Latest / Podcast - Big 98.7 / Best Summer Jobs

Transcript

Best Summer Jobs · Podcast - Big 98.7

• 0:00
  Oh, summertime is here, and that means a lot of youngsters. God,
• 0:03
  I sound one hundred, don't I what you do? A lot of
• 0:06
  youngsters are getting there summer jobs. And I remember just growing up and every
• 0:11
  summer's like, oh what are you gonna do? You gotta make a few
• 0:13
  bucks a summer, especially in college. So I want to know, like,
• 0:16
  what was the best and what was the worst summer job you ever had?
• 0:20
  Please share seven oh one two eight zero one ninety eighty seven for me,
• 0:23
  Amanda. I think I've made it clear. Best summer I ever had
• 0:26
  was working for Morehead Public Service painting the fire hydrants around the city of Morehead
• 0:31
  because there was zero painting getting done and you were napping in the truck.
• 0:35
  Hey, that is true. You've admitted that numerous times. Here was the
• 0:38
  beautiful part about that, And if you're listening at more Public Service right now,
• 0:42
  I'd just like to apologize for really wasting the city's dollars. Because my
• 0:46
  friend and I we applied together and we both got the job. That's kind
• 0:49
  of the thing, don't you remember, It's like, Okay, what are
• 0:51
  you doing? How can we spend more time together? That kind of thing.
• 0:54
  Oh, it was great. I mean, they hired two guys.
• 0:55
  They happened to happen to hire us two friends, and so they just gave
• 0:59
  us as old beat or truck supposed to drive around the town and paint the
• 1:03
  hydrants that didn't look very red red. And it started out as like,
• 1:07
  Okay, we'll try to get like ten a day. That was realistic because
• 1:11
  you had to grind down the paint with a grinder, then prime them,
• 1:15
  and then paint then once that dried. And it went from doing that to
• 1:19
  maybe, ah, this one doesn't need to be grinded, and then eventually
• 1:22
  he's like, daan, do we really need to prime it? Who cares
• 1:25
  to just lazily slapping paint on these hydrants? Wow? And then eventually we
• 1:29
  were just taking naps in the truck, parking under a shaded tree in the
• 1:34
  Village Green neighborhood. And it turned to be probably the best summer job.
• 1:38
  And at the time ten bucks an hour was nothing to sneeze at. So,
• 1:41
  yeah, no, that was great. What about you, it was
• 1:42
  your favorite summer join? You know, I was going through I really haven't
• 1:45
  had many jobs just in general. Yeah, I was a softball coach for
• 1:49
  summer Wreck, which that's always a good one. That was so fun,
• 1:52
  But I have to tell you that was like gonna be my But I was
• 1:56
  a beer cart girl. First job was at Thumber Pond, and then in
• 1:59
  college I was a beer or cart girl at a country club forever until I
• 2:01
  got into radio. Those were like my two big jobs. I had a
• 2:04
  stinted Applebee's as a hostess, and I don't want to say that was my
• 2:07
  worst job, but since I've only had a few, I just really struggled
• 2:12
  with like the hostess stand. And you seem like, I mean, you
• 2:15
  were a radio host, you couldn't handle being an Appleby's host. Welcome to
• 2:17
  Applebee's. How many like I did all of that? You just kept trying
• 2:22
  to give them the forecast funny in seventy two, like no, Amanda,
• 2:24
  you're supposed to seat them, No, but like figuring out where they were
• 2:29
  seated. And I just remember there was probably five people who were probably ten
• 2:32
  years older than me that had worked at Applebee's for so long, and they
• 2:37
  were all a click and there's something about the restaurant business, and it was
• 2:40
  like you seat them here and they had worked here in the seniority and I
• 2:45
  just felt like I was being bribed and you have to sit in somebody section
• 2:47
  and I was stressful. Well that's a stress when you like do a summer
• 2:51
  job and there's people that have been working there. There's always that no matter
• 2:54
  what job it is, there's always like that dynet like the politics of it,
• 2:58
  like yes, clicking of it. Oh my god. I worked at
• 3:00
  the golf course for a summer and it was like the most clique like immature.
