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Pork and Tatiana talk to the carnies at the Red River Valley Fair · Podcast - Big 98.7

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  It turns out fifty two percent of adults are battling physical pain daily. I
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  hurt myself, Yeah that's a lot. What hurts on you? Anything might
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  no chee cheek, the old cheek pain. Yeah, that'll get you.
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  Oh man, No, you're right though. It's amazing to me. Have
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  you read about what I just read? A thing? No pain? Oh
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  yeah? Tubing at all in your adult life. I hate tubing. That's
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  a hot take. But I'm scarred. As a child, I dreaded it,
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  and my dad like almost made us because he enjoyed. He was sick
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  with sick about it. He enjoyed whipping us around. And I couldn't stand.
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  I'm like, dad, no circles, just go in a straight line.
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  No, so did my stepdad lands pants. So I went to being
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  a couple of years ago on the old school tubes. And I say old
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  school because they don't make them like the front facing ones anymore, where you
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  just hold on, and I remember my just holding on Yeah was painful.
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  But then if you get flipped off of that boy and just skid like you
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  used to, you can't get out of bed. Yeah. But even just
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  last week on vacation, we had happened. We have Big Bubba. You
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  didn't talk to him anymore. One of those Big Bubba tubes where he is
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  sittinghem Pike, Big Bubbas. Anyway, I've been in a lot of pain,
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  hurt much. Big Bubba. That is the actual name. Like if
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  you look at our tube, it says Big Bubba on it. And I
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  was tubbing with my kids, Pike, so it was Big Bubba, my
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  kids and I. And even after just doing that for a couple like little
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  spins, getting back into the point, I bruises on my body. I
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  took the ladder like I didn't get flown off, Like I didn't fly off,
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  there was nothing. Why am I so sore? Well, you're an
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  old, old life brutal I'll tell you. Fifty two percent has a lot
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  of adults being in physical pain. It's kind of like a you know,
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  shamed comedian Louis c k disgraced stand up. I'm like, yeah, anyway,
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  But he said he'd had to stand a bit about how he like hurt
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  his back or something, and he went to the doctor and the doctor showed
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  him like some stretches he should do for you know, and he's like,
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  okay, got it. Cool? And he goes, how long do I
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  need to do this for Doctor's Like, what do you mean? He's like,
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  well, how long do I need to do these stretches? He's like,
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  that's just what you do now, that that's your that's your life now,
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  that's what you got to do on the daily. Yeah. Yeah,
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  I was just waiting for you to talk about how you like hurt your arm
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  or your leg sw Yeah, yeah, exactly. I did have a little
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  hip thing kind of pop up yesterday. But you know, Amanda, I
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  know you're gonna ask, but I was able to get through the round and
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  still shoot at thirty nine on the back. So you like Amanda in the
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  morning, big nutty eight point seven. Of course, the Red Rubber Valley
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  Fair happening right now. And if you've been out there, you see the
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  carnies who were working the rides and the games, and man, they're just
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  doing a great job. They were having a heck of a time. But
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  you can't tell me you've never been out there and looked at one of these
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  carnies and thought, what is their life like, you know, beyond the
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  game. And so we took it upon ourselves, Amanda and me. Pipe
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  no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
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  yoush embarrassing. People don't even know it's us. Not if you see
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  the video we sent out our alter egos Pork and Tatiana, aka investigative reporters,
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  basically in Hollywood level costumes, you would never know. It sounds like
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  Amanda said, to find out what these carnies lives are really like. So
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  we were there in well anyway, the video is available on our Big ninety
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  points seven Facebook page. Also were Instagram. Very funny, but here's how
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  it went. Hey, everybody, it's Pork and Tatiana and we're here at
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  the Red River Valley Fair. We're gonna find out what it's really like to
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  be a carny. No, no, no, we're gonna find out what's
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  going on behind the scenes at the fair. Yeah, we're gonna find out
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  what it's like to be a carny. So right out the ate Pork and
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  Tantiana not on the same page. No, it sounds like she's there for
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  like a twenty twenty exclusive interview and you're just excusing me. Pork is there
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  to have a good old time. Pork felt like his angle was a little
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  more streamlined, but anyway, I got it. We did get a hold
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  of a couple of Carneys to speak to How long have you worked at the
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  fair? I've been. I'm a Carni Bratt, so I've been on and
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  off my whole life. Carney Bratt, what exactly is that Carni Bratt is
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  somebody whose parents run with the show like full time every year, and so
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  I grew up on the carnival. That's pretty fantastic. Where are your parents?
