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What Do YOU Do? · Podcast - Big 98.7

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  Let's do it. It's time. Broddy means one thing at this time,
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  we do something called well, it's a hypothetical situation game called what do you
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  do? Play along. If you're on Facebook, feel free to drop a
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  comment. There are brutal hypothetical situations, or you can call our text seven
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  one two eight h one ninety eight seven Amanda being the gentleman I am.
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  I'd like you to go first. This one's kind of fun. Okay,
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  you ready good? You're just sitting around and all of a sudden, this
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  is this is gonna shock you. But poof a Genie pops up and asks
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  you, Pike, you right now, get to Poock pick one movie and
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  you are going to be stuck in that movie for the rest of your life.
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  Everything that happens from here on out, you're in this movie. So
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  Pike one movie. Hmm, what do you do full length movies or can
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  they be like internet short I had a couple of mind. Uh yeah,
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  let me think, Let me think. I mean, this is the rest
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  of your life. You know what I'd want to be. I'd like to
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  go back and be Richie Ridge. I'd like to Macaulay Culkin starring in Richie
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  Ridge. That is a great pick. Yeah, that was a good movie.
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  I mean that's cheesy, but yeah, remember like the there was like
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  a like a slide into like a bulb and that was a really as a
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  kid in the nineties, that was like, oh, what I would do?
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  Know. Another movie, and obviously now the technology is sort of outdated,
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  but remember that movie called smart House. It was a Disney Channel original
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  movie. Katie Segal was in it. I think maybe Dennis Quaid I could
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  be making that up, but yeah, they lived in this and the Kid
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  from a The Kid from the Luck of the Irish. I mean, it
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  was a great film, but it was like they lived in this house.
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  And now, looking back, like the technology definitely exists today, but at
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  the time, I was like, holy smokes, what I would do to
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  live in that smart house? Ysh Richie rich I wonder if my kids are
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  old enough to find that entertaining. I wonder if that's on Disney Plus.
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  Let's give a peek. It's Caulkcan. You can't you can't go wrong with
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  Coulcan. All right, Amanda, You're out having a picnic by yourself one
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  day near a murky pond in West fargo. Now, as you're biting into
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  your blt, a masked man comes out of nowhere, geez, and snatches
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  your purse and your wedding ring and throws it into the pond. Hey,
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  But before running away, he turns back to you, Amanda and says,
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  you know a big, huge snake lives in there, don't you? So?
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  Amanda, you have a look about you like you don't understand. What
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  do you do? What can I clarify for you? Nothing? I'm just
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  as man Jack's or stuff throws in a pond, so like chase, I'm
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  just like chase it or run into the water and get my Well, this
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  is where it gets so interesting. Yeah, because all you know is what
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  this guy said. Yeah, I'm not worried about the snake. Oh,
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  I'm more worried about the murky pond and what's in there. You're worried about
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  the murky pond because you don't know what might be in there. But you
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  do know that there's a big snake, So why wouldn't that be the that
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  wouldn't that wouldn't bother me? Is it? Because you know it's in there,
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  so you're thinking there could be something even worse, possibly yes, a
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  dinosaur. Man. I feel like if you go into a pond for some
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  reason, I feel like your skin's gonna get like it's just gonna start eating
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  away at like that. I don't know what's in a pond like that.
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  Unfortunately, I'm just I'm not even attempting to go win the pond. What's
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  worse than big snake? Itchy skin? Like I don't you feel that way
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  ever? I feel like, literally that's so far down on my list of
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  concerns compared to big snake. You know, I'm more worried about itchy skin
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  and my skin just going away. Yeah, I just I apologize, Honey.
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  Maybe a dive team can go down at some point and see if the
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  ring is there, but I'm gonna have to move on. Yeah, no,
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  I'm not diving in there. Wow, I know, no wonder.
