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Most Undateable Professions · Podcast - Big 98.7

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You want to know what you can do, Ladies talking to you little things
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you can do that will have your man saying it would be wild if my
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husband did something. Britney spears dish like this, Well, yeah, I
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want to know. Let's see if you're doing a Amanda. I gotta feeling
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your feel not doing any of this, so it's fine. Out Number four,
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men go crazy when women act motherly around kids. Now you've got your
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own kids, so I hope this is some people are doing. I really
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hope I succeed in that. But I will and I'm sure you aren't.
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You know. I will say though for my wife Lauren, who does not
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have children, we do not. When I see like around my nephews,
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like you know, doing motherly, like going into that mode, it really
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does. It really does kind of drive you crazy. It's not even like
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oh, we're wanting to have kids or planning on just the fact. It's
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something like something in our DNA as humans, you know what I mean.
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You see somebody being motherly, You're like, oh, yeah, that's the
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stuff. Now. It's probably the same way when you see men like you
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know, like hunting and gathering. Do you ever see Nick go out and
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gather. Yeah, you've seen in our kitchen we've got five trophies hanging around.
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God, he's a good gatherer. He really is. The other one
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little thing women can do for men to go wild. Go out of your
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way for him. Now, that can mean anything like from a romantic getaway
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camping trip, needing a jump because the car battery died. Hmmm, Oh,
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how that's going out of your way for him? Well, deal,
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fancy if he runs out of gas he's got a dead battery at his side.
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Oh, should I leave him on the side of the road, triple
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A or should I go? Oh? That makes sense? That would make
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you going to help with the jump. Correct, you're not faking car issues
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to make him feel like more of a man. I mean that would probably
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go a long ways too, But make sure it's not something that's too difficult.
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If my wife said, oh, I need my spark plugs, something
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that'd be pretty amass. One of my favorite things to do is drive around
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the FM area and just like fly through potholes or get a nail in my
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tire, Like, oh no, honey, I've got a flat tire.
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Can you pump me up? You pump me up? Your thing, all
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right, another little thing you can do, Amanda, give small gifts out
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of nowhere, out of nowhere being the critical part of the sentence, because
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of course Christmas, birthdays, anniversaries, it's expected you give a little gift
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out of nowhere, a little well something something. Okay. I'll never forget
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the time that I opened the refrigerator and there was a pack of uncooked cookie
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dough with a sticky note that said I said I love you or something.
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But my wife left me some cookie dough and that was the best. It's
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cue to the life. Yeah, exactly. And the number one little thing
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ladies who can do to drive your man crazy send him random sweet texts throughout
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the day. You're not you're not a big fan of getting text throughout the
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day though, Isn't that correct? I mean or that him? I don't.
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I mean, listen, Yeah, I'm not great about texts either,
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Like I might not reply or something. But you know, like, uh,
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why would you not? This is what I don't understand. Your wife
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is going about her day and doing something sweet thinking about you, and you
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read it and you do not reply. Why that's fun? Doing me something?
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If it's like how are you doing you know that can wait the how
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I'm doing it, you know, and just really want to know, like
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unless it's really bad, but what why do you just like make her wait
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as though you're the first date and you're like, oh, I'm not going
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to respond for like Amanda's forty eight hours. It's so weird to me.
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Well, you have the opposite problem where you probably could afford to do a
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little that because you're like you get an email or any notification, You're like,
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stop what I'm doing, Ignore everybody. I need to respond to that.
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I can't. I can't help it. I have my turnaround time.
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I mean gott to be within second. It's a spectrum and we are on
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the opposite ends of it. Like in the morning, Big Natty eight point
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seven, we were talking a lot about foot feintishes. Amanda, who is
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it with the foot Ricky Martin? Ricky Martin, Yeah, did you go
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home and do any research on foot fetishes and you know, maybe doing a
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little foot modeling of your own. I know you've always been sort of curious
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about making money monetizing your feet. I'm all about side hustles. I've told
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you more both like my fingies. I don't like to do my fingers.