• 3:06
  I just I'm just trying to work at a golf It's funny you say
• 3:07
  that, because working at the country club in Colorado that I did for six
• 3:13
  years, we were I worked year round with like five of us girls,
• 3:16
  so we did everything all year long. So the members were great to us
• 3:21
  because we were always there. But you'd get these little hot girls coming down
• 3:24
  from you know, see you Denver or whatever and trying to be on the
• 3:29
  beer cart and they just didn't last. It was like, no, you're
• 3:32
  not a part, you're not a part of the group. We try to
• 3:35
  run out. We were are you kidding me? The money we were making?
• 3:39
  You know what mean, we just weren't, you know, as a
• 3:42
  golf helping them fill up their carts where normally'd be like, okay, you're
• 3:45
  coming around because you got to make sure you're getting that turn, getting where
• 3:47
  everybody was at. Uh yeah, know where to drive? Also when to
• 3:51
  stop. That's key as a golfer, you know, like you can't come
• 3:53
  up to us as we're getting off the green on A part three because now
• 3:57
  you got people waiting for you and you look like idiots. You knew that.
• 4:00
  I know everything about it. And trust me, I knew mister Johnson
• 4:02
  needed the vod Ca lemonade on whole A. Are you kidding me? I
• 4:06
  knew everything. Mister Bradley, that guy needed a milky way on whole three.
• 4:12
  Car girls, they're always so friendly. It's almost like they that those
• 4:16
  islands you really do. They shouldn't know. What they should do is they
• 4:20
  should let the golfers vote on the golf court. They should do an audition
• 4:24
  at the beginning of the summer, like about your driving skills or what things
• 4:30
  we just mentioned all the things. There's the ability to know where you're at,
• 4:33
  where you should be, how strong do you pour the vodka lemonade?
• 4:38
  All good questions, so we can all agree. Probably one of the better
• 4:41
  jobs and I actually posted it on Facebook. Big Nadea puttings up his Facebook
• 4:45
  page. Feel free to time in. There's about five or six girls going
• 4:46
  beer cart girl. And I've always said, if today our CEO came in
• 4:50
  was like, you know, this job isn't for you anymore, I would
• 4:53
  be at a local golf course and you would see me hopefully hopefully I still
• 4:57
  got it. You'd be on a beer cart. You would do well.
• 5:00
  I love it. I mean when they show me that iPad, just fifteen,
• 5:02
  twenty or twenty five percent, I'm doing twenty five every time. Oh,
• 5:05
  no, technology has changed. I don't know how to use that iPod.
• 5:08
  I'm more of an android. I would recommend it to anybody. Anybody
• 5:11
  who asked, oh, I need a job, I'm like, well,
• 5:13
  I'd be a beer cart girl. That's like, it's obvious to me.
• 5:15
  What about you, though? What it was your best summer job or maybe
• 5:18
  your worst summer job? Seven on one two eight zero, one ninety eight
• 5:21
  seven A minute in the morning, Big ninety eight point seven, here's an
• 5:26
  idea. If you are in the dating world and you're thinking, I am
• 5:28
  a busy professional, I've got my own stuff going on. I don't have
• 5:30
  time to be going on date after date with one guy at the time.
• 5:34
  Here's an idea, one guy at a time. Exactly. You really got
• 5:39
  my attention there, because what else would you do? Well, here's what
• 5:42
  you would do. Man, what Only Fans creator Annie Knight is doing.
• 5:46
  She's gone viral for this little experiment she had. You have a lot of
• 5:49
  OnlyFans content these days? Are you all up on it? I have the
• 5:53
  premium membership, so of course, I mean, I just want to throw
• 5:57
  it out there. I got an email answer you like, gosh, this
• 5:59
  bike guy about OnlyFans every other break. I mean, you gotta get your
• 6:01
  money's worth. But this lady, it was interesting. She decided to go
• 6:05
  on Hinge, which is a dating app, and that's like the cool new
• 6:10
  bumble right. They're all the same to me. I don't know. You
• 6:14
  meet people and you meet up in person. That's that's what they are,
• 6:17
  like this one. So she finds six different guys individually, starts chatting with
• 6:23
  them, gets to the point, right, Hey, why don't we go
• 6:25
  on a little to date. So she tells all six guys, doesn't where
• 6:29
  to meet, but she doesn't tell them that there will be five other gentlemen
• 6:33
  joining them as well. I'm here for this. This is gold. Okay.
• 6:38
  So she was curious to see how the guys would react in this very
• 6:41
  much bachelorette like situation. And uh, when they did show up, she
• 6:46
  said, there was some mixed reactions. Okay. She said two of them
• 6:50
  were less than comfortable, two were actually quite visibly angry and left immediately.
