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Presidents Day · Podcast - Big 98.7

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  But I do, Amanda, want to pay some homage to President's Day,
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  because you know it's a big one. Some what homage? It's a homage?
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  Are you saying homage? But there are some fun facts about President's Day
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  I want to share with you, Okay, And this is the most exciting
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  I'm not even being sarcastic, like this is the most excited I've been to
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  talk about something on the show in quite a while. Like I enjoy talking
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  about whatever it is we bring up, but this for them, I'm so
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  excited to share, Amanda. Did you know fun fact number one? Take
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  you right? Well? You should because I'm dead serious. You know John
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  Adams and Thomas Jefferson President's numbers two and three? Yeah? Do you know
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  that they died on the fourth of July, the exact same day, within
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  hours of each other. What total coincidence? Had nothing? It's not like
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  they weren't in the car accident, which there weren't many of back eighteen twenty
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  six. But really, yeah, and it was it was fifty years after
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  the original for the July, the original Independence Day. That is really uh,
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  unsettling. I don't know that. I think it's more of a fun
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  fact not sod for their families. Real fun fact. Okay, speaking of
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  president's families, I have a super fun fact that I know, I knew
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  myself. I'm bringing it to the table on my own. This one though,
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  John Quincy Adams remember him, JQA. He went skinny dipping every single
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  day during his president Where the Laker River nearby? Oh? I have the
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  answer, the Potamac or Potomac River. Oh, yeah, that was part
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  of That's what allowed him to be such a good president. Really, I
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  don't know if he was or not. Well, a lot of people are
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  doing like those cold baths and stuff right now, like cold pods and plunges.
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  I wonder if that was he was onto something years ago. Here's an
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  interesting fact. I never even thought about this, but Martin van Buren.
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  This was a president, Martin van Buren. Yeah, he was the eighth
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  president, and he was actually the first president to be born in the United
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  States. Actually, isn't that funny to think about? Because everyone before they
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  had just come over here from England had no idea. Right, you didn't
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  even know about Van Buur been You're didn't know? No, Yeah, there's
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  gangs named after him, the Van Buren Boys. Anyway, my goodness,
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  I didn't know you were such a wealth of knowledge. Pipe here's my favorite
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  one. Okay, John Tyler, who is the tenth President of the United
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  States. John Tyler. Okay, born in seventeen ninety. He still has
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  a living grandson. What yeah, yeah, Harrison Tyler is ninety three years
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  old and he is the living grandson of the tenth President of the United st
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  Okay. That's wild, isn't it. Raise So here's how it happens.
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  John Tyler, who had fifteen children, the youngest. The father of the
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  grandchild, he was sixty three years old when he had this kid. Okay,
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  okay, So then the kid had the one that's living today when he
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  was seventy five years old. Whoa, this is like de Niro stuff,
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  right, So obviously the mother was much younger. But the fact that this
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  dude's still walking around today knowing his grand and his papa was born in seventeen
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  ninety, the tenth president of the US. Nobody would believe you. Is
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  this the craziest thing you've ever heard? Do you have more? I mean,
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  how many more do you want? Benjamin Benjamin Harrison was afraid of touching
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  light switches. That's when I didn't know. I'm just starting to realize I
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  don't really know a lot about presidents, because you're dropping some names right here
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  and I'm going, huh. You know. The only reason I knew it
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  is because growing up, my brother and I had these coffee mugs that had
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  all the presidents on them, and so it was our favorite week. Wait,
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  you had that many mugs. No, they were small fixtures, oh
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  them. At that time there was like forty two president. You had like
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  a cupboard of mugs like, oh today, I want We had the whole
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  collection, give me ape today, No, come on now. So I
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  had a lot of time drinking hot chocolate looking at the presidents. I feel
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  like I need to call our boss and be like, you know, just
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  because I'm so incompetent when it comes to presidents. I need the day off
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  so I can do a little research. The thing about the Harrison guy I
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  was just telling you about. He was a twenty third president, but he
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  was the first one to live in an electrified white house. That's why he
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  was so scared of light switches. What do you mean an electrified white house?
