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Romantic Ideas To Spice Up Your Relationship · Podcast - Big 98.7

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it? I think what it is is just another realization how old we're getting
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and how irrelevant our past is. Well, right, that's last time you
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went to mtvnews dot com to get any But if you want to google something,
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I mean, Wikipedia's got everything. You're fine. I never really trust
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Wikipedia because anybody can update it, right, But you have to have sources.
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If you have to encounter something on Wikipedia, that's not true. I
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mean, I get like back in school they used to say you couldn't use
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Wikipedia as a source. See that's kind of where my mindset is. But
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listen, it's ninety nine point nine to nine percent. You're really interesting.
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You know that you go to Wikipedia as though. Thank you for saying.
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I appreciate you saying that it is. It's mind blowing to me. How
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you'll know information. You're like, yeah, it was Friday night and I
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was just scrolling through this person's Wikipedia love it band. Mind blowing. Yeah,
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Like I love Yeah. If we're watching a movie, I'll just dig
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into the actors a bit, or watch the read about the movie or the
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show. Yeah. I just love you know, I just love having information.
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Knowledge. It's power, is what I've heard. It hasn't got me
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too far, but it's fun to have a couple interesting facts here and there.
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Well. I dropped a little knowledge on you earlier this morning about the
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Olympic gold medal winner a thing MoU who is now going to be invited to
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the Paris Olympics. So of course kind of felt like it was a shoe
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in that she's gonna at least make it after winning gold last time. Right,
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Yeah, I mean this, this sucks. This is one of our
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horses. Eight hundred meter track and field event. She ended up getting her
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feet caught up in the pack of the race runners. This is also a
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trip. She tripped. It's not sugarcoated. She fell down. Her foot
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just miraculously was tangled amongst the feet of the competitors. She tripped. It
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happens to me all the time. Well she tripped and foul. Okay,
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and now she I guess finished last and the appeal to go to the Olympics
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was denied. No other details were given, But I get it. I
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mean, it's worth a shot to be like, hey, guys, I
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won it. But that's not how it works. You gotta get right that
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that's how it goes, because you're gonna have to take somebody's place who didn't
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trip, and they're gonna be like, what the heck there was a lady
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that fell down is gonna go instead of me? There was a leg entanglement
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that happened the race. But that is a bummer. I mean that kind
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of felt like a gold for the good us of a for those people who
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were like me this morning hearing about this athlete for the first time, and
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I know she was a gold medallist and an incredible runner. I just don't
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follow women's middle distance running all that closely. Her name is what I mean.
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I just want people to know, like there's probably people in the car
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going, wait, did she say a thing move? You don't follow women's
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middle discent running. I took you for a follower of women's middle I stopped
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at one hundred meter anything longer in that. I'm just I just I'm not
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all that interested. You're more of a dash kind of guy. Yeah,
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yeah, I love dash. We shut this down. What's your name of
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thing move? Okay, gosh, she's an incredible Now that I've read into
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her story a bit, I know she's incredible, and I think we're we're
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worse off andantee not a gold now, probably for us. I shouldn't say
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that, not a guarantee, because I don't know a thing move too.
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Who that could be? Yeah, who knows? I think we're usually pretty
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strong in these categories, aren't. We couldn't tell you. I multiple not
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a follower. I don't know what. Okay, a minute in the morning,
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big ninety eight point seven. Once you do some thinking, think back
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to when you got your first car. Okay, we all have fond memories.
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Yeah, but it was interesting though I was reading they conducted this survey.
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They asked a bunch of people to think back to the first car,
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and of the two thousand people surveyed, eighty seven percent was all that could
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remember their first car. So, really, if you're able to at the
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very least remember the car, props to you, because some people can't.
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Really, I mean, your first car, that's I mean, that is
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one of the top ten moments of your life, I would say, I
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mean, do you remember you remember that? First of all, what was
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your first car? I had a two door Chevy black Coop that I called
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the night Rider. I can't even say what this straight is? The night
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Rider? Yep, that's what we called it. I mean, you're not
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gonna believe this, but I had a car as well that I called the
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night Rider. And no way, how have we never talked about this?