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  You're having picnics by yourself, right, all right? Bike. You're on
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  a flight to Florida, believe it or not, okay tonight, and the
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  flight attendant comes on and says, sir, if you're sitting in row thirty
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  four C, and you'll look down and it's like, oh my gosh,
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  that's me thirty four C it's your lucky day and you have a chance to
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  pick any age that you want, and you get to go back to it
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  for only six months. It's your lucky day. What age are you going
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  back to? Bike? Butchering the game? What so bike? I forgot?
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  So come on, what do you do not butchering the game? How
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  old it was, Richie, rich Oh? Stop it? What was the
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  best age yet for you? Yeah? Best age yet? They just keep
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  getting better, man, I don't know, on for real, Well,
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  I feel like, I mean, listen, when you're an adult, I
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  feel like twenty one to twenty five was sort of the same, and then
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  every year since has been about the same. That's kind of go together.
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  So those kind of are all the same. So I'm gonna go back even
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  further to like, just give me a year in high school. I don't
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  know, it's give me a high school year. See. And I'm kind
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  of with you, like just that innocent just everything was so exciting in the
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  world not having to I mean, you kind of just did what you did.
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  Oh, you found things that care about for sure, of course,
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  But now if you went back, I don't think you'd care about those things
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  nearly as much. If I knew what I knew now, Yeah, I
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  had a one state If I knew what I knew now wrestling, Yeah,
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  how what would you have done different? I don't know. Sabotage is the
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  guy or what exactly pulled the Nancy karrigan on him or what? Well,
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  there was more that had been a lot of neat gad a break if I
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  was gonna win a state tournament. By the way, we are live on
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  Facebook, and Candace said, there could be a brain eating bacteria in that
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  pond. To see she's with me. Oh, could be, there could
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  be. You know, there's a big snake. Though. You guys are
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  crazy, okay, Amana final, what do you do here? You're walking
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  downtown in Fargo one afternoon by yourself yet again, jeez, when a strange
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  man comes around the corner of the Roberts Alleyway and whispers, Amanda, come
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  over here. That's giving me the heat. Come over here, I got
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  something for you. So, of course you immediately follow him into the alleyway
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  where there's a large wheel. All of the price is right, Oh,
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  I've always wanted to spin that whee. Now half of the wheel are red
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  spaces, half of the wheel are black spaces, and the man says to
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  you, Amanda, if you spin this wheel and land on a black space,
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  you're gonna get one billion dollars cash, tax free billion with it be
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  now. If it lands on a red space, every photo of your two
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  children up until now will be deleted forever. So Amanda, every single one,
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  even if I took it or anyone else, They're gone forever. What
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  do you do fifty fifty? If you've done life changing money, kids never
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  have to work again. I know, three and five. I know there's
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  so many more photos to be taken. I know, but those are like
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  the core memories. Are not ever going to be able to show their in
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  laws or their husbands or wives what they looks like when they were born,
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  their baby photos, basically us. I think I have one photo of me
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  at that age, and it's in a box somewhere and I've survived anyway.
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  But a cool billy that could change things. Good point. Oh, let's
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  go, billy. I'm like a minute in the morning, big ninety eight
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  point seven. If I tell you this next tale, I got a question
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  for you. It's sort of a what do you do? Ahead of our
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  usual what do you do? Not prepared. Okay, you walk into a
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  bar. There's three guys, a wrestler, a boxer, and a karate
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  guy. Who's the last one you'd want to mess with? The boxer?
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  Okay, why but just no, no, just wait wait wait wait,
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  now, let me take you down to Texas. Okay, probably hot down
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  there, lake's plenty warm. Well, it didn't stop a man from attempting
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  to sexually assault a woman. My god, where are we going here?
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  What's happening? What I'm getting there? Now? He's doing so in a
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  business. Well, it just so happens that while he's attempting to commit this
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  heinous crime, next door is the young in taekwondo dojo in Katie, Texas,
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  owned the On family. A n might be ann heck, it might
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  be ain. However, they as they're over at their dojo doing their karate
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  stuff, taekwondo stuff, they heard some noises, some screams from the business
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  next door. Now, initially they thought, okay, this must just be
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  the employees horsing around. But it was after one final scream did they realize,
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  no, something is not. Something's going out right. Yeah, So
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  the On family made their way over to discover that this crime was literally happening
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  in front of them, and so they stepped into action. The On family
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  as family of karate instructors, and they took down this purp. Really the
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  what I've learned from law and order, literally bust into the karate skills,
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  got him tied down. Police show up, arrest the man, and the
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  town is now praising the On family for their bravery and their use of training.
