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- 0:00Pike, I'm about to get a little personal. Sure you never hesitate standing
- 0:05or sitting when you go to the bathroom? Well number one, okay,
- 0:08thank you, thank you for standing for both. No, uh you know,
- 0:14I will say in my old age, I've started to appreciate this sit.
- 0:19Yeah, the sitting number one. Well, that's good because according to
- 0:23new research, men should be sitting down when they go to the bathroom instead
- 0:26of standing up. Research by who my wife, leading urologist. Well,
- 0:31and that's actually I was reading this and I'm like, hang on, women,
- 0:34according to a leading urologist, when you sit down with your husband,
- 0:38so you don't have to pick up all of the stuff on the floor because
- 0:41they can't aim right, And you maybe have a kid that's potty training,
- 0:44and it's just everywhere plus to home. Yo. Yeah, like yeah,
- 0:50just don't even look. Yeah, is it a game for you guys?
- 0:54No, it's not a game of it sometimes curious, Sometimes it's a game,
- 0:58yes, in a way, in a way I described see if I
- 1:00can get any of it in the toilet. What are you talking about?
- 1:03You guys are the ones sitting down and you still find a way to do
- 1:06it. So whatever, it's supposed to be healthier for your bladders, So
- 1:10there is a real reason behind it, according to this urologist. But I
- 1:14saw this and was laughing because my son at this point, he's just about
- 1:19he's pretty much potty trained, but now he can go anywhere. He thinks
- 1:23that's the problem. It's lake season. So when we were at the lake
- 1:26over the weekend, Yeah, of course, you can just go over by
- 1:29the tree. Yesterday, I pick him up from daycare and we get home
- 1:34and he just I gotta go potty and he just pulls his pants. I'm
- 1:37like, oh my gosh. We are on a busy street. Cars are
- 1:40driving by. I'm like, oh, this is not good. Yeah,
- 1:42thankfully the park behind her house has a bathroom. But he is going to
- 1:48be the kid that just well, he's gotta be careful. I tell you
- 1:51all the time. I got a ticket for that. Yeah. Is there
- 1:53an age to know it's there? An age? Liman? Is he gonna
- 1:56get arrested? Had too in a half are old for doing that? I'm
- 2:00surprised. You know, you strike me as a mom who would raise a
- 2:02kid to go sitting down, because I have friends, Like in high school,
- 2:06we had a friend who would every time you can go to the bathroom.
- 2:08We just started notice he was always going to the stall and like what
- 2:10is he doing? You know? But turns out because he was raised with
- 2:15girls that his parents were just raised him to do that. So my son,
- 2:19he Wilson on the toilet, but he likes to ride dirty. He
- 2:22like turns around, foots up like he's going to read a book and have
- 2:25a snack. Oh, that's called the AC slater. That's from maximum comfort.
- 2:30He is way out of his tank. Yeah, so he does that,
- 2:34but then when he goes number two, I'll flip around. But yeah,
- 2:36he's a AC slater. Gosh, I forgot about. Yeah, it's
- 2:39a it's a brilliant movie. I mean I learned of that first one I
- 2:43was in high school. But basically, um, you sit away, it's
- 2:46a reverse and then you can use like the tank of the toilet if you
- 2:50wanted to read like a magazine or if you had to play the food.
- 2:52Adults don't do that, though, do they. This one does it in
- 2:58the morning, points Pike and Amanda in the morning. Well, sometimes d
- 3:05I Y goes a little far. I'm not a d I Y guy at
- 3:07all. I don't do anything myself. Every time I do anything d I
- 3:10Y, it's a fail. Yeah. Yeah, No, I'm not the
- 3:14most crafty person out there. Yeah, you don't strike me as that,
- 3:16hope. Well, this guy, a prominent New York fertility doctor h took
- 3:22the d I Y. Would for a little background here, do you remember
- 3:23this guy? He got famous because back in the eighties he was a fertility
- 3:27doctor. Women would come in who are having a hard time, you know,
- 3:30getting pregnant or whatever, and they would have donors, male donors,
- 3:34Yeah, to do the impregnant. Yea. Well, it turns out he
- 3:37had not had donors. He was donating it all himself. And so he's
- 3:42got kids on kids on kids running around and they all found out eventually because
- 3:46of these new Hey yes, now I do remember that. Wait a minute,
- 3:51he's like, I got I got forty half siblings. What. Oh
- 3:54that's crazy. So the guy his name is doctor Morris wart Man. Believe
- 3:59it or it is not war Man. Well it's wrt mn. I'm not
- 4:02sure that's how you pronounce it, but I'm just having a little fun,
- 4:06don't mind me. He's seventy two and he's now unfortunately now with us anymore.