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  I think they're in Montana right now working a personal questions Tania again investigative
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  reporting, like what if her parents were over by the balloons? What if
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  her parents were dat Amanda, I mean, then we would have found out
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  it happened and just send our condolences. I mean, there's a lot of
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  things. You can do everything, Tatiana says a so sincere, that's pretty
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  fantastic. Where are your parents? You can feel the sincere Also, I
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  had learned, though Carney Bratt didn't know that was a thing. No grow
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  literally I asked her off the record that yeah, I'm like, so did
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  you go to school growing upper one? But yeah, they would go to
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  school basically on the road on the tour the Carnival. Tour just wild.
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  Let's go back to Tony, my man, you work here at the fair.
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  Correct? Correct? And what do you do games? What's your game?
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  Balloons? I love it as a game. Hold for that balloon.
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  So this guy, Tony um, he actually allowed Pork and Tatiana to get
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  behind the table and work the balloon game. Let's see how they did.
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  All right, step right up, come on one five dollars of blue and
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  get a balloon. Popham, Popham, you're so bad. We're being heckled.
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  Yeah, Tony was critiquing our skills. They were not good to be
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  honest. Well, I mean Tatiana clearly can't read. The praises were right
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  there. Yeah, yeah, that I'll mess up and just going pop pop
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  pop. If I'm somebody walking by, if I'm a kid like I'm running
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  the other grand Sorry all right, But then we went back to the corney.
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  Bratt got a little personal as far as their dating life. Are you
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  single? No? And what is your partner think of you being out on
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  the road. Oh, he don't mind. He's pretty open and he trusts
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  me. I like it. Again with the sincerity, how do you feel
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  about her dating life? I like it? Her boyfriend's very open. What
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  do you think of that? I like it. Tatiana is going to be
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  big time before you know it. I like it. What do you think
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  she meant by he's very open? They're definitely just in an open relationship.
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  Ah. Yeah, probably Will and Jada Pinkett probably started it. I don't
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  want to assume the corney. Bratt's like, oh, that's a good idea.
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  You're probably saying. You're wondering, what about my man Tony? What's
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  his dating life? Like? Do you bring any ladies on the road?
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  You can. You can get a lady in every state if you want,
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  oh everything, all fifty What do you think you had two ladies Minnesota and
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  North Dakota. It's a it's a long ten days at the fair. Listen,
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  if you look at the video and you look at Tony in Tony's eyes,
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  the look he gave I didn't think and he's yeah, probably a couple.
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  And how do you feel about that? Tatiana? I like it.
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  In the morning, we were talking about a wedding trends. I need to
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  go away things that you're just like, all right, that's enough. For
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  example, I'm thinking like the bridesmaid who wraps her speech her maid of honor
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  speech too. I don't know, vanilla ice or the fresh Prince theme.
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  See, if you got it and you can pull it off, do it.
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  But if you're trying so hard, just just no, no, why
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  don't you just do a more traditional one, like you know where they hold
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  the microphone down by their waist or nobody can hear it, and then they
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  start with high For those of you that don't know me, I'm so and
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  so do you always got to say it's the bridesmaid, the groomsman. Sometimes
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  are they're not doing any better? I guess it depends on your personality.
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  Just in general, I kind of go with you should just that time.
