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Recap of Low Standard's 10 year anniversary show · Podcast - Big 98.7

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Why my name is. I am so bad at making decisions. I don't
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know about you, But when it comes to even small little things like you
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know, for example, a big men you at a restaurant, my brain
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just spins. I get so anxious about making the wrong decision. So when
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it comes to big things like naming your child, I can't even imagine,
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Like do you remember naming your kids? Oh? Yeah? And was it
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like a stressful thing or you knew the whole time? So it was actually
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interesting. Nick brought up Sydney right away when we found out we were having
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a little girl, and it just stuck, like with in days, that's
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what we knew we were gonna name her. We knew the name, we
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told people about the name. It wasn't anything. It was like, okay,
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we got this boy names that took us forever. I mean I remember
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sitting there. It was in the middle of winter and Nick is like,
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okay, he wanted to name Briggs Jordy. He's like, ah, JORDI
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up to bat JORDI, you know, going do I really like Briggs?
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Random? But well, you just you go through the process, like is
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JORDI gonna be Jordie or is Jordi is Jordy gonna be a professor? I
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mean you go through like what you think your kids could be, or their
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names, through professional life, growing up, all of that, and then
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you also lose about fifty percent of the names and you're like, I knew
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a Pike, not a chance in my name and my kids really yeah,
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I mean you you think about all the names that you go through, and
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every time Nick be like, oh I kind of like that, I'd be
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like dated a guy. Nope, that's not the name exactly. But there's
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such thing as baby naming remores. There's a woman who admitted this, maybe
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the first person in history to admit it, but she talked about naming her
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daughter Jade, and she wrote online that she was just going crazy over the
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whole thing. You know, like you did a man of researching, made
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list, spent hours and hours, and finally went with Jade. Now the
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baby is almost one year old and says she's maybe thinking about changing the name.
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Why she just doesn't just doesn't like the name. And you know,
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like as they become an actual human being, you know, you start to
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get their personality and it's like, well, they don't really seem like a
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jade. It doesn't really make sense. I mean I get that, it's
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just I never felt that way. No, you don't have any remorse whatsoever,
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felt the way as of right now. Yeah, I mean they're three
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and four, so maybe as they get older. I don't know. I
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always wondered if my mom and dad ever had that Amanda. I don't know
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why. You think when they realized that four out of five girls born the
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or you were were also named Amanda, Amanda was so original. I'm so
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I can imagine this if we do have a kid, ever, that's probably
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gonna be me, you know, the remorse thing, because even like big
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things like when we bought a house. I remember, you know, you
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got the exciting process of like going to sea houses or whatever, and I
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was so anxious of like deciding, and we finally got the one and we
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moved in, and I remember, like the first day, sit there on
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the couch and be like, what are we doing? We should have gone
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with the one over there, you know what? Absolutely, but I feel
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like your kids though, that just seems you just you've talked about it for
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long enough. I guess. Unless some people have like lists of baby names,
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whether or like one or two, and then when they the baby comes
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out, it's like, Okay, you look like this or this works.
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Have you seen the there's like a baby name Tinder. I've seen a friend
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of the friend of mine app. Basically, you just get on this app
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like you would Tinder, and it starts showing you baby names and you swipe
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right if you're okay, or if you like it, or you swipe the
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other way if you don't like it, and so it just is your husband
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on the other side. And then when it matches, it ding, we've
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got a baby present. That's exactly it. You both have the app,
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so you find out which ones that you both like, and it keeps track
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of them and it gives you random ideas so you don't have to do all
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the research yourself. Brilliance. If you ask me, have you guys talked
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about baby names, like do you have names? Yeah? Yeah, I
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think we got one in the in the pocket. Is it a boy girl
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name or it is a boy girl name? I think really? And it's
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amazing because it's a named after a famous rock star. The fact that Lauren's
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on board that it has nothing to do with the fact that it's a rock
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star name. It's just that she likes the name. Are you willing to
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share it? I will not, Amanda, because it's so good and there's
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only one of these people in the world as far as I know, really,
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and if I say it out loud, we're gonna have all of a
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sudden, one hundred of these running around before we can even get you.
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It's it, Prince, Yeah, Amanda, it's Prince okay for print.
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Don't be ridiculous like it, Amanda in the morning, Big ninety eight point
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seven. Let's do it, Okay, it's time for is it weird?
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Little game we play to find out if the things you do in your private
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time you're alone time, if you're the only one doing it, or if
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everyone is. I'm breaking all the rules today, Pike, because this is
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a public situation. Well there are no rules, Amanda for is it weird?
