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Trouser Snakes · Podcast - Big 98.7

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  Oh no, Amanda Stills the sea looks see. Well, there were some
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  people like Pike. What was it about three or four months ago we heard
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  about Brian Spears and you went, who Dad, Like you had no idea
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  Britney Spears had a brother, Brian, who actually was a huge part of
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  the Spears' family, I mean, because they were all kind of a family
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  management company really. As she was kind of growing right, it was just
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  weird. I'd heard of Britney Spears, I heard of Jamie Spears, I
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  heard a Pickle Spears. But Brian Spears, Yeah, it was news to
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  me. He popped back into her life once again, and I feel like
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  it's been for the better. We do know that she's trying to reconcile with
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  her kids. Those that were really close to her stay that Brian is also
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  really close with the other part of the family and they really want to get
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  her to move to Louisiana. Well, I don't know if this has anything
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  to do with it, but he's moved in with her. That was cool.
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  That's cool living with your brother at forty five years old, that would
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  be interesting. Now, would you rather live with Brian Spears or Pickle Spears?
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  Spicy pickle spears. No, no, no, no, no,
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  just I'm gonna go. I'm gonna go pickle spears. I will only want
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  the big Clawsons pickles, those big old juicy bad boys. Oh they're so
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  good. And what is kosher? What the heck does that mean? That's
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  the brand? It's the brand. Isn't it a thing? Though? Like
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  where rabbis can only eat kosher pickles? I know I'm sounding idiot, no
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  idea. All right, well I'm gonna look into it. You talk about
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  this well making train or dish. It was probably three years ago that she
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  had side by side toilets for her and her husband in her bathroom, which
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  was bizarre to me. Well, now she wants everybody to know, Oh
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  we've upgraded. They've got a new home, and they decided they wanted to
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  be able to see each other. So now they have need to knee toilets.
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  So talk about and a vantage point that you never would need to see.
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  I mean, that's disgusting. A front view of somebody going potty.
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  That's like when you walk in on somebody and I accident, it's like brific
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  Oh my god. Yeah, you're not sticking around even if it is my
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  wife. I don't care. Do you want to know kosher pickles? Yea.
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  If we do a little education session, this would be good. Kosher
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  pickles are made according to Jewish dietary laws. Well, regular pickles maybe you
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  may be made using any ingredients and processing methods. Kosher pickles are typically made
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  with a salt brine and flavored with garlic and dill. Interesting, So you
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  weren't completely wrong, I would say I was closer to right if anything.
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  That was my way of saying you weren't completely wrong. I know that's exactly
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  what you said. I understand what you meant. Oh is that what you
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  meant when you said did you miss me? Did you? Or do you
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  want to go back to just the Pike show? I don't know me to
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  sit in here playing guitar enjoying it wasn't wasn't the worst. I did notice
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  you brought the guitar, And have you been having acoustic performances on air or
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  just in the studio? Iman to thank you for I did bring my guitar
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  into the studio because my band Low Standards Big show this weekend Sisseton Street Dance.
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  If you're finding yourself with the sissitance out the Goda area just down I
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  twenty nine. I never were at a few new tunes to the set.
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  They sound like they're going to be great. What is That's what I've heard
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  him here? What did you hear something incorrect? No? Good? I'm
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  okay, great, I'm tipping my hat to ya. All right, moving
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  on. It's a wrap for Ellen, she said, she is calling it
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  quits. I don't think this is a surprise to anybody. We knew she
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  was going to do this Netflix special and then she was going to be done.
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  At a recent comedy show, she said, I'm getting out of the
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  show business. This will probably be the last time you guys are going to
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  see me. And then she also, I guess admitted that yes, there
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  were times she was demanding and impatient and tough. She hates the fact that
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  she ended up. I don't think she got pushed out of the Ellen show.
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  I mean, she just knew it was probably time to hang it up.
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  It was all bad timing with COVID. Remember she had a broadcast from
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  home. It was just oh yeah, there was a lot going on at
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  that time. She said, I do want people to know that I just
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  wasn't being mean. I was just maybe tough on some people. But that's
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  you have to remember she also was a business and I don't know, Yeah,
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  that's pretty high level stuff, like there's gonna be it's not all going
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  to be you know, damn jay now free stuff all the time, exactly.
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  Some people just aren't, you know, great at handling that sort of
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  pressure. There's ways to go about it. You can't just be rude just
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  to be rude. But of course, you know, it's high level stuff.