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  I get it, it's all about you and you guys. But maybe just
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  have a couple of speeches, like a narrow down to just the hard hitters
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  here, you know what I mean. Have you ever had it where they
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  do the whole entire bridal party? Oh yeah, DJ weddings where it's like,
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  all right, now the uncle's going to come up. Oh and now
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  the guy that he used to work with twenty years ago, he's going to
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  come say a few things. Yeah. That leads me to just large wedding
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  parties in general having too many people. First of all, it's exhausting for
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  all of them. Yeah, what's too many? Because I think we had
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  I want to say we had eight on each side. What's a lot.
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  That's a lot yet more than four? But then where do you cut?
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  I know that we posted it on Facebook, and wow, he's smart,
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  coming in hot, he said. The whole concept, Oh, Mark,
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  sounds like a score. Yeah. I wonder. I wonder if he had
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  a bad experience. Lisa, she's chiming in and she said, the dollar
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  Dance, why do we have to get into that? I like, people
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  make it go too long. I think there's also that point where people are
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  just waiting and waiting and waiting, And I guess it also depends on your
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  DJ or whoever is running it. You got to find the right time for
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  the dollar Dance when everybody's just getting there and they're having a good time,
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  and then all sudden you're like, I know, we're gonna just make everybody
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  go home. I mean, there's a couple of new things I've seen,
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  Like our band Low Standards is the name. We're doing a wedding next weekend
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  for my buddy playing the reception. But anyway, so he's gonna win.
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  As soon as they come in and we do the announcement, We're just announcing
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  the bridal party like as a whole, not gonna do the one by one.
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  Yeah, now it's Dave and Tina. And then they come in and
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  they do little silly dance then yep yep. But anyway, so they're gonna
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  as soon as they enter, then they're gonna do their first dance like right
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  away, just boom oh. I like that. Yeah, all right,
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  get out of the way because there's really no good time for that. And
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  honestly, it's the biggest moment for you the couple, but nobody else cares.
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  I'm actually a sucker for the father daughter dance. One that gets to
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  me. I'm like, gosh, I know there's only four songs that people
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  do it with at this point, from Butterfly Kisses to else. What do
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  you think? What's a wedding trend that should go away? Seven one two
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  ninety eight seven, Good morning, Diana. I was going to tell you
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  about the marriage thing. We told my girls they're twenty five and twenty six,
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  that when they want to get married, we will pay for the honeymoon.
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  You guys pay for the wedding and we will pay it for the honeymoon.
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  Oh good idea, Yeah, I like that. What kind of honeymoon
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  are you willing to fund? Are we talking like a little European getaway or
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  no? Like you know, ten grands. See, i'd be like,
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  is going on a down payment of a house? That's awesome? Yeah,
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  yeah, so that's what we told them. So Mary, No, they
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  neither one of them are married. Jet if they don't get married, can
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  I have the ten thousand? Yeah, sure, I'll write you a check
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  at that. What did you say about you getting married? When we got
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  married thirty years ago, our whole wedding cost five hundred dollars. We went
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  to the JP had BFW at that time you could bring in your own food
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  and the DJ was two hundred dollars, So it was five hundred dollars for
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  the whole wedding. It was just as fun as a friend who spent forty
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  thousand on the wedding, right exactly. We had such a good time.
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  My husband was so drunk he doesn't remember it, doesn't remember it at all.
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  You know, it was fine, And here you are twenty years later,
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  still married, thirty years later, thirty years later of it. Yeah,
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  thanks for calling bye bye? How about you? A wedding trend that
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  he used to get to go away. So I really think it's gross when
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  the guys like removed the garters from the girl. I think that it just
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  needs to be done. Yeah, some guys just I'm not gonna say,
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  going to town. But it's like, okay, stop making it. And
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  I get it's kind of funny, sexy, whatever, but then you're going
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  my kids are right here. Yeah, when they do the mouth, that's
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  where for me it gets a little like, all right, just why don't
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  we why don't we save this for the hotel room, the honeymoon, sweet
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  tonight, right in the morning. You know, everyone deserves to feel confident
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  in their body, right, yes, naked or not. And this woman,
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  Helen, has shared her story of how she found self love after going
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  on a nude cruise line with three thousand other naked people. See, I
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  don't know if I could quite get comfortable in that situation. I hadn't really
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  been to a nude beach, went to Poonticana ones and that's just more of
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  like a European style vacation and they're just free. Like there's just people like
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  do not care about their books or not at all. Yeah, and that
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  she said, that's the beauty of it that everybody else is naked. Nobody's
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  looking at you know, thinking of you in an intimate way. It's just
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  this is your like she says, vessel, your body is just your vessel.