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I don't like feet at all. I think you're honest something because the foot
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market it seems to be a bit saturated, especially especially when you got people
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like Emily Ray. I mean, she's like the Michael Jordan of feet.
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Okay, she's making ten thousand dollars a month on OnlyFans as they're calling the
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foot fetish icon. Emily Ray is her name. Now can you imagine that
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is what you're known for? Foot fetish icon? Does she have cute feet?
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I'm looking at him right now, and yeah, it's a good scot.
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It's a night proportional. Toes are all kind of like the big one,
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The big one is the longest, and then so on and so forth,
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down to the pinky toenails look good. What she does is she'll basically
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like kind of stomp around in baked beans. Stop. She'll kind of scrunch
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him in a birthday cake between her toes and people go nuts. Now for
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her part, the rest of the body, it ain't bad either. Oh
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gotcha? Gotcha? Does she show the rest of her body or is it
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just the toes? Because I always thought if you were going to be doing
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any of this, you don't have to show your face or anything or the
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rest of your body. I think I'm trying to put myself in the place
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of a foot guy. I think you like to put a face to the
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toes, don't you kind of know what they're rest of what you're working with
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is. So she's Amanda now gonna be making even more money because she was
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approached by a wine maker. Oh no, she has not you know how
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we make the wine. She kind of stomp the grapes, and what better
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set of feet to stomp them than yours that people are obviously crazy about.
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So she's now paired up with this wine company and will be releasing her own
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wine profile. Get out of here now, I'm just jealous. They're calling
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it a full bodied Cabernet sauvo onon with notes of black cherries, black currant,
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and feet not just any feet. Wow, Emily Ray's feet. Wow?
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Should we get a bottle? You think dustin will bring from Happy Harryson
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brings time in front. I think I'm good here because I'm just annoyed by
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the whole thing. Mainly again, there's the foot thing, gross, and
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then there's the jealousy of you just never know what's gonna hit these days.
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You really don't know what where the market is. And the problem is,
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by the time you realize that you could do it too, it's too late.
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Yeah, you have to be on the forefront of what's next. Oh,
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yesterday, like we were talking about armpit fetishes. Do you think you
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could be the first one to make an armpit wine? I don't think so.
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I don't. I don't think that's for me. Maybe I could get
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like creative. Could I open something with that? Like? Could I learn
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how to open a bottle with my armpit? Could I? No? No,
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we were talking party tricks. I got a few other ideas. I'll
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run by. I get Amanda in the morning. Seven. Guess what's coming
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to the Fargodome? Yeah, Disney on ice and this is I don't even
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think I've seen a Little Mermaid, but I would say this is up there
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with the best Disney songs. Really you've never seen. That's one of my
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classic go to is Beauty and the Beast and the Little Mermaid and she's living
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in the ocean, finds a man and marries him. Yeah, he was
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not under the sea. Oh that's okay. There there's some conflict twist.
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All right, well, let's say good morning to call her number nine.
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Hello, who's this? Aleyenne? Your caller? Nine? Good morning sun
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shine? How are you morning? Yeah? All right, So here's the
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deal you got kids? Is that the deal? I dods? Okay,
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that's the deal, got it. So here's the other deal, Leanne.
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You gotta win a round of sixty second Showdown Disney edition. Have you heard?
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Have you heard us do this before? Yes? I hear it.
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Okay, all right, here we go. It has written down seven things.
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They are Disney theme, they could be movies, characters, et cetera.
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I'll give you the hints. We've only got sixty seconds, so you
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got to get five of them to win the tickets. Okay, okay,
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all right, here we are. How you feeling in the hot seat today,
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Bike? I feel great as ever. Leanne, You're in good hands.
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Don't worry. We got this. We'll see all right. Three?
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Two one, The deer that got killed in that movie samby Blank and Stitch.
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This was the princess with the long long hair that came down the castle
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nice solid time, The silly Winnie the Pooh character, the orange and the
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striped one. You got it, okay, okay, we only need one
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more. Oh my gosh, the seven doors friend, the lady No.