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  Like I said, so it's kind of like this show, like we're
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  very intense in here because it's there's so much at stake, we don't have
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  room for errors. Correct. Yeah, that's why. That's why. That's
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  right. In the morning, Big Naty eight point seven, I had a
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  story I wanted to bring up here. I got a note. It just
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  says Margarita butt funnel. You know what that would be about. I am
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  not I am not familiar. Oh wait here it is okay, yeah,
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  yo, yeah, that's right. This story. This couple has been arrested,
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  this married couple, and would you see a married couple, you know,
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  being very flirty. It can be annoying, it can also be endearing.
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  Like, oh, they've still got that spark. That's great. Yeah,
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  there there's a fine line, though, I think we can all agree.
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  Well, you tell me if this is a line. Joe and Mary
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  are their names, and they've been arrested after video went viral of their behavior
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  at a Mexican restaurant. So they've obviously had a few margaritas at this point,
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  because sometimes it cut you off after two at some of these margarita places.
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  Well, this margarita restaurant, it was a Mexican restaurant called Rodeo Mexican
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  Restaurant. They were embracing this married couple Joe and Mary. In fact,
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  they wanted to chug a margarita. So the server provided them with a funnel.
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  Yeah, gonna go straight, you know, beer bomb with the margarita.
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  Gosh, that sounds miserable, right, Well, the funnel was not
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  working for whatever reason, so Joe had the idea, well, I can't
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  get this funnel to work, so what other way could I funnel this margarita
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  into my mouth. It was at that point Mary knew exactly what he was
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  talking about, pulled her pants down. Oh stop, bens over, stop,
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  and he proceeded to use her rear end as a funnel to drink the
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  margarita. Yeah, and I think that's where I wrote down margerita butt funnel.
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  And so this video has gone viral, yeah exactly. I mean I'm
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  looking at it right now. I can't watch. That's horrific. I honestly
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  can't even wrap my head around this. And this is at a restaurant.
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  This is that Rodeo Mexican restaurant. Yeah, of course. So are there
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  people like cheering them on? Are there people running out? The restaurant?
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  Looks pretty quiet? Weird? Now you want to know how they got in
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  trouble because it wasn't that night. What happened was the video went viral,
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  and so Mary called the police and said, hey, there's this video of
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  me and you know, my rear end getting the margarita poured down it,
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  and it's we want that taken down. And the police were like, oh,
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  funny, you should say that that was you in that video. And
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  she's like, well, yeah, oh is that indecent exposure? That is
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  correct, manna. So she literally told on herself, called the police.
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  They said, okay, actually, you know what, we want to talk
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  to you and your husband. They've now turned themselves in and they've been arrested
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  on indecent exposure. Did the people who own the place like, was it
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  a security camera footage? No, it was bystanders. Oh got it?
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  Okay? So Rodeo Mexican Restaurant, for their part, had to come out
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  with a statement, Dear valued customers, you recently became aware of an inappropriate
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  incident that took place in a row. So you just became aware of this.
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  Yeah, and they wanted to make it clear that they think that behavior
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  is completely unacceptable. Okay, Yeah, yeah, you're thirsty for margarita?
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  No, you know, I think I've lost my appetite. Yeah, maybe
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  you Jimmy Junga, but definitely not Ada Amanda in the morning seven. If
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  you are not a snake person, I would turn the radio. No,
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  don't turn the radio. In fact, you should. You want to hear
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  this because Amanda, the sheer amount of snakes this guy had in his pants.
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  You're not gonna believe what. You're not gonna believe it. What would
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  make somebody think that they should be doing this? Well, here's what happened.
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  A man has has been arrested at customs. He was trying to sneak
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  over one hundred live snakes into mainland China by stuffing them in his pants.
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  Okay, even more bizarre the fact I feel like this has happened before.
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  I feel like this is kind of an Every few months people are trying to
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  smuggle things in their pants. Well, you're not far off. A man
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  back in June only another man was arrested attempting to smuggle four hundred and fifty
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  four endangered turtles into mainland China. How do you think? Okay, turtles,
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  that feels really hard to do. That's a lot of turtles, and
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  now one hundred snakes. You're thinking probably full on pythons, you know right,
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  I'm like one and a conda. You don't want none. I've heard
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  that, not even three, but exactly no. The guy had him zipped
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  up in little drawstring bags sealed with tape all about his pants, and they
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  busted him. Now what is he doing with these snakes? Which, by
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  the way, there were five species. The infamous milk snake drinks milk snake.
