don't think either of either of you be either of
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us. Man, I'm getting Twitter paid and docing about you are visibly are
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so uncomfortable. We're not looking each other in the eyes at all. No,
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never just looking anywhere. But no, like that's just never been a
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thing. You were such brother or sister. No, of course not.
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I did meet my wife here at the radio station. Oh my gosh,
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I forget about that. Yeah, once upon a time she was a promotions
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team member and I was a young morning show I'm just kidding. I don't
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like to say the intern we're the same age just because I was doing a
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different jobs, you know, I know, it's just more fun to say
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it that way. Now, we did go to m sum together and the
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same major. Not that that's how we met, but it was. It's
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a much more convenient way to explain it to people. No, Oh,
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yeah, we went to school together and she was a promotions team member.
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That's how you really sparked up the relationship. What was she handing out some
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T shirts and said, hike kind of a big deal. She's like,
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oh she was. I mean, she probably hated me because she was.
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We had just started that morning show in which he was promoting it, so
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they had to go around and hand out all these stickers and tell people about
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this morning Show's like, you know, while we're sending there drinking somewhere like
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in a minute in the morning, big nuddy. You know, really,
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anybody man is capable of doing bad things, wouldn't you agree? Yeah,
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of course, even a pastor of the Lord. Yeah, well let me
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tell you about this, you'd think definitely not. But so, first and
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foremost he's a pastor. But secondly, he's a father a young daughter.
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Okay, you might know what this is like down the road with your daughter
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has a boyfriend and well, dad doesn't approve. Okay, yeah, I
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mean that happens. I don't know what the problem is. It doesn't give
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the details in this news story. How bad was the guy? Was he
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just a jerk? Was he a literal criminal dealing drugs? I don't know.
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But it was to the point where the pastor was so tired of his
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daughter dating the guy he tried to convince her to break up with him.
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But of course she's in love. Love is blind. So the next natural
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step in his progression, the pastor hired a hitman to kill Oh my gosh,
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we're going like a dateline trouble here. Yeah, it happened quickly.
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Now. I don't know if you've been here. I've always wondered what is
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a going rate of a hit man these days? You know? Every time
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I see this on dateline and an unfold, it's always just like a bag
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of cash, usually thousands of dollars, And oddly enough, it's never like
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the you'd think it'd be at least fifty sixty thousand dollars, like minimum I
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don't know why I gave it like an annual salary here, but it feels
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like it's like five six grand. And then once it's done, they come
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back for like another ten grand. Well, see, it's like anything,
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you get what you pay for. And this guy paid, in this case,
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forty thousand dollars for a hit man. Well guess what. The hit
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man shot the boyfriend but only wounded him. Boyfriend was able to drive.
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No, No, he was trying to kill him. Oh. I thought
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he was like, okay for forty grand. Only I'm just gonna like breeze
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right by your shoulder. Are you want murder? One hundred grand? What's
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forty grand? Get me? Oh? Man, forty grand? I'll hit
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him in the shoulder. Who'll have to have surgery? No, I think
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he was going for it. So now they discovered they've traced it back to
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the father, the pastor, who's arrested on a million dollar bail, probably
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gonna be in prison for some time. That is horrifying. And to know
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that your dad would do something like that, How do you ever get past
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that? And do these two end up together? Is this a part of
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their love story? Say other thing? I mean you know, this is
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so extreme. You really probably could have just waited like six months and they're
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gonna break up. I don't even know anything about them other than they're gonna
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break up at best. Yeah, six months. Second, Dad, you
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coulda just I don't know, prayed about it like it a minute in the
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morning. Come get up on. You know, if you take your kids
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to a restaurant, whether they behave or not, is a it's anyone's guest.
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You just never because every time I'm like, oh, we got it,
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you know, because we have almost a five year old and a three
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and a half year old, and I feel like We're starting to get to
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that point where I'm not as anxious taking them out, you know what I
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mean, Like, chances are they're going to be pretty decent. Well,
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if they are decent, and you go to this particular restaurant which has gone
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viral, you're gonna get a discount on your food. Oh, racint has
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gone viral and on it there's a six dollars and seventy two cent discount added
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to the bill for what it says is well behaved kids. That's awesome.