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Seven, George's friend. They were just friends, right or was there more
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going on there? I don't know, Len. You know well, I
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think they were just your helper, just her helping us, just helping out
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of friend. Well, I do know that. You just want four tickets
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to Disney on ice. Oh yeah, awesome, have so much fun with
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the family. We'll do it. Thank you all back. Oh good job
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to you, Leanne. What a team. Wait to go, guys and
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Amanda in the morning on signet, you want to spect a thing when you
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hear that telephone room by s Friend, this lesson by sprayd Sunny, you
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want arrested? Man, I just feel I don't know if you've noticed,
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I just feel what these prank calls. I've not been pushing it far enough.
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I'm making it too believable. You think you're getting soft on the old
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prank call. Yeah, I think I'm getting a little soft. So we're
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gonna try to push the limit here, don't we. This is all you
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know, we're doing it, and I'm nervous. I just got Mike got
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set up by his buddy, and apparently Mike went to the same college as
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me, the great Minnesota State University of Warhead. No Dragon, let's see
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we're push the limits a right, Hey, Mike, what's up Christmas?
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Is Dixie from college? Dixie who enormous? Remember me? Uh Dixie?
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Well, I guess that's the line by Mike in a minute in the morning.
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Get up on digny eight point seven. Now here's what you need to
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know. Well, a lot of people who were up at arms yesterday when
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they found out that there's going to be dynamic pricing over at Wendy's starting in
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twenty twenty five, and they started kind of rolling this out. It's really
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a happy hour kind of style. They do this with bowling alleys, movie
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theaters, things like that, and so now what they're going to be doing.
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I did a little research on I did Okay, this is new information.
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Wendy's is going to be doing this dynamic surgeon in twenty twenty five,
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which means they're not going to ever increase the price, So they're going to
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have flat rate. Let's say it's five dollars for a burger. That's the
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actual price. The price dynamics would be then say at three o'clock in the
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afternoon, when they're a little slow and they maybe want to get some people
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in there, it would be three point fifty. Oh so it only goes
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down. I don't think it goes up. Like that's just it. They're
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saying there, there's not going to be any price hikes. Okay, yeah,
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I mean that, As is the case almost always, people overreact to
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the headline, which is Wendy's is trying out surge pricing. You think of
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Uber and I know the two am Uber down from downtown to South Farga that's
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you know, ninety dollars exactly. Wendy's new dynamic pricing system won't raise prices
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at peak times. So that's what the spokesperson did say. Well, I'm
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glad they finally addressed that. I guess my face was very concerned. They
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could have just said that maybe right away. Maybe it's part of the plan.
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They knew they would get people revved up and hold on everybody. But
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they also in this article are saying that a lot of places are going to
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be doing this. But it is kind of that happy hour feel, you
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know what I mean. It's like, oh, hey, this is we
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have a lull at this time, and hey, we want to get you
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in here. Selling a three dollar burgers better than selling no burgers, That's
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what I say. What is the Wendy's guy's name, Dave Wendy's Yeah,
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I'm gonna need Dave. Who sit down with Dave. Dave passed years ago.
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Oh no, yeah, but his daughter, Wendy. I believe it's
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still with us. All right, Well, let's sit down, see if
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we can have an interview, a little one on one interview with Wendy and
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ask her these questions. You know, he used to be in the commercials
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and then he then he died like many people do. Oh goodness, all
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right, Well, the Stanley Cup, we know that it is super popular.