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  I've never seen it hang on like milk. The western hog nos snake.
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  Okay, a milk snake is like twenty four to thirty six inches.
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  These are not little snakes. Twenty four to thirty six that's not a huge
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  snake. That's two pencils. What what arm pencil? What? Why is
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  it? I don't know. I was trying to give a description. Two
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  pencils at about twenty four to thirty six inches. She's holding a pen right
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  now for reference, and so that you think that's what that? I mean
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  a pen is probably my wingspan on my fingers, it's like five and a
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  half inches. The last I'm going to was asking a guy about it.
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  That pencil that's about eight inches. That's uh yeah, but still nonetheless not
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  twenty four to thirty six Okay, So how many of these milk snakes?
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  One hundred and four? No, that's total. I don't know the total,
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  the breakdown of each species as far as the milk snake goes. But
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  yeah, they had a couple other different kinds. Yeah, what is zira
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  for me? Snake skin like boots or something? The snake, there's milk
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  snake kind of colorful. What about now? What about the western hog nosed
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  snake? Are you making? Oh? It shows right up. I thought
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  you were making me just google stuff. Oh that looks like that'd be a
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  great snake skin boots for really fast. That's how you think about these boots.
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  What about Okay, so there's a corn snake, there's a trouser snake,
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  and the Texas rat snake. Yeah, did they confiscate the trousers Yeah,
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  that's what actually got him in jail. But what is he doing to
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  this house? Still it remains to be seen. You know, it's probably
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  a good thing China is trying to keep these out because you know what happened
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  down in Florida at some point. So there's a python issue in Florida.
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  Right, Python's just like overrunning, especially in southern Florida. No wonder you
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  moved back, correct, they were moving north and to get out of there
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  and so but it was because like they got over here. It's an invasive
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  species, not native to the United States. So somebody got a snake in
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  here and it started breeding and now there it's like a problem. You know,
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  So props to China for doing what they can. And you know,
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  you know, are they taking the trousers snake? You're fixated on the trousers
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  snake. You toss it in there, you think I'm gonna let it go
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  Hey, I'm just reading the story. Got it biking Amanda in the morning
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  on seven your point seven Today's Variety. Well, hello pikeing Amanda in the
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  morning. Just like that, It's already Thursday, which means it is big
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  happy hour Thursday over at the local seven oh one. Gonna be great today,
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  sunny eighty five. They've got a little patio out there. If you
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  want to have a beer for ninety eight people get one. That sounds great
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  that you should come, for sure. But Amanda, the nerve of you
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  to come on here and say I just like that, it's Thursday. You've
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  been on vacation for a week. This is your first day back to work.
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  I know it. Just like that, it's Thursday. WHOA, what
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  happened to the week? This is the longest freaking week of my life.
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  Just like that, it's Thursday. It feels like it should be. Did
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  you miss me? Yeah, no, I missed you. I will say.
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  It's fun to have a little little something going on in here. Anyway,
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  Good to have you back. How was your trip? And I keep
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  saying trip, but you were at the lake? Yeah? Really low key
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  vacation of course, rolled into fourth of July. We had a lot of
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  family out at the lake, which was so much fun. We had probably
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  twelve kids between ages six to one. You know that sounds like a personal
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  nightmare of mind, But did you enjoy yourself? So that's why I'm like,
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  you know, wasn't really a vacation, not so much. Did I
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  take vacation days to spend with my amazing family? Yes, and I'll never
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  regret that. Between untangling fishing lines, getting swimmers, itch, you got
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  it, I get not. The kids all got it? Oh boy,
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  making snacks, adjusting goggles. I mean really just constant, constant you're on.
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  But overall it was great. Are they ever just chilling when they're at
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  the lake or is it always like go, go go. They want to
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  be doing something. They have a few chill moments, but honestly they're finally
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  at that age where them in the water plane is kind of the chill for
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  Oh that's good, which is interesting, And they started I suppose you just
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  got a pontoon, right. I just remember as a kid and being at
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  the lake and always wanting to go tubing, like always bugging my dad to
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  bring us tubing. What time is it they've the tube popped? That was
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  that was That was Oh no, that was a tragedy. That was a
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  tragedy on some we have like one of the remember Big Bubba. Big Bubba
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  was yeah, really rode hard for the first four days and the bottom part
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  pop so we had to we're working on patching that we did. I'm sure
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  the patches are coming in from China. It'll be a while. No,
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  and we got one of these huge Our friends at Jane Cameren had a huge
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  uh sale last week because I got one of those mega rugous ones. And
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  those are the ones we grew up on. What you're saying, these things
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  like we all know the nicknames of tubes, So the mega a ruckus,
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  which one is that? So those are going to be like the round tubes
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  that we grew up. We did not grow up the ones where you're just
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  sitting there and it's like what, yes, exactly, be at a home
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  on the couch. So then they had the other one that they're just not
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  ready for. I don't think my kids are ready to fly off quite yet.