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  And she said it's just changed her life. Now, this cruise line,
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  if you're interested, because it seemed like you guys both were. Um.
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  It takes off from Tampa. It's a massive ship called Bare Necessities and
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  that is amazing. It can accommodate three thousand people across eleven decks. Decks,
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  I said, I haven't been on a cruise bike, but it's a
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  pretty big buffet area. Yeah. Yeah, the food situation would be kind
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  of weird, all of it. Yes, I'm gonna need a room service
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  because watching a naked person just sit there and just like after a few beers,
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  just go to town and just start eating. That's just gonna not be
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  for me. Well, then it's nice. You can't there's no stain.
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  You don't have to worry about getting spaghetti sauce on your new white shirt.
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  All you have to do is just hose off after also the health measures,
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  you know, you're just so I'm sitting there naked, and then the next
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  person, sweaty and gross and hot, is gonna come and sit there naked.
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  I don't think that that's healthy. I think it's as healthy as ever.
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  That's what Helen says. Anyway, she said, and she makes a
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  really good point here, Oh, she said since becoming a nudist, she
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  says, I only have one skin, and although it's loose in some places,
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  oh, she's honest, it fits me nicer than a pair of jeans.
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  Well, girl, I'm beautiful. I mean, there's gonna be no
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  muffin top. You're not gonna be like popping it out because it's hanging like
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  in a mina in the morning. On Big Nutty eight point seven. You
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  never think about breaking up with friends, you know, breaking up in a
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  relationship there's a classic thing. But people are breaking up with their quote spendy
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  friends in order to save money. Have you ever had to do this?
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  I feel like you're the spendy friend friends who are always out and you know
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  every time you're with him, it's like, jeez, I don't even want
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  to look at my checking account. Oh stop it, No, I will
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  not stop it. Think I don't feel like I am that friends. You
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  just know those groups of people when you go out, Yeah, you don't
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  even want to look at your bank account on Monday because it's just you go
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  to a fancy place, which is one thing, and it's like hot martini
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  after this and you know what I mean, going out for oysters or muscles.
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  So it's a vibe or it's the group where it's shot shot shots and
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  everybody's buying it, and then you feel bad, like, I guess I
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  gotta get around. Yeah, I need to break up with those friends.
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  I just want I just don't need to be taking shots. I've given up
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  on those completely. Yes, one of the last time you took a shot.
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  In the next day you're like, it was a good idea to take
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  that shot. I really need, you know what I needed there was that
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  shot to really put me over the edge of having a good time. But
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  we used to go out back in the day, like it was a thing
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  where people would be you know, like I'll get this round, you get
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  that round, and you take in turns buying rounds. And I was like
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  not in a position to be like, yeah, sure, I'll pay one
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  hundred and thirty dollars for this round. You know what I mean, Like
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  you're going out and you're going, hey, I can afford four beers for
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  myself tonight, period, end of story. I can't. I know,
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  all of you and talking about like outing yourself as a poor man. You
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  know, it's like, I'm broke. I can't do this exactly. I
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  know you guys are all like, well, establishing your creeze, but I
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  am twenty three years old and this is not affordable. Pike in Amanda in
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  the morning on seven. Now here's what you need to know. Well,
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  I don't know about you guys, but yesterday on my Facebook page about three
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  thirty four o'clock, everybody was saying, oh hail no, because yeah,
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  all the hail that was rolling through the area. You said that they did
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  those little rascals and you know what else they were doing. What they're posting
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  all of these pictures of the hail that hit the FM area. It wasn't
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  because I was at the golf course, as we've very much established this morning,
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  and shot thirty nine in the back. But the ranger, the guy
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  you know, the old retired guy that comes around tells you speed up.