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Well, here I don't even care to even say because it's not original because
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I didn't know it at the time. But there was a very popular TV
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show Miami Vice Night. The show was called night Rider and it was Who's
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the guy Who's It was a Tom Selleck but it was literally like his car
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was called the night Rider. So neither of us were original. Terror definitely
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not. What was your car? Oh? It was a nineteen ninety four
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Old Smobile Calais, which is a model they just stopped making pretty much ride
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after that, similar to like a cutlass. Yet we grew up. I
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swear either my friends had a Grand Prix, a Grand Am or a Taurus.
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Oh yeah, parking lot. I eventually graduated to a Grand Prix because
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the Calais. This thing was an absolute piece of garbage, you know.
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And I remember it because I didn't have a say in what vehicle it was.
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And of course I appreciate my parents getting me a Va, even though
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if it was the cheapest clunker they could find. And I remember my dad
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saying, Hey, I got the got your vehicle. I'll bring it to
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school today. I'll pick you up from school in it, and just that
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moment of like, oh boy, what could it be knowing full well he
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wasn't going to be rolling up in a Mustang or anything. Yeah, but
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I still in the back of my head like had hope it'd be something cool,
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have like a big red bow on it or something. And he just
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pot stuff in this ninety four maroon Calais and I kept looking like, that's
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that's my dad in there, that's that's my car. That's what all right,
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But then you still have so much pride in it, just having a
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car for the first time. Oh my gosh. I remember, of course
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the air freshener. You had to make sure you had that. But we
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were in this we were in the the it was I think it was fashion
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bug in d l if. I remember, right, getting all the accessories
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for your car, like they had this one area. So this is going
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to shock you. Cheetah print, steering wheel, all the different things,
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like just a ridiculous Yeah. I mean, did you take care of it?
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Oh yeah, because a lot of people in the survey said they regret
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not take better care of their first car. So I lived on a dirt
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road, so there was just it was always kind of yeah, I had
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to deal with that situation. But overall. Yeah, yeah, ours,
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it was so And I got a new car like a year or two later
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because it was just a constant problem. Like how many times might we'd all
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be, oh, it's all go out to Perkins or something, and then
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I'd get in my car and it wouldn't start. I'd be like, well,
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I guess you guys have fun. I'll just call my dad and we'll
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a tote back home for the third time this week. Seven one A good
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morning. I was just calling to give you some information on you're talking about
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the car the trans am as showal with the night Rider that was at Davil's
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casselhoff an wast and the car was kicked. Oh no way, okay,
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So I thought it might have been Hassle hooff. I wouldn't I say,
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Tom Selleck? Yeah, okay. Did you have a name for your car?
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My first car was a seventy three Dodge Charger. I thought it one
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time. I might have called it the Big Charge. They had big four
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hundred big block mortar in it with Dick Skifty Holly double buffers in the day
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left that you remember all those details though, I don't. That's where you
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lose me. I have all I know about my cars that had an engine
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and probably spread car rugs, possibly tires. Thanks man, thanks for calling.
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If you care to share the nickname for your first car, we have
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any good ones on do yes, Lisa, one of our top fans.
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She said, big Bertha, that's pretty good. That is a good one.
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Carrera chiming in with the beast aka Herman. How many nicknames can you
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have? I don't know. Then we have Gail naming a car. Yeah,
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dogs, cat's children, Yeah, cars. No, okay, Gail,
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we're all just gonna die and let's have fun while we're here. So
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name a car. I don't you know, I just go ahead and do
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it. If you don't want to do it, that's fine too, but
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it's not something you should probably make fun of other people for doing. Yeah,
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I don't know. I never after that, after the old night ride
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many cars, I know some people were obsessed with it. You've named my
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vehicle now, like what a mom bus at this point? Oh the city
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bus that you drive. Yeah, that's just more of a description of it.
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Forty gallon tank of gas. Oh, good memories, huh. Just
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thankful now to have a more reliable vehicle, I know, you get me
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grief for driving the same niece on Ultimate for twelve years. Now, gonna
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ask, was that car number two after you got rid of the cut list?
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Did you know when I had I had a Pawnia Grand Prix in the
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middle because the calaeis that's what I meant, crapped out pretty quick. So
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I yeah, I went to a Grand Prix which was it ran You know,
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it was fine and it had a leather seats. It was a coop
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as well to a two door. Just nifty little thing. The two doors.