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  Might get a little scared. You know, did you really grow up
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  if your dad didn't try to kill you on a tube? I remember Lance
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  Pants whipping us through the weeds like that was okay. I know he goes
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  so fast and just whipping you to the side where there's like gravity is a
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  thing, Like there was no other option but to barrel roll. Think some
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  of the things that we did. I know I used to get so many.
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  I was such a baby when I was a kid, Like I'd tell
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  my dad no waves, no waves, like I didn't want that. I
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  was terrified. And then of course he would and he, you know,
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  have to circle back and pick me up in the water, and I'm sobbing
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  screaming. That brought most dads a little bit of glory. I just couldn't
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  understand why I'm telling tell you not to do that and you're doing it anyway.
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  Why it's their way of going tough enough, kid, Yeah, well
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  it works. Yeah, So overall it was. It was really great.
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  Everybody left on Sunday, including my husband, and so much. No,
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  he didn't want to take as many vacation days as I did. He doesn't
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  think eight days at the lake is quite as us. He's got things to
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  do. But he had left right away early Monday morning, and when he
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  got up, I had got up and I'm like, he did not smell
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  this, and I'm like, what is this smell? And I'm getting a
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  little nervous. I had put a SENSEI on, so I'm thinking, Okay,
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  maybe there was like a wire that was burning, but I'm thinking,
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  okay, are we about to die? This smell is taking over the house.
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  I don't know what it is. My stepdad is sleeping upstairs, the
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  kids are sleeping. Nicky thing about carbon monoxide as you can't So that was
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  exactly the good thing about it. That was the first thing I googled him,
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  like are we about to die? And it's like, you can't smell
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  that. I'm like, okay, we're safe because I can smell that.
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  There's something going on share you could smell it. They call it the silent
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  killer, right anyway, So my husband's like, well, hopefully you figure
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  it out and leaves. Never mind, there's something on fire in this house
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  right now. You enjoy your beautiful days at work. Well, I'm trying
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  to save a house from burning down. So finally, like forty five minutes
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  later, I go, I have to wake up Lands. It's like five
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  point thirty in the morning. We're going around. He still has like the
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  old school panels in the house, so I'm more like lifting all the panels
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  trying to figure out if there's like a wire that's fried, what's going on.
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  After two hours of detecting what it is, it was like his water
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  heater head fried. So that was just like, you know, one of
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  those things. We're in the middle of vacation. So then there was no
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  hot water for like three days, which, to be fair, I think
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  I took a shower, yeah, like really washed my hair once. The
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  whole time. It appears you still haven't no idea. I got all fresh
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  yesterday, new water heater than not all of that. But you know,
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  every time you go on vacation, there's always a little something that happens,
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  but save overall, you feel recharged, refreshed, ready to go. We
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  got I mean big stuff happening here. We're going to need you one hundred
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  percent for So are you ready. I'm feeling refreshed and recharge. I mean
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  tomorrow is already Friday, isn't it. So the week flew by. I
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  know. I told my husband yesterday I was like, gosh, I'm so
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  bummed. He goes, You're literally going to be back at the lake in
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  thirty six hours. Chill out and stop crying exactly. That's good to have
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  you back in a minute in the morning on Big Nuty eight point seven,
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  Man, I got a story for you this lady. This lady's going to
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  steal your heart. Oh okay, boy, your heart is up for the
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  taking. She's one hundred and eight years old. This woman named, uh
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  my god, Helen Denmark turned one hundred and eight over the weekend. How
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  exciting is that? Now, before I tell you what she does to you
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  know, stay so youthful, I'll give you a little clip of her.
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  She did it. You know, they did a whole news story for us.