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  Before him, there was no electricity. Oh, like real, I'm
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  thinking there's like an electric chair shows that you could hear the White House just
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  going like a minute in the morning, Big Nutty eight point seven. Time
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  to play a little game we call is it weird? Where we admit to
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  things that we do in our personal lives and which is not quite sure.
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  Is it weird that we do that? Or is everyone else doing it too?
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  And so, man, I was hoping anyway that you would lead us
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  off today, Well, is it weird that I get angry when people filter
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  their children on social media? And we're talking like the snapchat filters. I
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  have a friend on social media who her kid is going to grow up thinking
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  she's a cat. It's always like the cat ears all that stuff, and
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  you just know that you're probably saving these There's gonna come a point in your
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  life that you're gonna regret that you don't really have any real pictures of your
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  children. Well, how do you know that? Though I don't know,
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  kids love the filters. You know that's fine, that's the most fun they
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  have. When I'm in there with my nephew and you got snapchat filters going
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  everyone, it's like it's the first time he's ever seen a filter. He
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  goes nuts, catt ears. Are you kidding? So, but that's fun
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  for you because you're usually babysitting, you know what I mean, doing your
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  things, so's it's keeping them entertained. And it's like, oh, you're
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  being the funk. Call hey, let's put like the broccoli on your head,
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  that kind of thing, broccoli on my head. That's one of the
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  filters. But that's crazy. It seriously enrages me when I see people putting
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  all these different filters on their pictures and all this stuff with families and kids
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  and especially the kids. Is it a problem with the kids or are you
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  just mad that you have a friend who is constantly putting cattiers on them because
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  they think it makes them look better, right, well yeah, or like
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  makes you look like you have like a flawless face, or you have you
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  know, I don't know, it's it's all of those things. I actually
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  just saw. Chloe Kardashian is just getting ridiculed on social media right now because
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  she says she doesn't face tune anything. And she has this gray cat that
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  has blue eyes and in every picture it's like your normal eyes. And then
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  now in some of her pictures, this cat looks like he has like all
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  like you can tell she's face tuning your cat. At what point are you,
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  poor cat, just losing your mind. I'll tell you what. I
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  found a filter here where I'm Batman and we're on Facebook. And how crazy
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  is that? I mean, now you're talking okay anyway, Yeah, I'm
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  gonna say that's weird. I think you have some secure personal issues. I
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  just saw the video that you look great as Batman, but I don't know.
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  It just drives me nuts. Maybe this is more of a PSA with
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  Hey, it's okay. Let your kids or you. You just get to
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  a point in your life. You don't need all the filters and stuff.
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  Nobody's fooled by it. You'll look goofy. Well, it doesn't affect you,
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  a man, So just it's weird. Thank you for what do you
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  mean? What's it's a youth problem? All right? A man? Is
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  it weird that I don't ever use a toni al clipper? No? No
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  does If you I'll tell you what I do. Please stop, tell you
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  what I do? No no no, no, no no no no.
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  It's not that I don't clean them up. I just tear them off with
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  what pike I can't even look at you because if you tell me what I
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  think you're about to tell you right now, what do you want me?
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  I use my fingers, I use my fingernail. Promise, promise, that
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  is what do you think I'm using my mouth? Yes, I'm not gonna
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  say I haven't done that, not as an adult. But I guess a
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  kid just a gross my siblings out or something. So my son just learned
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  how to grab his foot and he was doing that with his and you know,
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  me and feet not a thing. It's not a thing. So he's
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  chewing his big tone off with it, and so I'm like, okay,
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  we don't do that. And so last night after bath, I went and
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  cleaned them all up and I'm like, I mean, and he's getting in
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  there with that bag. That's just part of becoming an adult. Those are
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  things everyone does it once you go, oh wow, I didn't know I
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  was able to do this. This is crazy. You might do it for
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  a while. For me and my kids, it was years, but I
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  don't know not anymore. I know I tear off my finger my toenails.