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Not the hockey thing, Nope, No, the Stanley Cup as in
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like the Stanley's that people are rocket, the forty ounce ones where they're doing
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their arm crewls, curls, trying to stay hydrated. So popular. You
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know that pink coveted cup that everybody was talking about earlier this year, We
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are pink. Yeah. People are now spending money to take a picture with
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somebody. Stanley Cup anywhere from ten to twenty dollars there is even somebody that
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was selling pictures so for one hundred and fifty dollars, like you're in you
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had brought up Vegas, just like if you go to Mexico and they're like,
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hey, you want to hold the parrot, and of course you want
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to hold the parrot and take a picture with it, but it's gonna cost
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you. But with a cup, what are we missing? Well? I
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wonder if anybody's actually doing it or somebody's just riding a headline, because I
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just can't imagine there's a type of person that would want to want to do
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that. Your need to do that with inflation. I mean, I get
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people have side hustles, but it's like, hey, anybody want to take
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a picture with our pike and Amanda coffee. I don't know if they do
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even a dollar a dollar a pop. I know people like they've got places
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out in California where if you want to pretend, like these influence influencers want
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to pretend they're on a private jet, you can go get in a jet
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or at least something that's staged to look like the inside. Really you're not
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in the area. You just taking a video. Look at me? No,
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rich I am, isn't it. It really is just disgusting. It
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really truly is just be glad you're not that. Yeah, you're not one
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of them. Absolutely. Well, you've probably seen it on some of your
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friend's timelines, the whole crypto scams that are going on. People are hacking
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into Facebook, Instagrams. Well, they also did it on Twitter. Matthew
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Perry, he has his nonprofit, his charity that is still going on,
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and I guess somebody hacked into his personal page and they ended up putting a
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website that was fake, but it looked identical to the donation site so it
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was up for like twenty four hours before anybody noticed. So nobody knows how
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much money they might have lost. Well, the one giveaway there would be
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that he had died some time ago. But I'm wondering though, right,
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But I'm wondering if people are still posting on their on his pase. I
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don't know. Oh yeah, that's good. I mean, that's a good
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point. But if I saw Matthew Berry posting a really good point, Hey
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it's me Matthew Berry, I'd be that'd be my first red flag. Wow,
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I'm pretty sure I read like an in the morning, Big naty eight
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point seven the most undatable professions. I want you to imagine yourself as a
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single lady and meeting somebody who does this, and tell me would they be
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datable? Because I've got the top five most undatable professions bad news if you're
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single and doing any of this. Like number five police officers. Oh now,
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I doesn't say why, and I think we can all just assume that
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one between. I mean, I guess, like just the obvious danger not
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knowing if they're ever going to come home. I mean, that's that'd be
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horrible, right, It would bring me a lot of anxiety, absolutely,
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and then you know, beyond that on a less series note, just like
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this schedule, I would guess, you know, especially starting out, I'm
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sure you're doing a lot of overnight things like that. Absolutely. Number four
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my truck drivers, where you're at that's also going to be you're on the
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road a lot, Yeah, like pretty much all the time. Yeah.
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My uncle was a truck driver forever, and after after he broke up or
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split with my my aunt, he was single. He's never dated anyone since
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he's just on the road all the time, all the time. That would
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be so tough good looking guy too. If anybody's single out there, yeah,
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I can certainly try to hook you up. I think he's retired now.
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So Number three people in high powered roles like doctors, lawyers. Why
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is that? I mean, they're busy. I guess I think it's also
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ours. But isn't that the dream you see? And that's just it?
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It's like you, I think some people do the uh oh, I'm there's
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a lot of money, so I'm gonna marry for love and maybe a little
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bit of money And then are you okay? Compromising with the fact that they're
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they're gonna be gone or on call and have crazy hout. They're always having
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affairs with their secretary, at least in the movies. The doctors, Oh
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no, no, lawyers, I don't know do they Did you watch Gray's
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Anatomy for a little bit? Yeah? Is that something they were doing.
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I feel like there was a lot of love interest in there, because even
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just again in the stress of it, all right, okay. Number two
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of the most undatable occupations would be airline workers pilots, flight attention. Do
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you and it crosses my mind when you're getting on and off of a flight
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and you see people like traveling together. You know, they're seeing overnight going
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like hmmm, oh, you know, And just happened recently. We were
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checking into a hotel and you see the crew come in and you just and
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they're just they're just flirting around. They probably got four rooms, they're probably
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using two of them. How it goes, you'd have to have a lot
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of trust in your relationship. Yeah, for su sure. But then the
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number one job that's the most undatable would be nurses who do long shifts.