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  Of course, here's Helen. All right, I'll be here when I'm
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  one hundred and kin the sass call her shot two years out, just like
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  yeah, can you imagine? I think about this if if you were to
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  live that old, like even ninety, I just feel like, you know,
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  any moment literally, I know people say, oh I will any day
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  I wake up is a good day. But like truly, when you get
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  to that age, every day is not guaranteed at all, And you would
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  normally feel that way. But being Grandma Millie, she was out at the
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  lake for fourth of July, her and her boyfriend Danny just hanging out drinking
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  Captain diets like it's their day jets and she howled, Now she's ninety six,
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  so she'll be ninety ninety seven in December, and just still, I
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  mean, she's going a little slower. She didn't stay up till three am
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  like she sometimes does, but I mean animal, she would have been on
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  the jet ski if it was not for rain and thunder and all of that
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  on the fourth of July. So that that's a candidate right there, you
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  know, to possibly hit the old triple digits. Yeah, a lot of
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  her family members, I believe the oldest one was like, I want to
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  say one hundred and one. Really I could be wrong, but yeah,
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  you know, they say, and by they the US Census Bureau, that
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  there's currently one hundred and one thousand people in the US that are one hundred
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  or older. So that's quite a lot. But they do say by the
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  year twenty fifty four that number is going to quadruple. So just with modern
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  I was going to say, why are we living so much longer? Well,
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  that's just sort of been the trend of you know, a thousand years
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  ago, they were living to like twenty eight or whatever, which I guess
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  feels about right now. I'm just kidding. I mean, what were they
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  I think that was a sweet spot. They were dying of dysenterian such Yeah.
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  Now though, yeah, with modern medicine, and who knows by twenty
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  fifty four what will be cured and or what at least prolonging things? By
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  this lady, Helen, she's one hundred and eight, and what keeps her
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  so youthful? Well, the news Lady got the answer from her, and
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  this is a Newslady reporting on it. Helen says she stays young by drinking
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  wine, eating dessert, and flirting with men with mustaches. Obviously, I
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  must ask you a question. Do you think she's got one liners for him?
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  Or do you think she just goes up? Because I think there are
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  some mustache related pickup lines. Old men feel like they can just like say
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  whatever they want and we can they get away with it, you know what
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  I mean? You just kind of giggle, You're like, ahaha, that's
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  old stand or whatever. But with ladies, I mean, does she just
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  go up? Can you like, do you just like pet it? Does
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  she just I don't know. I got a couple ideas. I don't know
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  if I can share, probably not, just knowing the look on your face
• 20:30
  right now, let's not wait is there isn't it right there? For you?
• 20:33
  Mustache? Really like a lady? Yeah, yep, no, gotcha.
• 20:36
  Frying to seduce a guy with a mustache, you could say something like,
• 20:38
  oh, yeah, yep, here'sing it as a mode of transportation.
• 20:45
  Possibly, but also the wine and dessert. Yeah, that's another interesting one.
• 20:49
  Two very I mean, objectively unhealthy habits. Why do you say red
• 20:53
  Ryan's good for the heart? Do they say that? I feel like the
• 20:56
  more I'm hearing because there used to be studies like, oh, four drinks
• 21:00
  after dinner is good for you? And dessert is I always had red wine
• 21:07
  for dessert, so now I can add dessert and have run. Well,
• 21:10
  No, I think it's just all bad. I think it's all I mean.
• 21:11
  I think you're you know, yeah, in moderation, you're not going
• 21:14
  to's not gonna kill you. I don't know. I want Helen's plan,
• 21:17
  Helen. You mustaches? Nick got a mustache? You ever had one?
• 21:21
  One time? He he joked about it and had one for about forty five
• 21:25
  seconds before he shaved any mustaches are just a joke at this point. There's
• 21:30
  not many people rocking a serious mustache. Not for me. Trending Now here's
• 21:34
  what you need to know. Well, things are getting pretty interesting. The
• 21:38
  growing movement to convince president but into withdraw from the presidential race seems to be
• 21:42
  picking up some momentum, especially yesterday when Peter Welch of Vermont became the first
• 21:47
  Democratic Senator to call for the president to drop out stadium. That would be
• 21:51
  for the good for the country if he just withdrew. A former House Speaker
• 21:55
  in Anti Pelosi said it's up to the president and saide if he's going to
• 21:56
  run. We are encouraging him to make that decision because time is running short.
