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Gen Z's Slang Terms You Should Know · Podcast - Big 98.7

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I feel like I've never been on board with slang, you know what I
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mean? Like it never has felt authentic for me to use whatever the current
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slang terms are. You used one yesterday? Oh stop, you did?
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And I went, huh? But had I not known? Because I've seen
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people on social media talking about slang every once in a while. Yeah,
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you said, ah, that's mid for me? Did I say? Miss?
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You said mid? And I honestly didn't know what that meant until recently,
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and me, I know, you're so hip and cool. I take
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it back. I'm actually one of the hippest guys you'll ever meet. I
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actually did though, because I do struggle with gen Z terminology when it comes
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to slang. I found an article on how exactly to speak to Generation Z
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okay, so I'm usually like, hey, kids, isn't that groovy?
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I'm totally far out children? That is so fat that the meme of Steve
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BUSHEMI hey, hey, fellow young people, or how do you how do
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you do fellow Steven? So how's it going today? Oh? God?
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So some of the terms gen Z is using if you want to communicate with
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them as well, slay. We've all heard slay, right, I'm not
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talking about sleigh bells. I'm talking about s l a y like Beyonce used
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in her song. Yeah, she said sleigh all day, Like, oh
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that outfits slays. Yeah, I don't use it. You don't use it.
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No, have you ever felt like you've slayed? Slay and outfits?
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No? You ever heard it another less appropriate? Correct? That's kind of
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where my head when I didn't know you're using this just in every day.
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Uh yeah, no outfits or things, just you know, speaking of outfits.
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You can feel free to chime in seven to one to one ninety eight
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seven. We also posted it on Facebook, Sarah and I'm wearing one today.
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Pike said she cannot stand the word shacket. I've never even heard that.
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It's called a flannel, so it's supposed to be a shirt jacket,
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and people started calling them shackets when it's like, nope, you're wearing a
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flannel. Yes. Dupe is another one gen Z's been using, short for
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the word duplicate. The term dupe commonly used to describe an alternate option,
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like gen z Ers share their knockoffs, like, for example, this target
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purse is a Gucci dupe. Oh yeah, that's what you've been duped off
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a wish dot com. No, it's not that. It's not that sort
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of dupe. I get that, like we've all used the word, oh
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I got duped. No, it's do like that. Like that shacket could
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be a Cole's brand and duke okay, or wherever you got it, uh,
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mainstream boutique? Oh sure, sure? How about slap? That's one
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that see I use this wrong all the time because I try to be cool
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and I do it jokingly. That slaps. To use it, it feels
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weird that it doesn't feel anything authentic that I would say, Well, I
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use it like in terms of music, Oh, that that riff slaps or
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this new song slaps. Okay, you're trying to be a cool band guy.
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I'm a total musician. I'm not allowed to say things like that,
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Okay. Like, for example, a sentence would be, boy, that
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new album from low standards slaps. I don't like it. It doesn't even
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sound right. Sorry kids. Okay, Well you could say that pizza slaps.
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That works too. Another things gen Z says to no cap literally what
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there's cap and there's no cap and all it means I gotta tell you.
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Also puts my head somewhere totally? Is that right? I don't know why,
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but would please tell me where does CAP take your head? Continue?
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All right? What so? CAP just basically means, like our version of
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it, no lie, Like, oh no cap, Like, I'm not
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lying with what I'm saying. So why wouldn't you just say no lie?
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Because I got old, Amanda. And if you want to sound old,
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you say no lie. So if somebody's telling me no cap, they don't
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believe me, No no, no, no, you would announced like,
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I'm so happy for you. No cap. Like in case you are wondering
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if I'm being sincere or not, no CAP means I'm being sincere. If
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you want to add what's a term like? Because these are all so annoying
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me. But if you want to add one, what like slang term?
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Are you over? Seven to one two eight, oho one ninety seven?
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Call us? You can text us. Got a lot of Facebook comments,
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a lot of good ones, like com Man had said, shacke it.
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Sus made the list several times. Yeah, oh that Sus. I think
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the one that the majority of people are over. And I know you and
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I've talked about this a couple of times bruh. Oh, my god,
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let's not bruh me ever, Like, don't bruh me bruhp. No.
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I know a lot of moms are wearing the mom mama, mom, bruh.
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If my kids call me brouh, oh, I hear that too,
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like teens just referring to their parents as bruh. I I don't know if
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I could handle it. I don't know what my dad would have done if
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I called him bruh. It wouldn't end well or just bro even, you
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know, yes, just in general, I would have been in so much
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trouble. Big ninety a point seven, Good morning. Hey, I've got
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one. The one I've got is glitz. I started hearing this one from
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my little cousin. Wait, glazing. Yeah, I'm nervous. Yeah,
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oh brown nosing okay, yeah, the new thing for brown nose and glazing.
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It just sounds terrible to me. It made me nervous to Amanda,
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and I know I was ready for you to say something. I'm like,
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I'm nervous. What are the kids doing at school and they're glazing? I
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get it, You're you're brown nosing the teacher. So I will say,
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you're such a glazier. It does sound in a literal sense, it sounds
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less gross than brown nosing, because if you really break that one down,
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hitting either in the morning, big nutty eight points seven, get ready ready,
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that's he is piping hot today and now Amanda stills, let's see,
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let's see brought to buy JDP Electric. So Robert de Niro is giving credit
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where credit is due regarding his six month old daughter, Gia. He welcomed
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to the world a little baby with his girlfriend this summer, and he says
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having children doesn't get easier at eighty years old. He says, it is
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what it is. It's okay. I mean, I don't have to do
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the heavy lifting. I'm here. I support my girlfriend, but she does
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all the work. We do have help, which is also important. He
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does have six children, ages well six months old. He has an eleven
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year old, and then he also has a fifty one year old. Imagine
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being eighty years older than your child, or your child being eighty year you
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know what I mean, Like, don't you have a It's just done.