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So go ahead. So this morning, just hanging out in the studio,
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and this happens often, I sneeze, uh huh, and I'm like,
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oh, excuse me, Like because I'm saying something. Because you two
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intern Gracie and Pike, just don't acknowledge it. You don't say God bless
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you or bless you for that matter? What? Why is this a surprise
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to you? Ah? Don't you remember? It drives you crazy that people
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don't say bless you? Yes, and what am I? What am I
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exactly blessing? So I don't and am I It's just it's good manners.
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I don't believe it to be good manners and man In fact, when I
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came back here and we started the show back in May, I believe one
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of the first things I said to you, I think you probably sneezed the
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first day I was here. I said, oh yeah, by the way,
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overall, I'm about the same guys when I left. But one thing
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I have changed is I've stopped saying bless you to people who sneeze. It's
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weird. I just read one thing one time and it made perfect sense.
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I'm like, why why is that a thing? And it will always be
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a thing until people like me, you know, trailblazers you might call that.
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Gosh, yeah, stop saying bless you. It's just a waste of
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words. It doesn't mean anything. You didn't you didn't almost die, despite
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what you believe. I get if I've sneezed three or four times, because
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sometimes they come in threes or fours. You only need to do it once.
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But the fact I was, I sneezed. It was a solid sneeze,
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and y'all just ignored the situation. That's weird. The best I can
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do is if you're like, coughing weird, I'll give you a you good,
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you know, like that, because that's actually concerning. You might be
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talking over the girl. Let's do it. Sneezing borderline feels good, not
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if you've had babies. What the heck does that? Just let it be.
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No, you can't just say something like that. I know, I
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know what she means. A sneeze in your pee? Is that right?
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Did you pee? I didn't know, but it's like it's like, oh
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boy, oh boy, And then you just that's better than the things I
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was imagining. Also, what's coming out, just so you know, not
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weird it happens. Well, I don't think it's weird to not say thank
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you in fact or bless you in fact. I think that should be the
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new norm. So okay, you trailblazer, you thank you paving the way
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for future generations. Yeah no, because my son who's three, it's the
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cutest every time I see you, bless you mama. No, yeah,
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he's too young to know. No, he's got good manners, Pike.
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All right, amana. Is it weird that when I can't sleep at night,
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I go to the couch and sleep on the couch, and I find
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it easier to sleep on the couch than in bed with my wife? Yeah,
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there is she a big snore. No, No, it's just,
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uh, for some reason, mentally couch. Mentally, it's easier for me
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to fall asleep when I'm not in that, well, the bedroom, because
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there's so much pressure in there, you know, you get in bed,
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it's like, all right, I don't know what kind of pressure a bedroom.
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Anxiety is a real thing, Okay, And when it comes to sleep,
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you're walking there on the pressure it is. I'm not even kidding.
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When we're winding down at night and I know and I'm looking at the clock,
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I'm like, I start sweating. I'm like, it's about time to
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go in bed? Is she like, Pike? No, no, no,
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no, no, it's not even that, got it not. It
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has nothing to do with her. I mean, she's in there, so
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of course he's part of the equation. But for some reason, when I
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lay down in bed. It's like, okay, now it's time. This
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is the time you go to sleep, and for whatever reason, I can't.
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I'm I could sleep anywhere else. That's why I go to the couch
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because the couch doesn't give me that pressure. The couch it's a fall asleep
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on the couch and then you're zoinked, just zinked out. And then you
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go to your bed and it's like that walk sometimes makes you up. I
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get that point, but the fact that you are in bed and can't sleep
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is weird. I don't know if there's a cure for bedroom anxiety. Well
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I'm just saying, next time you judge me for not saying bless, you
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understand what I'm going through. Okay, I don't know if there's therapy for
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this. Do you have one of those like sound machine things. I think
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that would help where they talk to you. It's a fan but you know
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no, but there's somebody who's talking to you like you. Here's somebody to
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go to the bedroom, lay down to bedtime stories. I've tried everything.
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I'm sorry you listen to bedtime stories like what last night? There was a
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man describing a winter he was doing something in the snow. A man.
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Maybe you need a woman. I tried a woman too. She was just
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the other night describing a Thanksgiving dinner to me in a whist soft spray voice.
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So that didn't work either. So are you being serious? One hundred
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percent? These are all really? Why? Yeah? Thanksgiving dinner? Because
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I have so many questions because Amanda, it's interesting, but not so interesting
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that I need to stay awake to hear how it ends, really, because
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I would just be starving, like, oh, she put the mashed potatoes
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with the stuffing and the gravy. I jump out of bed and want to
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eat. Okay, Well, you don't suffer from bedroom anxiety. I get
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Amanda in the morning. Did ninety point seven? Did you ready? Ready?