• 22:00
  Actor and major Democratic donor George Clooney was very blunt and just said,
• 22:06
  we simply need a new nominee. President Biden doesn't seem to be backing down,
• 22:10
  in fact double down. He is sitting down for an interview with NBC
• 22:14
  Lester Holt. I guess this is all airing on Monday. I'm guessing it's
• 22:17
  per recorded, probably not something that's going to be live, but basically just
• 22:21
  showing his commitment to the race. Yeah, I mean, listen, I
• 22:23
  understand the urge to double down, or when people are telling you to do
• 22:27
  one thing, it's like, okay, we'll watch this. Yeah. But
• 22:30
  at the same tier, he already had half the country who definitely didn't want
• 22:33
  you to be president, right just because of their political beliefs, and now
• 22:37
  the other half that you did have, like it seems half of them don't
• 22:41
  want either. So this is where in the old Midwest we go. Ouf
• 22:47
  da. It is a big oof down. It's a big you know,
• 22:49
  thankfully it's not all that serious. Is just the president in the United States.
• 22:53
  So I took this so picking restaurant over in West Fargo. It was
• 22:59
  the first Chinese restaurant on Maine Avenue over there, and after more than thirty
• 23:03
  years, it was the first Chinese restaurant on Maine Avenue, the first Chinese
• 23:07
  restaurant in West Fargo. Oh, I would assume on Maine Avenue as well,
• 23:10
  but probably after more than thirty years of business. They announce yesterday on
• 23:15
  Facebook that they're calling it quits. Their last day is going to be August
• 23:17
  twenty fourth. They do urge people to pop on over one more time or
• 23:21
  huge fan maybe a few more times, because you do have some time to
• 23:23
  do that. But they're only cash only right now, Okay, I never
• 23:26
  had been there, and I love Chinese and all sorts of different See,
• 23:30
  I thought this was going to be devastating for you as a huge Chinese fan,
• 23:33
  Chinese fan lover. Ever since King House left us, it's just not
• 23:37
  been the same for me. You know, I really haven't established a new
• 23:41
  home for Chinese food. What I just I also forgot you're a big buffet
• 23:47
  fan. Well, and I don't know if they have a buffore I've been
• 23:49
  doing. I've been going to what's mister walk on Veterans, so this you
• 23:52
  know near us, and it's just easy, got it. It's also good
• 23:56
  for like self control because if I am at a buffet, it's like there's
• 23:59
  no limit to what I'll eat. I don't why you're giggling. This is
• 24:02
  my life. You're hawking. So I'm just there's just nothing, all right,
• 24:08
  I'm a dying and know what has you? All? Free? Stuff?
• 24:12
  The giggles. Your reports say that Travis and Taylor spend one hundred thousand
• 24:17
  dollars a day, which is about twenty seven million dollars together since they've been
• 24:22
  together and it's about a year. Did I say something? Did I?
• 24:26
  You didn't. I was just stumbling and fumbling in some of the things I
• 24:30
  was saying. Just I'll have to take take a listen back, you'll have
• 24:33
  to. I hope you're not trying to make fun of King. Howse bring
• 24:37
  up that old not even? Oh no, okay, because I know back
• 24:41
  then you were pretty pretty rude about the whole situation. No, I mean
• 24:45
  it questionable. Yeah, but no, every good restaurant has pigeons caged in
• 24:49
  the basement. Okay, it's just it's just how it is. We've moved
• 24:52
  on to Taylor and Travis and they're spending more in a day on jets and
• 24:56
  security than the average US two income home brings in a year. But hey,
• 25:00
  it's the price of love, baby. I love that they're sacrificing all
• 25:04
  of their money. Yeah, jets are very expensive to operate from what I
• 25:08
  understand. It'll be you ever written on a PJ With a PJ, it's
• 25:14
  kind of an if you know, you know, oh private jet? Yeah
• 25:17
  exactly once twice? Yeah for life. But I will tell you this,
• 25:23
  did you realize? And a lot of people are gonna get excited about it.
• 25:26
  There's already been some rumors that Travis Kelcey is supposed to be proposing to
• 25:30
  Taylor on their one year anniversary. Oh spoiler, don't see that happen.
• 25:33
  He can't do it now. I think us idiots are talking about it.
• 25:37
  But it was a day or two ago. That was his first concert going
• 25:40
  to see her, and that's when it all kind of started. So I
• 25:42
  don't know, and I don't know if any of us really know the official
• 25:45
  date when they started dating. I don't know either. Did you see that
• 25:48
  he went to another show with Patrick Mahomes and Bill Belichick? Yes? Awesome?
