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A Man Named Deez Nuts · Podcast - Big 98.7

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Trending. Now here's what you need to know. Well, TikTok users across
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the country are freaking out because of this new bill that could go into place.
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So I guess there's a new bipartisan bill calling for the sale of the
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app TikTok, along with many creators basically just now urging their representatives to make
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sure that this does not happen. We actually have audio of TikTok users freaking
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out. We do. Yeah, can I hear it? Ah? Wow,
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I they're going nuts. They're losing them on. I have not heard
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anything quite like that before. What panic some offices though, because people were
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calling so many times because they heard they were being heard on the other lines,
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when representatives were going to their desks and checking their voice messages. Pike,
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this is what it sounded. We have one new message. I guess
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it did end up having a lot of phones being shut down because they're like,
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yeah, we don't have time for this. But the legislation, if
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pass, would require byte Dance to divest from TikTok within one hundred and sixty
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five days or face a band on US app stores. Opponents, of course,
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are saying that this restricts Americans right to free spreed speech. They'd better
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divest then or else or else what would sound like, I mean if it
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gets shut down. Well, yesterday the Palace released a photo at Kate Middleton
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and you're thinking, okay, it was Mother's Day in the UK, no
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big deal. Well, there has been a lot of concern about her whereabouts.
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She had an abdominal I guess scare or some sort of procedure back in
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December. Nobody has really heard from her since. In fact, yesterday when
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this was posted, people were going, okay, is this like an a
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I picture? What's going on? There was a few weird things. One
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in particular was how nice it looked in the backyard, because I guess it
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doesn't. That's not what it looks like right now. You're allowed to post
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photos from six months ago, but I think the whole point of them posting
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was like, hey, everything's okay here, nothing to see. Well,
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the AP issued a mandatory kill on the photo due to an editorial issue.
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Kate Middleton broker silence this morning, and this is just good. She apologized
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for any confusion, stating, like many amateur photographers, I do occasionally experiment
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with editing doesn't really suggest what she did. And I keep looking at the
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photo. I don't get it. Well, I don't see it either,
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because it looks like she's an attractive person. It's not like she's fooling anything.
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Yeah, I mean I've seen AI created photos. Yeah, this one
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isn't doing it. It looks like a palace photo, just a really prim
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and proper here's funny. It is funny to think about the princess or whatever
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she is sitting on her phone messing around. I want a little bit more
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Cepia on this one. I think that's what it's called. That filter.
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I don't know Cepia. I don't know, Amanda. I don't use filters
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good. It's just me raw natural ditto. Sometimes I'll throw a black and
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white on there every once in a while. Man, Some of the photos
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back in the day, though, when filters first became gosh so bad,
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unusable, embarrassing. I heard you, Madonna speaking of embarrassing on her show
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over the weekend. Did you see this? She asked a fan who remained
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seated, why are you not standing? And then she quickly realized, after
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calling her out in front of everybody, that she was in a wheelchair.
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Listen you over there? Why are you doing city Home? Sorry about that.
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I'm glad you're here. Oh that's bad. We think, we think,
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maybe it's just time for Madonna to shut it down. Just so much,
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just so awkward. Amanda in the morning, No, Amanda stills the
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Sea. Let's see brought to you by Park Company Reel Tours. Well,
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so're saying it was the best Oscars in years, And is that just because
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it's the most recent one. I don't know where the bar is. We'll
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get the Radians by tomorrow and really let you know. But Oppenheimer was the
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big winner last night at the Oscars, taking home seven awards. Poor Things
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came in with four, including Best Actress for Emma Stone, which is awesome.
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You see that when Oppenheimer won Best Picture, which is like the grand
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finale. Yeah, al Pacino goes up there to present it. You see
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this. It was so awkward. He just like went up there and you're
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supposed to, you know, name off the nominees and whatnot. He just
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opened the envelope and he goes looks like it, says Oppenheimer, and it
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was like awkward. Pause war The winning music starts playing. Nobody knows what
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to do, know how to act. It was agree, It's like he
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just forgot how it went down. You just skipped past, and this guy
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al Pacino, apparently a storied actor himself, didn't know how to do it
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and it was totally awkward. Yeah. Oh, and I bet he felt
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horrible once he realized it. I would think, because that is your moment.