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  Is that weird? Yeah? I think so, Lott, get it out
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  of your head. That I'm putting it up to my pouth. I'm just
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  vision. I mean, you're probably still pretty limber from yours. I think
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  that's just the problem. I think that's why I stopped doing it, because
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  I became less flexible. Should I try to get my toe, I'm gonna
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  take my shoe off. I'm gonna try. Do not take your shoe off.
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  True, you can try it with your shoe on. Can you see
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  right now? Scoop back and see if you can put your foot. I
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  think, oh, you know, you're getting No, you're getting a little.
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  We're also wearing jeans, but you're getting close. If I had my
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  yoga pants on, I'd surely be out to get Amanda in the morning.
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  See ninety seven Amanda Stills the Sea. Look See Jennifer Aniston awarded Adam Sandler
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  with the Icon Award at the People's Choice Awards, And just they're dynamic in
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  general. And I don't know if you ever heard the story or not,
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  but I knew they were friends, but I didn't know how close they were.
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  Jennifer Aniston when she said she had infertility issues. I believe it was
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  last Mother's Day dish that Adam Sandler every single year because he knew she was
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  going through it, would send her a bouquet of flowers on Mother's Day because
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  he knew it was so hard on her. Oh, for all of those
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  years. I'm like, that is just the sweetest. He just seems like
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  the best guy, the Sandman, the same Jesse, one of the all.
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  I mean, he was in that golden era of comedians in my opinion
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  anyway of you know, Will Ferrell, Jim Carrey, and for me,
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  out of all of those, he's the best and still just funny. So
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  when my agent called me and said I won the People's Choice Icon Award,
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  I was driving. I had him on speakerphone and I was also eating frosted
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  flakes, and I think I misheard him. I thought he said, I
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  congratulations, Adam, you won the People Magazine Sexiest Man Alive. So,
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  and I don't have one prepared for the Icon thing, but I'm gonna do
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  the speech I wrote, and because they said, I got to talk a
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  few minutes. So let's get to it. Hello, ladies and gentleman,
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  my name is Adam Sandler, and I am the sexiest man alive. Can
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  I get a hell here? If you get a chance to pull up the
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  entire thing. If you miss the People's Choice Awards last night, just definitely
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  worth it. He's just if you have a character but a good guy.
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  Who do you think if you had to pick, like their top five movies,
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  who do you think who's got the best five? I'm going to Adam
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  Sandler because I was more of the rom com for me. Jim Carrey's were
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  too cheesy, he was a little obnoxious for me. Will Ferrell, eh
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  Like, I would go Adam Sandler, Will Ferrell, then Jim Carrey.
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  Noah, where are you going? Well, I would go probably the complete
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  opposite. I'd probably go Ferrell, Jim Carrey then and Adam Sandler. Listen,
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  Billy Madison, Happy Gilmore like the best, Like some of my favorite
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  movie fifty first Dates, that early is funny. I mean it's still good,
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  but it's not even like the humor. It's just like I said,
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  I'm coming, which I'm curious, versus like, alrighty then acevent all that
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  I watched it Oka. Those are silly. I get what. They're hilarious,
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  but like Dumb and Dumber and Liar Liar incredible films, they're funny,
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  but they're just good movies. Those two were fine. They're fine, She
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  says, they're fine. Those will do all right. Usher recalls that he
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  won a bidding war with Justin Timberlake to sign Justin Bieber. So, I
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  guess back in two thousand and eight, Justin Bieber, Scooter Brown, they're
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  hanging out and they he had options. It was either you're gonna sign on
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  with Usher or Justin Timber. Imagine if Bieber was what fifteen fourteen, not
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  even that, yeah, and you got Justin Timberlake and Usher fighting over you.
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  Well, what ended up happening is Usher said, uh, this is
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  this is good. Usher. I like what you did here. He said,
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  if you go with Justin, you're not gonna be you know, Justin,
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  You're not even the best Justin exactly, So you'd just be another Justin.
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  So ultimately we know what happened. He signed with Usher. He said,
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  they're there's no hard feelings anywhere. But I like that little nugget.