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  How amazing is that? Now? Do you think a boxer could have
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  done the same? Yeah? Well, little kto boom? What isn't that
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  what that's called knocked out k t O? What is it called t K
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  t ko? Yep? Got my letters mixed up a little, but yeah,
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  a little t ko a boxer for sure. You're really gonna go with
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  the box and you're not even considering the wrestler. Poor guy would have got
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  cauliflower here if that's all you associate. Yeah, that's okay. You're the
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  old Nelson or a half old Nelson. Is an illegal move? All right?
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  You you're ready. You're going to take on this purp as you call
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  him, what else we call him? What move are you using from your
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  glory days? Hit him with a high crotch get him on the ground.
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  Now here's what you need to know. Speculation continues. Will Governor Burghum be
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  Trump's pick for vice president. Reports say that he is in the top of
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  the short list. He was in Michigan yesterday and when asked about it,
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  he said he had not heard from Trump's vetting team, but he's eager to
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  help Trump defeat Biden in the fall. Trump does say that he plans to
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  reveal his vice presidential pick during the Republican National Convention, which will be in
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  Milwaukee in early July. Queen is selling their recordings and publishing rights for a
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  record one point two seven billion dollars. Well, my god, why wouldn't
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  you? And who? Obviously Freddie Mercury is long gone, but I mean
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  the other guys they still own it. Or I wonder who who's making all
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  that money? And why would you have done that sooner? Jesus, Yeah,
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  there's a ton of money. Do we know who's buying it? One
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  of these groups that buy all the music? Probably something along those lines.
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  Gosh, maybe I wanted to put a bid in and what going for it?
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  What if I wonder what our catalog would go for a low standards?
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  Do you have a catalog. What do you mean we have a Yeah,
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  we have a catalog. How many songs official original recordings? I don't know.
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  Seventeen? Really? Yeah, Oh I did not know that. You
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  didn't know we had original songs? Yes, I knew you had original but
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  seventeen of them? I thought there was like three. No, there's a
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  whole full length album. It's titled Ain and it's available now. Aim.
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  Yeah, like a pain. Ain? What's an a? What do you
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  mean like a pain? I'm not going to get into what ain is.
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  Okay, it's a unique word and it's the title of our full length album
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  low Standards. Ain available now wherever you get your music. Go ahead.
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  What was the story about the yellow brick road? Don't know? What's that?
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  What's the going right now? Well, that's why I'm wondering if I
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  mean, maybe we just put it up just a gauge interest any money off
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  of it? Yeah? We get royalty checks every eight months or so.
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  Okay? Really yeah, what's the biggest check you've cash? Well, they
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  cash it. They send the check when you get to twenty five dollars,
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  and like I said, every eight months or so, so usually that goes
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  right into a case of beer and then on to the next one. I
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  don't like your attitude. How many royalties you get. I'm asking you because
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  I want to know. Geez, I know what you're gonna be bopping on
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  the way down to the lake this weekend, all the way starting to track
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  one on me? All right. Great Rapids, Minnesota, of course,
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  is the hometown of Judy Garland. In fact, the Judy Garland Festival is
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  coming up and they plan to raise money during this event to get the ruby
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  red slippers back in the hands of the museum and Grand rap The towns people
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  wanted back to them with just pitchforks, and the quote was, we don't
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  care if it's a million dollars, ten million dollars. These are priceless.
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  I mean small town festivals. I'm thinking of like good old Deer Trail Days
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  in Minnesota. You're not raising No, you're not, probably more than five
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  grand. You are? You are not. It depends on how many rich
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  farmers you have in your small town. That can really sway the pot,
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  right, But I don't. I mean, they're just slippers. Who cares?