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Yeah, I mean that's the moment, and especially the camera people,
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you can only imagine they're freaking out because they are planned to go directly to
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each person's face. Yeah, so you didn't even know who the nominees were.
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He just blew right through it. And once you open that am and
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of course the show went on because I mean that was it. That there
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was no more to be announced. That was like okay. Then they came
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up and accepted it. Oh that is so awkward, also very uncomfortable.
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So Jimmy Kimmel was hosting for his fourth year in a row. He did
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say I'm not gonna hold back on any punches. Wasn't this fourth fourth in
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a row? Not in a row? Because Chris Rock was just doing it
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right. Oh, I guess it was two years ago, so he's done
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four poor total, poor total. But he called out Robert Downey Junior,
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and right away he was talking about like, oh, he's here, and
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Robert's kind of like ahh and then he did this. This is the highest
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point of Robert Downey Junior's long and illustrious career, but one of the highest
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points. But I did drugs. Robert has been a was the two on
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the nosers out a drug motion you made? Oh my gosh, you think,
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I mean, Robert looked very annoyed. I mean, and he did
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the like kind of a hey, wrap it up, is what or go
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on with the show. I don't think it was, hey, let's keep
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going here, because he just looked mad. Yeah, He's like, yeah,
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onto the next thing, and then he doubled down on it horribly awkward.
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I mean, if you're Robert down Your junior, you probably can joke
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about your drug use from thirty years ago. I mean, on your own
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I guess time. But just in general, just like there's a time and
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a place for it. I didn't find it funny at all. Again,
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one of those moments where you're like, oh, make this stop, just
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just make it stop. Well, that's just the thing with comedy. It's
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like nothing should be off limits, right, but if you're gonna do it,
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if you're gonna quote go there, at least have it be funny.
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Yeah. Speaking of funny, John Cena, I think he stole the show.
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We'll talk about Ryan Gosling because of course that was also a moment,
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but nobody was expecting. I guess fifty years ago there was a streaker at
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the Oscars did not ever know about this, so they're like, okay,
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fifty years later, let's do this. So Jimmy Kimmel had a whole bit
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lined up where John Cena was gonna come out naked, but he was really
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timid about it. And then he did costumes. They are so important,
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maybe the most important thing there is. I can't open the envelope. John
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Cena with his very unimpressive body. I mean, the guy could he could
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hit the gym a couple more times before he'd hit the stage like that those
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pecks. Sorry to have a moan here, but like, how do you
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You couldn't you couldn't sculpt a better set of pass See I was distracted by
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the birkenstocks he was were in that happening, But I was also so there
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is he was not apparently completely naked, because if he would have moved that
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envelope a tenth of an inch you could see a little like that. It
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would have been a situation you could see like the imagine Abercrombie ads back in
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the day, like with the little what do you call it, a little
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v down there? Oh where the jeans would be so low rising. See
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that, You're like, wait a minute, you must have well, never
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mind, all right, another moment. Of course, Ryan Gosling, he
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had his mad keenergy. He had an awesome performance. I guess because I
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did not watch Barbie was not expecting this to be that great. But it
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was awesome. I'm just in that slash wailing lay on the guitar kind of
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a surprise. I bet that was one of the surprises the Oscars was excited
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about. That's a cool cameo. A lot of people just mean though on
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social media right away because Ryan Gosling was walking the red carpet by himself.
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Even Mendez wasn't with him, And afterwards, after he had done his performance,
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she had posted a picture saying, you took Ken all the way to
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the Oscars, RG, now come home. We need to put the kids
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to bed, kind of poking fun of all of it, and women just
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unleashing saying how unsupportive she is for her not being there byas side. On
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a night that he needed to shine well, he was on stage, he
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had a necklace that said EM on it and pointed at it kind of like,
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hey, this is my girl. I mean, to be fair,
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you would the Oscars are in La, right, they probably live in LA.