• 25:52
  Was Bill Belichick's girlfriend there? I would assume I didn't see that the
• 25:57
  school out, I don't know. It's summer, okay, but she's a
• 26:03
  cheerleader still. Oh yeah, yeah so Bill brad practice, but he's a
• 26:07
  big swiftye Bill Belichick. Yeah that was super cute. Did you see she
• 26:11
  did a whole like ensemble, like three songs about him? And oh yeah,
• 26:15
  you started crying. I know. They're so okay, big baby,
• 26:18
  like in the morning, big naety eight point seven to your parent. I
• 26:22
  am. They just did the study and it turns out thirty three percent of
• 26:26
  parents. That's roughly one in three. And I took the advanced math that
• 26:30
  dors Quinnon Felm. Thirty three percent of parents don't know how to fold laundry
• 26:36
  correctly. Now what is does that mean? Yeah? Exactly that is.
• 26:41
  I mean you've seen it all over social media. There's like four or five
• 26:44
  different ways to fold a towel or do whatever, and everybody does it differently.
• 26:48
  Yeah. There, and there's no law, there's no standard, right,
• 26:51
  and you can you can roll it up in a ball. Yeah.
• 26:52
  The good news for me is that I do all the laundry in the house,
• 26:56
  so it doesn't matter. Oh so, well, you're the one.
• 26:59
  It's not like my husband is. He's not folding or putting towy clothes.
• 27:02
  That's that's not his thing. But that's your answer. You're the one who's
• 27:04
  in charge of it, so it doesn't matter. The correct way to do
• 27:07
  it is how you do it. Like I remember growing up, and the
• 27:10
  only one that was gonna yell at you for doing it incorrectly was the one,
• 27:14
  like my stepmom in this case. You know, so, how do
• 27:17
  you like what? For example, like a T shirt? I always really
• 27:18
  to hang them up, So I like to hang as many things as possible.
• 27:22
  That's kind of my jam. My husband does have a few shirts that
• 27:26
  like fold workout type shirts, Like I just throw those in the closet.
• 27:30
  Yeah, I try to fold them. And see, I'm very weird.
• 27:33
  I fold things differently all the time. Yeah, Like beach towels out at
• 27:37
  the lake, I'm folding different than my regular towels in. I don't know,
• 27:41
  I don't have any weird Yeah, Like I'm not super anal about that,
• 27:45
  which is kind of odd because I am about a lot of things right
• 27:47
  as long as you're doing them all the same way. You know, towels,
• 27:51
  there's so many ways you can do that. A lot of ways to
• 27:52
  skin a cat would be the way to say it. Exactly know where that
• 27:56
  came from. But twenty five percent of people in the same survey admit they
• 28:00
  were never taught how to mow the lawn or do yard work. Oh you
• 28:03
  know, yesterday I was going to hop on the lawn mower. The day
• 28:07
  kind of got away from me last over at the lake. Yes, because
• 28:11
  there's a lot of a lot of space out there, and I told Lance
• 28:14
  Pants, I'm like, hush, you know, what let me hop on,
• 28:15
  let me go and mow the lawn because it had been so long.
• 28:18
  But I remember growing up and that was my chore and it took like an
• 28:22
  hour and I couldn't do anything unless I did that, and it was every
• 28:26
  Wednesday. Yeah, and it would just drive me crazy. But now there's
• 28:30
  something relaxing about it. Especially around owing. It is the best. Yeah,
• 28:33
  riding mower, I've never used to push. My husband's like, I'll
• 28:36
  teach you. I'm like, I think, I think if I'm going to
• 28:38
  be doing the laundry, you can do them. You can do the mowing.
• 28:41
  Push mowing is terrible, But riding on a mower. And I've worked
• 28:45
  at golf courses and that's some of my favorite work I've ever done, is
• 28:48
  just throwing the headphones in and riding on a mower. Something about it.
• 28:52
  I'm with you, ye kind of relaxing. Yeah, well then I'm just
• 28:57
  thinking about that mode job I had in the day. I will still hiring
• 29:02
  I do. I came home last night and when I went outside to let
• 29:06
  the dog out. My husband does a great job about the lines and everything
• 29:11
  like that. But I always because we have like an upper deck, I
• 29:12
  always see a little something. And that is one thing I don't ever say
• 29:17
  out loud, like oh, when there's a little space of the long grass,
• 29:19
  a little something. I try not to, but when I do notice,
• 29:22
  I'm like it, hits. I'm gonna give you a little tip,
• 29:26
  your little husband tip. Don't say a thing about the grass. I know.