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That's he is piping hot today. I now, Amanda stills, let's
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see what's see with it? So Will Smith shared his reaction finally about all
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these details revealed in Jada Pinkett Smith's new book. Now here's his quote.
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You break it down for me. If you think he's onto something, okay,
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he said, The book, I know, woke him up a bit.
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I thought he's got some here. He's about to divulge a lot Yeah.
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Then he goes on to say that he also feels that she is more
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resilient, clever, and compassionate than he'd understood. When you've been with someone
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for more than half your life, a sort of emotional blindness set sin,
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and you can all too easily lose your sensitivity. So they're hidden nuances and
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their subtle beauties. Did AI write that that means nothing to me? I'm
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so confused by it. I know it's just a bunch of nice sounding words.
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Honestly, that is just really no response other than it woke you up
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a little bit. You realize that she is a good person, but you're
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not really sure yet. You're she's resilient. Huh, Yeah, I think
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he's still in love with her. And the fact that he didn't acknowledge what
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she said over the weekend. Did you hear her quote about him getting old?
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Oh? So this is what I couldn't believe it. I thought the
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headline was faked, but apparently she was talking about whether or not they would
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ever live together again, and she said, and I think eventually we will.
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Will's getting old. I'm staying quite young, but it's getting apparent to
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me that he's gonna need someone to take care of him, and so she'll
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move in when that time comes. What is the age differctor, She is
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two and a half years younger than Will. He's fifty five, she's fifty
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two and least a check. It's crazy, and I feel like he's totally
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He looks great, I know, compared to if you took a bunch of
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fifty five year olds and lined them up and Will Smith was one of them,
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I'd be like, well, that guy's killing him. I think it
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has more to do with the prenup situation because they never signed one back in
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nineteen ninety seven. Yeah, so I don't think that they will ever get
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a divorce because of that, because they said we're not getting one. I
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just do not like her. It's like, oh, Jada, Gwyneth Paltrow,
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a few of these celebrities need to just like, go go somewhere,
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but not go do you a little red tabletop, turn the cameras off and
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just let her in. Oh Man and Michelle Williams. She is going to
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be voiceing the audio version of Britney Spears book titled The Woman and Me.
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Brittany said the book has been a labor of love. Reliving everything has been
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exciting, heart wrenching and emotional, to say the least, for those reasons.
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I'm only going to be reading a small part of the audio book.
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I am so grateful that Michelle Williams is going to be reading the rest.
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Michelle Williams, is that the one from She's Dawson's Creek? Or is she
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from Destiny's Child? Or both? That he is going to be from Dawson's
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Creek? So that's Heath Ledgers x AH. Is that now, who is
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Insie's Child? You're thinking, oh, that's a good question. Well,
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I can't think of who that is. But Paris Hilton by the way,
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saying she's proud of Britney Spears and her ex Sam says that he already got
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his hands on a copy. He read the book. He's also very proud
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of her. She put in a lot of work, he says, I'm
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excited. It's a really tough one, but I'm going to be the first
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one in line to buy it. I did already put my order in,
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but I did the audio version, did you really? Because I'm hoping then
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I can listen to the whole book in one day. It'll be out next
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week. I did disconfirm, by the way, Michelle Williams was in Destiny's
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Child, two of them. Yeah, so it's a fair. It was
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fair. That was a very fair EVERYBODI idiot, take it back, It
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take it back, all right. Taylor Swift isn't just dominated the headlines with
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her romance with Travis Kelce, which we'll dive into here in a second.
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But in turn, Gracie went to see the movie twice over the weekend,
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and we're getting some of these numbers. Ninety five to ninety seven million dollars
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is what this movie brought in over the weekend. And seeing people's pic pictures
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all over social media. Grazy. Now we knew you were going on Friday
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night? Why did you go again? O? My mom couldn't go with
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me on Friday night, so you know I had to take her on Sunday.
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Okay, that's very sweet. That was about to go in on how
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annoying that was. I bought her ticket for her, I bought popcorn everything
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for her. I picked her up. Did you, by the way,
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I, did you have to buy another popcorn bowl? Or did you bring
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the same one back? Well? They weren't gonna let me bring the same
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one back, but I did, and then they filled up for me.
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Oh oh yet cha really? Oh wow? And now this is the same
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popcorn tin that was not ten We decided Manda, they're actually plastic taps.