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You don't think she could come? I mean if I'm winning an oscar.
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Yeah, they just kind of don't do that. That's not their shtick.
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They don't want to be in the stick supporting your They fairly wacky known
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to not walk red carpets and do that. Like I don't know if it's
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them living a semi private life with what they can with their kids in life
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as much, I don't know. Couldn't find a sinner probably well, and
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you know how expensive it is to get a cinner these days in the morning,
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big nay eight point seven, I want you to think about the worst
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thing ever invented. Just get in your head, k and I'm gonna say
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the next thing and I'm gonna guess it's what you're thinking. Of okay,
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okay, low flow shower heads, go ahead and make the reveal, Amanda,
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was that what you were thinking? Low flow shower heads? What is
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that? You're like low pressure? Is there a high pressure shower head?
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Surely you've experienced a variety of pressures in your shower experience. Yes, they
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did a little study because a lot of places like apartments, hotels, houses,
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you name it, they're going with a more low flow because of course
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they want to save the earth, they want to save water, right,
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Yeah, especially a hotel or something like that. Yeah, sometimes they're real
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disappointing. But after this study was done a man that they found that actually,
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when you do the low pressure showers, you end up using more water
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than a high pressure shower. Think about it, because if it's just dripping
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out of there, what pathetic little well, and you're gonna be there forever,
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just like getting in the shampoo conditioner out of your hair or whatever.
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You know. They found people took much longer showers than the high pressure where
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when you walk in there and we've all gone to a shower like that,
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where it's like you're in a car wash. Yeah, we're honestly almost kind
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of hurt. You're like, oh, geez, I like they're pressure washing
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an elephant. Some people enjoyed that, though I do don't. I mean,
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you put the shampoo in your hair and it's just like win immediately when
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it feels like it's brushing your hair like your scalp. Oh, I know,
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Oh that feels good. We don't have the best water pressure at our
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house. No, I feel like nobody does. I don't, you know,
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yeah, no. But sometimes you'll find, like you'll stay at a
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random relative's house or something, you'll get into a new shower and you go,
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oh, or if they have like a fancy shower head, and sometimes
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you're like, okay, is that the reason? Why is that really?
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Why does the shower head really have? I don't know a lot to do
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with it. I mean, I know remember the old school ones, and
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I think some people still have them where you could change the setting like a
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like the different ways it sprays out, yeah, exactly, which was stupid.
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I mean we all agree there's just the one, the normal shower.
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I mean, if you have a knot in your neck and having the coming
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at you, yeah, that comes out in just a straight stream. Because
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what is like, like why wasn't really trying to target something about one inch
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in diameter. Oh god, they say the average shower. If you had
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to guess the average human shower, I mean I could be in and out
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of the shower in like a minute and a half. Yeah, that's on
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the low end. Six point seven minutes. Yeah, they did say there
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were occasionally showers in the study of people taking over an hour. Oh,
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get out of here, you'd be all pruned up. Absolutely. I mean
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I'm even thinking, like when you shave, if I do a hair treatment,
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if I'm doing everything, I could see about five six minutes for sure.
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Yeah. Yeah, no six points man asking because we haven't. We're
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in an apartment now, you know, so I'm not in charge of the
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pressure. But in a home you own, your home, is there just
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like, is there something I'm missing? Is there a knob or some sort
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of spict I can adjust the pressure of my sholler, so would be fantastic.
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Do we maybe not know that? Right? We don't accept it to
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what it is, Peter, which I've talked to Nick about, but he's
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like, oh, it's hot enough because I put it on hot. It's
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still like I'll turn it all the way on like there's no turning it down
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for me, Like you just all the way you're nuts and it's still I'm
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like, it could be a little hotter. I'm weird. I know a
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place you would like we even laught? Are you thinking of like a bad,
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bad place? Yet you're not going to get there. You're not going
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to get there for a while. But I think you really no minute in
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the morning seven you can be a bad person and still have an awesome name.