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Remember I just trying to cram people in the back seat. There's only
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one. Oh yeah, so that's what Really the reason for the upgrade was
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I needed the back seat room for the Ultimate because you did live in your
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car for a while. I remember there was times where I had all of
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my belongings in the car and it was I wasn't like sleeping overnight in it.
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Person. It would take some good naps. Oh I would sleep for
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hours during the day just in your car. Just bizarre behavior. Well you
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know it was that, or actually walk inside of MSUM to go to class.
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But why would I do that when I could just sleep in the car
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in the parking lot, takeet Amanda in the morning. This is going to
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be great for your guy or your girls. Go both ways, because it's
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always nice to spice things up, totally, do something new, don't just
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have the same day every day. And it's hard though, I mean as
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ridiculous as it sounds. Well, it's easy to just kind of get stuck
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in it and then it takes a while to realize, gosh, we're stuck
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in it. It does take a very conscious, deliberate effort to get out
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of that run. That's the key. That's I mean, all things worth
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having are hard. And so try one of these man to make an effort
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to maybe create a cupeon book for your loved one. Gosh, you remember
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back in the dating day is like way back, way way way back.
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That was like the Valentine's you did this? Oh my, I would pay
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to see what these coupons were for. Yeah, like free uh, free
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massage. I got a few examples, like a week of doing dishes.
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Yes, that goes a long ways. Uh. This coupon is good for
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your special meal prepared and then kind of give them a wild card. This
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coupon is good for fill in the blank. Oh, I got it.
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I got a couple ideas, just envisioning my husband. If I were to
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slip them a cubon book, what is this? Well, then he reads
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on, maybe just slip one up. Let me see it. Let me
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see if I can get some clip art going over here. Yeah, sure,
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you could also another thing to make things romantic. You're gonna like this
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one with the cubon. But now this one's just efficient. Surprise them by
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getting in the shower with them. Yeah, I mean, come on,
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now, the little skin skin contact of water everything, every soak and wet.
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Yeah, that's right. You guys ever shower together, just just for
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times sake, saving water? Of course, I don't know how much water.
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Are you saying it's saving the water? Uh? Yes, But you
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got to remember we've got a couple of kids, and that whole like bathtime,
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all of that is just like in general, it's a lot going on,
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because if you're both in the shower, then who's watching the kids?
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That? And yeah, and then they ask questions. It's like, yeah,
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it's as different. Oh they ask questions. Yeah, I bet they
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do. Yeah, you don't want to. I mean I don't like it
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either, because for the fact that if you just have a normal shower,
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one of you really is going to be kind of on the outside looking in.
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And I'm always so cold and I like a hot, hot shower.
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Yeah, unfortunately that has been like a cold shower. We just we don't
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really have the shower. Is he you know, is he a serial killer?
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Because what kind of person? Cold? But like to me, it's
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freezing. Oh okay, you're like all the way on like full blast,
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gotcha? Yeah, And I just don't you know, there's things you do
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in the shower that okay, I understand. I like to get in there
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and clean every nook and cranny and sometimes you have to just get in awkward
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positions to do so. We all know how to shower, Pike, I
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don't know if you know how to show to the next one, Pike.
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Oh. Another thing you can do to make things romantic and your your otherwise
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stale relation relationship, Uh, send them a sexy text during the day.
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Yeah. I get those from my husband. They always make me giggle to
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share with you. I don't know if sexy is the word as much as
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maybe grotesque. Come some of the things you said. Okay, another thing
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you can do maybe prepare and eat a meal that includes only food you eat
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with your fingies otherwise known as fingers. Why would that be sexy? It's
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just romantic, okay? Is it like because then you're going to feed each
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other. Yeah, I'm thinking of just like a sandwich and that's just nothing.
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You you both got a blt snap berries. I don't think we're mature
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enough to be uh. I guess okay spicy in our marriages. Well maybe
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those aren't doing it for you. But I got a couple more. Please,
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So far I'm shooting them all down. This one's interesting. Take a
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train or bus ride. So in this case you got to just hop on
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the mat bus and pretend to be strangers who meet for the first time and
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fall in love. Imagine jumping jumping on at West Acres and there's Nick sitting
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in the back of the mat bus. I mean I wouldn't go all the
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way back there because I'd want him to see if i'd sit in the front,
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ride by the bus driver and see if he'd work his way up.
