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Trending. Now here's what you need to know. Well, there were a
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lot of bracketbusters early on, and like you had mentioned last hour, Pike,
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I mean that happens for most people when you're filling out your brackets.
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There's just a year it's the same conversation, Oh my brackets musted. But
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I mean that's the beauty of March madness. That's why it's so fun.
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Well, now we're down to the final four for men's and women's and there
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is an eight year old boy from Kindred and his bracket is near the top
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on ESPN's leaderboard. His name is Lincoln Ham's, which you just love this
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kid, f singular ham wa Yeah, Lincoln Ham's men's backet. But Lincoln
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Ham, I mean that is the best name, Lincoln Ham. That's a
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good first and last name, isn't it. Well, so he's in like
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the ninety nine point nine percent time. Oh y, so was my head
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as a baby. God, but I wasn't expecting that. I apologize,
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Yeah, my mom really went through it. Can you imagine? No,
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actually I can't. I cannot. But sweet little Lincoln, who is eight
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years old, he actually know that I think about it. They had to
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do a C section. He is in the ninety nine point ninth percentile out
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of twenty four million brackets. Now listen to this. His final four picks
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are Perdue, Houston, Yukon, and Alabama. Purdue, Yukon and Alabama
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are still in the tournament for link. That is so cool. I don't
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know if he win any money, but I mean at least bragging rides at
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school, oh, without a doubt. Now even more so because he can
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go to school today saying, hey, guess who was getting all talked about
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on the radio this morning except for then there was this skuy Piku had to
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make it all weird talking about his big old heads. That's true. Yeah,
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yeah, I kind of ruined, kind of ruined it for the young
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man. Ally. Maybe we can do a redo at eight o'clock. Yeah,
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there you go, Lincoln, try it again and eight we'll we'll do
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it again, Okay, right? Speaking of basketball, tonight, Iowa does
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take on Yukon for the women's Final four at eight thirty. Cannot wait for
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this game. Here's a fun fact though, did you know Caitlin Clark,
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who of course plays at Iowa, she wanted to go to Yukon Yukon's coach,
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Gino, never gave her a thought. So Caitlyn sat down for an
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interview recently and said, honestly, it was more I wanted them to recruit
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me, to say I got recruited. I loved Yukon. I think they're
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the coolest place on earth, and I wanted to say that I got recruited
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by them. They called my AAU coach a few times, but they never
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sat down, They never talked to me, they never talked to my family.
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Now, her coach from the Catholic high school she went to, said
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yeah, well there were some top schools in the country that were flooding the
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open gyms to see her play, because obviously there was one notable absence and
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that was Gino. He never showed up. So, I mean, if
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that's you, and Caitlyn doesn't seem like this person, but in a way
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tonight doesn't kind of give you a little extra fuel. Yeah, I mean
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that's what they call bulletin board material. Yeah, I mean does anything that
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little fuel? I think once the whistle blows, it probably doesn't matter.
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I think she's going to be probably trying her hardest either way. Yeah,
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for sure, But it'll feel extra good if they win that and just going
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up to be like Gino, yeah this good, or I went a different
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way around in a more villain approach. If Yukon does win, then Gino
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can go up and say like it does it make sense now? Or this
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is why I passed a girl? Yeah? All right, the norths go
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to Powerball winning street continue, someone hit big right here in Fargo. One
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hundred and fifty thousand dollars power Ball was sold this ticket at M and H
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on Main Avenue, So they're going to receive M and H gets about two
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grand as a little bonus, but you do have to cast us in within
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one hundred and eighty days. Nice. That's a nice chunk of change.
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And I'm not saying I'd rather win that than a million or billion dollars,
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because of course I'd love to do that. And that's the M and Ah's
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just down here, Yeah, just down off a main great gas there.
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Yeah, totally all right. I'm just saying weird stuff, now, what
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we What were you saying? But would you one hundred and fifty thousand I
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take home? You're probably gonna get what eighty Yeah, ballpark somewhere around there.