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  I'm not like I don't the ties and tie emotion to objects like that.
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  We were just talking about this yesterday, my my siblings and I about
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  like, you know, like old family stuff, like you gotta draw the
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  line somewhere where they're just things. Way. Yeah, it is tough though.
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  Other way, Yeah, you're gonna endup with a housefuld of old stuff
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  because it belonged to your great grandma. Yeah, and you feel bad.
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  I know. I have a porcelain doll under our staircase. That's a creepy
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  thing. You're so great kids ever wandering there? No, but it's like
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  my husband's like, just throw it away. It's like it's my great grandma's
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  and it's like the porcelain doll, like she left it for me. Oh
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  no, I know. I want you to keep this under your stairs for
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  the rest of time. Well, that's the only place I would keep it.
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  It's not like I'm displaying it. But yes, it's taking every I
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  can't imagine throwing it away because my great grandma. I feel like I'm gonna
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  get like bad juju if I throw it away. That's that's a slippery slope.
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  I know. You gotta, you gotta you can't think about the juju.
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  Got Carlers all right, Cloudy today there is a slight chance of some
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  showers. Otherwise high of seventy two take in a minute in the morning.
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  Seven. Would you consider it going to an adult summer camp because it's becoming
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  more and more popular. What does it entail? I guess, well,
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  they're women, particularly where they offer women a blend of nostalgia, relaxation,
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  and connection. How's that sound. Yeah, summer retreats. They include luxurious
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  accommodations tailored to grown ups, upscale amenities, and then Amanda, this will
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  get you unlimited wine. I mean, I was just kind of waiting to
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  see what was on the list before I really pulled the trigger. But that
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  would be fun. I mean I think of a resort that like for ins
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  it like Grand View Lodge or you know, there's all these places. If
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  they had like kayaks and you're doing that waking up, doing yoga on the
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  beach, having some wine. I know that also, But would you like
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  the aspect of it where I remember as a kid, you show up to
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  these camps and the first days show up, it's just a bunch of strangers,
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  and by the end of one week you suddenly you've made best friends for
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  a lifetime. Yeah, you never know who your bunkmate's gonna Do you think
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  adults would do that though? Or they would just stay in their own little
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  circle. I think you'd bring a friend and then see what happens. I
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  mean, who knows what a little kumbai ya around the bonfire? You man?
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  You never know? You hope there's not a boys camp just down the
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  road, boys camp. Did you ever go to a camp? Did you
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  ever go to a camp? A man camp? Yeah? I would say
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  he did have a boys camp. I could I could benefit from a boys
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  camp. What would you want if you had to go to camp again?
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  Like? What were some of your favorite things to do? Just the stupid
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  games they would have you play where like I know they were. There was
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  this one we went to camp in Mayas If you remember that? No point,
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  sure this is up by I want to say it was by Park Rapids.
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  I was of the age where you didn't really know where you were going.
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  You just knew it was in the woods. Okay, I think it's
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  up by Park Rapids anyway. But there was these games where you'd like run
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  around the woods on teams and like you had a sock full of something and
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  you would have to hit people with it. Basically a big game of cops
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  and robbers. So did you ever know Northern Pines Camp? I did that
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  one that was I've never heard of it. It's no Camp in may As.
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  I'm sure no idea very attached to camp in I made. Literally,
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  I saw somebody at one of our big low standard shows recently, and it
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  was somebody I was in the campin with at Camp in Man all these years
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  later. He remembered me. I remembered him. It was like no time
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  had gone by. Oh that's awesome. So tell me about Camp Pine House
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  or whatever. Northern Pines it was the same kind of thing. It was
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  a Bible camp and oh yeah, it was just it was always so fun
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  and the singing, you know, the songs. I will tell you this
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  was horrifying. We were at Northern Pines camp and you I guess I had
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  never seen anybody's sleepwalk and there was a girl there that was sleepwalking and we
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  were trying to like wake her up, and she was. It was the
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  creepiest thing ever. I mean, this is what horror stories are made of.