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  How we didn't know the behind the scenes of that. Bieber was the nugget.
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  Like that, he was a little nugget back in the day. And
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  in a new interview, Sylvester Saloon's two daughters, so they have a reality
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  show, and they're much like the Kardashians. I mean, these girls are
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  just gorgeous. They are admitting interesting because I feel like his jeans wouldn't transfer
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  well to a woman. They must have got a lot of their mom or
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  something. So he is doing everything he can to give the Rocky Balboa vibes
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  to his kids, because the twenty five and twenty seven year old daughters sat
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  down for an interview and said that he actually hired a Navy seal to train
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  them before they moved to New York City. He said it or they went
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  on to say, it was the hardest. I mean about six hours a
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  day they were in the woods doing military esque things. What to Rocky,
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  Why's it got to be in the woods? You know they make these like
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  really nice gym gyms now, guys, it don't have to be hanging from
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  a wooden rafter went on to say that it was like rigorous routine ups,
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  push ups, pull ups and clean and jerks. What are clean and jerks?
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  You can use and then you jerk. It's more of a you know,
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  like if you do like a what the deadlifts, Well, that's a
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  that's a part of it. You know that's like the first motion. What
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  is the little the fitness group? What do you call that? The people?
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  Really intense fitness like a stamp cross cross fit? Thank you. You
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  would do a lot of that in CrossFit, didn't you CrossFit one time?
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  I think I did one or two times and then then walk for a week
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  and you never went No, no proaps of them. I just yeah,
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  absolutely, I'm more of a bike girl these days, easy on the k
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  in the morning, big nu. I would say all criminals are dumb to
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  some regard, right, this one, though Amanda, stood out to me
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  is probably the dumbest thing I've ever heard. Okay, this guy, this
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  guy's driving drunk, not a good idea, not smart, not smart,
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  but he did it. Well. He gets to a gas station. Okay,
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  so he's not been pulled over yet, hasn't hurt anybody. But when
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  he gets to this gas station, he decides to park in a handicap spot.
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  He's already infuriating in general. Well that's why he gets the police calling
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  on him. So police arrived at this gas station where they start questioning this
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  guy. And here's the incredible part to me is that these officers, even
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  though the guy was so drunk that the cops were called on him. They
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  said, hey, dude, here's your option. Get a ride home and
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  you'll be fine, or we're gonna have to arrest you if you get back
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  in your vehicle and try to drive. I feel like that is some small
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  town stuff. When you know the police officer, it's like, do you
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  want me to give you a ride home, Amanda or kid. They stopped
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  short of offering a ride from them, but still, and this guy just
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  couldn't leave well enough alone. So he starts arguing with them for some reason,
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  and then given those options, he takes the third option, which is
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  let's go crazy. Okay, gotcha. So then the unbelievable part is he
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  picks up his cell phone as he's arguing with the and he calls nine one
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  one to report the police. I don't know. I mean, I we
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  shouldn't be laughing at this, but this is a story to tell, a
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  story to tell. Do we have the nine one audio of this guy calling
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  the police on the police, No, we don't, unfortunately, but it
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  was just him complaining about the officers. He didn't have any actual crime he
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  was reporting. He just overall he just was that they were razzing him.
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  It's a little grief, yeah, kind of like kind of like semi trucks.
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  It says, how well how am I driving? He was calling in
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  to report how the police were police? Got it, got it, got
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  and how did it end for this guy? Believe it or not, they
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  ended up retracting their offer in a way because they did end up giving him
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  a ride, but got it. Yes to prison with some platinum cups on
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  Oh yeah, yeah, the old chauffeur. Do we know how drunk he
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  was? Did they give a blood alcohol level here? It just says drunk
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  enough. So yeah. I mean, they gave you a lot of options
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  in the morning on Big Disney on ice coming to the far of it,
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  doome. I'm gonna be super fun for the family, for the kiddos,
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  and we got four tickets for you to win right now. In fact,
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  all week you have chances to win. So just keep listening. Let's get
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  caller nine on the phone. Good morning. Who is this? This is
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  Jordi? Oh Jordy, that's a cool thing. Is your name Jordan or
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  is it actually Jordy? Actually Jordi? I like it, I love it.