- 4:12Oh yeah, it's tough, tough news. He was the passenger in
- 4:15a plane that he had built by hand, and I believe it or not,
- 4:23a man of the plane went down. I don't know if I should
- 4:26laugh at this or not. Of course, rest in ps, dude,
- 4:29of course, you mean he just built an airplane. He built an airplane
- 4:33by hand, which is impressive. But I'm just thinking of like the list
- 4:38of you know, things I wouldn't want to be homemade. Yeah, that
- 4:41is. I wasn't going to be up there. Yeah, the plane is
- 4:44up there, you know, I mean building made it in the air though.
- 4:47Oh yeah, I was up in the air, and that's impressive.
- 4:50I'm not kidding when I say the wings literally just fell off. Okay,
- 4:56the wings fell off, and that was his demise. I mean there's war
- 5:00first guys, I'm not saying like that. I'm not celebrating the death of
- 5:01this guy. Yeah, like that was probably you know, and immoral of
- 5:05course back in the eighties. But it's gonna be a little fasting like karma.
- 5:11Yeah, you decided you weren't going home. You weren't going to home,
- 5:15homie, what are you doing today? I'm just gonna go make an
- 5:17airpoint. No big dealing up this morning. This morning, I get Amanda
- 5:23in the morning one. Oh yeah, don't do this to me. What's
- 5:30that time at the end of the school year takes me back? Takes us?
- 5:33I mean this time of year, doesn't you just start feeling things because
- 5:35obviously that you got, you know, maybe a senior or whatever going through
- 5:38it. But then you'd bring yourself back to the end of your high school
- 5:42era. Emotional, wasn't it way back? It's twenty years for me?
- 5:46Is it twenty years? Twenty years? I know people were posting pictures of
- 5:50graduation. I wasn't in any of the pictures. But yes, why were
- 5:55you not in the pictures? I wasn't a part of that group. Well
- 5:57you were there. I was there. Yea, surely you're in the background
- 6:00of one. We had a huge class one hundred and three. I didn't
- 6:03make every picture. Pike. Yeah, it's crazy. But there's a lot
- 6:06of senior pranks happening, of course, and there's one that caught headlines because
- 6:11of the kids decided to gain entry into the school overnight and fill all of
- 6:15the toilets with cement. Shut up because over four thousand dollars of damages.
- 6:23That's it. I actually would expect it to be way worse than I know.
- 6:26That's a lot of toilets. But I thought I laughed, and then
- 6:30I'm like, wait a minute, slap myself. I'm like, you're thirty
- 6:31two. Stop laughing. It's immature. That's his vandalism is what that is.
- 6:35Well, I was gonna say at this point, are people even really
- 6:38doing pranks anymore? It's tough. You don't hear many good ones. Did
- 6:42you guys have any? Nope, you didn't have a one. What school
- 6:45did you go to? In turn? Crazy Davis Davis's High school didn't have
- 6:46a scene. How many kids do you graduate with like three seventy years old?
- 6:50There was probably a prank. I just wasn't involved any Yeah, right,
- 6:54you know, now that I'm thinking about it, I feel like there
- 6:57was something. I'm terrible with my memory, but I remember all of us
- 7:00in the common area I went to Winnie Windina Deer Creek in our class was
- 7:02just full of rascals. We were the We were the tough class, and
- 7:08I remember us all getting yelled at for something, and I want to say
- 7:11we had some sort of like senior shirt that was made that was inappropriate.
- 7:14What do you mean you were the tough class, beating kids up. They
- 7:17just always like they were the ones. The girls were me and the guy
- 7:20like I was just I'm picturing a man. They're just holding up a freshman,
- 7:25shaking him. But we always just pulled pranks on each other, and
- 7:30I was usually the victim of them. I remember the guys ended up putting
- 7:34I think it was a raccoon right on my windshield. That was fun.