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Yeah, which doesn't make a lot of sense. They said they only had
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a limited like out. That's why I went on Thursday. There was still
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a ton yesterday at the house because people are realizing it's ridiculous because how much
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was your tin? Well, you know, for both of them. I
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paid about thirty dollars not popcorn, no, no, not each like total
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for the for the cop and they can't okay, now, no wonder,
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they're no wonder. There's so much money being made by I know I have
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am end to the pictures in some time. What are they charge them for
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popcorn? Now? And I don't even want to know what the tin with
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the popcorn would cost. Popcorn is about ten bucks for a large all right,
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I mean that's worth it that movie theater. Popcorn is something. But
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Taylor Swift, she is out and about with her new romance. Her and
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Travis were everywhere over the weekend, so Thursday night, everywhere, not here.
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They were out Thursday in Kansas City. Friday they hung out in Kansas
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City. Saturday they flew to New York. They ended up making a surprise
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appearance at Saturday Night Live. Tylor did a little intro for her friend Ice
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Spice, and then at the end of an NFL bit that they were making
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fun of Taylor, Travis Kelsey popped up, we are going to speak with
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someone who actually wants to talk football. Yeah, and people went crazy.
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Afterwards, they went to an SNL party, everybody said they were kissing,
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kind of holding hands. Ham out yet again. Video of him leaving her
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apartment Sunday morning. Yeah, because then he went to the game to see
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his brother to the Eagles game. She did not go, which I like.
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I like that she skipped that just for the fanfare of it, like,
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let him go do his brow thing. And then they ended up going
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to dinner last night. So I'm assuming he's going to head back to Kansas
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City and probably leaving her right now. Some football this week. But I
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love everything about this. They genuinely look happy they do. It's so cute.
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The handholding was I felt something seeing that, So yeah, man,
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I'm happy for him. Amanda. I just can't imagine if they break up,
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the world is gonna go wild. Amanda in the Morning on Sage the
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Dogs. I hear people talk about love languages. I know there's like a
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book about love languages, Five Love Languages, And I know you've read the
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book, right, yep? Okay, So a lot of times people do
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pre marriage counseling or it's just good to know what fills your cup or what
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fills other people's cups. To me, it's all kind of nonsense. It's
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really not though. Oh it's not a minute. No, I think you
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and Lauren should read the Five Love Languages. Well, you know mine,
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acts of service? Sure? Did you know words of affirmation? Big?
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Oh? I love being affirmed with words. Also, you know I had
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to throw physical touch in there because that's fine. Tell you know what I
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didn't know, though, is that pets also have love languages. Did you
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know that as a new dog owner you gotta be aware of what your little
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dog was it? Lula? Yeah, I mean I'm not a new dog
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owner A cup for okay, my whole life. Calling me out on a
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technicality, she's, well, you act like I just got one day randomly
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is like USh a little dog would be nice. No, you have a
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new dog. You are the owner of a new dog. Let's just say
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that. Okay, good? Correct? Yes? And do you know what
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Lula's love language is? Is it physical touch? Is it time? What's
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the time? One? Quality time? She does enjoy quality time? Okay?
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Not sure on her acts of service, picking up her pooh, things
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of that nature. I would say physical touch is her thing. She loves
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her belly to be scratched. No, I guess I haven't really had this
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one on one conversation with her yet. I suggest sitting down and having that
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discussion. Because there's been a survey down two thousand dog and cat owners.
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Fifty percent of them admit that physical touch is the primary love language for their
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furry companions. And they say that the best physical touch includes petting obviously,
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yeah, for sure, hugging Another sixty two percent and say hugging, and
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then even fifty five percent say kissing. Is there dog or cats preferred physical
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touch not licking because wicking was a smaller percentage, but I'm I'm sure it's
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still registered on this survey. This is interesting. Well, you know you
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got to be on the same page. How is everything going with that.
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I know the last time we talked, you weren't sleeping very well. Dog
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was keeping you up at night really good. Last night, slept all through
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the night, went to bed about eight, eight thirty. Yeah, and
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when I left at four thirty, she was still just zonked out. Really
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yeah. I didn't need to go out in the middle of the night.
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I'm taking that as a success for a two month old puppy. Is that
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two months old? Well, in human years, that's like, you know,
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you got like a six year old pretty much. Pretty much. She's
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getting big already. Now, she's doing good. We're going through the training
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process. A couple of little accidents here and there, but accidents happened.
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That's that's to be expected. Yeah, not okay, but overall good good.
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Yeah, the other night up quite a bit, but it's gonna hit
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or miss. I think things will only get better for you if you do
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take my advice here and have that conversation. Yeah, is there a thing
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I need to do? Is there a book that we can know? They
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just say it's a preferred situation if the owner and the dog have the same
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love language. So your love language again, is what AXO service? You
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read the whole book. You didn't know. No, I don't remember what
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mine are. It was in a different relationship. Oh so it just depends
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on this and I need to go through this. So we will do it
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as like a family exercise, maybe on a snow dave this winter, and
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see when everybody is I suppose when it comes to a physical touch, it's
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like, well, it just sort of depends who's who's doing the touch,
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Like get a man in the morning on Big Nutty eight point. Everybody's dying
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to know. Get it? I get it, I get it. How
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did the big ten year anniversary show go for my band? Low standards?