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Excuse me, miss, anybody's sitting here? I saw you had the all
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you can ride pass? Mind if I join you? Oh gosh, Amanda
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in the morning on SIG. What I don't wonder though, is whether or
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not it's okay to be kissing strangers. What. Yeah, this guy apparently
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has an issue with that kissing strangers just like can't can't contain himself or what.
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That's correct. A fight broke out between two men after one of them
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and the men attempted to kiss the other's family member without permission. It is
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weird behavior and family member like not his wife, just like a random family
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member. Well, the news story doesn't specify. Okay, very well,
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could have been his wife led with that. The random guy's trying to kiss
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my wife. That's that's not gonna end. Well, well, you know
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how the news is, they like to leave out details. So this guy
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tries to kiss the anonymous family member. Well the guy, the other guy,
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the family member, he had a problem with that, as he would.
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And so the guy who was doing the kiss and messed with the wrong
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guy because he happened to have a sam Ey sword what in his pocket?
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I don't know if you could fit one of your I don't think so that
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pant leg I'm getting a machete machetes of the smaller one, right, you
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can have a pretty big machete too. You don't just have I'm thinking you're
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thinking of a pocket knife. I think, oh, you mean the knife
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that goes in your pocket. No, but like I'm thinking of even if
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you had a little side satchel a machete, but a samuraized it's a Samuri
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sword, so you think of a big long, I am ninja sword.
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This guy just happened to have one in cases like this where you got guys
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trying to kiss your family members. So he pulls it out and he waste
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no time. He was not using it as just maybe a little threat.
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He planned to use it, so he started a swinging and he swung it
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right at the face alleged attacker kiss her. The alleged kiss her and sliced
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off. Okay, stop stop it, No you're not. I can't work
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not the whole thing, but just the tip of this man's nose. Oh
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gosh, that's kind of what you're thinking. I was thinking. Ear.
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I was totally thinking an ear off the man's nose. So now that's gotta
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be kind of like that cardile it. Yeah. The police and their statement
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said that the victim had a large piece of skin flapped off his nose and
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was hanging. He also had a cut above his eye. He was taking
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to the hospital. They found him and arrested him. Now the guy who
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was doing the chopping, so he went from being like the family member of
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a victim. Now he's in jail, sitting next to the guy who's doing
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the kissing, who's down a tip of a nose. Oh my god.
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They didn't take him to the hospital before jail. I don't know how do
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you handle a tip of a nose injury? Like, you know, I
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know, if it was a finger, you'd put it on ice, so
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you could probably reattach it. Yeah, I think this is gonna involve some
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serious plastic surgery. But where do you get that nose cartilage? Is there
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another piece of your body that's like your nose? Yeah? Where can you
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find another nub? You know? Like would you you know they do skin
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grabs and stuff, but as far as your nose goes, they do nose
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jobs all the time. It's true. Can't you just get anything from your
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rear end? Yeah, but that's I mean, I can't take that much
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off of mine. Yeah, not to give my might go noseless. You're
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gonna go. You're gonna have to g nothing to get there. A man's
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got a she in her words, a pretty lack of a rear end.
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It's like introverted. Oh man, God must hurt to sit out like a
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minute in the morning, big nuddy. There's a new trend and it's blowing
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up and people are loving pet travel influencers. So of course there's a gazillion
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mean, like everybody's dream is to be a travel in influencer where you just
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prance around to different resorts, you get free trips, and you just get
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paid to post it on social media. How do you get into something like
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that? Well, I think you have to be very attractive and that's about
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it. So, like, is it mainly people showcasing their bikini bodies on
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beaches? Is that kind of the vibe? I think that's definitely part of
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it. Like, and you would be surprised. I mean, my wife
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Lauren, she worked in PR for a while. She's working for this like
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resort. Compare this woman who'd pr for resorts and they would have influencers big
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air quotes here reach out to them and want like free trips and money on
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top of it. And so you imagine a person with hundreds of thousands of
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millions followers. No, these are people with like two thousand followers. Like
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really, what was the name of this resort? Right exactly? It would
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sell you literally would give people like that free trips or free rooms. So
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the barrier of entry is not what you think. So literally everybody right now
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going worth a shot. I mean truly to think about it, But I
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didn't understand the pet influencer part of it. So the pet influencer people have
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now sort of moved on from just the humans doing the traveling. Now they
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want to see pets traveling. See, so their loan would stress me out
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traveling with a pet, especially if you're going to on a plane. Yeah,
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but if you're getting paid. This one woman she said that she started
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just bringing her cat, she has an orange cat, bringing it around on
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her travels and then documenting it and it just went viral and people loved it.