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  Wake up, don't you know you're not supposed to that would kill kill
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  her? What I mean? But it's like you already kind of get like
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  we grew up in the age of are you afraid of the dark? So
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  that's in your mind, you know, the whole time. And then you
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  got a girl who's sleepwalking. You kidding me, Jason? I mean,
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  I'm pretty sure that was a Bible camp or what's the other guy? Is
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  it? Mike Myers? Which one was that? The camp? Yeah?
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  Them all mixed up? Okay, I guess I'm talking to the wrong person
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  right through Freddy in the mix in the morning on. I got some good
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  news and some bad news. Okay, which one do you want first?
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  I usually when I'm asked this question, hit me with the bad news.
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  I will do. That actually works out perfectly because there was an Indian village
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  over in India where, unfortunately, the residents discovered a human body floating in
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  a pond. Now that's the bad fight, because yeah, I mean you
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  see a body floating in a pond. That ain't good. I mean,
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  it's over I just am. I mean, this is wild. But where
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  would the good news come in with this? That's why this is so done
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  exciting because they started, you know, calling emergency responders. They came to
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  the scene, of a floating body in this little pond, and I'm seeing
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  the video right here. In this body, it looks about as dead as
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  a body could be. No offense, So emergency responders start pulling this body
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  out of the pond. Not a glamorous job by any means. When suddenly
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  the body started moving, and suddenly the guy comes to and he's like,
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  Hey, what are we doing? I'm not dead? What do you think?
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  What do you think you're doing? What? The guy was resurrected,
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  Amanda. Turns out he wasn't dead. He was just taking a nap floating
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  in a pond with his head in the air like a backfloat. I'm assuming,
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  yeah, he's on his back, Okay, ananty right here, he's
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  got his jeans on. Does this guy have a snorkel on? Or what's
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  going on here? Okay? So it turns out he had just got done
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  with a twelve hour shift in the coal mine, hence the kind of dirty,
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  rough look to his body. I mean, I get backfloat, that's
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  relaxing, but I'd be a little too paranoid to just like pass out sleeping
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  in the water. Well, he was in there for five hours, and
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  he said he got so drunk and hot, he decided to lie down in
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  the pond and that's when he passed out for five hours. And I've never
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  been to India, have you? No? Okay, I don't know,
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  Like, there's not many places I would feel comfortable lying in a pond,
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  not even here. You know, there's some like depending where you grew up,
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  you got the weird like country people who just will jump into a pond.
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  Ponds are gross to me, always, always gross, always this guy,
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  I just don't need water flowing through, Like there's got to be a
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  channel in order for me to feel comfortable. And is it gross because of
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  like the murkiness or I don't like what my feet could touch. I hate
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  to even feeling a weed in all way? Yeah, because there's nothing,
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  like there's just no knowing what is in there, Like you can't see the
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  bottom of a pond. Ever. Oh it's my worst nightmare, like go
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  in there and just step on something. But some people are just so freely
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  Yeah no women about into a pond. Well, this guy is obviously one
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  of them. So you're wondering a man to where the good news was,
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  Well, he was alive. He's online, Okay, got it? Like
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  it a minute in the morning, Come on, get up on Big seven.
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  I am, however, a couple of coffees deep into the morning.
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  I don't know about you. Just started my first cup. I gotta get
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  to town here. Wait, Bloomer, Well, you know your coffee drinking
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  habits, and obviously I'm twice of what you've drank so far. It depends
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  on your genes. They did this whole study from twenty three and meters,
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  which I know you love. Maybe I'm an ancestry dot com. Yeah,
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  we got brand specifics on the gene test. Got it. It is pretty
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  cool though, But yes, So they did this test and it turns out
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  that how much coffee you drink is linked to certain jeens in your body.
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  So it might not just be your decision, it's just how you are as
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  a person. Like they say, the amount you drink is linked to things
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  like obesity and substance abuse. Really, so if you have those things going
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  on on, sor are, you're drinking more coffee. So very interesting.
