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Is it normal to wipe your dogs butt? · Podcast - Big 98.7

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Let's play a little game called normal or not. Every Monday, we have
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things that we, you know, think, am I weird for doing this?
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You don't really know everyone things are afraid to bring up, right of
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course, because there's got to be somebody else in the world, right right,
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Yeah, so feel free to chime in seven O one two eight ninety
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eight seven. You can text us or call us. But a man,
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you got a first situation we wan't talk about. Yeah, is it normal
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to wipe your dog's butt after they go to the bathroom? No, Like
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I will take a baby wipe every once in a while and just wipe Veno's
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booty bide. There's very few things in the world that do not need to
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be cleaned, and I feel like your dog's But I don't know. I'm
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always like one of them. I think about them, like see it.
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But so my other job, I'm a dog bather too, And so when
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what my sister owns her own dog room give me a dot, well,
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I appreciate, Yes, I appreciate when owners do that because then their butts
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aren't dirty. But because sometimes if Veno, for instance, has not been
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to the groomer, it's a little hair reback there, so sometimes it sticks,
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so I'm like trying to get it off some of the grossest it's dialogue
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I've had disgusting Yes, no, a happy Monday, guys. The two
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things you don't need to wash out it's your water, No, you need
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to do that. I work, you don't ever need to wash that.
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And then your dog's But I feel like those things are self cleaning. I
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don't know. Yeah, what do you think grazy going normal in? Well?
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Yeah, I mean my mom cleans my dog's butt out too, so
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I'm gonna go. Nah, I don't even have one. I would not
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be going in there, all right, all right, all right? What
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about this one? Normal? Or not memorizing your credit card number? My
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old one I did, I haven't this one. I think now that with
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technology, it's like stored in your phone so much that you don't have to
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do it. Well, there is the rare instance where like let's say I'm
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on my phone and it's not stored and I'm trying to order, like you
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know, I'm hungover, trying to order Jimmy John's or something, and it's
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like, oh, yeah, you get to the point where you got to
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typing your credit card number and it's like, oh my god, my wallet's
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in the other room. Yes, and it's then you have to like go
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all the way into the other room. How lazy. No, I get
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the frustration, But I don't have mine. Oh really, I feel like
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most people maybe do, though I memorized mine. Yeah, I feel like
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I was the only one. There will be times like when the band when
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we got him playing a show and we're like, oh, let's order of
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pizza. So when we get back to the house, it's there, and
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so I over the phone, I just start like rattling off my credit card
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number, and everyone's like, why whoa what this guy? Like, you're
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not what Doogie houser or something. In the morning point seven, all right,
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I was on buds speed and I was really offended that the headline of
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this article was older adults are sharing the skills they learned that are no longer
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useful. How does it feel to now be an older adult? Pike?
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Just like what really fell attacked? But it was interesting because like the first
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one was remembering phone numbers, remember that skill, Like I was a whiz.
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I could tell you every one of my buddy's phone numbers. I still
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can really, yeah, who was? Like I remember my first phone number
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when we lived in Denver growing up, four or five zero nine zero zero
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nine, like just boom. Yeah, you know, and like my grandma
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she still has her landline in Colorado, so I know that one. I
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know all of like my husband and I guess my dad and my stepdad's phone
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numbers. Like now they're like friends and stuff. Could you tell me at
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all what their cell phone number is? Yes? Really, yeah, one
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of my girlfriends because it's the same. This is very weird when we all
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got the same cell phone pretty much back on the old sprint plan back in
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high school. Oh sure, we all were one number off, like it
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was like one seven seven one one seven seven five one seven seventy three.
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I know. It was just weird though, How does that happen? Intern
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Gracie? Since you're on twenty twenty two, do you have any idea what
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your friends numbers are? I don't know my honestly, the only phone number
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I still remember is my mom's. Okay, well that's a good one to
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know. Also, another skille that is no longer useful covering a textbook with
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a brown paper bag. Oh my gosh, do you remember even just like
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all of the things you would do for your locker and stuff was just crazy.
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What's the deal now? They just don't do they even have textbooks?
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Is that a thing? But that's what I was wondering, because I know
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they have iPads and everything. Now is your syllabus and everything just right there?