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  He came out and he's like, just so you guys know, there's ping
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  pong sized hail minutes away sixty mile pro wins. So we all had to
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  like book it back. Never hail. No, it didn't hail in Westbargo
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  for me either, but one of our top fans, Michelle Jennison, was
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  calling out people. I saw her on Facebook yesterday and at first I'm like,
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  what is she doing? But she said, why don't you if you're
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  going to post your hail, make sure you're posting something reasonable next to it,
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  because otherwise it just looks like little small hail, something for like a
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  comparison, right for perspective. Yeah. Yeah, So people were putting quarters
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  and ping pong balls and golf balls. I'm like, okay, this is
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  massive because otherwise you look at her like, no big deal. Yeah yeah.
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  If you're if you're Johnny over at Johnny's roofing, you're going judging,
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  Oh gosh. Well, you know who is really devastated by this, and
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  so are a lot of people because they do so much work preparing for the
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  Trollwood Performing Arts School, so they do singing in the rain. I know
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  it, but they had extreme damage to their sets. So last night show
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  had to be canceled. Tonight show is going to be canceled. If you
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  had tickets to either of those shows, they are saying that you can go
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  to a future performance, but hopefully they'll be able to get that set figured
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  out, and I hope. So whoever whoever owns the set repair company in
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  town's going judging My husbands in insurance he was not going. Well, that's
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  where they're here for it. The powerball jackpot is in and is up to
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  an estimated eight hundred and seventy five million dollars. It's gonna be tomorrow night.
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  This is already going to be the third highest in history. You're gonna
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  get a ticket or no? Still hitting refresh. We don't have Are we
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  gonna have to take this up? I don't feel like you and I should
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  be in charge of this. But nobody in our building is doing a pool.
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  Oh yeah, I would hate to win with a bunch of other people.
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  That'd be weird, but you know, or not win at all.
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  Well, listen, either way, I'm gonna be going judging. And the
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  Actors Union agreed to strike yesterday. So this is the first time since nineteen
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  sixty. It wasn't a money concern, was it. I hope they work
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  it out and they can all go jt ching. It was the actors and
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  the writers for the first time since nineteen sixty that were going on strikes.
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  Was the like like in the NFL or you know when the players strike,
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  you gotta get replacements. Are we going to get like some movies with a
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  bunch of like no name, Yeah, but Pike I know who, by
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  the way, is not just gonna be on the protest line because apparently they're
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  just out and about in the Dakotas. I love this, Ashton Kutcher,
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  Mila Cuna. Did you see this is? Oh yeah, they're making their
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  way through our right through our region. Well, we saw that they were
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  hanging out in Medora. They were in Fergus Falls at Cariboo yesterday on their
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  way probably to Iowa where Ashon is just doing normal people stuff. Yeah,
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  in a van too. I love that they're together. It makes me happy
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  just because of that seventy show or is it because they've got a lot of
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  Now you're corse, that's not your thing. Your didn't no, no,
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  no, boy gotten here. Oh you don't know whether or something. It's
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  just gonna be smoky. You're ready, ready, that's he is piping hot
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  today. No, Amanda stills the sea looks see totally forgot this was going
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  on. Kevin Spacey took the stand yesterday and the sexual assault trial against him
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  in London. The House of Cards actor has been accused of sexual assault by
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  four men between two thousand and one and twenty and thirteen, when he was
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  working as the art director at the Old Vic Theater. He denied three of
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  the sexual assault allegations, but admitted to making a clumsy pass at the fourth
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  victim. There were lots of graphic details, explaining in court you can go
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  ahead and give it a Google if you'd like. Yesterday, he fought back
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  tears as he testified that his world exploded due to these allegations. There was
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  a rush to judgment and before the question or the first question was asked or
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  answered. I lost my job, I lost my reputation, I lost everything
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  in a matter of days. He said, it's true. But that's how
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  that goes. That it's always so hard to believe with these actors when they're
• 19:57
  on the stand, it's like, I know, oh fighting back tears,
• 20:00
  Well, he can do that pretty well in the movie to say I had
• 20:03
  not seen House of Cards. I really wanted to get into it, and
• 20:06
  everybody said it's very eerie in comparison to like kind of the way he reacted
• 20:11
  to this. Do you remember when he released that video the weirdest thing.