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It's possible to do both, okay, and that is very much the
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case here, Amanda, straight out of Green Bay, Wisconsin. We go.
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And I know when I say Green Bay, Wisconsin, your mind automatically
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goes to Super Bowls, MVP Quarterbacks, incredible franchise. No, I think
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beer drinking cheeseheads. Okay, that's what I think. This guy more so
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fits in the beer drinking category. His last name, Amanda is kroll kr
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Krolls Diner, Sure all right. First name D's nuts are legally his first
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name, Amanda, Get out of d easy dash nuts Okay, now right,
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that's uh gotta be a first old D's has been arrested after getting into
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a fight with his daughter's boyfriend. Does think it can't get any better about
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the trashiest. Do you have the banjos anywhere? Because that's what I'm feeling
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like I need for this. Well, this guy apparently got into it with
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his own daughter because she wasn't doing the little chores that she was supposed to
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do. Okay, so we're laughing, but are we talking? Do we
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have an age of the stutter? Because in my mind now I'm only thinking
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like a fifteen or sixteen year old and then you're gett napped. Well,
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this guy's only forty two. D's nuts. Oh and you know it feels
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weird and inappropriate to say that, but it's his name, so he am
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I to change it? Legal about this? Speaking of changing his name,
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twenty and eleven was when this guy originally named Derek. That was the boring
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name his parents gave him. He's like, oh, I need to spice
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this up. There's got to be more of a backstory to this. I
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would think, what do you mean I'm telling you twenty eleven he changed his
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name? Well, why he went this route? Well, gets this hilarious,
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You don't need to overthink it. The guy thought it would be hilarious,
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and so he changed his name in twenty eleven, but he realized that
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he had spelled it de e z dash nuts, oh dez dez nuts,
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and so in twenty seventeen he refelled to change the spelling to add an extra
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e. So it took my guy six whole years to realize he'd spell D's
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wrong. So he yeah, that's so he's just ridiculous. So he's not,
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like, you know, like a genius. I wouldn't say. So
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that brings us to twenty twenty four, where he's now been arrested after fighting
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with his daughter's boyfriend. I didn't believe you, but I just went into
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Google and just put in D's and of course it's D's nuts. Croll green
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Bay. I mean, this guy is famous, guys, a legend.
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Is there anything better than a good D's joke? I mean, so that's
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what I'm wondering. When he introduces himself, does he go through with it
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or is like, hey, now he's in jail. So I imagine the
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next inmate's like, hey, what's your name? I mean, how D's
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nuts or what do you think he does? How do you think he?
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Oh, you gotta be careful in jail. I would imagine throwing that that
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around. You're just inviting a whole slew of issues and Amanda in the morning
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on seven, what a day to be single if you are in fact single.
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There's a new trend out there on TikTok before they ban it entirely,
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a new trend called quote boy sober. You heard of this, boy sober?
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You've heard it sober Janu dry January. Well, boy sober doesn't have
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anything to do with alcohol at all. See I'm a reels on Instagram girl.
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So I'll get this in about two months when the TikTok creation comes over.
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There you always have the leading edge. Well, this has been a
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term popularized on TikTok by people trying to just take a break from dating altogether.
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Boy sober so interesting. Mis Parson, who kind of coined the term,
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made an interesting point that she says she's been single for almost her whole
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life, but then when she thinks about it, she hasn't been single at
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all. So think about when you were single. Was there ever a time
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where truly there was nothing at all in your love life? Nobody? You're
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in a quote situationship with nobody, you're thinking about nobody you're hoping reaches out
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to you, somebody that you can meet up with. There's always something I
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can remember four weeksops, like maybe a boy sober for a month. Yeah,
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I mean really yeah, like that was that was It wasn't on a
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dating app, unplugged from like that. Yeah, just done, done,
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done, done well. And then it changed pretty quick. Sure that'll happen
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when Prince Charming enters your life totally. I mean, it's easy to do
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the rules for being boy sober if this is something you want to try.