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I mean, that's just nice extra cash. That's not it's life changing,
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but it's not quit your job. It's that comfortable, like, hey,
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I'm you could invest it. There's like you can invest it. Or
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you've been trying to buy a home and be smart, talk about a good
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solid twenty percent down payment. There you go? Depending yeah, for sure,
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you mean depending obviously, depending on the purchase price. That goes without
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saying, all right, could be more than twenty percent. Just a financial
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advisor this morning, everything we're doing, you just keep Here's a quick math
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problem for you. Boy. If eighty thousand dollars was the twenty percent down
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payment, what would the cost of the house be? Eight hundred thousand million?
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Heyre's here's the south Sonny, Sonny today high A sixty and windy Pike.
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What is it? Four hundred thousand, four hundred thousand bike it a
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minute in the morning, big ninety eight point seven? All right, here
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we go. Are you ready? It is time to play a hypothetical situation
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game. We give each other just brutal dilemmas and find out what do you
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do? Mata? You go ahead, all right, here we go.
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Are you ready? As I had mentioned, the circus is coming to town
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and everybody is pumped. So, oh yeah. We just found out though,
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that the guy who gets tossed out of the cannon into the trampoline and
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flies into the air, he's got a tummy bug. I remember this is
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a hypothetical situation for anybody just tuning in. They say, Pike, we
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need you for all five shows at the Fargo Dome. Oh wow, and
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we're gonna pay you one thousand dollars a show. All you have to do
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is curl up in a little ball and don't move. Don't move easy enough,
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you'll be fine. So Pike, just pot right out of the canyon
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cannon. Cannon not a canyon cannon. Hope not. What do you do?
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I mean, what's the worst that could happen? Well, you're not
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trained. It sounds like all you have to do is curl up in a
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little ball. Yeah, but don't you think at one point you're gonna flail
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a little get scared shaken in your boots. I'm not worried about the flailing
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and the landing. It's just like the thought of being ejected from a cannon,
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like I got to feel like there's some sort of you know, fire
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involved or how do they how do they do that? You know, no
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idea to be fair, again hypothetical, they probably don't. In that case,
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it would just come down to what do I got going on this weekend?
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You know, on very short notice? Could I swing five shows at
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the Fargo Dome? The answer is yes, all right, I mean I
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am I DJing Fargo South's prom tomorrow night. Yeah, but that's not until
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you know, eight thirty or something. Man Shriners, if you're listening and
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need an extra act, it sounds like Pike is all in easy five grand
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probably pay cash. Irs is none the wiser. Oh man, all right,
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all right, Amanda. You're at a bar. It's late, it's
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one am, way past my mad time, but you're there. You're watching
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women's basketball because that's your thing. Quadruple overtime. Oh it's a late one
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and you're looking over it and you see sitting at a table. It's your
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good friend's husband and he's sitting on another woman's lap. He's sitting on her
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lap eating a Philly cheese steak just like not even like a sideway, sit
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like just literally squared up to the table eating a Philly Okay, now you
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don't know what to do because the last you checked, he was happily married.
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He gets up and walks to the bathroom, and on his way he
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sees you visibly nervous. He says, oh, hey, Amanda, I'm
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just here with my cousin. Conversation ends. He goes back to the table
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and returns to her lap. So, Amanda, Wow, if you're on
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Facebook or Facebook Live, the docts are straight up what do you do?
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And she's just kind of sitting there. I have already, by the way,
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before he came up to me, probably send a text to my girlfriend
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that said, hey, what are you up to? And hope she's responding
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back to me, and she's probably like out of town, and I'll be
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like, oh, I just ran into your husband. And then so i'd
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like casually, slowly get into it, for sure, especially if it's my
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good friend. Yeah, here's a follow up. What if she responded,
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oh, yeah, he's out with his cousin, then I'm just gonna go
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first or second cousin. Have you ever had a meal with them? Anything
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you've noticed, I mean, like they're doing the spider It's just it's interesting.