- 7:38A dead one, yes, a dead one, not a wild, live
- 7:41one, a dead one. And then one time they put a cannatuna under
- 7:45my seat and I didn't know what it was for a whole while. You
- 7:47just thought you were having some issues, some stanky. Yeah. They were
- 7:55just so fun, those guys. Yeah, I'm sure they turned out great,
- 7:58did probably well. I was plotting one. That's actually funny because the
- 8:01story I just said reminded me of when we were coming up with the one,
- 8:05and I wanted to basically be like in the middle of you know,
- 8:07between classes, he had like four minutes or whatever. I wanted to like
- 8:09bust out a slip and slide and like just like a really well oiled operation
- 8:13where everyone has a job. They're pouring water under the slip and slide unroll
- 8:18that we get a you know, big boombox out and just start slipping slide
- 8:22okay. And somehow the athletic director got ahold of it, the idea,
- 8:26and he just sat me down and he's like, listen, here's the Do
- 8:30you really want to do this because that is just like I said, that's
- 8:33just vandalism, Like you're gonna have to pay for that. And I thought,
- 8:37yeah, it's still It's kind of funny, isn't it. I mean,
- 8:39that would even at that point we're so old, that wouldn't have even
- 8:43gone viral or on Instagram or TikTok. That would have just been for our
- 8:46own job. It would have been on MySpace and three people to see it,
- 8:52like an amenda in the morning point. So today's friend Zone features our
- 9:05guy Eric found himself a little predicament aka the friend zone. And this is
- 9:09a fresh year. I mean, we're coming hot off the weekend. Let's
- 9:13find out what's going on. Good morning, Eric, Hey, good morning
- 9:16guys. How are you doing. Hey good Eric, You found yourself in
- 9:20a little predicament here after the holiday weekend you're in the friend zone. So
- 9:24tell us what's going on with Heather? Oh Man? So Heather? So
- 9:28pretty much, long story short. Met Heather Saturday at a barbecue. She
- 9:33works with one of my best friends. I feel like we've hit it off
- 9:37really well. Wow, Okay, yeah, I got her number or whatever.
- 9:41Now we're like texting back and forth or I guess really I'm texting.
- 9:46Okay, it's difference. So you're sending some texts. Have you gotten anything
- 9:52back from her since Saturday? Yeah, just kind of like a couple of
- 9:56things here and there, which is kind of weird because, like I said,
- 9:58I feel like we neckid really well at that barbecue, But now I'm
- 10:03just kind of feeling like I'm getting like a couple of texts. I don't
- 10:05know. I'm just trying to see if she wants to hang out again and
- 10:07see if connection is still there, like the first time. She's probably just
- 10:11been busy, right, I mean that's what I think. I mean,
- 10:15she did, she did text me, but it's not like right, well,
- 10:18I mean this is fresh off a Saturday, so I mean probably a
- 10:20little texting. I mean most people are not just catching up after the Yeah,
- 10:24maybe a little over you never know that too. Is there some drinking
- 10:28involved at this barbecue? Eric? Oh yeah, what do you mean?
- 10:31Of course? The whole boy? So, Eric, you feel like we
- 10:35could get you in contact with her, maybe we could move this thing along.
- 10:37I mean, that's kind of what I'm in hope for. Um,
- 10:41let's see what we can do, because Eric, we specialize in this sort
- 10:43of thing. If you did not know, you're in the friend zone,
- 10:46Eric, So we're gonna try to get you out. And here's what we're
- 10:50gonna do. We have the number for Heather you've given us. Thank you
- 10:52for that. How about we'll give her a call and you're gonna just kind
- 10:54of hang out in the background, just be quiet, because we're gonna ask
- 10:56her some personal questions and we'll try to get it out of her. What's
- 11:00actually going on? Okay? Oh good, Thank you guys, don't thank
- 11:03us yet. Hello. Hi is this Heather? Yeah? Hey Heather,
- 11:13It's Pike in Amanda on Big nine point seven. Hey girl, Hey,
- 11:18hi, Hi, thanks for picking up the phone. I know a lot
- 11:22of weird numbers. I don't think. Thanks for that, because we have
- 11:24a little interesting question to ask you. First of all, Heather, are
- 11:28you single. Are you a single girl? I mean, yeah, yeah,
- 11:33yeah I am. Well that's good. Up to a great start here.
- 11:37The other important question, Heather, and something you should know is that
- 11:41we know somebody who's got a little bit of a crush on you. What
- 11:46do you have after I say that, anybody coming to mind? Who could
- 11:48that be who's got a crush on you? Don't? I mean I'm talking
- 11:54to a couple of people, so I don't know. Maybe one of them,
- 11:58I don't know. Are you ready to just start spilling some names for
- 12:03us or you know, any one of them in the radio? Though?
- 12:07I don't. I can't do that. All right, Well, maybe we
- 12:11can narrow it down for you because the person we're talking about, it's not
- 12:13somebody you've necessarily you've been talking to, not not really at all. Okay,
- 12:20maybe this, but what if what if I asked you what you did
- 12:24over the weekend? Can you tell us about that? Um? I just
- 12:28I don't know. I just hung out with friends. Nobody in particular this
- 12:31weekend caught your attention, or maybe you caught his attention? Oh my god,
- 12:41is that the guy that keeps texting me? Good guy? Do you
- 12:45know guy's name? That's been texting you. I don't, I don't didn't.