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I mean, I know you've been dying tonight. Thank you for bringing it
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up. You guys wouldn't believe this because I know you all heard Amanda for
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weeks and weeks going, oh my god, I'm trying to get a babysitter.
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We want to be there, we want to be there. We Saturday
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night, I look out in the crowd and there's intern Gracie working the merch
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table like a nice lady. Yeah, here's You're wearing a Jonas Brothers shirt
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today standard shirt. It's a rooky mistake. I've never been to a low
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standard show. So you know I didn't impact you at all, didn't leave
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you with the tingles, No, it really did. It was you left
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halfway through. You must have the tingles so bad that you had to go
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home, to go home and sleep it off. Yeah, yeah, well
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you missed the best part. I'm telling you that, man. I mean,
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Fargar Brewing Company was the place to be, Amanda. I apologize to
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listen. I get things happened, but it just I knew from the beginning
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you weren't going to be there, So why do you have to try to
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fluff me up like that. I wasn't. We We tried our hardest and
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babies that are fell through three of them did it was Yeah, it was.
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It was touch and go. We were ready to go. And then
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another other babies that are dropped is well, Amanda, you'll be happy to
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hear the show went on went great. I mean the VIP experience that we
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were giving away all of last week, well that was really the highlight for
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so many people. I mean, the phones were off the hook last week
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for people getting it. I did see you did get some posters printed and
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real autographs. Yep. Commemorative posters signed by the band, and we lined
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it up. We had a whole line of people waiting to meet the boys
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of Low Standards, and I will admit it was pretty hilarious because as I
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sat there staring at a long line of people who were just waiting to get
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a photo with us, I'm like, what are they thinking right now?
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What sounded like they were excited? Oh? They were. It was really
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cool, got some good photos. The show was great. I mean to
21:30
be able to play all of our original songs that you know, we spent
21:33
so much energy and time. You played your originals. Oh yeah, people
21:37
love to hear originals from a cover band. Yeah, just like this week.
21:41
And when you go see Blink one eighty two, you'd love to hear
21:44
their new album that you've never even heard their songs. Actually I would amand
21:47
it now way horrible. Compares a nice try though. But then the cover
21:51
set went great. I will tell you the ending of the night though,
21:52
because you know, we played a lot of shows that like The Pickled Parrot
21:56
in just places that people really like to let loose. And there's listen,
21:59
a lot of marriages and relationships have come from people meeting at Low Standard shows.
22:03
I mean, it's an intimate experience, but sometimes they get so intimate
22:07
that you pee your pants, and that was the case Saturday night for one
22:11
person in the Was there a problem with the bathrooms. No, they had
22:15
adequate restrooms. There weren't lines like going to the Pink concert at the Fargod
22:19
Home. I mean you might have had to wait for onetcha. But at
22:23
the end of the night there was a large puddle in the middle of the
22:26
dance flor everybody emptied the room, large puddle that was undeniably urine. Now
22:32
you're like, okay, maybe some still in the dance floor area. Oh,
22:37
I was going to say, if it was in the meet and great
22:37
line where you were taking pictures. Perhaps people just got so excited because they
22:41
were standing by Bobby the lead singer, Oh my god, or Biked or
22:48
Luke or the drummer Scott. I mean he's a fan favorite. Okay,
22:52
all right, No, it was Are you serious? Somebody actually didn't I'm
22:55
I'm not kidding like you said earlier. Probably they just don't want to leave
22:57
and lose their spot in the crowd, which was you know, well with
23:00
all of those bangers. I mean, it's just hit after a hit,
23:03
hit right, you know, you know, Grace, you know the feeling
23:07
you go to shows and you get there how many hours early, just so
23:08
you can get that spot, that premiere real estate up by the stage.
23:12
You know. The first question I asked Pike when I saw him on at
23:15
the show, I said, do you think I'm gonna be able to get
23:18
front row with all these people here? Oh gosh, well, it sounds
23:21
like you should have at the merch table, had some depends that people gonna
23:23
use they went to the Taylor show because, holy smoke, I saw some
23:29
depends in the crowd. You get off of that dance floor. You can
23:32
tell when they're a little fluffy in the jeans, like, oh yeah,
23:34
they've got an adult they've got an adult diaper on. What are you looking
23:38
at? You should have been there, your ba I just want to take
23:44
a minute to apologize. No listen from the bottom of my heart. I
23:47
just want to thank everybody, but Amanda, your support means the world.