• 6:57
  Four of them, however, of the six, did end up stand and
• 7:00
  they all hung out together. She said she knew that she would be able
• 7:03
  to vibe with each of them individually, but she was really wanting to see
• 7:08
  if they could all vibe together. So is she trying to get like together
• 7:13
  with going on what would be not sister wives? What would be the other?
• 7:17
  Just a little polygamy? There's other words I can't say that would describe
• 7:23
  it. I suppose got it. Yep, No, it seems like she
• 7:25
  was looking still for one. But again, like I said, you're busy.
• 7:27
  I mean, how much time and money would it take to go on
• 7:29
  six different dates? Why not knock them all it at once? But imagine
• 7:32
  thinking you're such a treat that no, you can do something like this.
• 7:36
  She said that it was interesting. She found that the guys wanted to try
• 7:40
  and outdo another. Well duh, they're like viuing for your attention. Also,
• 7:44
  does she say did she go on a second date? Did she hand
• 7:46
  out roses? How did it come to an end? This is the most
• 7:49
  recent update. There was no roses. I'm guessing she's just gonna, you
• 7:53
  know, base how she proceeds on how well they did well? And it
• 7:56
  kind of sounds like the balls in her court, which is so weird.
• 7:59
  Her balls are in her quarter? Like why would what would you do in
• 8:01
  that situation? You wouldn't you just turn around? Or would you kind of
• 8:05
  be like, all right, all right, girl, let's see what are
• 8:07
  we doing here? I look at the other fellas. Okay, all right,
• 8:11
  what you got? Were doing this? Now in the morning? Now
• 8:16
  Ada stills the seat. Let's see Bronco by part Company Real Tours. Well,
• 8:22
  we have got some breaking news from CNN. They're reporting that Diddy's legal
• 8:26
  troubles are getting even worse, as a grand jury has reportedly been in paneled
• 8:30
  to hear evidence in his federal probe. Now that's breaking news. It is
• 8:33
  because they are now saying, why did so I hate to waste that music?
• 8:37
  You know it's breaking news. Hey, well then we're the first ones
• 8:41
  breaking this newsdvcating that he could face a possible criminal indictment. Now, the
• 8:48
  Justice Department is moving forward on its investigation by notifying witnesses that they can testify
• 8:52
  before this grand jury. Some of the potential witnesses, obviously would be his
• 8:56
  accusers who have filed against him for sexual assault, human trafficking, other serious
• 9:01
  offenses. So far, did he has been named in eight different lawsuits,
• 9:03
  homeland security investigations. Their agents are taking time, and they're being very thorough
• 9:09
  and this is why it's taking a little bit longer. But they're making sure
• 9:13
  that it's a bulletproof case cour so nothing gets dropped. Yeah, a lot
• 9:16
  of people get frustrated. It's like, whoa, we have this video.
• 9:18
  Why are we not just throwing them in jail? It's like, well,
• 9:20
  this, you know, justice is a what is it called? What do
• 9:24
  they say something about how slow justice moves? Regardless? The point being it's
• 9:30
  slow. Well, and unfortunately that video that we saw, he's not going
• 9:33
  to be able to be charged with that because it was from a while.
• 9:37
  Yeah, run, which is unfortunate, but it also at some point you
• 9:41
  feel like you can use that in some way, shape or form. You
• 9:43
  would think. So Meanwhile, I know there is a phrase I'm trying to
• 9:46
  think of seven one two eight h one ninety eight seven, something about justice
• 9:50
  moving slow and slower and wins the race. I'm going to look it up.
• 9:54
  But I know we do have breaking Pete Davidson news. This is not
• 9:58
  breaking news. I just feel bad for the guy. Fans were at his
• 10:01
  Omaha show on Friday night, and I don't know if it's a part of
• 10:05
  a TikTok challenger what's going on, but there were a bunch of people just
• 10:07
  heckling him and it got so bad security couldn't handle it, and he just
• 10:13
  walked off the stage and didn't come back. I mean, imagine that You're
• 10:16
  excited you're going to the show and then you just have a bunch of tools
• 10:18
  heckling the entire time. I'm actually kind of proud of him. I wouldn't
• 10:22
  come back either. I believe justice is a dish best served cold is maybe
• 10:30
  what I was thinking of. That's what you were thinking. I think that's
• 10:35
  not what you were thinking. I think he looked up justice phrases and I
• 10:39
  think, no, that came to my mind. I typed injustices served?