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Yeah? Well, especially like in college all your syllabus they put everything
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online basically, and you can get textbooks online now and like you don't have
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to lug a backpack full of four hundred pound books. Well, but even
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if you do get a textbook, the chances of you opening a textbook ever
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is slimmed and none. Yeah. I don't think I mayby opened a textbook
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maybe for math class and that's about it. Yeah really okay? Yeah,
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Also, speaking of a man like things you did in school, remember those
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paper fortune tellers, the little like yeah, fold up a piece of paper.
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Do kids not do that anymore? Or wide? I suppose there's like
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an app for that now? Yeah. Probably it's like on the staff chat,
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remember, like it's they take a picture in it shows like their face,
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yeah, and then it's like, oh this is cool. Oh yeah,
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do you even know what we're talking about Dora. Did you do that
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in school? No? Like the little okay, kind of like a little
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flowery You're like, you're like, what number one two things? Yeah?
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No, could you still do that if I handed you a piece of paper
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right now? Well? I bet you I could. You think you could
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see what we can do after this, We'll get on our social media.
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Do that? Also, texting with ten keys? Remember back in the day
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when you had a like ten nine word on your phone? Oh yeah,
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well I'm still a swiper everything, I see, Grandma. I know it
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makes sense, but I will say, like back in the day, not
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that you should be texting and driving, but I could, like with T
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nine word, you guess hearing like a squeak. I'm like, somebody,
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what's going on here? Anyway? You could? I could like text with
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my phone behind my back with one finger and just pound out paragraph after paragraph.
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Oh whatever? It really was, I mean what a talent. Yeah.
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When I had my BlackBerry, I could type a little faster. Really
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yeah, well that's like a whole Yeah You're like, oh yeah, it
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was real fast. Man. What are we even good at now? I'm
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trying to think of skills I have today. It's like if only I could
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have monetized that T nine word Pike in Amanda in the morning, Big Nighty
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at point seven Today's Variety, it's Pike in Amanda in the morning. Obviously,
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we don't work remotely. A lot of people out there still are doing
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so, whether it's hybrid or you know, full time remote like my wife
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who just sits in our room. Crazy. Yeah, I can't imagine working
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from home. That's just uh, well, you might change your mind here.
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As much as I'm like, oh I could do that, I feel
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like I'd be really distracted. I mean, there's definitely a lot of negatives.
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Right, there's a lot of people out there. According to this new
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research of a thousand remote workers about what they're doing in their work day,
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it said a large percentage of them are really only logging about three to four
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hours of actual work a day. Really. I heard them like oh wow.
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But then I'm like, well, okay, what is it in an
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office, because it ain't you know, you're not working the whole time.
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Well that and that's just it, and you're probably more efficient. It's like,
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okay, I'm gonna just get this done. Here's a chunk you don't
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have a lot of distractions, I would assume, because like even just walking
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from your office to the break room, it's like how many people do you
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walk by and talk and you chitch had you know, but there was things
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are doing at home? Included ten and a half percent of people remote workers
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who admitted to having I've never heard this, hope a new nerd during their
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shift. I mean, really, do you think that's going on out there?
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Yeah? I suppose, well, especially if both of you are home.
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Well listen, I mean if you got time, Hey, honey,
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skip the girl cheese for lunch today. I mean eleven point eight percent so
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they drank on company time. It'd be too easy to not. I mean,
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obviously you don't want to wake into a habit, but it's Friday and
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it's new. But if it's there, you're like, oh, I feel
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like a glass of wine, like to make make a remote meaning a little
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more exciting, you know, Yeah, and you know, I mean we've
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talked about this forever. Are you getting full on right? Or you just
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throwing them like a shirt that they can just see you're just throwing a shirt
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on. You probably just naked from the waist down. I would think you're
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started hanging out you just like I used when I was in Florida. We
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did like a lot of remote meetings, and I would just be golfing during
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the day, you know, probably supposed to be working because it was sort
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of half remote, and so I'd have to jump on a meeting from my
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car and I would just turn the background to something, you know, like
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some stupid background. Oh that's funny. You didn't just stay in the golf
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cart. Now, this would be like if I was like running late and
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so I was like getting in my car or whatever. But um, yeah,
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very sneaky. Also, people said they were doing household chores. Thirty
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four percent ran errands, twenty three percent took naps, went to the doctor.