- 12:50It just does like barbecue, like on the contact like barbecue, I
- 12:54love you. Oh my gosh, not even your first name, barbecue bb
- 13:01que. So you've been getting texts all this week from a number that just
- 13:03says barbecue. You're like, what the Yeah? Yeah, I don't.
- 13:07I don't. I don't even remember. I don't like. I don't,
- 13:11be honest, I was drinking. Uh and I don't actually remember what this
- 13:16person looks like. This is hilarious. His name is, for the record,
- 13:24is not Barbecue. It is Eric. Would you mind if we got
- 13:26Eric on the phone. Oh my god, um no, Yeah, that's
- 13:30fine, that's okay. Yeah, I'm glad you said that because he's actually
- 13:33been on the phone. Hey, BBQ, welcome to the by Eric.
- 13:41Hi, oh Eric, old, of course Eric. We've been talking all
- 13:46week. All right, guys, I know you both were drinking. Where
- 13:50are we at here? Are you interested at all? In Eric? Heather?
- 13:56I don't remember. Oh, that's so nice. I don't. They
- 14:00don't have to I don't think you have to do that. I was so
- 14:01sorry. I think I just want to maybe be friends. I meane we
- 14:03can hang out again, like in a group or something. Heather already shot
- 14:09down. You don't even know what he looks like. What if he's the
- 14:11greatest looking dude you ever saw? I mean, okay, I mean you
- 14:16could sit a photo. I guess. I just I feel like I feel
- 14:18very weird about this because I don't remember talking to you. Um, so
- 14:24I don't know. Yeah, so maybe a selfie? If you send you
- 14:28a selfie and if you're interested, you'll text back. If not, is
- 14:33it lose the BBQ number? Oh? Yes, a photo? All right,
- 14:41Eric, that's the best we can do. Man. You just got
- 14:43to send a photo, and I guess we'll go from there, all right.
- 14:46I mean, he's like, all right, there's a waste of three
- 14:52days of texting good morning to somebody. But whatever, Pike and Amanda in
- 15:01the morning, call on big nutty point seven old pace. So who deleted
- 15:09their Instagram? Now your well, guys, I don't like it, and
- 15:15I feel like he's making it worse. Taylor Swift's new man, Mattie Healy,
- 15:18insisted in a new interview that anyone who was upset with his racist remarks
- 15:22in his offensive behavior, they were deluded, and he also went on to
- 15:26say that you may be even lying about how you feel about the situation.
- 15:30Some people said they were hurt by his comments, and he's basically saying Back
- 15:33in February, during a podcast, he was laughing as the host called rapper
- 15:37Ice Spice, you've seen this lady, I have Okay she collaborated with Taylor
- 15:43at one point as well, calling her a chubby Chinese lady and mimic Chinese
- 15:48accents. I mean, just ridiculous. And that's not even when she's not
- 15:52trying things that he had said. All right, strong at all levels it
- 15:56is. And what he's saying is basically like, oh, everyone says they're
- 16:00so like upset, you're not crying, You're not it. It's like,
- 16:03no, I don't need to physically feel upset to know, like, hey,
- 16:06that's a dumb, offensive thing to say. Maybe doesn't bother me,
- 16:08but I know it probably bothers somebody else. Absolutely, And now he's kind
- 16:11of alluding to the fact that he was just baiting them. Oh, it's
- 16:15a troll, literally definition of a troll. And now he's like, oh,
- 16:18you were not my fault, your feelings were hurt. Well, and
- 16:21yes, everything he said is bad. It's getting more spotlight because he is
- 16:25now dating Taylor Swift and everything we know about Taylor Swift and what she stands
- 16:29for. He was even making comments about Donald Trump and Kanye West. I
- 16:33mean, there's been some things. I'm like, Tay Tay, when are
- 16:34you going to speak up? And her fans are still asking I don't know
- 16:38about this one in here and turned Gracie hashtag speak up, speak now.
- 16:42I'm just really surprised, Like, like you said, she hasn't said anything
- 16:45because this doesn't like her to stay silent. Well, and just yesterday there
- 16:51was a rumor maybe they were moving in together. Oh no, And you
- 16:53know what it is, It's like she's so she's in too deep. She's
- 16:56in love with the guy, she loves the idea of dating the student.