• 10:43
  So where did the slow come from? Bike? Well, I think the
• 10:45
  reason it's cold, the best served cold is because it takes a while,
• 10:48
  so it's gonna it's not gonna be hot. You know what I'm saying?
• 10:52
  Got it? Is there some beef going on with Billie Eilish and Taylor Swift.
• 10:58
  I not feeling like there's some shade being thrown here. Billie Eilish said,
• 11:03
  and I quote, I'm not doing a three hour show that's literally psychotic.
• 11:07
  Nobody wants that. You guys don't want that. I don't want that.
• 11:11
  I don't even want that as a fan my favorite artists in the world.
• 11:15
  I'm not trying to hear him for three hours. That's far too long.
• 11:18
  I mean, the only person I can think of that she's thrown shade
• 11:22
  at is Taylor Swift, who has an amazing three hour show and she's doing
• 11:26
  this pretty much every night. Bike. Are you still with me? I
• 11:30
  think there's gotta be a different quote I'm thinking of about justice, Wheels of
• 11:33
  justice, grind, slow but grind, fine, God, that could be
• 11:37
  it. I think she might be taking a shot. I mean, she
• 11:41
  she seems like a nice girl, and I can't imagine she'd be wanting to
• 11:45
  start a feud with Taylor Swift. But then again, it's like, you
• 11:46
  gotta think before you speak when you say that, and I totally agree with
• 11:50
  her. Three hour shows are crazy. Even bands I like, I find
• 11:54
  myself getting sort of like, okay, it's because the average you had mentioned
• 11:56
  is like what ninety minute for a big headliner like Blink Win eighty two won't
• 12:01
  play more than ninety minutes, and that's about as big of a band as
• 12:03
  you can get. What is a low standards? What you're said at Happy
• 12:05
  Harry's Ripest next week, there's a different category. No, that's what Happy
• 12:09
  Harri's Ripfest. Thank you for asking. Amanda will be opening for Eve six
• 12:13
  roughly an hour cent, which for us is nothing because when you play at
• 12:16
  bars, when I'm playing at Murphy's or Wear Dempsey's, it's four hours,
• 12:22
  you know you're the entertainment for the night. Four hours of Billie Eilish was
• 12:26
  clearly talking smack about ls. You don't know that you mentioned shots fired.
• 12:31
  It's all on Billions, Amanda in the morning on Big seven. I cannot
• 12:37
  stress enough the life changing opportunity that you have. Okay, can you can
• 12:41
  you calm down a little? I mean it's a great experience, it is,
• 12:46
  but a life changing opportunity. I don't think there's an understatement to say,
• 12:50
  because at seven to eleven your chance to win your way into the Low
• 12:54
  Standards Experience brought to you by Happy Harry's at Happy Harry's Ripfest next Friday,
• 13:00
  as my band Low Standards is opening for Eve six. Now, this is
• 13:05
  an exclusive VIP experience that you'll have. You'll be able to be in the
• 13:07
  Happy Harry's tent, you know, the one you walk by when you're at
• 13:11
  Happy Harry's Ridfest thinking what do I gotta do to get in there? With
• 13:16
  a dustin himself out? Yes, it brings delicious cocktails. Of course the
• 13:20
  band is gonna be in there. I'm told possible photo op hang on egg
• 13:24
  on love Opportunities. Let me see if I can confirm. Hey, Bike,
• 13:28
  Yes, are you a part of the band Low Standards? Oh?
• 13:31
  Correct? Are you going to be in the tent and Happy Aria's rip Fest?
• 13:33
  Well I will be yes, got it? Now, there are four
• 13:37
  other guys and I know a lot of people. It's kind of like It's
• 13:39
  kind of like n SYNC back in the day. Everybody had a favorite member,
• 13:43
  you know. Okay, Now, I hope Cody is gonna be in.
• 13:46
  I was gonna say, or do you think you're like Justin Timberlake or
• 13:48
  j C. Or I think I'm kind of Joey Fatone, to be honest.
• 13:52
  So but you know, it's all personal preference. Everybody had their own
• 13:56
  flavor. Okay, every morning this week in next for your chance to win
• 14:01
  your way in and Amanda, while things are going great for me obviously opening
• 14:05
  for Eve six, you had you had a bad day yesterday, didn't you.