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Well is it awesome? I mean? Of course, the internet being the
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Internet. They found plenty of reasons why. It's not a lot of people
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saying it's stupid that you know, it's insane for them to make a judgment
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call on every single baby and child that comes into the restaurant. Yeah.
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I mean, bottom line is is kids are going to be kids. I
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don't think that they need to It's not like they're kicking them out. Then
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I would have an issue with it. It's the fact that if there are
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well behaved kids. For instance, we had just flew in from Colorado,
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what was that like a week ago and one of the best COMPLI I ever
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received. And I didn't think my kids were being that great. They were
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still just being kids. But there was a guy behind me we got done
22:07
getting off the flight. He goes, I just want to let you know
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your kids were really great on that flight. Oh. I was like,
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wow, Well, listen, that was a really huge compliment. I don't
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know what anybody says. The bar for kids on flights is pretty low,
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So anything short of them screaming and kicking the seat in front of them the
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whole flight is good. Yeah. It's not like I'm gonna be skipping out
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of the restaurant like oh, my kids were great and like rubbing it into
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people's faces. But I think as a restaurant owner, if you were to
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do that, or as a waitress, I'd be like, that's really sweet,
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and guess what, I'm gonna give you that money as a tip.
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Probably more so. Yeah, but aren't you opening it up for Let's say
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you do go with your kids and you think they're pretty well behaved, but
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you get the receipt that doesn't have the well behaved kids discount. Now you're
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arguing and no, you gotta think the managerss is like defend themselves. Nobody's
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gonna do that. I think this would be just a nice little bonus.
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If you go to this restaurant knowing they're handing out well behave kids discounts and
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you don't get one, You're not gonna have something to say. I'm definitely
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not gonna say anything. I think this is something that should just not be
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known. Does that make sense? Now it's known. I mean they did
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it once and now we all know. So no, if I go in
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there and in my non existent kids, so you would not totally be like,
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hey, what's the deal? Listen, I get it, but you
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need to explain what did they do? Hunt sir? What what was the
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matter with my children? Why do you why do they not deserve a discount?
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And do you like going to eat with your kids anyway? I mean
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it is stressful. Oh first, like, wouldn't you rather just eat at
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home? We normally do. Yeah, so we get something to go or
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drive through. Yes, I mean it's fun for the kids. But yeah.
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We picked up our nephews last week and we're gonna get McDonald's. And
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I'm like, oh, should be eating the restaurant. And we're just like,
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you know, it's just a little and they're great. I mean they're
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great kids, of course, but you know, it's just there's some stress.
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See restaurants, I feel like they have. They're a little bit better
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because they are. They're excited, they're eating. There's it's all just like
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right there, and we'll get a booth and we can kind of lock them
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in there a little bit. We know that the timeframe is a little anti
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but you know, I don't grocery shop. I always do online, always,
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always, always, and do pickup. We decided we were going to
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conquer the grocery store on Saturday. Oh, just a quick little, Hey,
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we need to go get ten things. Biggest mistake of my life,
24:11
really, I mean it was I could I could hear Nick down in like
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that dairy asle and I was over in this cereal with the kids and was
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like, sorry, do it my mom. I remember growing up my mom
24:23
would open a thing like get a snack for us and just open it and
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let us start eating it. And I always felt really weird because that isn't
24:30
that odd. But I guess I can see how now it wouldn't be.
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But that was the other thing we said, you eat, she gets to
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pick out one healthy thing. Sydney's like grabbing cookies were like a chasing them.
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Were like no, stop it. And I did finally learn the messaging
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how they have because we had the cart where the kids were in the the
24:48
little car, in the little car, all of the things at their eye
24:52
level. It's weird how that's all the expensive sugary stuff. Interesting, My
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goodness, I like to use that car sometimes. It cat Yeah, Briggs
25:00
decided by the end of it, if this shows you what kind of production
25:03
it was to climb out, jump on top as we're trying to scan our
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groceries and he's like wow. I'm like okay, we're done here. We're
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gonna go back to pick up