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  Good news Jordy or caller nine, assuming you have a couple of kids.
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  I do. Yeah, awesome. Were you happen to be named after
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  packer legend Jordy Nelson? I don't think so. I think that my parents
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  name me after a drummer, actually Winter, Jordi. I'm not sure,
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  Jeordi the drummer. Huh. Well, Jordy, here's the deal. Since
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  it is President's Day, I know that has nothing to do with Disney on
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  Ice, but it's how we're gonna give you a chance to win the tickets.
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  I'm gonna name five games, and Amanda has to guess whether or not
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  he was a president or not. Okay, oh gosh, Jordy think this
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  would be easy for me, but I'm a little nervous. She has to
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  get four of the five correct in order for you to win these dise on
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  ice tickets. Okay, okay, all right, so here we go,
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  Amana. Jordy's fate and her children's fate are in your hands. I've never
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  felt this kind of pressure before I named the name. You tell me is
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  it a president or no? First up, Amanda, Benjamin Franklin not a
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  president? Not a president? Correct? Thank you, thank you, thank
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  you. Yes, she's one for one, Jordy, So far, so
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  good. Name number two Colonel Sanders President or no, no, but I
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  sure do want to bucket a KFC. That's a no. I'm going no,
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  that's correct, that's correct, should have been you ask me, all
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  right, Amanda. Name number three Herbert Hoover, Oh the Hoover myser,
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  for sure, press it in. You're going president, the vacuum guy.
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  Yeah, you got it, the vacuum guy, Jordy. She only has
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  to get one more crack for you to win these Disney on Ice tickets.
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  You feel pretty good? Yes, a lot easier than I thought. Thank
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  you for putting Colonel Sanders on the list to help me out here, But
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  I was just hoping get it wrong. All right? Finally, Amanda,
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  Charles Dickens, that author of that classic novel Dickens. Yeah. Yeah,
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  Dickens wrote a novel called Dickens. It's a biography Charles Dicketts President or no,
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  no, no, President? Are you serious? What book is it,
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  Jordy? Do you know the book that Dickens wrote? Nos? Fan,
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  I think it was a Christmas Carol? Okay, with that tiny tim
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  and whatnot? Jordy, good news, you won the tickets. Oh,
• 19:02
  now, here's what you need to know. Authorities in West Barga are warning
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  residents in the area to stay off ice over retention ponds. I think a
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  lot of people now because a lot of the ice rinks and the skating areas
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  and stuff like that are closed down because the weather is so warm, people
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  are starting to go over to the retention ponds, like, you know,
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  like you a little skating here. They're saying, no, it can look
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  very deceiving, so let's just stay off of them. They off the ice
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  kids. Yeah, not a good situation. You're a local ice rink where
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  it's only a few inches deep, and someone in Florida. I can't even
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  imagine if this was me and even finding out in a month or a year
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  whatever it is that you had a thirty six million dollar Mega Millions lottery ticket
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  that expired. So they ended up having to forfeit this. You have one
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  hundred and eighty days to claim it, so they probably just threw it away.
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  They may never know the fact though, that at some point you could
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  go, hey, it was in a pair of jeans that you had more
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  nor a vest or stuff, and yes, and you look at it and
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  you're like, oh, I'm gonna just take a peek, and you realize
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  it was a winner, and then you go back and do some research and
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  realize it was a thirty six million dollar mega million I take it. I
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  don't know how I would react. It would be bad. I would start
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  doing some really crazy desperate stuff, like I'd probably start robbing banks things like
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  that, just doing anything to sort of try to get some of it back.
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  I mean, of course I would end up in prison. I would
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  be I couldn't live with myself. I would be just sick, that is.
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  I mean, your whole life would have been different. Your whole life
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  would have been different. Oh man, all right, President's Day today?