23:51
Do us, Gracie, did you steal me a merch an e merchant?
23:53
No, you weren't there working. If I see you wearing an LS sweatshirt,
23:56
you didn't pay for you you're going to prison. I will, I
24:00
will call the cops on. You have brainwashed this girl already after one show.
24:03
This is much amazing what a well ridden ditty will do to a person,
24:07
just like a man in the morning. Come on, get up on
24:11
big, it's got a man you prefer when it comes to a long term
24:18
relationship versus a short term fling. You know what I mean, because there's
24:22
a study that's been done by a professor at the University of Arkansas. Oh
24:27
God, what I prefer in a fling? And I thought, right when
24:32
I read that, I'm like, professor, of course, what are you
24:36
doing a fun study to put on? Were you the subject? But no,
24:41
it was. It was more or less a survey of women. And
24:44
it turns out that women prefer flings with muscular men. But when it comes
24:48
to marriage, they didn't care so much. They preferred for the long term
24:52
relationship. It didn't matter at all. In fact, they just wanted a
24:55
life partner that fit their needs in other ways. Is it true, Amanda?
24:59
I mean you've a Oh we all have a past, you know,
25:03
we all went to court college. Yeah, so do you have I mean,
25:07
would you say that's your preference as well. My preferences have been all
25:11
over the board. If you were to look at my track record, Pike,
25:14
if it was pretty line man because but it's all over there. But
25:21
if you came into work one day and there was a piece of paper in
25:23
your mailbox, what is this you just see? There's no description? Is
25:29
there's a bunch of faces. Yeah, let's let's just hone in here and
25:33
narrow it down. Let's just say I had an ex husband and I have
25:37
a yes, so they could not be more opposite of anything, Like,
25:41
they're just totally different. Let's go as shallow as possible here. Though.
25:45
Physically, I mean it's a you know, good shape. I mean yeah,
25:48
probably not Iowa State day condition that way. Yeah, exactly no.
25:53
But he's uh, he cares what he looks like. Looks great in his
25:57
suit. Yeah, it looks good in his suit and his swim trunks.
26:03
I mean, I get the logic though, I compared to rent in a
26:07
vehicle, if I'm gonna rent a vehicle for one night, let's say just
26:10
a one night only the Lamborghinia, you might as well splurge a little bit,
26:15
you know, because you don't have to long term deal with the maintenance
26:18
of it, the high insurance costs, the storage, and the winner.
26:22
I mean this just none of that's worth it. So what you're saying,
26:23
Pike is when you're looking on the other side of things, you're going full
26:26
minivan because you have kids, well something practical and a lot of baggage.
26:30
No, I don't know what. And again this is not this is more
26:33
for women because you know I married a Lamborghini, Amanda, I did it.
26:38
Did I'm not comparing my wife to a twenty eleven Nissan Ultima. I'm
26:42
just with hundred seven thousand miles, right, No, that's the logic.
26:45
I think I picking up what you're putting down. And I also just think
26:49
you get comfortable with somebody that you the longer with somebody, you get comfortable.
26:55
And I'm not saying like, oh, you let yourself go. But
26:57
after you are comfortable and you have kids and you're just in a life together,
27:02
you've fallen in love on a different layer. Absolutely life partners now.
27:06
But it's great though, you know you're done with that superficial Like for example,
27:08
after our show, did I tell you we had a big ten year
27:11
anniversary show Saturday? I heard all about it. Oh, the reviews are
27:15
in and I heard it was a rager. So we went downtown afterward because
27:18
it was the closest thing, and we went to sports bar on a Saturday
27:22
night during the school year. What you got, no bit? I mean,
27:26
it's so packed. That's like a bunch of young single people looking for
27:30
their one night rental, you know what I mean? Like, what am
27:33
I doing here? What are you doing? That? Was that was your
27:36
Lamborghini in toe? My wife? Yeah? She was? He was okay
27:41
good. I was just it's so funny you say that because the last time
27:44
I was downtown and this is when you start feeling old, and uh,
27:48
I am no Lamborghini model. We were doing a pup crawl don't sell yourself
27:52
shortly. And I'm sitting at the bar we're broadcasting, and this girl walks
27:56
in that we know, and she goes, oh my gosh, what are
28:00
you doing here? I just appalled with the fact that I would be out
28:04
let alone in that bar. You should be at home in a ninety and
28:08
a night gap. Old Lady's like it, Amanda in the morning, Big
28:12
ninety eight point seven trending. Now here's what you need to know, really,
28:19
heart breaking news yesterday, You guys, we lost a legend, Suzanne
28:22
Summers. She passed away now. She had an aggressive form of breast cancer.