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And I know there's a lot of probably people and going hey yeah, there's
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also just again there's a lot of money involved in this, so it's hey,
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follow your dreams, do all of that. I don't know. I
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feel like these are desirable people that you know growing up, that's who you
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would want to be. I mean, we've all known a nurse who's working
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like the twelve hour shifts and on their feet the whole time and exhausted and
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just you know the worst part would be to me, like twelve hour ships.
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If you could work three a week like they do, that seems ideal
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to me And I haven't done it, so I don't know. But also
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it's just the changing like one twelve hour year overnight and then the next week
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you switch to the morning shift and then the day shift, Like your body
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would never adjust and that would be crazy. Where do you radio DJs fall
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into this list? Desirable? They're very desirable. Take in a minute in
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the morning. See seven. Is this crazy how quickly we are advancing?
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You know, there's a grab a hold of something because it's happening, and
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now we have an entirely robot run restaurant. Grab a hold of something.
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Just hold on time to see what happens. Just to be safe, because
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this restaurant I saw in New York City, so it hasn't penetrated our city
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yet. Well, robots, we have a robot here, Bella. She's
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over at Mintown tavern, hand it out or she brings the pizza to the
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table. Okay, but what is that? Did they put a little pizza
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on a roomba and have it bounce around the room. It's like a ten
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roomba size, and I think it's three or four pizzas. But this was
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a little more high tech. Not to say that. What's your name?
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Yeah, don't Dissbella. She could be listening. I'm sure she's a lovely
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robot and I watched the Jetsons. I don't need Bella coming after us.
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This restaurant is entirely run by robots. So it's a place called Kernel.
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And what you do. You're gonna order your food online and it's all like
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plant based stuff, so gross. But but you order online and the robots
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who are working at the restaurant, they're gonna get the food out whatever it
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is you ordered. Now here's the catch. It's not entirely robot run because
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humans had to make the food on a different location. See, they still
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need us until they're whipping it up. I mean, come on now,
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but think about it. The basically, the humans here are like the factory
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workers, the ones back at the plant making the food, and then they
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ship it to this little place called Kernel, where the robots will take what
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you ordered, put it in the oven, so it's just reheating it,
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and then they're gonna put it into a locker. So you show up,
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you just poke through the locker, you're designated, and boom, you got
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your meal. I'm not here for this. They even the robots that are
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working there, they even make the salad themselves, so they're gonna like take
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their little robot hands and they're gonna make a little robot salad. Yeah.
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I don't know. I need to see how this is done. The idea
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of going to get my food out of a locker, Yeah, that's really
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I'm thrown off here. Why are lockers always so gross in any context?
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Yeah, I just think of like a like a theme park locker, or
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if you go to like the pool at Valley Fair. We staying at a
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hotel over the weekend and we went down to like the workout area and there
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was all these lockers, and I'm like, take my phone. I'm putting
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my phone in my pocket. You guys can all the sease. I'm not
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putting this in a locker, Like I'll use the coat hanger, Like take
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whatever it is my room key, go steal whatever. I'm not using the
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locker. You're really too good for a locker, huh. No, I
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just and then to find the combination, go through it. It's just easier,
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that's fun. You didn't want to memorize the number. I also want
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to say, it's so stressed. Did you with your old school lockers?
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Did you just leave it where it was so you just go and open it.
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Oh yeah, well yeah, I'm like, I'm not going through that.
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Why did I get so anxious over locker competition? I think I just
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abandoned the lock altogether. I mean, what are you going to take my
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history book? It was attached, you had to bring your own locker,
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I think. So yeah, really yeah, man, DGF. Would do
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you know we had it built right in? No, No, they really
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pushed that cost right onto the student. Amanda in the morning. I know,
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Amanda Stills the Sea looks see brought to buy Park Company reel tours.