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  Were you going to dress up as a pres today? If I remember right,
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  I think we had a little side combo last week about it. I
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  did mention potentially putting on my Benjamin Franklin costume, which of course is one
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  of the most famous presidents. Do you have a favorite President Washington? I
• 20:47
  always I that's such a lazy, no, it is. Remember when you
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  used to go and stay in hotels and go to a pool, and then
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  you'd go under well, I guess I had long hair. You'd go under
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  water and then you'd put your flip your hair up and act like you were
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  a Washington. I don't remember that your hair. Your sister never did that.
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  I never remember coming up from the pool going Washington. It was after
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  a real fun game of Marco Polo in the pool. No, you know,
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  swimming really is a good history lesson between Marco polo pastime, like a
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  minute in the morning, Big Natty eight point seven. I mean, you
• 21:19
  know, we're both married, so these dating tips aren't really useful for us.
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  However, when I do find a good one, I like to pass
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  it along to people who are in the dating world, because a couple of
• 21:29
  friends that are single and ready to mingle, got a great way for them
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  to meet people, and it's not via dating apps. Because you know,
• 21:34
  dating app fatigue is a thing, right people sure they're just done with them.
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  They think they've seen everybody on the app. It's just not working out.
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  So going back to some more traditional ways of meeting people. You know,
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  back in our day was you gotta go out, you got to you
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  gotta go to the bar, you gotta go. You know. Just had
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  this conversation with one of my girlfriends over the weekend about you really do have
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  to put yourself out there, right, and it does get probably way harder
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  the older you get, because yeah, you might go to a hat y
• 22:00
  hour or something, but what are the chances somebody else is going to be
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  at happy hour where you can interact. It's not like an interactive situation.
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  Usually it was bar time, you know what I mean, or when you
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  have you're feeling a little loosey goosey, or you meet on the dance floor.
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  Other than that, where do you meet people? Actually organic situations where
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  you just know somebody through somebody where you kind of spend time in a group
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  together and you're like, hey, who was this person and then you start
• 22:23
  to you know, get their number whatever. Well there's a new trend though
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  among young singles where they're signing up for running clubs and meeting people there.
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  They're finding that to be very successful. Interesting, all right, I could
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  see that. I guess you ever done a running club? So do you
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  remember, actually you were a part of it. My when my mom passed
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  away, one of the things I wanted to do. I was just like,
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  in a moment, I'm like, I want to run a ten k,
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  And so I did the training bras is what we called it. So
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  it was like people who had never ran before, which was me, and
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  then we ended up running the ten k. You ran the ten k.
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  You were part of it. You keep getting I remember joining a group called
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  training bras. I think you just were hanging with me. I remember running
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  the ten k. I remember your being there. Yeah, you might have
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  left me in the dust, but yeah, yeah, okay, anyway,
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  but we got together. You did not train with us, but but again
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  that was girls. Did you wear bras? We did, yes, but
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  in a shirt or did you just wear bras? No, it was that
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  was the name of It was kind of a joke in a training bras what
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  a child would wear, right, you're really thinking into this way too much.
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  I don't know. It's kind of an awkward name it is. I
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  mean, I get you're trying to be silly, but it worked. It
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  was just a running group. Yes, but you called her train But I
• 23:38
  don't remember there being any guys a part of it. Clearly you didn't show
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  up for the training bros like I was part of the team. Take a
• 23:45
  Man in the morning. Seven the worst kind of criminals and they're all bad,
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  but the worst ones are the ones where you don't understand the motive.