- 16:59The more she finds out, the more she's like still just trying to convince
- 17:00herself that it's okay. It's like when you're trying to like, maybe you're
- 17:03buying a house and you love the house, like the house itself is perfect,
- 17:07but then you start to realize that, wait, the neighborhood kind of
- 17:08sucks, and then you drive there one day and then you see the cop
- 17:11at the neighbor's house, and you're just still telling yourself it's okay, it's
- 17:15okay, not to mention. I thought that this was a while ago.
- 17:18This podcast was back in February's February there's right when they had kind of started
- 17:22dating, maybe in the overlap stage. I don't know. I don't like
- 17:26it, and I thought for sure she was just gonna say okay, no
- 17:30big deal. But Kevin Fudderline is now giving Burte Spears himself Friday as a
- 17:33deadline to sign off on the kiddos moving into Hawaii. Now he has one
- 17:37hundred percent custody, but he still needs to get some sort of email or
- 17:40letter stating that she's okay with it. We did find out that the reason
- 17:44they are moving is because his wife got a job offer at a local university
- 17:48and has to commit. But it is the sports department that she's going to
- 17:51be really in it. That's not why if you're working at a university,
- 17:53like there's so many jobs in the country, is it way more? Is
- 17:57it a big opportunity in Hawaii, which is basically in Asia. I mean,
- 18:03I don't know, but they are. They have seen their mom and
- 18:06over a year. And let's be real, if Bertie wants to go see
- 18:08them, she could just jump on a flight and go. Yeah, how
- 18:11old are they? Sixteen and seventeen? Whatever? It just got I know.
- 18:15He's more like, can they stay young forever? The amount of money
- 18:18he is getting in child support is mind blowing, So now they have to
- 18:22go and make money. Yeah, well he's going to be that successful DJ.
- 18:26Yes, al Pacino eighty two years old, his girlfriend twenty nine and
- 18:30she's just one month away from giving birth. Good for her. Twenty nine,
- 18:34What a perfectly normal age to have a child. Not to be confused
- 18:37with Robert de Niro who just had a baby as well. And what is
- 18:41he seventy nine years old? Yeah, now that's a little old. I
- 18:45don't need to judge, but I mean, is it too old to have
- 18:47a baby? What's too old? Because I'm thirty two and I feel like
- 18:49I'm like inching toward probably just you know, noting it even really No,
- 18:56well, I know for a male it probably doesn't matter as much. I
- 18:57know women and my wife Lauren about her biological clock and geriatric pregnancies and things.
- 19:04Then no, that's all very real. Were you a geriatric pregnancy.
- 19:07I think I would have been considered No, I was just borderline I think
- 19:11at thirty five. So I had Briggs right like six months before he turned
- 19:15thirty five. And he seems to be fine. He's great. He does
- 19:19just a just a bouncing, happy baby boy. But Nick, he was
- 19:25a little bit older, but he was still Yeah, he just turned forty
- 19:29when we had Briggs. Okay, what I want to talk more about this
- 19:32because it is like on my mind as far as I am, I too
- 19:34old to have a kid. And I know a lot of people probably have
- 19:37experienced in this department. So how about at forty one we really just unpack
- 19:41it. I'm just excited that you're talking kids. Tell me this morning.
- 19:45This morning, Pike and Amanda in the morning, Today's Ronnie Big nighty at
- 19:52point seven, it's Pike and Amanda in the morning. Gonna be hot today
- 19:56ninety three for the high which means probably a chance of some thunderstorms to the
- 19:59overnight. So what's like too old to have a kid. I want to
- 20:02know maybe you have experienced, whether it was having a kid young or old
- 20:04seven oh one two ninety eight seven, because I feel like everyone who had
- 20:08a kid super young. They'll tell you that that was the perfect way to
- 20:12do it because nia and then the kid's done out of the house and you
- 20:15got your whole life, have you? Then you got the people who had
- 20:17them old older, and they'll say the opposite, like it was perfect to
- 20:19wait, you know what I mean. So my girlfriend and I were just
- 20:22talking about this last night because it's our twenty year We're not having a reunion,
- 20:27but it's twenty years since we graduated from high school, and a lot
- 20:30of the kids that we went to school with, like their kids are mid
- 20:33high school range like there, which is insane where I'm like, here,
- 20:38I have a four and two year old. Yeah, like you got too
- 20:41young, and what do you what's your like so far? Your your immediate
- 20:45analysis of like having kids at the age you did you feel like that was
- 20:49the way to do it or you kind of wish you would have started younger.