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  You had mentioned I was a late bloomer and I was with coffee. I
• 21:56
  did not have coffee at all until well, oddly enough, the weekend my
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  mom passed away. So it'll be like eight years ago. I think in
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  November really for some reason, it was just one of those moments. My
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  dad was in town Land pants and my grandparents and they were there and they
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  had hazel nut creamer and I had had a cup of coffee and honestly from
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  that moment on and then I slowly started just drinking it after that, and
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  now I'm just drinking it black. But otherwise I had not had coffee until
• 22:26
  then. You didn't even try it. I had tried it, and I
• 22:29
  was like, oh, just yeah, nobody drinks coffee for the first time,
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  and it's like good, especially as a kid, very much like like
• 22:37
  a red wine situation. Yeah, you start out, you know, with
• 22:38
  maybe something a little sweeter, and then now I can't even wait, I
• 22:42
  mean even beer. The first time I remember tasting beer, I'm like,
• 22:45
  dear God, what do you guys? Why why wouldn't you isn't a coke
• 22:48
  so much better than well? Right now, you can do a hazy ipa
• 22:52
  and it doesn't even phase R exactly. But how bad it is for you
• 22:56
  really depends on what it is. I remember when I started drinking coffee,
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  which was when I started doing a morning radio show, so like, you
• 23:02
  know, had to get up somehow. So like, well, okay,
• 23:04
  I'm gonna drink coffee, but I'm not gonna put anything in it, and
• 23:07
  I'm not going to spend a lot of money on it. That was my
• 23:08
  decision right away, and I've stuck to it pretty well. There isn't calories
• 23:12
  in coffee, is there? I mean minimal like five or something that's negligible.
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  So it is really not that, I mean, other than the caffeine.
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  And they mentioned, you know, the substance abuse. I mean,
• 23:22
  technically it is a drug. You know, it does make you feel a
• 23:25
  certain way. You ever met somebody who's never never done any sort of substance
• 23:30
  at all, even caffeine, I don't think so. Oh, especially like
• 23:33
  caffeine, that one would be incredibly hard to avoid. Yeah, I mean
• 23:37
  it's in like tea everything, I mean for the most part. Yeah,
• 23:41
  even if you are trying to live a healthy lifestyle, your caffeine's gonna pop
• 23:44
  up here and there and things. I mean, it's just in liquid,
• 23:47
  right, is there caffeine and food? Can I get my caffeine in like
• 23:48
  an edible? I'm sure, yeah, if you like, Because there's caffeine
• 23:52
  pills. I guess I would have to question some things if I was at
• 23:56
  that point, right, I like in a minute in the morning from algo
• 24:00
  on Big ninety eighty seven and now Amanda stills the seat, we's see WHOA.
• 24:07
  Well, it was like probably a month ago we found out that there
• 24:11
  was an investigation into Matthew Perry's death because there was a certain amount of a
• 24:14
  headymine that was in his system that they said he would have had to have
• 24:18
  gotten from somebody that wasn't from the treatment that he was right, Because it
• 24:22
  was like a week and a half had passed, so they were really confused
• 24:25
  by the situation. Well, now we're being told that last month LAPD DEA
• 24:29
  and the US Postal Inspection Services begin I guess investigating somebody, and I don't
• 24:34
  know who this would be. Who is now being revealed as a woman who
• 24:37
  I guess he met. It's some sort of celebrity that he met in rehab
• 24:41
  and they've been questioning her. I guess they went and they searched her room
• 24:45
  because she's at a sober living facility. She's also a celebrity because she's known
• 24:49
  for her marriage to an a lister and she is saying that she had nothing
• 24:56
  to do with this and she wanted nothing but the best for him. But
• 25:00
  could it have been just an accident? I have no idea, but I'm
• 25:03
  like, woul could that be? You gotta be able to narrow that down.
• 25:04
  I mean, the internet's got good for something. Do they have a
• 25:07
  short list of people this might be? I have gone through a numerous threads.