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Yeah, No, maybe take a picture and be like, oh,
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they say hi, just out of just for my own fund, you know
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anything about this? Just a picture of him on her lap. Oh that's
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a good visual, all right. You are in a meeting with everybody here
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at the office. Love those I know, one of our favorites. So
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your phone all of a sudden it goes off and it's a text from Genie.
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The Genie, says Bike. Oh, a Genie, a girl named
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Jeanie. No, it's Genie. Okay. I'm going to give you the
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ability to read everybody in the room's minds right now. Just text back CEE
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to confirm what they say. May hurt your feelings, but I will give
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you this avil ability if you text back C the letter C to confirm,
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you know, like an appointment with the Genie. So up, Bike,
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I always have to text yes or no. I get to stop. If
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you want to stop receiving these messages. What do you do, M that's
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gonna be pretty heartbreaking, I'm sure, right, But then what if it's
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really flattering? No, I'd rather I'm better off now. You're just being
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naive the whole time. I get to know what everyone is thinking about me.
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I feel like, don't you already feel like you know? I do?
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I mean, I know, within a range. I suppose maybe not,
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though who knows. There could be a girl that we could be in
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a meeting and she's just looking at you, like what if? Yeah,
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I wonder if what could happen if Lauren left? That could be really interesting.
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No, it would just be wild. It'd probably all be hurtful stuff.
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Yeah, so that's a no for you. I was in a meeting.
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We were in a big one the other day, like you're describing,
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and my phone fell out of my pocket and hit the floor and everybody looked
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over. It was humiliating anyway, So it's a nowhere yet, it's a
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no. I don't know. I'm fine, you know, I'm fine.
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I don't need any more confidence and I don't need my feelings hurt, that's
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for sure. So Amanda, final, what do you do? Coincidentally enough,
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it's a genie one. You're in your closet picking out an outfit for
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the circus when suddenly a magic genie appears. It's not the one from Aladdin,
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but they are related. He says, Amanda, you get to leave
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this world and live the life of one Disney movie character. Now, it's
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not an option, you're doing it, not to do it, But which
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one is the question? So Amanda, I know this is a toughie.
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Which one has the best life? What do you do? I mean instantly
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I went to Elsa, but I don't think it's a little cold there.
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I gotta think of somewhere. Oh yeah, living in the snow like all
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year, because that's you around. I haven't seen the movie, but Mowana,
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that's more of like the beach life. Really yeah, I think I'm
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going Moana. What is her situation? She a princess, She is okay,
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so things are good. I mean every movie there's gonna be some sort
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of she's closer to the water's what's what's the issue in that film? What's
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the what do you call it? This isn't quiz Amanda on Disney. I'm
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going Mowana. What about what about Jasmine? I don't live in a palace.
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Yeah I don't know. And you you know what, growing up I
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always didn't want a monkey. Well she is not her monkey, but she
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does know a guy. She knows a guy who has a monkey. And
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then you got to deal with the Jaafar stuff. But I mean, let's
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be honest. Now I'm going Moana Moana all the way. Nope, take
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it back, Ariel. I want to be Ariel from under the sea flounder
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to Prince Eric. Yes, love it under the seat. It's not gonna
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be as glamorous as it appears in that movie. No, but she's not
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under the sea anymore. She gets her legs and she lives. But then
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they all keep coming back. So Ariel, A right, okay, but
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that's what do you do? I get Amanda in the morning seven, Amanda
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fills Let's see. Let's see Ronzie by Park Company Reil Tours. Oh gosh,
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this is just nasty. Angelina Jolie's attorneys are now saying and that Brad
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Pitt was abusive to her before that plain incident that ended their marriage back in
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September twenty sixteen. So Brad has denied everything. The authorities cleared him of
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any wrongdoing, but her attorneys are now saying well, Pitt's history of physical
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abuse of Joe Lee started well before this incident. This flight marked the first
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time he physically abused the children. That is when she immediately decided to leave
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him. Now, her team did not go into any details. The reason
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this is even coming up is because they are still arguing over this winery,
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which at what point, just with the mud slinging, if your Brad pit
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or like, just be done with it. I know there's probably a lot
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of money involved, and it is a passion project. I think for Brad
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Pitt, I would want to cut ties. Another thing that's going on right
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now is apparently they have a non disclosure agreement. Now Angelina's team is saying
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that he wants a stricter NDA, where his team is saying no, she's
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the one who wants to rework it because they want to make sure that none
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of this other stuff is leaked. But even just with this statement, if
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they're was abuse involved, seems like you're breaking that NDA. But I don't
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know how that would work, especially in the court of law. Well,
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yeah, because she didn't. It was just a court filing that somebody else
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was able to get their hands on. Yeah, so I would imagine that's
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not under the NDA. So one thing we have to remember is that they
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were already in court for family court for their kids. And remember the kids
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all were there and there was no real information in the court of law.