- 20:52So my husband and I we met and we popped out kids right away
- 20:55because we just knew, like, if we're gonna do it, we felt
- 20:57like the clock was tickings. My mom forgot her password for like nine months
- 21:02on Facebook and she got back and she's like, geez, Amanda's got like
- 21:03a husband and two kids all the time. But yeah, mom, you
- 21:07missed the lot. You gotta write those passwords down. That's hilarious because it
- 21:14did happen so fast, especially with COVID and everything. We were like,
- 21:17wait a minute, all this sudden, you're like this new person. Weren't
- 21:18you just like some bar fly five minutes ago? Hello? Were I had
- 21:23a moment? Guys. The reason I asked because you know, Albacino's eighty
- 21:27two and he's expecting a kid, his fourth kid, which I think now
- 21:33I believe that might be too old, oh, without a doubt. But
- 21:36my husband wanted to have his our kids by the time he was forty,
- 21:40like that's where he was kind of feeling. And Briggs was born all week
- 21:42but before he turned forty. Wow, And I was thirty four. In
- 21:47September we had Briggs and in December I had just turned thirty five. And
- 21:52I'm gonna be honest with you, if it was harder for us to have
- 21:55kids, and we were struggling because we didn't know that. You know,
- 21:57you don't know how fertil you're going to be. It's always good to just
- 22:00try when you can and if you can't, we would still be trying to
- 22:03have kids one hundred percent. Yes, So I don't feel like there there
- 22:07comes a point. But ultimately I feel like if it's just how you feel,
- 22:11you know, you're young, you're doing Yeah, I feel so.
- 22:12I keep getting older, it's my thing, which we all are. But
- 22:17you know, I'm thirty two now and we've talked about it. I feel
- 22:18like years was like, oh when maybe next year, maybe next year it
- 22:22will make sense or any year from now, and from it keeps getting pushed
- 22:25back, and I'm like, are we going to the point now where it's
- 22:26just like maybe we just don't. I don't know, no, No,
- 22:30I just knowing you the way I think I know you. Yeah, I'm
- 22:34not gonna say you're gonna regret it. But I was a person who didn't
- 22:38want to have kids. Yeah, I cannot even imagine my life without them,
- 22:42Like, yeah, what would you do? That's what I wonder.
- 22:44I'm like, I'll enjoy my free time now, of course, Like I
- 22:45think anybody would say, when you don't have kids, it's nice to be
- 22:48able to you just do whatever. I don't even have a dog. I'm
- 22:51going to leave the house for two weeks without even thinking about it. I'm
- 22:55not going to act like it's easy, because it is incredibly stressful. Yeah,
- 22:57but it's just a different kind of fun. I mean, we just
- 23:00sit there every single night and just laugh, Like all we do is laugh
- 23:03for like these these kids. For what you got? Some silly gooses you
- 23:07into, Gracey. We have somebody on the phone. Yep, alright,
- 23:08seven one two eight, one ninety eight seven? Good morning? Who is
- 23:11this? Hey? Amanda? Fight this Corey? All right, Corey?
- 23:15What you think in here? I'm gonna be forty five. My wife just
- 23:19turned thirty seven and we have our eight months old. You just turned eight
- 23:25months a couple of days ago, and that's our eight child and we're still
- 23:30trying to get another one. Okay, you said that was your number eight
- 23:33yep. In nine's the magic number for you. Maybe I'll whow So you
- 23:38just a mean, I guess that to me obviously seems like a lot of
- 23:41kids. But for you, that feels like that's what you want. That's
- 23:45how you want your life to be. Ten kids. Yeah, that's awesome.
- 23:48So that is incredible because just being real parents and paring here for me
- 23:53and I think a lot of people are starting in question that financial reasons.
- 23:56I mean daycare, do we in all of that? It gets really really
- 24:00expensive. It does get tough at times, yes, but we've worked it
- 24:04out to where we worked different fists so we don't have to do the daycare.
- 24:10I love it. Well, congratulations on baby eight, and good luck
- 24:14with the number nine and possibly ten. Man, that's super interesting. Yeah,
- 24:18seven, two, eight, one, ninety eight seven? Who is
- 24:21this? What's going on? Julia? So I just turned thirty and I
- 24:26have three kids. Actually there's obviously far too young and far too old,
- 24:30but I don't really think that there's necessarily an age where it's ever the right
- 24:34time. Yeah, isn't that now that you say that? I mean because
- 24:38I look back, like I can't imagine if I would have had a kid
- 24:41at twenty five years old, But then also I would They were look at
- 24:45where you'd be right now. They're like, oh, now you're just off
- 24:47and rolling. Yeah, well, I mean you say that, and I've
- 24:48had that thought too. It's like, oh, I'm not ready. I
- 24:51couldn't afford it, I couldn't do this that. But I've seen people a
- 24:53lot less you know, together than me. Can they do it right,
- 24:59it just happens. You pull it off. And you know, obviously Julie,
- 25:02you're dad the three kids. Yeah, honestly that like I had my
- 25:06first when I was nineteen, maybe I would much rather not have had a
- 25:11child at nineteen years old. But at the same time, now I have
- 25:14a really cool almost eleven year old. I would not take back a single
- 25:19decision that I made no regret. And of course your son, and yeah,
- 25:25for sure if you guys want a kid, because I heard you guys
- 25:27think you say, like you know, we're like, well maybe next year.