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I mean, really, the more you hear about it really just kind
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of doing it all except for work maybe a little bit. Could we do
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this remote? You think we did it once for like five seconds during COVID
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and it was brutal. Really, you just remember just waking up doing like
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everything we need normally did. I did it from bed because they didn't have
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an office and so I wouldn't. Yeah, so you're just like laying there
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kind of. But then you're like up and then you have to like go
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get the coffee, but then you have to be quiet because the kids,
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and then the kids are up, and then you're like hiding from up.
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It's not to mention the way you type in bed did you how did you
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like amenda in the morning? On point seven? We call it the judgment
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zone. It's not like an actual place. It's just like it's mental because
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it's okay to judge in the judgment zone. Normally we would say, hey,
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don't judge people. Everybody's got issues, But in this case was judge
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to be judged. This woman who wrote in saying that her future sister in
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law so her brother's fiance asked her to be a bridesmaid in their wedding coming
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up next year. After a lot of thought, I decided that I just
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simply could not commit to being a bridesmaid and you know all the things that
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go with it. Absolutely, she said, she got a young child at
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home, she's really busy at work. She just didn't want to commit to
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that. So she told her future sister in law at her engagement party her
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decision, and she was furious. She said, I call only told her
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that, well, I don't have to explain myself and didn't appreciate her not
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respecting my answer. I just didn't have time to take part in all of
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those activities and dedicate anytime to planning or helping her out, so she wouldn't
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hear it. And she wants to know. Am I wrong for declining my
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future sister in laws invite to be a bridesmaid in her wedding? Seven O
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one two eighty eight seven would love to hear your thoughts. You can call
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us, you can text us, but what do you think? So I
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feel for the bride because I think she just truly doesn't understand it's about her
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and she is. I'm not saying she's a bridezilla. I just think,
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no, she's just at this point right now where she's taking it so personally,
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like you don't want to be in here because of she in her mind,
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she's making up this wild thing. I'm sure, like, oh,
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you don't want to be in this? What do you not accept the fact
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that we're getting married. I'm just spitball in here. But ultimately, one,
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she is old enough and she has a kid and all that. If
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somebody asked me if it was my best friend to be in a wedding right
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now. Absolutely not like I do not you're saying, no much, Yes,
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it is much. I'm in a wedding. I'm a maid of honor
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in a wedding at the end of September. Exciting, and it's it is
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a lot. Well, you're the maid of honor. I mean, come
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on, this is okay, you're the future sister in a lot. You're
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only in the wedding because like you kind of have to be, so you're
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not going to be part of the planning. You're just gonna be there that
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day to go to all of the things. And it is not just the
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bachelorette party anymore. And just so you know, the bachelorette party likely in
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Nashville or something like that. So I get the cost of it, the
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amount of time. Not to mention her excuses, you're not the first one
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to have a kid and be busy at work. I mean, lame,
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I know, but I appreciate her just being honest with I'm not going to
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give you what you want as a bridesmaid, Like, it's just it's not
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going to happen. And so therefore, you know, how about I be
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your personal attendant the day of the wedding like that, I would give an
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alternative like I'll help you with a couple of things here, or maybe I'll
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throw you a bridal shower or something like that her our side of the family.
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But otherwise I am okay with the highly No, that's so nutso to
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me. I'm literally, in all the weddings I've been in and heard of
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happening, I've never heard anybody decline the invite to be in the web.
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That's should feel obligated to be a part of something that you're just not in,
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because then you'll end up like Gracie. Then now she complains almost every
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day about this wedding she is going to be in because I'm you know,
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I'm excited for it. It's going to be great. I'm honored that I'm
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the maid of honor. But yes, it's a lot of time, it's
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a lot of money. Yeah, Like my whole September is basically the wedding,
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dedicated to the wedding. And I love my best friend. I'm fine
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with that. I don't know, but it is it is a lot.
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Though, it is a lot. It is a lot. I think you
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just do it anyway because it's about them. It's not about you, So
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what do you think? Seven one two eight ninety eight seven Go ahead and
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be a little judge. It's a judgment. We have a message here from
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Mary. She's saying, you know, the only one really on this girl's
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uh not against her is going bad timing on your part. You certainly could
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have waited until after the engagement party, maybe add more of a private and
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sensitive conversation with her and offered to do a reading or a candle lighting or
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you know what I mean, something else at the wedding. I think that's
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great, or a personal attendance, like you know what, I'm supportive,
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I love you, I'm excited for you guys, but I am not willing
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to be a part of all of this. I wish we had a few
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more details, because even if there was like an age gap or anything,
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there's nothing like not being a part of it, especially as like an inline.