• 14:09
  You know it was a wild one. I'll tell you that. Uh,
• 14:13
  you know, trying to get to the dentist, and I go out
• 14:16
  to the back park came. I know I had to go to the dentist,
• 14:18
  which great loser twice a year. I'm no Cavity is Cavity Free club
• 14:24
  anyway, I really want to check in with the old dentists. Give it
• 14:26
  a try there, boy. So go out to my vehicle, and thankfully,
• 14:33
  because I'm terrible, I never look at my tires. I wouldn't have
• 14:35
  known my tire pressure light. Same. You just gotta trust that they're there.
• 14:39
  You trust their they're not flat and they're gonna be ready to roll.
• 14:43
  But my tire pressure light went on and it was like at a fourteen and
• 14:46
  I'm going, oh boy, Like I can't even drive that down the road
• 14:50
  to Goodyear Shoemaker because that's going to wreck the rim. So I had to
• 14:56
  get a ride home to get my husband's truck to get to the dentist.
• 15:00
  And then I'm like, well, what am I going to do? My
• 15:01
  husband? What a gem? He gets off work yesterday, loads up the
• 15:05
  air compressor, comes over here, finds the nail in this tire, blows
• 15:09
  it on up. I mean, just just a stud I know that he
• 15:16
  did all that for me. He owns his and he owns his very own
• 15:18
  air compressor. Yeah, that's thankful, to be fair. Our old neighbors
• 15:26
  just gave it to him when they were moving. They were just like,
• 15:28
  we don't want to carry this big old thing out. It's such a clutching
• 15:30
  to have at home. Absolutely my dad than anything. Oh yeah, for
• 15:33
  all sorts of things, including another milestone in the Linder household. Yesterday,
• 15:39
  we get home and Sydney out of nowhere. She's like, I want my
• 15:43
  training wheels off. Wow, Dad takes the training wheels off, and I'm
• 15:48
  just thinking she no, no, no, no, because this is not
• 15:50
  my thing. I hate watching kids fall. There's nothing worse than a scraped
• 15:54
  knee, you know. But I'm like, hey, you just got to
• 15:56
  do it, like we're kids of the eighties nineties, like just roll,
• 16:00
  you gotta figure it out. I remember when my dad taught me to ride
• 16:03
  a bike. I probably fell five or six times, and then you figure
• 16:06
  it out. That's why you started the grass. I remember riding in the
• 16:07
  front yard. So that was the plan. We were thinking, Oh,
• 16:11
  we'll do it at the lake because there's more grass instead of you know,
• 16:14
  right here on the sidewalk. So impressed, use that air compressor again to
• 16:18
  pump up her tires perfect. He goes down to the end of the driveway.
• 16:22
  He starts pushing her, running beside her and is like pedal fast,
• 16:26
  pedal fast. She ran into like one of those little electrical boxes one time,
• 16:32
  Oh happened, which is nice, and fell into the grass. Did
• 16:34
  it again and she got it. No, she was like riding to the
• 16:37
  park. I could not believe it. And she was so proud and she
• 16:41
  looks at me and it's a trend in our household these days. Good grief
• 16:45
  mom, good grief mom. Let me guess you're gonna cry. I'm not
• 16:51
  gonna cry. I'm just like so proud of you. It's just like the
• 16:53
  look on her face. And then the car's a proud dad moment too,
• 16:56
  with yeah she got that, you're off. It's like, oh, I
• 17:00
  got it. This is it. It's like when you a bird first flies
• 17:03
  away, it's like, oh, now you can Okay. Yet she's still
• 17:07
  on the way back from the park, wants a little push or whatever,
• 17:08
  and you know there'll be some She did get a few scratches and here and
• 17:11
  there. By next time she'll be great, Like now she can ride a
• 17:14
  bike. That's big. That's big stuff, big stuff. And then you
• 17:17
  know Briggsy he's he'll be four at the end of or in September. So
• 17:22
  he is like, okay, I'm ready for my training wheels to come off.
• 17:25
  I know. So we tried, and he starts going, falls right
• 17:30
  over, looks, grabs a bike, pushes it and goes, I hate
• 17:33
  this bike. We're like, oh, buddy, no, it's the it's
• 17:37
  not and he's like and he just huffed and puffed me like it's okay,
• 17:41
  and he goes, nope, just put my training wheels back on. So
• 17:42
  yeah, and we're like, you can go faster than your sister now,
• 17:47
  So well, what a day it really was? What a big day?