- 25:32Maybe we're tossing the idea around, you know that over here like getting
- 25:34getting getting ready. I'm like, okay, so I'm gonna save this clause
- 25:37for you. And yeah, honestly, I would just say that instead of
- 25:44finding reasons that excuses us to why next year would be better, Yeah,
- 25:49look at look at last year and go, okay, well that would that
- 25:55have been affected by anything if we would have had a kid or have been
- 26:00That's a good question, weighing your options. We appreciate it to kids,
- 26:03Thank you so much. It is interesting think about last year. Probably would
- 26:07have had a few less hangovers. I hope anyway. I mean, you
- 26:11can always golf with your baby on board if you need to. That's not
- 26:15about you know what I mean, like put him in the Why can't I
- 26:18think of the name of it, the part the bag of golf clubs.
- 26:22Yeah, just maybe we need to read Pike and Amanda in the Morning point
- 26:33sev it today's Varani Big Nightia point seven. We're Pike and Amanda in the
- 26:36morning. We start a thing called unnecessarily censored stories because we both love a
- 26:40good story. Yes, but why not make it a little fun and just
- 26:42you know, bleep it for no reason at all. Well, yeah,
- 26:45and it's actually made up, especially at night when we're reading to our kids.
- 26:48I'm thinking God should be way more entertaining. If I was going this
- 26:51way, my mom used the one she would read to us, and this
- 26:53is probably why I'm the way I am. She would change the words of
- 26:57the books to like make it very inappropriate. Okay, that's amazing. Yeah,
- 27:00you wouldn't believe what she had kermited, miss Piggy doing. Okay.
- 27:07So anyway, further ado a reading of The Ugly Duckling It's unnecessarily censor Stories.
- 27:15On a farm long ago, a Mama Duck sat on her. How
- 27:18long must I wait for my babies to she said? At last, the
- 27:22eggs began to One by one, yellow ducklings stepped out of their shells.
- 27:29They shook their holes and said all of you, said Mama Duck with joy.
- 27:37You are all so, but one large was still in the nest.
- 27:44Well, said Mama Duck, it looks like the big will take more time.
- 27:49So she had to go sit on her again, and some more.
- 27:53The next day, the big started to hash out. Came a baby boy
- 27:59bird, What if, one may say? So it was a looking thing.
- 28:03This book was much bigger than others. He was not yellow at all,
- 28:07and he with a funny whomper. One of the yellow duck LANs pointed,
- 28:12what is that? He cannot be one of us. I've never seen
- 28:17such an ugly said another. How can you say such a thing, said
- 28:21Mama Duck in a stern voice. Yet the other ducklings quacked ugly. Each
- 28:27yellow duck jumped in the river and behind Mama duck. When it was his
- 28:32turn, the ugly duckling jumped in and started to two. You know,
- 28:37at least he can, Mama Duck said to herself, Pike and Amanda in
- 28:41the morning on Big Nutty eight point seven Amanda, Alright, guys, what
- 28:48is the name of the pizza place that starts with a z? In Minnesota?
- 28:53Help him? All right, Jason, Felton, you're up, nice,
- 29:03nice? What is the human body's largest organ Felton, Jason, represent
- 29:08Felton, you're up? What you got? Um um um um um?
- 29:11I don't know self, Fargo, you got anything. Let's repeat the question
- 29:19here. What is the human body's largest organ na? Guys, that's gonna
- 29:26be skin. That's a tough question. It is tricky, all right,
- 29:30all right, I'll make him a little easier. What movie is the wood
- 29:33Chipper? From Felton? Jason? That would be Fargo? Yes, all
- 29:42right. If Felton gets one more, you're taking it home. How many
- 29:47feet are in a yard? Fargo? Fargo reno, I believe you got
- 29:53in first. How many fever in the yard? Three? Yep, yep,
- 29:59you got okay, roaring back two to one. Felton leads. What
- 30:03is the deadliest insect? Felton very confident, Jason, what do you think?