• 25:11
  Somebody had said Lisa Kudro because she helped him write his book. I'm
• 25:15
  like, no, because she's not in a sober living physical she's not married
• 25:17
  to an A list or is she not? That I know of. I
• 25:19
  mean she would be she's on an A list or either, but I don't
• 25:22
  know. I don't know who that would be. That's interesting, though,
• 25:25
  very interesting to see how this kind of unfolds. I mean, bottom line
• 25:29
  is the whole thing is just really sad. Yeah, it's one of those
• 25:32
  things where you know, yeah, you want to find the people who helped
• 25:36
  play a pard in it, but at the end of the day, he
• 25:37
  took it, you know, right exactly and a few more details about justin
• 25:42
  Timberlakes, do you I arrest right away? We found out there was gonna
• 25:45
  be body cam video, and we usually get that like a day or two
• 25:49
  after an incident. Well, I guess TMZ reached out and they tried to
• 25:52
  get their hands on it because it would be a public record, and they
• 25:56
  said absolutely not. They denied the request because they didn't want it to interfere
• 25:59
  with the ongoing investigation and it could deprive a person of a right to a
• 26:03
  fair trial, which once again is leading everybody to go, what happened?
• 26:07
  Is there information that we don't know about? They're making it seem so right.
• 26:11
  I'm dying to know. Now we're all on the edge of our seat
• 26:15
  to see how this all unfolds. And Ben Affleck, I need to look
• 26:18
  and see when this was recorded because he sat down for an interview. It
• 26:22
  was a premiere on Peacock of Heart to Heart, Kevin Hart's new Oh Yeah
• 26:26
  series, And Ben Affleck is very candid about his marriage to Jennifer Lopez,
• 26:30
  which makes me think this had to been some time ago. I know.
• 26:33
  So I'm gonna look up that while we play this for you. But everybody
• 26:37
  makes memes of him. It seems like every week there's something, and he
• 26:41
  just does not like being in Hollywood. Really and kind of what it feels
• 26:45
  like. Every photo he's just there's the one with him with a cigarette,
• 26:48
  which is like he's just over it. It's my favorite. But listen to
• 26:52
  what he had to say. I also don't like a lot of attention.
• 26:55
  Is why people see me and they're like, well, this dude always mad
• 26:57
  because when they because some but he has their cameras stick it in my face
• 27:00
  and I'm like, okay, here we goes because I don't because this is
• 27:03
  not what I feel like doing. I don't want to be bothering me.
• 27:06
  And also because I'm with my kids exacting my picture. I don't mind you
• 27:08
  taking my picture of my club or premiere or whatever. In my wife,
• 27:11
  I don't get go ahead, Knou if I don't notice you, but my
• 27:14
  children that's a different thing. Slow down, benjam. I know he was
• 27:18
  really uncomfortable if you listen to the interview, because there's a lot of speculation
• 27:22
  that they are going through a divorce. Jennifer Lopez, I think is in
• 27:26
  Italy right now by herself on a little vacation. He soldot vacation to Italy.
• 27:32
  What not. No basically said that when you know they're all together,
• 27:37
  you can if I'm on the red carpet, take pictures of me anytime you
• 27:40
  want to? Well, yeah, just to lead the kids out of it,
• 27:41
  which is fair. I mean I feel like that any celebrity. So
• 27:45
  Kevin Hart started filming this in twenty twenty one, so I don't know when
• 27:48
  he actually sat down they even got together, sat down with I know the
• 27:52
  way he was. He wouldn't if they were going their breakup. He wouldn't
• 27:56
  be so just open and disgusting her. He'd probably just leave it out of
• 27:59
  the conversation entirely. They filmed their conversation in January, so yeah, still
• 28:03
  right before, because even I think in February March they were still pretty like
• 28:07
  all up on social media together. It's only been the last couple of months.
• 28:11
  How awkward for him for both of them really to have to watch that
• 28:15
  interview? Yeah, right, man, remember when we were in love.