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  Like this woman here, I would say she's up there, and I haven't
• 23:56
  watched America's Most Wanted in some time. I don't even know if it's still
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  on, but she's gotta be up there on the list of America's Most Wanted
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  because she's on the run right now. But there are photographs of this woman
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  stealing eighteen hundred dollars worth of gum from a store. Gum only, so
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  she went to one store and sold eighteen hundred dollars Or she's like a gum
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  thief and she's just every time she needs gas, she just pops in and
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  steals gum and she's just on a haul. Well, Amanda, nobody can
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  say for sure. Police aren't trying to trace her back to previous gum thefts
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  that have gone unsolved in the area. Now the woman, they don't know
• 24:34
  why, is stealing gum in particular, they say, Normally crimes that are
• 24:40
  retail theft. You see people stealing the higher price items like razors, baby
• 24:45
  formula, gum though not even close to the highest price. Probably just do
• 24:51
  you think it just real bad breath? Do we know what kind of gum,
• 24:53
  because that also is going to be pretty telling. Is it like a
• 24:56
  bazooka bubble tape? Is it big league chew? Would you even would you
• 25:03
  even falter if she was trying to get out of there with a bunch of
• 25:06
  big league chew? When's the last time? I mean some big league chew?
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  The best throwing I remember just going to my dad's softball games back and
• 25:14
  more had grown up. You were so cool throwing a big chaw of big
• 25:18
  league chew in your mouth. Fun fact, I cannot stand bubble gum,
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  like just the flavor taste of it, anything but bubble tape when you just
• 25:23
  like take it all out and you put a little bit oh what do you
• 25:27
  mean? Just gross? Like what is the powder that kind of goes and
• 25:33
  it's on like a few too. Yeah, you like to make it last
• 25:36
  double bubble. The reason I attribute my strong muscular jaw as an adult is
• 25:42
  chewing on a couple of pieces of double bubble growing up? Did you ever
• 25:48
  like try to put the whole big league chew in your mouth? And did?
• 25:52
  I? Yes? I mean, of course I have to be ridiculous.
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  Now we know her motive. She's just a big rascal. She likes
• 25:59
  having fun, you know, severe surveillance photos they're not the clearest thing.
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  So it's hard to decipher what kind of gum specifically, you know, to
• 26:07
  me, it kind of looks like maybe like a juicy fruit. Oh,
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  juicy fruit of all? I mean that would be do you remember that?
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  And it was always what did it? I always feel like it was like
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  the heart, it was hard, like no matter what, you never got
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  a soft piece of juicy you did. I don't know what changed the consistence
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  yet, because you're right, sometimes it would be it would break apart,
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  yes, and then you have to like really, and you'd lose the flavor
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  within a second. Which also again, maybe she is juicy fruit's a good
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  pick because it loses its flavor so fast that she needs to take eighteen hundred
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  dollars worth. Yeah, she can't afford. But she has bad breadth and
• 26:44
  she has self confidence issues at work? Will we making excuses for this kleptomania?
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  I just try to, you know, I just make an effort to
• 26:52
  try to understand people and why they are the way they are. And I
• 26:55
  think we we nailed it here with the gum thief. Do you think she's
• 26:59
  just blowing bubbles some of those gums. You can't. You can't blow bubbles
• 27:02
  with juicy for it? Would you? We got to get some gum in
• 27:04
  here. I want to blow up. I can't remember the last time it
• 27:07
  had like just a good piece of gum and I was snapping bubbles and how
• 27:11
  annoying obnoxious. What's the biggest bubble you ever blew? I blew one one
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  time, the size of my head in the morning, big night. But
• 27:25
  there was a survey down to find out how people prioritize what they would save
• 27:30
  in the event of a fire. Have you gotten through this with like the
• 27:33
  kiddos, like just get out, you know, don't be grabbing your dolls
• 27:36
  and whatnot. Stop drop roll like all of that kind of stuff. If
• 27:38
  you're on fire, you don't need to roll out of the house. That's
• 27:42
  not the optimal, most efficient way to get it. If you smell smoke,
• 27:47
  just stop dropping roll. No, you don't we really ever, I
• 27:51
  haven't had this, And now that we're talking about this, I don't even
• 27:52
  know if we have like a fire safe case for all of our important document
• 27:56
  You have to have like a meeting place you work on that. But I
• 28:00
  want to go over this survey, and this is a survey of what people
• 28:03
  are prioritizing from least important to most important to save in a fire. Okay,
• 28:07
  okay. Now the funny thing about the survey it was done in Australia,
• 28:11
  so some of the things may be Australia specific. Okay, kangaroos and
• 28:17
  such or what you'll see, gotcha. Starting with the least important thing that
• 28:22
  would be saved on a property fire, a shed. You can let the
• 28:27
  shed go. Yeah, that's usually full of shed stuff, you know what
• 28:32
  I mean, the shovels and the got it yep, hose and things like
• 28:36
  that. Next to a shed was the house itself. Yep. People would
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  yep replaceable. That's why you got insurance. Next to that would be amazingly
• 28:47
  above the house, a tree, Amanda. People would save a tree over
• 28:52
  a house or a shed. See. And I actually, depending on where
• 28:56
  you live, if you have a place full of trees. My stepdad last
• 28:59
  year he cut down, we cut down this big, huge tree over by
• 29:02
  the garden and I don't think the property has looked the same ever since at
• 29:06
  all. Like now, remember when that tornado hit Wodina, Are right?