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No dating apps, delete them all. No dates, nothing, no exes,
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no reaching out to somebody you previously dated, no situationships, and no
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ultimately hugs and kisses. You know, and I think, I mean I
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was in this, it feels like one hundred years ago. But that creating
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independence and not having to like look at your phone or be a part of
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something or just always seeking for the next thing or whatever it is, it's
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like that can just kill you, like just emotionally all of it. Where
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it's like no, like, just take take a beat and just focus on
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yourself and then you'll be healthier for whatever is to Oh yeah, and it's
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the most fun if you embrace it truly. I mean then, like the
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weekend comes and when you honestly have nobody else to think about but yourself as
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far as what you want to do, nothing to consider. Have you been
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girl sober before? I don't think so, Amanda. I think I am
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hooked. No, just girl drunk huh the whole time, like a amna
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in the morning on Big Nutty eight point seven. Parents, Amanda, I
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know you're a parent, and I'm here to tell you that you've probably stressed
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out about a lot of these things and you shouldn't. Okay, time to
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cut yourself a little slack, okay, And this is not according to me
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a non parent, Like when you're letting kids look at their screens. There's
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this big thing now, of course that you should be super guilty about just
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letting your kid look at an iPad or your phone or whatever. But they
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say, where do we get the idea that kids shouldn't be allowed on screens?
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Obviously, if you're trying to do chores or you just need some alone
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time, it's okay, perfectly fine. There's a time and a place for
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it. There's definitely over you though, for sure, I don't feel like
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we've hit that stage. But no, like I you try to interact with
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them as much as possible. And I think the older your kids get,
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and if you don't regulate it, they would just do it all day,
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right, But at what point is it just a pointless battle? You know
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what I mean? Like the world they're growing up in, there's just going
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to be screens. Yeah. One, we also act as though we didn't
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grow up this way. I mean I remember waking up watching Saturday morning cartoons.
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Yeah, we were still you know, active throughout the day. There
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was a fine line. But I also remember playing Super Mario Brothers for hours
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trying to get through that. I mean that's kind of have been I mean
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at least six hours a day at some point, like you said, if
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you didn't put a stop to it, or if you didn't do anything to
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regulate it, it's all the kid would do. And yeah, like the
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technology is much worse, but it's still screen. It's still the same idea,
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you know. And at what point, like back in the day,
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let's say, pre screens, do you think people are complaining like, oh,
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don't let your kids play with Lincoln logs too long, it's going to
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fry their brain. Man, I love Lincoln logs. One of my faves.
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Those are magnetiles. Can we have a moment for Lincoln log You give
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me the box of Lincoln logs and I will go to town. You know,
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before eighteen sixty they were just called logs. Fun fact, by thank
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you. You want to know why anything to do with old Abe Lincoln or
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no? Nothing? Actually coincidence? I mean another thing, this parenting expert
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says that you need to give yourself a little slack too. Is cutting kids
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some slack when it comes to schoolwork? Now, you're not probably quite to
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that point yet. No. In fact, my daughter comes home she's like,
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ah, do I have any homework? Let me do some homework.
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She just loves it. A Mic craves home and I record this because I
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hope this sticks with you, because she just loves it. She's like,
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I want to do some homework and practice. I feel like I feel like
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that's going to check out. I feel like we all knew a kid growing
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up who just loved doing school work, and it usually stays true throughout high
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Really, I just if she thinks Mom's gonna be able to help her at
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some point, that's just good I'll be learning from her. Hopefully that's not
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the case. Where was I just at and somebody said that they do not
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do homework anymore? Seven oh one two eight oz one ninety eight seven?
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Is this wild? Or am I hearing that there is no homework? There's
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well, there's that some broad stroke, you know, new policy that kids
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don't do homework. Because I just recently heard of somebody like, yeah,
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we you know, we get home and they do homework for two hours,
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We eat dinner, they do it for another hour, and they go to
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bed. That's it. Where there is a school district that has just completely
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cut the cord off of it and they have to do it at school and
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anything else, it's just not well if you have any insight on whether or
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not homework is still did I just make this up? Please let us know
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a minute in the morning Big ninety eight point seven. But a Monday morning
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tradition called is it weird? But we think about the things we do and
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we wonder, you know, to yourself, is this just me doing this?