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Yeah, that there was any sort of real abuse because he was granted fifty
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to fifty custody and all the kids were there. Yeah, at least,
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just no way to prove it. Yeah, it's hard to say, but
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what I cannot believe longest divorce in history was so sick. Name I know,
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and do you remember Prince Harry and that book he wrote called Spare What?
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I didn't read it. One little nugget in there was about the possibility
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of him losing his card. Yeah, the O V card Yes to Elizabeth
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Hurley, you remember, was vaguely describing the woman without saying her name,
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but saying it was like in a certain place, she was a certain age,
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yes, And so everybody was like, oh, my gosh, that's
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got to be Elizabeth Hurley. Well finally, if somebody asked him that was
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ludicrous. Well he said she was English, she was older than me.
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It was in Gloucestershire, Okay, Elizabeth, God, it was good.
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It's like saying he's great looking, he's American, and they'd say, oh,
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it's Andy Kevin. Whether it was her or not, I mean,
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if it was good for you, Harry, because my god, Elizabeth Hurley
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she's fifty eight years old. She's like aging the opposite. It's unbelievable,
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you know, and I only know her from my Instagram feed. But then
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also, oh yeah, her role in Austin Powers International Man of Mystery.
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Isn't that crazy? That that is still what she's known probably most for.
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I know, I'm looking at her movie roles and like, I mean,
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yeah, she was in some stuff, but uh, that's still I think
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gotta be one of that Vanessa Hensingstone. Oh man, we just we just
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watched Austin Powers and just air the audio. My gosh, I forgot to
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tell you guess what we watched last night. It's on Net. I would
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have to guess Austin Powers. Nope, we talked about it yesterday, Happy
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Gilmour. Yes, I forgot how great of every Sea I fell asleep.
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It took a little melowtonin beforehand. But it is so good. Yeah,
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Oh god, the way you go back and watch those movies and you're like,
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oh gosh, this is so cheesy, Like why did I actually think
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this was good back then? It's still a jit holds up, all right.
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We found out a week ago that Gypsy Rose split from her husband Ryan
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Scott Anderson. But now she's hanging out with her ex. So let me
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break this down for you. I got the guy that killed her mom wasn't
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No, she's or he is still in prison. That guy, well,
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apparently you can just date and marry people who are in prison. So that's
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how this Ken guy and her met. They ended up exchanging information through He
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wrote her a note and then they were writing each other. This was back
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in twenty eighteen, when she was in prison. They became engaged in October.
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They broke up in twenty twenty. Well, now that she has split
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from her husband, even though they're still married, she's been hanging out with
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him. I mean very couple of things. They just got matching tattoos.
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They're walking around holding hands, normal normal friend behavior. No, we're just
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friends. We're just friends. Yeah, we just used to date and we're
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romantically involved and now we're just matching tattoos. Okay, Gypsy Rose, I'm
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on you. What do you mean what I think she's lying? Oh?