• 17:49
  Well, bad day that turned into a good one. It was. Yeah,
• 17:52
  nothing like the low standards experience though, but you know it's this will
• 17:56
  do in my five like in a minute in the morning, a big nutty
• 18:02
  eight point seven oh. Summertime is here, which means summer jobs for a
• 18:06
  lot of people. A lot of good ones out there, a lot of
• 18:07
  bad ones. We're talking about the worst and best of your summer job experience.
• 18:11
  Seven to one two eight oh one ninety eight seven. Good morning.
• 18:15
  I enjoyed the time being an umpire. You can start the like thirteen years
• 18:18
  of age in the farm Ward area and then there's umpire baseball. Enjoy a
• 18:23
  game. The only downside that makes it somewhat of a worst job is when
• 18:27
  the parents, right, yeah, it's always a case, trust me.
• 18:33
  Yeah, I was umpiring two back in the day, like literally as a
• 18:34
  teenager, and it's just pathetic some of these parents, you know, and
• 18:38
  it's hard, like you got to do it when you're young, though,
• 18:40
  because it's real hard on the knees, crouching behind on bright like that.
• 18:44
  Trust me, I still do it. It's a job that Phil lingers.
• 18:47
  How are you knies feeling? Oh yeah, that's a that's brutal. It's
• 18:52
  not a bad set of knees. Huh great, thanks for calling me.
• 18:56
  Appreciate Jah, take care. I think it's anything that's outside we were talking
• 18:59
  about. You worked at a golf course. Of course, I did the
• 19:02
  the beer cart girl stuff. But Tessa, she chimed in on our Facebook
• 19:04
  page, said best job summer camp counselor oh yeah, spending time at the
• 19:08
  lake. Also, I had a couple of girlfriends and family members who were
• 19:11
  at inspiration point. What's that Bible camp over in? Uh? Like the
• 19:15
  Lakes area? So campy Mais. I'm sure what's that one? Are you
• 19:19
  unfamiliar with campy Maas? I don't think I know about it. Everybody I
• 19:22
  knew. I feel like there's a rite of passage. As a kid in
• 19:25
  Minnesota, you had to go to campy Maas. I think that's up by
• 19:26
  like I want to say, like park rapids or something. When you're young,
• 19:30
  you don't really know where you're at. I went up to the United
• 19:33
  Methodist Church camp which was up in Boring Park Rapids, Northern Northern Point,
• 19:41
  I know, Inspiration Point and then it was like northern something. But it
• 19:45
  was so fun. Oh well it was fun for the kids. But it
• 19:48
  seems like counselors. And how many people do you talk to that got together
• 19:52
  with somebody at a camp like they were counselors together. Yeah, I'm making
• 19:55
  that up. It feels like they're spending together. You would think, yeah,
• 19:57
  yeah, Somemmr's like Summer Live. I mean, as dumb as it
• 20:03
  is, but you think of like strawberry wine, you like, go back
• 20:06
  to old dze harder. Yeah. As a kid, Oh my god,
• 20:08
  yeah, you was just like gosh, you just never know. It was
• 20:11
  like what can this is? Unstare fresh meat? Are you gonna see that?
• 20:15
  What a disgusting way to phrase it. We were having a really wholesome
• 20:18
  moment and you come in here with fresh meat trending. Now here's what you
• 20:22
  need to know. I mean, I was kind of secretly hoping they were
• 20:26
  going to lose last night because we're staying up way past our bedtime for these
• 20:30
  tea Wolves games. I know, I'm being honest. What did you just
• 20:33
  say? I know, but the fans they pulled through the tea Wolves are
• 20:38
  able to keep their hopes alive one oh five to one hundred last night against
• 20:42
  Dallas. Now they're headed back to the Target Center. Game five is tomorrow
• 20:45
  night, seven thirty, and then if they win there, they're going back
• 20:51
  to Dallas. Well one game at a time. But yeah, now,
• 20:52
  so the seven game series go two at home, two away, and then
• 20:56
  one one one. Yeah, which you know they got home court advantage.
• 21:00
  So listen, win this game and they can. They've been in every game.