• 29:29
  This is why. This is why when I know he gets upset sometimes
• 29:33
  away I do the laundry. This isn't the underlying like you just don't speak
• 29:37
  in No, just get scissors out of the drawer in the kitchen where you
• 29:41
  keep the scissors and the tape measure and everything, and you go out there
• 29:42
  and snip those long blades. Okay, Ananda in the morning on Big seven,
• 29:48
  I'd like to give another congratulations here if I could. I just was
• 29:52
  looking at my phone in my little calendar af see what's on the docket for
• 29:55
  today, and I forgot I put in there that today is my mom's twenty
• 29:59
  year a sobriety date. Twenty years of sobriety. I mean, that is
• 30:03
  an incredible, truly incredible good for her. Not even I mean you had
• 30:07
  to be there to understand truly how incredible it is. You know, so
• 30:11
  I always tell people, you know, if she can do it, you
• 30:14
  can't if you want. It's not easy, of course, but you know,
• 30:17
  just like to give her a little love. I know she's sleeping right
• 30:19
  now. I'd call her if I could, but oh, sleeping in a
• 30:22
  little big sleepyhead. So I'll get together with her today. But you know,
• 30:26
  that's a that's a big one. So props to her. And if
• 30:29
  anybody out there is inspired by it, then great, absolutely, And you're
• 30:33
  right, I know there's people in our family. The struggle is really real.
• 30:37
  Oh yeah, right, And I think a lot of people go through
• 30:41
  that and trying to get past and that's just it. Though. Is there
• 30:45
  a certain point you even get past where it is easier because it's got to
• 30:48
  be a challenge every single day. Yeah, it's you know, she just
• 30:52
  got to the point where it was there's no other way. I mean,
• 30:56
  like you just couldn't and it really changed the trajectory of well, obviously her
• 30:59
  life, but all too you know, as kids. But uh, yeah,
• 31:02
  I'm to the point now where I never even you know, for some
• 31:04
  time, you're always wondering like when it's not if it's when when, Yeah,
• 31:07
  she's gonna, you know, do it again, but no, twenty
• 31:11
  years it's pretty I feel pretty locked in as far as where we're att Well,
• 31:15
  that makes me really happy. Yeah, she does say she shared,
• 31:18
  you know, because we'll go out to lunch and we'll have a beer or
• 31:19
  whatever, me and my siblings. But she's like, you know, I
• 31:22
  do, I do miss like I wish I could just have a couple of
• 31:26
  drinks with you guys, you know, because it's you know, objectively fun
• 31:30
  when you're just having a couple of cocktails right. Well, and we live
• 31:33
  in an area and I feel like society just in general, it's like,
• 31:37
  yeah, that's just kind of the thing to do for a lot of people.
• 31:40
  And you know, it's been really cool. Dustin from Happy Har's Bttle
• 31:41
  Shops, he comes in of course every Friday, but just even seeing the
• 31:45
  turn of events from so many people going to an a there was a couple
• 31:48
  of people out of the lake having n a beers over the weekend. They've
• 31:52
  really just come a long way with just mixology in general. Well, the
• 31:55
  options. Yeah, she talked about course back in the day having to just
• 31:57
  drink o duels like that was you that was your only option and it was
• 32:00
  not good because briggsy is what he'll be four And I remember there was like
• 32:07
  it felt like there was only three versions of beer at the time, Like
• 32:08
  just to see how far like post COVID, how many people kind of just
• 32:13
  quit drinking in general because they hit rock bottom. I think there was a
• 32:15
  lot of so many people from home April twenty wedding, we were all just,
• 32:21
  you know, cracking another drink in the afternoon because what the heck else
• 32:23
  is he going to do? Yeah, and just to see how far we've
• 32:27
  come with that. So that's good twenty years mom sober so props to her.
• 32:30
  I know she's yes, definitely not listening, but I'll tell her I
• 32:32
  said it anyway, give her, give her a hug from me. Now
• 32:36
  we're going to I'm treating her to lunch. I guess, Hey, if
• 32:38
  I were to guess, you don't know the place, it's not gonna it's
• 32:43
  it's either a Chinese buffet or McDonald's. Those are those are the only two.
• 32:46
  I'm not going to say it one way or the other. Let's just
• 32:49
  say it's up in North Fargo and it's on University. It's just an it's
• 32:53
  an old it's been around for What's an old joint that's been there for a
• 32:57
  while. Yeah, is it on the corner, the big yellow sign.
• 33:00
  Yeah, you guys come in. Well, you're trying to pronounce the golden
• 33:06
  arch, you're trying to sound out the m Yeah. Man, we're going
• 33:09
  to m mostly for the coffee. I might get a mcdouble, Okay,
• 33:15
  I'm mcdoubl.