• 29:10
  I went, that's where I went to school, grew up. When you're
• 29:11
  driving in from the one side of town, it just looks totally different,
• 29:15
  like it's just make it old difference, Yeah, exactly. Then above tree.
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  Amazingly people Amanda would save a rock in a property fire. You know,
• 29:26
  it's hard to find a good rock. I don't think I have any
• 29:30
  any rocks that are never No, it was a big rock guy growing up
• 29:33
  where you loved rocks, loved coolik and rocks, and that, like,
• 29:37
  of all the hobbies to get into, that was the best because they're everywhere.
• 29:41
  So wouldn't a rock sustain a fire? You would think? So kind
• 29:45
  of wondering about that, like, couldn't you polish it off if there was
• 29:48
  one that you really Probably And now here's where it gets very Australia. The
• 29:53
  survey of things people would prioritize in a fire. Next up that people would
• 29:57
  save our snails, deep wallabies and koalas in that order. Imagine cats,
• 30:06
  dogs, it wallabies in their homes. Uh. Possibly, you just never
• 30:11
  know the things that people would say the most. So number two was a
• 30:15
  person ignoring advice to evacuate. Okay, so somebody who knew that they should
• 30:21
  be getting out of there, but they were staying. So that's the second
• 30:23
  most important thing. Somebody would still save over your animals the house itself.
• 30:29
  Of course, you're going to save a person, and then the number one,
• 30:32
  of course, is a person that was not warned and is oblivious to
• 30:36
  what's going on. I am shocked that there's not anything else. I'm trying
• 30:41
  to think of what I have in my home. My husband will probably go
• 30:45
  for his deer antlers or something ridiculous. I think those could last two.
• 30:48
  You think those might be able to I don't know what they're made out of,
• 30:52
  but I think firefighters. I think obviously number one priority is people,
• 30:56
  of course, But then wouldn't they start saving the structure the house for they
• 31:00
  would save animals? No? Is that right? No, you got to
• 31:03
  go animals first. I know that's your heart saying that. I guess.
• 31:07
  I'm pretty sure they. I think they will for every living object. Maybe
• 31:11
  not a goldfish, but for sure because they're risking their lives. Amanda,
• 31:15
  do you really you really go in if it's an animal? Really truly depends
• 31:21
  on the situation and if the structure is ready to implo. Here's a situation
• 31:26
  houses on fire, But I'd say, like, do you have ten minutes
• 31:32
  before it gets to the place or is it you know this steer, did
• 31:36
  you ever watch Chicago Fire? No? You see. Yes, it's giving
• 31:41
  me anxiety thinking about it. You know how quickly a house can you think?
• 31:45
  It's not it's certainly it's your toast because you went in to save the
• 31:48
  goldfish. I just don't know, man, I think maybe somebody knows.
• 31:52
  Thank you though for bringing this up, because we have not had a family
• 31:55
  meeting in our house about a fire and evacuation process because we're all on the
• 32:00
  same level, all upstairs. Yeah, you gotta have that. So it's
• 32:01
  like, because as of now, you're gonna have a five year old trying
• 32:05
  to roll her way out of the house even though she's not on fire.