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You're like, okay, so now I'm gonna go spend all this money,
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and you're also just not really a part of it. You're just doing
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it to do it, And it's okay to say no. We have Melissa,
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we have pat. Everyone's like, you have every right to decline,
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like, just when somebody asks you to be in their wedding and it's not
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a you have to say yes no, but you should. You don't have
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to be there for all the things they listen, there's a guy and I've
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been an usher in so many weddings and the erst for a while. You're
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a fringe friend at best. But you still gotta rent the tucks and you
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ladies, at least you get to keep those dresses. Because paying two hundred
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dollars for a tuxt that you got to return like the next day when you're
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so hungover, that is like, I mean, that's some living hell,
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right there's but again, and I think you're now leaning over to the side
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of the price and the cost it takes even to just go to a wedding
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anymore, not even being a part of the wedding party can get expensive.
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Juliet also agrees. She says, I think that the issue is more with
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telling her at the engagement party, and that was probably not very easy.
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Just do it. You're not the first one to have a kid or be
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busy at work. You can do it. You don't need to go to
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the bachelor party. That's super extra. You don't need to be there for
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you don't need a planet. Just you're You're the sibling of the tune.
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You still have to do all the things you do. If you said if
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your best friend asked you today to be in their wedding, you would say
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no, I just can't imagine this life anymore. No, that's way too
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much, way too much. Seven eight seven. We're in the judgment,
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so so get a little judge. Let us know what she thinks, Amanda
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in the morning, big nutty point seven Taylor swift week here in our studio
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and across the Midwest as she plays why how many shows in Minneapolis? In
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turn, Gracie too too? And you're going to how many of the two
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already rocking r Taylor gear the Eiras tour And uh, I've never met anybody
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quite like you before. Your obsession with her is wild, and it has
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been forever since I was about six. Yeah, it's crazy. So uh
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yeah, it's it's weird to meet one. You hear about swifties, but
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to meet one, it's kind of kind of wild. So we're gonna use
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that. We're gonna exploit you to give somebody a chance to win red River
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Valley Fair tickets. All right, So first of all, call her.
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Nine's on the phone. Good morning. Who's this? Good morning? My
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name is Anna, all right, Anna, Anna Conda. So what it's
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short for? What is it short for? Anna? Cons? It's like
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what who are you? No? No, no, it's not all right,
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just confirming? All right? So Anna, we have four tickets to
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get you into the Red River Valley Fair, ride all the rides, eat
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the good food, and tickets to one of the concerts. Yeah, you
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get to pick either Third Eye, Blind, Shine Down or Dan and Shay
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if you win. But it's gonna get wild because how big of a swifty
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is she really? Yeah, you're wondering, well, what the heck does
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that have to do with me? Well, I'm going to ask five questions
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to intern Gracie, who's a big swifty about like very intimate Taylor swift questions.
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Okay, And each time each question you need to Anna determine if you
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think she'll get that question correct or not before she answers. All right,
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all right, so let's start with question number one, and Grace, you'd
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be quiet you don't indicate one way or the other whether you know the answer
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or right, all right? The question is what US state is the house
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Swift saying, Amanda, how Swift sang about in the song the Last Great
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American Dynasty? Which state is Taylor referring to? Now? Anna, do
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you think that Gracie will get this question correct or not? Yes? Yes,
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yes, she does, all right, Interned, Gracie. Your answer
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Rhode Island. Wow, okay, they'll last grade of Rhode Island. Question
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two? What city was Taylor Swift born in? Anna? Do we think
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she's gonna get it? Or no? Yeah? All right, interned,
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Gracie, what city she was born in? Readings? Pennsylvania, West West
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West. I mean you're a Fargo or West Fargo, totally different. Can
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you imagine telling a West Fargo person? I had it partially correct? No,
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I mean the fact you even knew that much is rather, it's also
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fun for us to, you know, make it look like you really don't
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know much about it. All right, So you got to get three out
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of five. By the way, Anna, you're one, so you're two
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away. Question three? In which show did Taylor Swift making make her acting
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debut? Anna? Do we think she'll get it? Or no? Yeah,
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we do. Inch and Gracie, your answer that would be c s.
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I how I do not remember that? Oh didn't she die in the
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show or something? She was a corpse? Yeah, something like that.