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Was this normal? All? Right? So Saturday? Is it weird?
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That we had some family and friends over after Disney and Ice because the
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kids were just having so much fun. It was incredible, Like the moms
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even, I mean there was a couple of points even Nick was like,
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you're singing. It was amazing. I guess I don't know what I was
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expecting, but much like anything, when you're like I remember my mom taking
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me to Disney on ice when I was a little girl, and it was
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incredible like that, I just remember it being an amazing experience. But as
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you get older, you're like, is it really going to be that great?
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I would have went a couple of times. Really. Yeah, everybody
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I know with the young kid was at the Fargodome this weekend. Yeah,
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it was. It was awesome. So afterwards, the kids just weren't done
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hanging out, so we had kind of a little family fun day with everybody
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over at our house. Got some pizzas, all of that, and I
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am just a person who if I'm tired, I'm tired, And so we
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had all these people at our house and I just I went and took a
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little nap mid party. Nap. Is that weird that I haven't done that
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since college? Just kind of like I didn't go upstairs, but I just
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kind of laid up. We have like this bean bag. I'm like,
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I'm gonna zoink a little. That's funny you say that. No, I
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don't. I don't think it's weird at all. We were at a get
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together last weekend with my wife's family and some family friends, people I hadn't
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really seen ever or got to know it all, and I was just so
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tired. I was like, I was not doing anybody any favors being there,
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because you know what I mean. I was like, not like and
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go here to participate in any conversation. I could not give anybody the energy
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they probably deserved. So I went downstairs at this house is random house,
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and just found a couch and took it. Really, Oh my god.
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See, and I don't know. Again, I hate to use what we
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do for a living waking up so early as an excuse, but we still
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kind of keep that same schedule through the weekend. So but you know,
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four thirty five o'clock, I'm like, oh my gosh, and just like
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going all day interacting. I was zoinc and my husband at one point and
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he's like, Amanda, yet up. It's so embarrassing. I'm like,
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well, at your house, he should probably be entertaining. This is what
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I'm saying, is it weird? No, it's it's less weird. Hit
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a stranger's house, you know, if it would have been like an adult
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party by eight o'clock. My friends all joke and they're like, we know
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if we're going over to the lenders, like we're home by whatever, just
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because it's you know, that's the old running goof. It's it's the running
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goof. Yeah, I don't think it's weird. I used to do it
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in college all the time. Nice thing about having the party house be where
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you live. One of the pros also different many college party house. This
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is just our house now. Yeah, all right, no, I'm going
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not weird though. Okay, all right, man, is it weird that
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I will walk out of my way to avoid conversations with certain people, Like
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I'll take the long way. I'm not gonna name a specific moment, but
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like imagine your workplace, like you got somebody in a cubicle that you just
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know if you walk up there, they're gonna be like telling you about their
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weekend, or like a small top conversation that you're just avoiding. Right,
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I'll get the extra steps in, like I'll walk around the building, or
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if I'm at the grocery store and I see somebody, I know that all
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they're gonna do is tell me about some boring thing. It's not weird.
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Like I would rather just and be like, hey, if you look like
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you're on a mission or you're you know, busy doing something, just like
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if you grab your you know, the old cell phone trick, if you
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were at the grocery store and grab your cell phone, you'd have to do
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like the smiling wave kind of like uh on the phone, like real busy
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right now on the phone. Yeah, yeah, Okay, Well, I
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feel like you don't need to be that extreme about it. You don't even
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have a thought process where you're sitting at the printer at work and you're like,
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oh boy, I hear so and so over there, so now you
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have to do like a big lap through and around. Feels a bit aggressive.
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For example, like if Amanda, if I see her name, always
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like that, just go the complete opposite way. Is that what it is?
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Like? Okay,