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Gotcha? I didn't know if there was like another you're gonna have another allegation
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or something. I think she's I think she's a serial murderer. Oh gosh,
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Amanda in the morning on Sage, I'm gonna tell you about a man,
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okay, and I do not I'm gonna warn you now. I do
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not want you to get emotionally attached to him. Okay, you're gonna want
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to, but I'm warning you now. All right, let me take off
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my emotional detachment here, Juan Vicente Perez Mora, Well, you already got
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me at Holon one hundred and fourteen years old, making him the world's oldest
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man. Wow. How impressive is that he has lived through Malti World Wars
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too to be exact, multiple pandemics. And his secret to life, Amanda,
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you know what he said? You know what has allowed him to live
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to one hundred and fourteen years old gotta be some sort of either whiskey,
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beer or happy hour. I mean, like you always hear that that's the
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thing, and I swear like it's mostly genetics. It just is gotta be.
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But they always say something fun and he did not let us down.
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He said his secret to living so long one hundred and fourteen years was a
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shot of booze every single day. And you know that that's probably because and
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if they're even doing it or not. It's just that you're still lighthearted.
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You think about that every person who makes it and they're with it and they're
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that old, they're just kind of like, give a damn, his busted.
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They're just in a great mood, happy because they're they're genuinely living their
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best life. Alla, I know, all right, I mean you love
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this guy, right, how awesome? Yeah? Well he's dead. I
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told you passed away. Okay. Now, I don't want to like put
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holes in the store. Are you here? But one hundred and fourteen?
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Don't we know? Or is it because it's well, there's women who are
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yeah, because men usually don't live as long as Yeah, I mean,
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it's totally unfair, you know, the the uh life expectancy for a man.
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It's tough being I think a couple of years, isn't it. It's
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more than a couple. I want to say, it's a good handful.
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So Juan Vicente Prez Mora made it to one hundred and fourteen. He's died.
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Now they do say the exact cause of death remains unclear, but foul
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play is suspected. No, no, it's not. Oh gosh, I
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was like, are you kidding me? I mean, there was a guy
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who was one hundred and thirteen. He's like, I'm taking you out.
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I'm coming for the time, like An in the Morning on Big Nunty eight
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point seven. Well, the buzz has been building in Monday's the big day.
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The total eclipse, the solar eclipse of the Hearts, is happening Monday
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after and you know you will see it here, of course, but there's
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what they call the path of totality. And you might have heard, you
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might even know somebody people traveling from all over the country to see it from
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a certain spot. Yeah. And I had never known really anything about this
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until about a year ago when we happen to meet somebody who is all about
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it, and he works with us. He sure does. His name is
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James, frequent contributor to the Pike and Demand in the Morning show, also
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does the afternoon show in Big ninety eight point seven. Well, he's on
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vacation and he's actually traveling now to go see the eclipse. I think he's
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on the phone, James, good morning, Hey, good morning, it's
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your favorite morning show, Piking Demand in the Morning. Oh, good morning,
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good morning. I didn't recognize your voice. Oh gosh, good.
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That's good. James. Are you at the airport right now? I'm in
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the airport right now in Minneapolis, Minnesota, wild bar be exact. Are
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they slinging drinks at this hour? Yeah? I mean they got Bloody Mary's,
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they got Margarita's. Probably have one of each. You don't plan to
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remember this moon, then do So? You're headed to the eclipse? And
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where exactly are you? What's it? Is? Not headed to the eclipse.