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It was a while ago. And yeah, years ago, all right,
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I thought it was Valentine's Day when she was that was that was in the
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movie that she debuted in. But yeah, my question for and you only
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need one more Anna to score these Red River Valley Fair tickets. Okay,
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what this is a tricky one. What was the first song Taylor Swift learned
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to play on guitar? Oh? No, what did I tell you about
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not indicating Anna? Okay? That said? Anna? Do you think she's
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gonna get it? Or no? Oh no, I don't think. Oh
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really, I wonder what made you think that, Gracie. You said that
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to me and I just completely yeah you did. So, Yeah, what's
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your guess, intern, Gracie. What song was the first one Taylor learned?
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She was twelve years old, if that helps. Yeah, And I
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know who taught her to play guitar, But I don't know what song she
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learned. You're not even gonna give her a guess. His name A song
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um something by Tim McGraw. I don't know. No, here was this
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one no way sixpence none the Richards kiss me, which is just the gam
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This is okay, So you have one question left, one chance to win
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these Red Valley Fair tickets. I was like, can we just play the
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whole song? Yeah? Finally, how many siblings does Taylor Swift have?
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Anna, what do you think is she gonna get it right? Or no?
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Yeah, I think she will. If you were a real Swifty,
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you think you would, Intern Gracie. How many siblings he has one brother,
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younger brother named Austin. Jeez, there you go, Anna, you
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got the tickets? Congratulations? I did. Thank you. You are so
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welcome. I mean, you just have to decide and you can either go
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to Third Eye, Blind Shine Down or Dan and Champ, but you're also
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going to the Red River Valley Fair. Hang on, all right, inter
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Gracie. Nice work. I mean I was a little disappointed. I get
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you mentioned him, and also were you just kind of in shock because you're
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not as hyped as I thought you were going to be this because you that
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Taylor's coming, I don't know, maybe come Thursday, Friday, Friday,
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probably I'll be like, I know what happened? Did the credit card bill
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finally show up this morning morning and Amanda in the morning. Now here's what
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you need to know. Well, I'm glad they finally did something to remember.
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Probably three or four months ago, Pete Davidson decided that he was gonna
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go speeding through a neighborhood in Beverly Hills, went over the curb, pass
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the fire hydrant, through a whole yard and into a house. And then
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we're just gonna not talk about it. Yeah, I did forget it.
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And he was sober. Did we determine allegedly he was sober? What they
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said? Yep. And then there was a poor girl just doing her homework.
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He crashed into their house. I mean, what a story. Yeah,
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no, they're doing algebra. And Pete Davidson drives seriously. Though he
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is facing a single misdemeanor cout. His arrayment is set for July twenty seven.
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Penalties for conviction of reckless driving could be one hundred and forty five dollars
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or a thousand dollars and or a county Jailson's of five days to ninety days
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not enough, I'll lock him up, throw away the key. Do they
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have the death penalty? In California. Oh stop it. Erica Hermann,
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the ex girlfriend of Tiger Woods, is not giving up on her legal battle
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She reported reportedly filed an appeal on Friday. So she is accusing Tiger of
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the NDA, and they're saying that holds up like you signed it. You
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know exactly what you signed, And yeah, that's that not enough in my
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opinion, they have the death penalty and for wow. Amanda Binds was taken
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into custody by police over the weekend for a mental health evaluation. Those close
22:10
to her says she has been doing her best lately to go to AAA meeting.
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She's been with sober people. She's actually looking really good, but she
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was struggling so she I don't know if she reached out, but she sometimes
22:22
when she's not taking the proper medication, that's what's causing the issues. Those
22:26
who saw her get arrested and go in that she was calm. She just
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looked defeated and yeah, a lot of people you might have a family member
22:33
who has mental health issues, and it's like it's so tough because you know,
22:37
and they know that they need the medication. The medication is helping,
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but then they get off it and then they kind of forget that, and
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it's just so frustrated to try to keep on. You're ready, ready,
22:48
that's he is piping hot today. Oh no, Amanda stills the sea looks.
22:55
See this was a moment of what are you thinking? And I feel
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so bad for baby Raxa. Last night, she's at her show in New
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York. She's about to do her last song and she's walking down kind of
23:07
like the aisle and all of a sudden, bam, she gets hit in
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ahead with a cell phone. Oh I mean brick y kill somebody, That's
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what I'm saying. It knocked her a little bit and she kind of turned
23:19
around like she was gonna play it off. She ended up turning around and
23:22
falling into the ground. Her handlers came out. I have no idea what
23:26
happened after that, other than why would you be throwing your cell phone at
23:30
a celebrity. Well, Gracie has informed us that people do this at concerts
23:33
now because they want you to they want what do they want? They want
23:37
like a selfie or like the artist to take like a video or something.