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So to be fair, I never watched the trailer for Jennifer Lopez new flick
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This Is Me Now on Amazon Prime Yesterday's snow Day. My girlfriend was over
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and we were like, hey, I want to watch this. You know
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I'm a huge j Lo fan. Oh yeah, I was expecting full on,
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like documentary style, her and Ben kind of talking about their relationship,
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because all the headlines were reading as that. But didn't she just do a
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documentary not that the super Bowl? Yes, so this is a scripted dance
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video storytelling hot piece of garbage. It is so bad and I feel bad
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saying that, but I was laughing the entire time. Well, what did
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it do on the tomato meter? You know, you'll have to look at
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the tomato meter, but I will tell you this. I woke up this
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morning and I saw she had reached out to Taylor Swift, Are you in
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a grande? Jason Momoa, Jennifer Coolidge, Lizzo, Vanessa Hudgens Snoop Dog,
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all of these people. They must have read the script and said,
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Nah, I'm busy. I'm not going to be able to be a part
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of this. She said, She totally gets it why some people weren't a
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part of it, but there were a lot of other stars that were in
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this. It's just I need somebody else to chime in on this, and
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maybe thought it was good about the audience. The audience scores eighty one percent,
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the tomato meter seventy four percent, no way, indicating largely favorable reviews.
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Amanda, you are in the minority. It's an extravagant ode did the
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titular emotion. This is me now a love story. It's an over the
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top delight for fans seeking a dose of Jalo at her most earnest. No,
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were you not seeing her at her most earnest I was sitting there going
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this has gotta be a joke. In fact, I said, and I
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quote, I can't imagine being Ben Affleck and his buddy Matt Damon like sitting
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on the couch watching this. I would be crying, laughing, like what
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is this? Why are we watching it? And you didn't know this going
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in. But it does say musical, so I think it's categorized as a
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musical. And you know how these artsy actor types are, they probably love
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it. Oh, this is brilliant. When it's so over the top,
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she's like throwing herself into the wall like, oh in a so dramatic But
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again, yes, maybe uh, I'm not appreciating her artistics or calm a
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man, I know, my bad. Ariana Grande opening up about her relationship
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and yes she is still with Ethan Slater, which is shocking to me.
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This whole relationship, it was down. That's why. That's why you're saying
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that. No, no, no, there was just a lot. There
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was a lot to this, yeah, a lot of layers. But she
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said it wasn't what we thought it was. There was no overlap or anything.
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Listen to her. It's like we selectively remember that this is what the
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tabloids do to people, especially women, based on whether or not we like
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the person. We don't need to go into any specifics. But of course
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there's like an insatiable frustration, inexplicable, hellish feeling with watching people misunderstand the
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people you love and you and anything. I think what she's trying to do
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is just say big words to confuse us. So we just move on and
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it's working. They're happy. Uh yeah, I'm sure everything is going to
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be just fine. No, you know you do you? Girl? You
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do you? If you didn't love Taylor Swift already, this is gonna make
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you a little giddy. So head coach Andy Reid of the Chiefs, he
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sat down for an interview, and we all understand the tailor effect from this
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season. We always kind of wondered did it affect everything going on in the
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locker room, even though Patrick Mahomes said, nah, it didn't. But
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Taylor Swift, what she was doing behind the scenes this season classic, She's
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so grounded for who she is. Yeah. I mentioned somewhere that since the
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Queen has passed away, she might be the most famous woman in the world.
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I don't disagree. With it, and so kind of behind the scenes
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she had to fit in. She didn't even know she was doing this.
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I don't right. You know, she likes to cook, so she made
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the offensive. Lineman, these homemade pop tarts? Oh wow, so it
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was over. How cute is that a pop start making pop tarts? I
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don't know. I don't make it. How do you make a homemade pop
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tart? Never in my life have I had a homemade pop tart. No,
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those are better. I believe they're better when they're not fresh. I
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like popped charts because you can tell that the last years they're so processed.
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What's your favorite? Good question? I liked the s'mores one back in the
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day. I do like the brown sugar one, But then I think the
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classic just strawberry with the sprinkle, the white with the sprinkles. I think
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that's the best. Now do you toast them or do you eat them raw?
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See? I go raw me too, brother always toasted them. Went
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out. They come in packages of two. Would you eat both or would
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you leave one for later? I'd leave one for later. Man, do
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you think Taylor Swift can whip up like a pop tart that way? I
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have so many questions. Why is nobody giving us more details about her pop
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tarts? Why is nobody giving us pop tarts? That's my question.