- 30:18I don't know? Felton really bringing her home? All right? What
- 30:23is the deadliest insect South Fargo. You got anything, Reno, Snap,
- 30:30I'm gonna I don't even know the answer, but I don't know it's snaped.
- 30:33It's gonna be a mosquito. Guys, is that right name? And
- 30:37they're darned diseases. Gee, take a shower, would you? All right?
- 30:41It's still two to one Felton over South Fargo. Question number whatever?
- 30:45I mean? What town is pike? From Felton? This is very a
- 30:53trick question, Jason from Felton. What do you think Glenn in for the
- 31:00win well count it? Of course the Felton guy knows that. Jason.
- 31:07Congratulations, thank and Reno you very much represent Fargo well dead, yes,
- 31:15get it for South Fargo. But Felton taken her home. What do you
- 31:19have to say, Jason on behalf of Felton, Minnesota population. That's one.
- 31:27I got a little hasty, that right, Jason. We'll see you
- 31:30next week when you represent Felton again on the Hometown throw Down. Good morning,
- 31:37eight o'clock. Here's what you need to know. Fargo police have identified
- 31:40the woman who was killed when she was hit by a train. This happened
- 31:42early Sunday. She's fifty eight nine year old Kimberly Joe Riger of Fargo.
- 31:45The trains conductor reportedly tried applying the emergency breaks when they saw the woman sitting
- 31:51on the tracks, but the train was unable to stop in time. That's
- 31:53very sad, horribly sad, or everybody long does it take a train?
- 31:56You know you always hear a train? It takes like what half a mile?
- 32:00Whole mile to stop? Is at true? Still? I think it
- 32:01depends on how fast it's going in how much cargoes behind it, and probably
- 32:05a few factors, but just oh so sad. The Red River Valley SWAT
- 32:09team conducted a high risk search warrant last night in West Fargo. SWAT moved
- 32:13in around eight pm by using a flashbang stun grenade to take one person into
- 32:16custody. There was no threat to residents in the area. Authorities say it's
- 32:21still an ongoing investigation and they haven't released any other details. And I'm starting
- 32:27to get a little nervous, and I'm kind of thinking it was a waste
- 32:29of money for a lot of reasons. To be honest with you, in
- 32:31turned Gracie, who is the biggest Taylor Swift fan, Not only are you
- 32:36going to night one and two of her show in Minneapolis. You have spent
- 32:39so much money getting ready your outfits. The boots you bot were almost two
- 32:45hundred dollars. Like, it's insane what you have done. I have no
- 32:47regrets whatever. But if you don't remember any of those two, well I
- 32:52can look back on pictures. Yeah, that's the same. Okay. Are
- 32:55you the girl at the concert that has your phone out the entire time and
- 33:00chords basically the whole thing. I want to say, no, tell me
- 33:02you're not. But yeah, and you go back and I'm sure to watch
- 33:06all those videos, but you're not in the moment. Well, we get
- 33:08back to the hotel room and it's just like, oh, let's just go
- 33:12and look at everything that I just witnessed. I am begging you to not
- 33:15do that. Well, I'm actually thinking she might need to because there are
- 33:20a lot of Swifties, and according to a neuroscientist, they're all suffering from
- 33:24some sort of post concert amnesia. Oh. One Swift said she couldn't even
- 33:29remember Taylor's surprise song. The other one said she had an out of body
- 33:32experience. Is there always a surprise song? Yeah? She does too?
- 33:36And night, Oh how much of a surprise sounds like, well they're surprised,
- 33:40but we don't know what they are. Oh. I just have never
- 33:45been so excited. I mean I remember even growing up in Sync, I
- 33:47was pretty jack that was going to be my first concert. But I don't
- 33:50remember losing my mind. You don't have a deep passion for music. Actually,
- 33:54because I recall on our way to in Sinc hearing on the radio it
- 34:05was really and they had said they were at Best Picked parent the old Fargo
- 34:09dum Oh, Nick Carter, Niter, Aaron Carter, he played at the
- 34:14Pickled Parrot. Once he listened to try to listen, they said that they
- 34:19in Sync was at best buy And I remember my girlfriend's to night, having
- 34:24our dad drop us off over there, and we were laying on like the
- 34:30counter, like, oh my gosh that Justin and jac were here in like
- 34:34taking pictures. Are you kidding? Were they really at best Buyer was probably
- 34:38some ridiculous radio showing sid and some girls falling for it and looking okay,
- 34:47So maybe I can relate a little bit. Weatherwise today, a sunny,
- 34:51chance of some thunderstorms overnight, gonna be hot though ninety today for the high
- 34:55and again I don't see like anything below eighty five, and if few days,
- 35:00I hope you like it hot.