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Now she got two hundred and forty thousand followers and it's become her full
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time job is traveling with her cat, which you know, yeah, would
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I want to travel with a cat? Not necessarily. You were just on
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a flight the other day and you were complaining, and we didn't have a
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chance to talk about an on air about a cat just underneath the seat.
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I'm allergic to cats like that should just not be okay, Like you should
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at least be able to address the situation before it's just under the seat.
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Yeah, the guy in eleven B disagreed he had a cat in a tiny
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little carrier because I guess I didn't know this, but I guess you know
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you can bring if it's a small dog or cat, you can put it
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under your seat in a carrier. And this cat was having the worst day
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of its life. I mean, this is a flight coming. Imagine ears
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probably popping. Yeah, I mean got there was kids all over the flight,
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but the loudest one was this poor cat like screaming for its life.
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And the guy's is chilling there. Yeah, sorry, did you have to?
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I mean, isn't the beauty of cats that you can just kind of
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leave them at home if you go on a vacation. I mean, or
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did he? Some may say, do you think he flew across the country
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to get this particular case? Maybe it was a cat fluencer. You guys
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were coming from Florida. Maybe they were at a resort. You should have
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got this guy's insta handle to see what they were doing, because I mean,
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you're bringing your who cares? So it's my dog walking on the beach
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and that's that's enough. What people love pets in general. I know,
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I guess I wouldn't mind. You know what, it would be great if
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it was like a monkey like picture, a little chimp traveling around. Always
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wanted a monkey. You know. I kind of could have done this in
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my previous life because my first golden doodle Veno. We're just talking about the
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monkey. I know. I moved on. She and I had quite the
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life. Yeah, that's cool. I was single for some hot second and
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she remember she would jet ski with me, get on the four wheeler.
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She'd ride on the back of the four wheeler. She'd ride dirty in my
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jeep. I mean this, she was so big. The seat belt would
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go off because she was so big in the front seat. Was she actually
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doing any of those things or just like posing? She would just sit there.
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She'd go paddle boarding with me, actually jet skiing with your dog.
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Get the jet dog on the jet ski for a photo. No, she
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would go around with me. I mean I wasn't going super fast. But
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there was a time it just showed up on my memories. Veno's first jet
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ski ride. That's adorable. And then I had kids, and then now
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I do have another Doglula. I know because the kids took a back seat.
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Once those kids popped out, I haven't put her on the jet ski.
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Well why would you if you're not going to photograph it? Who cares?
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And she's she's really struggling with the water in general. Oh yeah,
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trying to take water dog. Huh, gonna have to. It's just so
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pretty young. Now, would you want to hear more about that or more
23:07
about the chimp carrying a briefcase? Tell me that would be fine. Ant
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in the morning, A big nuddy eight point seven. It's a good ending,
23:18
but a scary start, so buckle up. This class goes out for
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a class swim in a lake when suddenly one of the students begins to struggle
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to swim. Terrifying. Yeah, parents, worst nightmare. He's flapping,
23:30
he's flopping, he's twitching, he can't stay above water. So that's when
23:34
twelve year old Alex Duple noticed and he thought, well, geez, nobody's
23:41
helping this kid out. So this twelve year old Alex dives in Michael Felp
23:45
style, swims over and rescues the student, literally keeps him afloat until lifeguards
23:52
are able to get over there and help them, both of them out of
23:53
the water in a lake. That's right, interesting, Okay, oh my
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gosh, is it interesting or is it a heroic? I mean it's amazing,
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right, a twelve year old to be able to jump into action like
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that, and they may and this is such like a teenage kid thing,
24:06
although he is twelve. He didn't even tell his parents. He didn't even
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bother to mention this Joe big deal to his parents that he saved the kid's
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life at school, he had They had to find out from the administrators,
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who said, oh, by the way, you know your son is a
24:18
hero. And for his part, he didn't think of it that way.