• 20:14
  People thought that he was talking about himself, but they're like, wait,
• 20:17
  is he in his House of Cards? Roll? Like, who are you?
• 20:19
  And what's going on? Little erie? It would help if he wasn't
• 20:23
  such a weird o. It's seriously thought. Yes. And after years of
• 20:29
  waiting for the Bachelor franchise to do a Senior Citizen spinoff, the Golden Bachelor
• 20:33
  is said to air and they had a new teaser that is out and it's
• 20:36
  simply just a rose that is in the beach with the music this magic moment
• 20:42
  playing in the back I know, And they're teasing for Monday when they reveal
• 20:48
  the identity of the mystery man. I can't wait is it going to be?
• 20:51
  Because do you think Senior Citizen are we're going just over fifty five sixty
• 20:55
  five or we go in straight eighties? It better seventies and eighties. I
• 20:59
  think, I hope so yeah, I don't know. I'm this could be
• 21:00
  really silly watch it once to be a or it could be like the greatest
• 21:04
  thing ever. I don't know. I'm gonna give it a peek. I
• 21:07
  have not been watching The Bachelor since Chris Harrison left, but this is gonna
• 21:10
  make me. Oh, it's terrible. Jesse Jesse Palmer is yeah, the
• 21:14
  worst, no zero personality just a. I forget that you are watching it
• 21:18
  all the time because Lauren loves it, right, don't? Yeah, we
• 21:21
  were Is it your sister too? Yeah, to watch it too. But
• 21:23
  when we're in Florida, we're watching with these couples and it was the thing,
• 21:26
  and um like something that was for me. But you knows, a
• 21:30
  good spouse sometimes you do things for your partner. Yeah, but you don't
• 21:33
  necessarily enjoy your Can you say that? And then you're like, thank goodness
• 21:37
  because I got a tea time at Rose Creek to borrow? Even so and
• 21:41
  WHOOPI Goldberg is adamant about not becoming a hologram after she passes away. I'm
• 21:45
  sorry, Pike, when she's gone, she gowned. She's not in my
• 21:48
  mind, I don't live forever. I don't want to be a hologram.
• 21:52
  That's been in my will for fifteen years, said this yesterday and her show,
• 21:56
  and that's when her co host joe Joey Bayr goes, no one has
• 22:00
  really asked me if I want to be a hologram yet, she goes,
• 22:04
  it's the problem. They don't ever ask you. They just go ahead and
• 22:07
  do it. And you're going, hey, look at that, that's Tupac.
• 22:10
  Wait a minute, I don't know. I find that a little creepy.
• 22:12
  She says. Was anybody considering making her a holographs? But in what
• 22:18
  case? Would you use her as a hologram? Yeah? On the view
• 22:21
  or what's what I mean? Just a weird I can see how some singers
• 22:25
  they do that in a concert or if they're, you know, paying tribute.
• 22:29
  I mean, love us some whoopee, But come on now, yeah,
• 22:32
  I mean, I guess maybe. I don't know. I'm thinking if
• 22:34
  I would make of the ghost and they have her in there, I don't
• 22:37
  know, yeah, or just around the house. But the way technology is
• 22:40
  going with AI and whatnot, I'm pretty sure I'll be able to just have
• 22:42
  Whoopy in the kitchen and out right