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That's not how this works, isn't it isn't Are you visiting the eclipse
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center. No, you're going to be I'm visiting the eclipse Center. Where
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are you headed? What's the final destination? Going to San Antonio, Texas,
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home of the Alamo. That's right, that's right in the river walk
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apparently so so a year ago, James, you had told me that you
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were so excited because you had just booked a trip, and you said them
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going to this place where I am able to see the eclipse with its and
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correct me if I'm wrong, the totality of it, and this is like
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one of the best spots to watch it. Yep. So we picked San
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Antonio because the weather was most likely to not be cloudy. And obviously you
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want to be able to see the moon block out the Sun. That's the
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whole point. Obviously, in Fargo you don't look at you don't look at
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the sun. But when you get in totality, you get to look at
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it for four minutes without glasses on it. Okay, it's an amazing experience
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and I can't wait. It's the best I saw the one in twenty seventeen,
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really, so describe I'm addicted what that's like. Let's say there is
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no clouds, because that would suck. Describe that sensation. What's happening.
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Basically, once once it gets like three quarters to cover the sun, the
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temperature drops like twenty degrees, the whole sky gets dark like it's sundown.
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You see the stars, and then you're looking up at where the Sun used
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to be and it's just a big black hole. And then there's like a
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wisp of what looks like smoke around it, and that is the atmosphere of
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the Sun that we don't get to see because the sun is too bright.
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So that's the only time you're really able to view that. All the bugs
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and all the animals, they all stop making noise, like it's like the
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world stops for four minutes. It's an amazing experience. I explained it to
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somebody yesterday. I said, it's really the reason why they have the word
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awe is because of something like this. Yeah, and that is intent.
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It would just be a surreal moment for four whole minutes. What are you
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plan to do for that amount of time? Yeah, those four minutes is
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quite the duration when you're going through something like this. It goes by and
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it feels like a second everybody stopped, everything stopped, The sun gets covered,
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and everyone's just standing there in silence for a little few seconds, and
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then all of a sudden, everyone all it wants to start a cheering like
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crazy, like uncontrollable, just release of emotion. It's just it's an amazing
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experience. It's so hard to Did the moon in the sun stand up and
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take a bow? They do? Yeah, well, it's much like a
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low standard Showpike, you know, you're really when you're really feeling it.
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I was going to try to correlate this because Pike is just having a hard
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time understanding this. Would this be like watching a Packers game and they get
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to the super Bowl and lose like that kind of moment. What a stretch
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for her to make that comment. It's so silly, James. Is it
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just like a mass gathering of strangers. Yep. So everybody just sits there
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and they stare up at the sky and it's just yeah, it's everybody coming
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together in one moment. It is like the best concert you've ever been to.
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That would be maybe a way to explain this better than the stuard packer
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thing. Amana said, Well, you know what I really hope is that
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it's not cloudy and you didn't spend all yes going to and you don't get
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to experience what you're anticipating right now. The weather forecast in Texas it's fifty
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percent chance of and so we might h we might be doing a lot of
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driving on Monday morning to find it. No clouds ikes, you know that,
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You know that meme of the old man yelling at clouds. That might
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do you. I will if that happens, like you will get a selfie
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for me with my fist in the air. You stupid clouds. But San
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Antonio is a beautiful city, so you guys enjoy that. But yeah,
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keep us posted. I'm so intrigued by this. Yeah, we can talk
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on Monday, and we can talk on Tuesday, and I'll give you the
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whole recap. Please do if you could fare some of the four minutes to
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give us a call and just kind of describe it, that'd be lovely.
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I suppose I could just put you put you on during the four minutes,
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that you could just hear me scream and cry. Wait, do you think
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you're gonna cry? I guess you've done this before. What was your reaction?
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I cried last time? Yeah? Really like that ran Tiers bawling,
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Not like bawling like you know, my grandpa died, but like just that
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sort of I don't know, I cried at I've cried at Garth Brooks concerts,
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concerts. Emotion. Sometimes there's things that overwhelm you, like they're so
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beautiful you just can't help yourself. I get it. Well, we'll talk
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to you Monday during the solar eclipse. James, who's down in Texas or
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heading to Texas to catch the best view of the eclipse. We'll talk to
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you then, Okay, Jimbo, I appreciate it. Pike Ster, good
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to hear from you. Oh yeah, man to love yea