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He said, I love that anyone could have done what I did. But
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his parents were proud, So that's pretty Have you ever had to be rescued,
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ever had to have your life saved? I mean kinda. I was.
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I was skiing in Colorado, oh with my dad and my cousin,
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and I had the greens got it, you know? Green Diamonds. Yep.
24:44
So that was fine, and I decided bring on the Blues. Black
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as the highest, so of course, brought on the Blues. Get up
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there and just start coming down, and it's just it's not happening. Like
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I'm just it's not happy. Are you're doing what they're calling bombing the hill.
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I don't know what that means, where you're like just free like flying
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down going really says I'm literally sitting and like scooting down the hill because I'm
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just I can't do it hand the handle the Blues and had to have a
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snowmobile come rescue me and bring me down my dad, just like not impross,
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like had to have been probably somewhere between like nine and eleven. Oh
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okay, somewhere picture you in college or something. It was hilarious. I
25:29
mean, I've done the Blues. But then again, it was at Andy's
25:32
Tower Hills and Alexandria. I'm guessing there a little different than Breckenridge, Colorado.
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Look at you back in the day. Now, I've never had to
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be rescued, but I did do a little rescuing myself. I mean,
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I think I've shared this tale with you. My dog rest or soul,
25:45
missy. He jumped into the ditch. We were playing a little fetch one
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spring and big ditch out on Highway nine and Glenn and so it's basically a
25:55
river and dog jumps in to get the ball. I threw in there and
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goes underwater. Dogs drowned. I'm like, what the heck is going on?
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Dogs are supposed to swim, so I didn't know what was going on.
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I thought she was caught on maybe like a weed or a cattail or
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somethingthing. Yeah, so what do I do? The hero? I am
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jump in there middle of the spring. This water's got to be a frigid
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forty degrees, okay, jump in their fully clothed, start swimming around,
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feeling for this dog. That's dangerous all in itself. Yeah. It got
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dangerous real quick because I realized what it was that sucked the dog under the
26:25
water, because it was the same thing sucking me under the water. The
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current that this ditch now had because it was flowing through a culvert. So
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I'm going underwater. I'm going down like Titanic, freaking out, thinking,
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Okay, now the dog's dead and I'm about to be dead too. How
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old are you? Oh fifteen yeah, home alone. I thank god Miracus
26:45
that grabbed onnder the culvert that was just sticking above the water. And so
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I'm hanging onto this culvert for dear life. Meanwhile, it's still sucking me
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under. So I'm like in a constant pull up position, you know.
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Thank god, I was fifteen miles prime wrestling shape. Rbably, just coming
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off of another disappointing end of the season. My arms would have gave.
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Oh yeah, I'm not a big pull up girl, but anyway, and
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so I'm hanging on and finally some guy pulls up. And I'm on a
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gravel road, so not a lot of traffic going on. This old man
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pulls up and he sees me. I'm screaming for help, and he looks
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down there and all he could say was you shouldn't be down there. That's
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it. And I'm sitting there struggling for my life. And I got this
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older guy just telling me that I shouldn't be there. I'm like, well,
27:27
thank you, sir, thank you for that information. So then he
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helped you, I assume, No he did not, No, he did
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not. It was at the point I don't know if it was the rage
27:36
from him, saying that that allowed me to just a burst of adrenaline.