• 21:03
  In fact, they've blown the first three. Those are those games their
• 21:07
  games to win. Finally, to get to win anything can happen. It
• 21:10
  would be the first time ever a team has come back from three zero in
• 21:12
  the in the conference finals. Really, I thought you said that this was
• 21:15
  in a championship Lebron and the Towns came back, got you? Okay?
• 21:19
  So god, I hope so, But I did the math, and the
• 21:22
  last night would be the fifteenth playoff game they've played in the last month or
• 21:26
  so. So it's a lot of late nights, a lot of a lot
• 21:30
  of bar tabs. Did you go out last night. I thought you see,
• 21:33
  I watched the first half at the bar with a friend. Yeah,
• 21:37
  I wasn't gonna but got the invite, and I mean it was nice to
• 21:38
  be out, I know, all right. After weeks of testimony and an
• 21:41
  eleven hour a day of closing arguments, the legal fate of former President Trump
• 21:45
  and the hush money trial will be handed to the jury today, So at
• 21:48
  ten am this morning, and the judge will give the jury instructions and that'll
• 21:52
  take about an hour and then they're off to do their duty. That's right
• 21:59
  there, They their civic duty. Yes, good luck, boys and girls.
• 22:04
  I can't imagine being in that situation. I really truly can't. Yeah,
• 22:10
  I'm guessing you wouldn't have made it through the jury. Nope. Selection
• 22:12
  always pull that. Oh I'm in the media. That gets you right out
• 22:17
  of it. Nice, all right. A new Costco partnership with Uber Eats
• 22:21
  is one of several new Uber features that's gonna roll out this month, and
• 22:23
  it allows Uber users to shop Costco via the app and no membership is necessary.
• 22:29
  This is wild. I don't like it because as a member, a
• 22:32
  recent member, an executive member. Always nice, that's a good one to
• 22:36
  be. I don't like that other people are allowed to do it's members only.
• 22:40
  Sorry. Well, And it was interesting because I was reading this and
• 22:42
  it said they're doing this because a lot of costcos don't offer same day delivery
• 22:48
  ours? Does I use that often? Because I can't go into costco?
• 22:51
  I have zero self control between is hard the hot dog? The hot dog
• 22:56
  at the end and just like all the things, I'm really just not alive.
• 23:00
  AD's up quick. You gotta be disciplined, right, all right?
• 23:03
  Today beautiful sunshine high of seventy two. Pike it a Manda in the morning
• 23:07
  from one up on Big eighty seven. You say we're just friends, and
• 23:14
  I'll stop. You're probably wondering. It's Pike and Amand in the morning,
• 23:15
  by the way in Big nineteen point seven. What is this just catchy hook?
• 23:21
  What is the hook of poppy or local band? Low standards? The
• 23:25
  band I'm in, Amanda. We're opening for Eve six next Friday at Happy
• 23:26
  Harry's Ridfest with Happy Harry's in the VIP tent. We're offering a low standards
• 23:32
  experience. I heard. I know you're being rather sarcastic about it. Not
• 23:36
  I'm excited, I believe it or not. Some people I think are actually
• 23:38
  excited. And we have one on the phone now, I wonder who it
• 23:41
  is? Good morning? Who's this Darcy? Darcy? What are you doing?
• 23:45
  I'm supposed to be working, but if anything's going to stop you from
• 23:49
  work, and it's a VIP experience for LS, I mean, some things
• 23:53
  are just more important than provided for your way. Darcy, I got good
• 23:57
  news. You are callar nine. Oh my god, are you wondering what
• 24:02
  you want? I won the VIP experience with Low Standards. Yeah gosh,
• 24:07
  I mean you know, can you even I'm so excited. I mean,
• 24:11
  listen, Darcy, here's the deal. Before we open for EVE six,
• 24:15
  it's gonna be an incredible show. A lot of people are going to be
• 24:18
  talking about, you know, where were you when Low Standards open EEP six?
• 24:21
  Well, Darcy, you'll be at the VIP party beforehand in the Happy
• 24:25
  Harry's tenth. We'll be having some drinks roubn elbows with the boys. Are
• 24:29
  you for real? Man? I can't teeth, Louise, I'm going to
• 24:33
  be talking about this when you guys make it big, I'm gonna say I
• 24:37
  partied with Darcy I'm sorry, make it big. Did you hear the part
• 24:41
  where I said we're opening for Eve six at Happy Harry's Ripfest? I met
• 24:45
  make it bigger, right, like when you're like blink style? Yeah?