28:26
She was only seventy six years old. Today actually would have been her
28:30
seventy seventh birthday. She had her loved ones by her side. But as
28:33
yep, that's sad, but what a life. And I'm not claiming to
28:36
be a expert Suzanne Summer's guy, but you know what I mean, like
28:40
anybody who gets to be that famous and that rich, like there's a lot
28:42
of ways life can go, Amanda, and that's one of the good ways.
28:45
I would. And she aged so well when you saw pictures of her
28:48
even recently, you're like, my gosh, I know, still just a
28:52
beautiful lady. So just bad. That makes it more said, not saying
28:57
that, well, it sounds like you're suggesting it. Well, we probably
29:02
wouldn't even be talking about it. She's up on the TV right now.
29:04
She's gorgeous. Absolutely, Okay, all right, I wouldn't be so sad
29:10
had she stop. Not No, No, it's very sad either way,
29:14
all right. A seventy six year old man finally fesced up to snatch in
29:17
the Ruby red slippers that Dorothy wore in the Wizard of Oz. Remember this
29:21
happened back in the museum in two thousand and five and Grand Rapids, Minnesota.
29:25
Yeah, Judy Garland nocal legend. So Terry John Martin pleaded guilty in
29:30
a federal court into luth. He confessed to using a hammer to smash Harry
29:33
John Martin. Are we sure he hadn't killed any presidents? To the Free
29:38
Name Bandit can't trust these guys as far as he can throw him. Terry
29:45
John Martin said he smashed it with a hammer. Might not reopen the Kennedy
29:49
case. Stop it grabbed those slippers, got him home, and you know
29:56
what happened. He realized there's no real rubies on the slippers. Well he
30:00
thought they were just covered in gems. Yeah, so he knew he couldn't
30:03
sell them, so he got rid of them. The FBI did not recover
30:06
the shoes until that sting operation in Minneapolis in twenty eighteen. He's not gonna
30:11
spend any time behind bars because of his poor health. He appeared in court
30:14
in a wheelchair. He was connected to oxygen. He's got a pulmonary disease.
30:18
Just sad struggling and breathing. That's just I know. He should just
30:22
be on house arrest and have to wash Wizard of Oz over and over.
30:29
That would be absolute torture. And Julia Louis Dreyfuss, guess what. She
30:33
has no idea what's going on. Jerry Seinfeld was that about a week ago
30:38
and made a huge accusation or an accusation. He accused that Terry John Guy
30:45
of killing a president but a nut. He made a claim that there was
30:49
something big coming with Seinfeld, something to do with me. The last episode,
30:53
Yes, him and Larry David had been talking about it all in the
30:56
works, all of this and news to Julie. Yeah, she said,
31:00
yeah, I saw that last night and I don't know what the hell he's
31:02
talking about. Well that that's a bummer, because whatever it is, if
31:04
she has and of course he was a lane, she's not part of it,
31:08
then what are we doing? Ye're not You're not doing it. It's
31:11
not gonna work without her. And I don't even watch Seinfeld then I know
31:15
that much. It's gonna be something Stu, and it's gonna be like a
31:18
a lunchbox or something I'm trying to give me a lunchbox. Do I need
31:23
to elaborate the Manda. Do you mean they're going to create a lunchbox which
31:27
I'm imagining like when you were a kid, and like the Casper movie came
31:30
out. I remember they had a custom Casper lunchbox that you could purchase with
31:37
the matching water bottle. Yeah, I think we're brown bagging it these days,
31:41
Pike. I'm big in that but Seinfeld theme. So they don't need
31:44
her, They'll just drop her on there. What's wrong? I don't know
31:48
it down here? You know what you need? You know what you need?
31:51
What to hit the course? Today? It's gonna beautiful. I told
31:52
you a couple of weeks ago. Probably done golfing. No, today's gonna
31:56
beautiful. Sunshine high is sixty, gonna be that way tomorrow as well,
31:59
So get out and enjoy the beautiful weather. TA get Amanda in the morning.