27:40
I pulled myself up out of the water. I'm dripping wet, freezing,
27:44
hypothermic, looking around, thinking, oh god, well, thank god I'm
27:47
alive. I'm sure the dog is dead. I look out and there's Missy
27:52
just standing on the driveway. She got sucked through the culvert all the way
27:56
out the other end. So who did you save yourself? Well? I
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was gonna say, I say the dog, but I guess I had not
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much to do with that. Sounds like the dog just got out of the
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water like a good boy. Save myself. It was a girl, good,
28:07
good girl. Thank you, Mike It Amanda in the morning, Big
28:10
ninety eight point seven, Amanda fills the sea. All right. We've been
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talking about this investigation into Matthew Perry's death, and new reports say that multiple
28:19
people should be charged. According to police insiders, the investigation into who supplied
28:23
the ketamine that led to his death has led officials to speak to an unnamed
28:27
female celebrity multiple times, and we're finding out now Rader Online thank you to
28:33
one of our listeners, hang on, I gotta give her a little shout
28:34
out. Sarah Joe slid into my DMS and told me that it is Brooke
28:40
Mueller. Might not ring any bells, but it's Charlie Sheen's ex so that
28:48
makes sense. Remember they said that's why a lot of her notoriety came from
28:52
being married to an alest celebrity, Charlie Sheen, So it makes sense.
28:56
Totally makes sense. The US Attorney's off this will ultimately decide whether to press
29:02
charges against her or not. Just very interesting. We were kind of talking
29:06
a little bit last hour just what exactly that would have entailed with the ketamine,
29:10
how she would be responsible. Obviously illegal, Yeah, I mean at
29:14
the very least she's dealing an illegal substance, so that's a crime. But
29:19
is she going to get charged with some sort of manslaughter? I don't know.
29:22
I would I would be shocked. This kind of shocked me. Britney
29:27
Spears reconciling with her sons. It looks like they're headed in the right direction.
29:33
Kevin Federlines, attorney, released a statement saying reconciliations and the reunification of
29:37
relationships are difficult and take time. They're sometimes complicated and always a lengthy process.
29:44
The process is not really commenced to let alone been completed. The good
29:47
thing is that the boys saw their mom was doing well and they had the
29:49
desire to speak to her. There has been some telephonic communication between Brittany and
29:55
her sons, and we think that this is a step in the right direction.
29:57
That's a weird thing for a lawyer. Just I do know her.
30:00
It picked up the phone, they talked a couple of times, and things
30:03
are good. Yeah, to make that statement, I mean it's nice.
30:04
I mean, listen, say what you will about Brittany. Like obviously,
30:07
our hope is that she has a relationship with those boys. There's things are
30:11
better when you have a good relationship with your parents seventeen and eighteen years old.
30:15
Yes, they live in Hawaii, but I agree, I think,
30:17
and I think her heart needs that. I think a lot of her and
30:21
lots of CEOs the heart, heart healthy, cereal. I just meant I
30:26
think a lot of her heartache comes from not having the relationship with her kids.
30:30
Like high blood pressure, I don't know that about Brittany. I don't
30:37
know what her vitals are, so I shouldn't speak on it. I don't
30:41
know she gets my blood pressure going when I watch her videos because she is
30:45
beending around and Travis Kelcey addition about the moment he really fell for Taylor.
30:55
So of course the first game she went to was against the Bears, and
30:57
he said, yeah. She was like, I'll come, and he kind
31:03
of had set up what he thought it was going to look like, but
31:06
in fact, she kind of stepped back and she's like, no, I'm
31:08
good, Like I just want to hang out with your family and friends and
31:11
attend the game like most people do. Listen, she got bookoo points for
31:15
that. I was like, damn, she's just she's in. She's in
31:18
the madness. Man. She wants to be a part of it. She
31:19
wants to support me and do things like that. I was like, man,
31:22
she she really won me over with that one BOOKO points. Bookoo points.
31:26
What a perfect first game to go to because just you know, the
31:29
Bear suck and he just knew they were gonna work. He was like,
31:32
let's go to this one so I can really look like a stud. It
31:36
was like, when, oh, gosh, what are you going to do
31:37
here? The time? You what? We're on the wrestling mat where I
31:42
just remembered wrestling like my parents would be like, oh, you got to
31:45
match and you know, you know, autumn, it wasn't crazy because they
31:49
probably got youa good huh, that's enough. But I would say, no,
31:52
you don't need to go to this one because it's you know, it's
31:55
gonna be a quick one, you know. So it's just like that,
31:57
but the opposite. I'm just really trying to find way trying to relate your
32:01
glory days, which you didn't even win state. Okay, you don't have
32:06
to win state to have had a decent little career. Trying to relate Kelsey
32:12
who won the super Bowl twice. Yeah, he was only one out of
32:16
like fifty two guys, so it's not even