23:40
So here's the thing, let's like use our brain for one. Exactly,
23:44
you're gonna throw your phone, Chances are the sleb isn't gonna see or catch
23:48
it because the lights are on them. You're likely gonna have your phone shatter.
23:53
And what are the chances you're gonna get that phone back anyway, like
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unless they grab it and hand it to you, and your doubt that they're
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down on their knees like hanging with you for a second other than that.
24:03
No, it's stupid. It's just really Yeah. Honestly, the last show
24:08
are low Standards played. People were throwing stuff on the stage, beer canned
24:14
tomatoes pretty much the same thing. Nobody did throw a beer can up there.
24:18
I'm like, Okay, this is dangerous. You guys are going to
24:19
hurt some don't you have security? Yeah? They were, they were busy.
24:26
Tory Spelling and Deane McDermott, they've always had like marriage issues and they've
24:30
been very open about it. They've had a reality Yeah exactly, But I
24:36
just don't know if I believe that their marriage is officially over. He in
24:38
a now deleted Instagram post. The fact he deleted it makes me feel like,
24:42
well, she like, hang on, hang on, we gonna work
24:45
through this one more time. But it said it's with great sadness and a
24:48
very very heavy heart that after eighteen years and five amazing kids, we're going
24:52
our separate ways. So this reminds me of somebody on my Facebook. I
24:56
don't even know who. I couldn't tell you who it was. They announced
25:00
that they were breaking up with their wife, like you know, it is
25:03
a normal person. You don't need to do that, you know, you
25:06
usually don't. It was so funny, and the way it read was that
25:08
she might have passed away. So everybody's calmenting like, oh my god,
25:12
like that you're breaking up with your wife because she's dead, because that would
25:15
not be a breakup she's dead. No, it's like, it's with great
25:18
sadness, I'm announcing or I have to say that something I forgot let her
25:23
go, or yeah, yeah, any common, No, No, she's
25:26
okay, we just didn't work out between us. How embarrassing. Oh my
25:32
god. And of course it was at two am. But did they actually
25:36
break up? Do we know? I'll have to check the follow up I
25:37
really would like to know. Yeah, they're probably fune. They probably have
25:41
two bundles of joy. I'm sure they woke up going, oh my god,
25:45
delete and Courtney and Travis are officially pregnant. If you followed along with
25:49
their journey, they had to go through IVF. It was kind of a
25:52
rough go for them. But over the weekend they made it public to everybody,
25:56
and of course his act Shannah had to make a big deal about it
26:00
because for the few people who didn't understand, the whole entire setup in the
26:04
announcement was for all of us to know. Travis Barker was very well aware
26:10
that she was pregnant. He wasn't surprised on stage when she was holding that
26:14
Travis I'm pregnant sign. It was just to kind of play off of the
26:17
music video that they did back in the early nineties. It was nineteen ninety
26:22
nine, excuse me, the late nineties, but I thought it was a
26:25
cute pregnancy announced for the world. Shannah's like, I've known for weeks.
26:29
This is not new news to me. Cool. Cool, It's like the
26:32
people on you know Facebook, who Yeah, It's like, oh I can
26:34
finally, I'm so glad my daughter's engaged, I can finally make the announcement.
26:40
It's like you're trying to make it about you. I feel like you're
26:41
not a big fan of Facebook over there, dude, I think I'm annoyed
26:45
by almost everybody generally. That's my problem. But no, this is exciting.
26:49
I mean, kind of an old dad. I know, we were
26:52
just ripping. He's no de Niro or Pachito. Travis Barker's creeping up on
26:57
fifty. It's probably forty five. I think he's forty six. Yeah,
27:00
it's hard to tell. He's one of those guys that doesn't yeah, because
27:03
of all of his stats. Yeah, and then he's he's bald, right,
27:07
Yeah, he's bald. Yeah, yeah, I think my choice though,
27:08
I don't think he went bald. I think he probably just decided,
27:11
like this is my love. Yeah, because he used to have a mohawk.
27:15
Really yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's like it's all like the yeah,
27:21
okay, kind of like the hot topic topic topic totally