• 24:52
  Yes, yes, fair enough, Darcy. I can't wait to see you
• 24:56
  and a guest will be joining us for the Low Standards experience. Congratulations,
• 25:00
  Thank you A minute in the morning, Big Natty eight points seven. You
• 25:03
  ever get angry? Do you ever feel like you just need to let it
• 25:06
  out? Oh? Totally? Yeah? That's a human nature, isn't it.
• 25:08
  How do you let it out? So I'm really weird? I degree
• 25:12
  yea. If I'm going. If I'm like angry, cry, I take
• 25:18
  a shower. Crying in the shower, for some reason, is just like
• 25:21
  a release for me. Really very odd. I've heard a lot about the
• 25:25
  shower crying. Yeah, it's bizarre. I don't know what it is.
• 25:27
  It's just you don't have to worry about your makeup. Yeah, I guess
• 25:30
  that's something. But there's just something like the hot water. I don't know,
• 25:33
  it's just like a release. You're a wet that helps. I don't
• 25:37
  know. No, I don't turn the water on. I just go curl
• 25:40
  up in the shower. I'm kidding. Okay, what women though, Amanda,
• 25:44
  you can get in on this. If you've been feeling a bit of
• 25:47
  rage, you've been sort of internalizing it. Women are paying up to eight
• 25:49
  thousand dollars. You already tap me out. I'm not paying eight grand.
• 25:55
  Wait to hear what you get paying eight thousand dollars on rage rituals that include
• 26:02
  screaming, ceremonies and breaking things. Now, this is a woman named Mia
• 26:07
  who is hosting these rage rituals, some of them even being overnight excursions in
• 26:11
  places like France. They have a place like this in Fargo. No,
• 26:17
  it's not what I'm talking about, though, but they have like that.
• 26:18
  I think it's called like the habit. But these are like ceremonies that you
• 26:25
  can pay to be with other women, because this lady says, you know,
• 26:27
  women, there's really no place you're able to, you know, be
• 26:32
  angry like that and not be condemned, not have men going, oh,
• 26:34
  she's just hormonal. Oh she's just unhinged. She's crazy. She must be
• 26:40
  in that time of the month for her. Yeah, all things you should
• 26:42
  never tell a woman. I would never, I wouldn't let me go on
• 26:48
  record, this isn't for me. I feel like when you want to deal
• 26:51
  with like your rage, it's not you will like vent to somebody, whether
• 26:53
  it be your significant other or you're you know, somebody close to you.
• 26:57
  I feel like that's enough. I don't think I've ever been so aggressively angry
• 27:02
  that I've wanted to Well, right, I have and for sure. But
• 27:04
  that's the thing. It's like, Okay, you pay the money, you
• 27:07
  go on this retreat. It's hard to bring that anger back up. It's
• 27:11
  got to be in the moment. You know, if I stub my toe
• 27:12
  on the end of the bed like I would, yeah, I would pay
• 27:15
  a lot for a rage room in that moment. But then but definitely go
• 27:18
  on with it and then oh, we'll see you in ten days. You
• 27:22
  don't think you could get back that feeling. They well, then they say
• 27:25
  that you just have to bring up like old feelings of rage. So I'd
• 27:27
  have to sit there and go all right, remember that bad. This would
• 27:30
  feel more. I mean, I know you were trying to be funny with
• 27:33
  this. I was stub your toe. It was not funny. The only
• 27:37
  thing I could see is if you were cheated on or done dirty, or
• 27:41
  like going through something like that, like very tumultuous, icky that like that
• 27:47
  feeling just doesn't go away for a while and you can't get rid of it.
• 27:49
  Then I think this would be a situation to like release. Like so
• 27:53
  you're saying, not petty little things like stubbing your toe. I mean,
• 27:56
  that's not gonna do it for me. But wouldn't this do it for you?
• 27:59
  She says that these rituals include things like screaming in the woods and beating
• 28:03
  sticks onto the ground. No. I think for me, I would spend
• 28:07
  the eight grand on an all inclusive six nights, yeah, seven days on
• 28:11
  a beach, slurp and margarita's. But then cat Bana boy asking me if
• 28:15
  I want more chips and salsa. That's going to make me happy. But
• 28:18
  then you couldn't beat a stick on the ground. I probably I could go
• 28:21
  splash in the pool, I could go throw sand in the ocean. It's
• 28:26
  not what s