32:02
Dige ninety seven. I mean, I know you like getting parenting advice
32:06
from me a person without children, Yes, very much. Favorite, So
32:08
I'd love to talk to you about what the right age to have your kids
32:12
be on social media is and is there a right age? Because I was
32:16
reading a few tips that I found online and should be happy to hear because
32:20
you got a four and a three year old, I sure do, okay,
32:22
And just to clarify, they're not on social media. They are not,
32:25
And we actually have conversations just about how we hope a lot of these
32:30
things change by the time our kids are old. You know, how you
32:32
go through cycles of life. We didn't have social media. We had the
32:37
three away phone calls that people may make on I had a Zanga account in
32:42
junior high, so don't include me in the didn't have social I had icy
32:45
q chat and a messenger, and even that was a little dicey, you
32:49
know. I just well, can you imagine if you want to weigh in,
32:52
I'd love to hear what you think right age for kids to have social
32:54
media seven oh one two eight oh one ninety eight seven. But experts do
32:59
say there's no right or wrong age for kids to have social media. But
33:01
they do suggest things like accepting the fact that your kids will inevitably see explicit
33:07
content on the Internet. I mean, it's just gonna happen, yeah,
33:09
even if it's not directly through you. The things that people are doing on
33:14
school buses. Because every parent is different, some people learn about things different
33:19
because their parents don't have the parental controls. I mean, the world is
33:22
crazy. You're gonna they're gonna find out this stuff. It's as a parent
33:25
how you handle it, what you talk to your kids about, what you
33:29
choose. And that's the hardest because it feels like you can't protect them from
33:32
everything as much as you try. Yeah, and social media, from my
33:36
experience, is mostly positive, right, Yeah, there's not a ton of
33:39
explicit content out there. I mean when we were in high school, we
33:43
did have Facebook, but that's not where I was seeing the explicit stuff that
33:45
we managed to find in high school. So for me, and maybe it
33:50
was just because of growing up as a girl and having you were either in
33:54
the in crowd for five minutes or you were getting ganged up on. That's
33:58
what it felt like. You just hit the easy button and it was like,
34:00
Okay, if it's not on me, I'm going to gang up on
34:01
everybody else. Oh, totally the mean girl situation. And I hated it.
34:06
It was awful and it started so young. I remember fifth sixth grade
34:09
at being bad and it kind of went through high school. You know,
34:13
you get to a point where you're like Okay, you're over it when you're
34:15
a senior because you know you're out of there and everybody just becomes kind of
34:17
friends in a way. So you think social media would not help that.
34:22
I think it's gonna make it worse because now you're hiding behind it, just
34:23
like an you could be in a neighborhood chat and people are hiding behind their
34:28
keyboard warriors pictures. That's where I get like the cell phone stuff where if
34:32
they are out and you have a picture and now with like filtering and doing
34:37
things and all right, well, so that said nervous right as you are
34:42
right now, because of course things will change the older your daughter Sydney gets.
34:45
But at what age do you see yourself allowing her to have like an
34:47
Instagram or whatever it is, when she's in high school or at whatever age
34:52
whatever it would be. Ah, I would say easier said than done,
34:57
but I would say sixteen, Oh come on our social media? Yeah really?
35:00
Yeah? A cell phone probably younger, just because I'm gonna want to
35:04
be able to be in touch. But unless they still have gizmos at the
35:07
time, where the one the little watch deals you put on and you can
35:10
only call me or and I can call you gizmo. When was that a
35:15
thing? I think there's still a thing now. Really yeah, I have
35:17
myself a gizmo, but not to consider one. And again people are probably
35:22
laughing because maybe they'll have them at not over the gizmo, but I don't
35:28
want them to have it. Even twelve feels too young. But I you
35:31
know, I have nieces and nephews. They have cell phones. They're going
35:34
through They're on Instagram, and you know they're fourteen fifteen. You just have
35:39
to and then you say, oh, I'm going to monitor it. Well,
35:42
then they have all these apps now that you're hiding behind. If they
35:45
get it, they're gonna put that phone in my room and I'm gonna go
35:49
through it every night. Oh geez, you're gonna trust them? Oh wow,
35:52
of course, big time trust there They do say framing the conversation about
35:57
social media will help with your kids, like you know, for Examce Apple
36:00
say, we want you to come to us with questions and we're not gonna
36:02
judge you when you do. If you see something crazy like I don't know,
36:07
I don't if you remember Internet in the mid two thousands, Amanda,
36:10
but there was some stuff out there that kids like, you know, oh
36:14
my god is and there's these just websites, which is horrible, horrible stuff.
36:17
See, I don't remember that. I didn't go through any of that,
36:21
so I'm more of a boys thing. Probably what I remembered is napster
36:25
and thinking that the police were gonna show up at my house. Well,
36:29
all it took was that one person to get convicted and everyone else was terrified.
36:32
I mean that got me. That got me. I don't know Pikewire.
36:38
I forgot about wire my mom's computer at had a tough go. It
36:44
also makes me sound I will never forget when I had before I had kids.
36:50
Oh my kids aren't gonna have screen time. They're not gonna they're not
36:52
gonna have one of those kindles. They both haves and they know how to
36:58
use it.