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No, Like I have some friends whose parents are like twenty years older than
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them, and then the older you realize, like, wow, we're not
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all that different, whereas my dad was like one of the older dads but
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not not anywhere near eighty years old would be crazy and just not okay.
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Well, I mean, I mean, at least he's admitting that he's literally
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doing nothing. Well yeah, I mean, yeah, you don't want to
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be doing too much heavy lifting at eighty years old. In general. Yeah,
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I mean the dipe. I guess you could maybe change a diaper.
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I don't feel like you're doing that change. I think that's where that we
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have help comes in. Just maddening to me, to be honest with it.
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And so is this. So on Friday, Jada Pinkett Smith, she
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released this book It's called Worthy. She dropped the bomb to Hodah on the
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Today Show that she and Will Smith have been separated for seven years. So
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on Monday, so yesterday she shows back up to the Today Show. This
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is a totally different outfit, totally different scenario. It's live, and she
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wants to clarify her comments. So we were wondering because Will Smith seems to
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be kind of confused by all this was to why she's telling the world about
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them. Well, the reports are he's shocked and hurt, which leads me
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to believe that they weren't broken up that whole time. Now, have they
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gone through probably some patches where they were separated or whatever. Sure, but
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I just don't believe that they straight up had broken up for seven years.
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Well, and can we also go back to the fact that they've been very
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open about this open relationship that they've had forever, So is that a part
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of it? Well, yesterday she just made it even more messy and even
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Hodah was getting annoyed. There's no finding another great life. And I think
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that's the point. It's like we are in a place now that we are
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in a deep healing space and we are really concentrating on healing the relationship between
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us. So it may not be the divorce on paper, and there's no
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divorce on I mean not on paper. There might not be a divorce in
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theory anymore. Yeah, No, we really have been working hard. Oh
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well, I didn't know that walling Is that on the whole that's the whole
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show? I mean literally, and I hate to misuse this term, but
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I believe she is gaslighting Hoda, you know what I mean? Like,
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are you saying you thought we said we were broken up? Are you crazy?
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Are you crazy? Really mean? No, you said that, and
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I am all about being open about your relationship has been very hard. You
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guys have been through ups and downs. Preach mama. Marriage is hard.
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But the fact that you're you're specifically saying you weren't together and now you're acting
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like we're the crazy ones, I know I can't. I hate it,
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And for that reason alone, I won't be buying that book. I'll tell
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you that she can't get away from Taylor Smith. She's doing a lot of
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good. So she had Sophie Turner and her kids living at her New York
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apartment just recently as they were going through the divorce stuff with Joe Jonas.
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Yeah, Now she's letting Gigi Hadid and Bradley Cooper kind of shack up at
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her Rhode Island place where they can sneak out of town and get to know
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each other. She's trying to play love maker there. Meanwhile, she's doing
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her own little love make in with Travis Kelce. We're finding out. So
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there's been a lot of reports. I think it was actually on the Today
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Show yesterday they said that Taylor Swift was looking for a house to buy with
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Travis kelce in Kansas City. We're being told that is absolutely not true.
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I find that crazy unless they've been together longer than we think. Well,
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I think that's why I don't believe that, but not long enough to be,
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you know, going in on a house together. No, I could
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see her buying property. She's what did we find out yesterday? She's she
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could give every American twenty dollars from the amount of money she's made off the
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aras to her, which is wild. That is crazy. I mean,
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I don't know if she wanted to get a pad in Kansas City. It's
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just because she hasn't been to me. No big deal for her, right,
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I mean, it's probably getting annoying, you know, just going back
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and forth all the time. And it's not like she can just get a
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hotel. I mean. Well that and now that everybody knows where Travis Kelcey
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lives, the paparazzi and such, it's not hard to find football player,
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but nobody generally, nobody cared. It's like, like he said, it's
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not like people were just parked outside his house because he played for the Chiefs.
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Now that he's dating Taylor Swift, they are oh yeah, yeah,
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so maybe they're trying to find a little love shack. I just hope this
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works. All the haters out there going, oh, I'm over it.
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The more I see them, the more I get giddy, thinking this could
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really be it, because neither of them have dated somebody like each other before.
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Yeah, that's what he said, that she's nothing like and you've seen
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his axes, and yeah, it doesn't seem to fit the bill, but
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maybe sometimes that's what it takes. Because they're both in their mid thirties.
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To be fair, we've never really even seen Joe alt when the guy she
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was with for six years. Yeah, not even sure if that guy's read.
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So show me one thing he's in. I mean, I know it's
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weird in the morning on Big Nutty eight point. It's good to have goals,
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you know. I don't know, do you got any goals right now,
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Amanda? You're trying to achieve? Absolutely? Yeah, you care to
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share any Well, I've got some weight goals, okay, hush, but
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then also just like some home project goals, some financial goals. Yeah,
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weight goal's all very common. Well, here's a guy with a goal.
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You gotta appreciate a guy who's twenty five years old. His name is John
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May, and he is on a mission currently to drink two thousand pints of
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beer in two hundred days. No, well yeah, if you ask him,
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Yeah, my goal also is to never have a hangover again. Well,
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he says, Amana, it's funny you say that because his quote,
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John May says, quote, I'm too young for hangovers, and you can't
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get hungover unless you're sober. Anyway, now here's this guy to break it
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down. And the reason he wants to drink two thousand pints of beer in
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two hundred days is simply because he can. Amanda. It's a TikTok challenge
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he is initiated, and what it comes down to is ten beers a day.
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Yeah, we're gonna need to shut this one down. TikTok. Well,
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it's hard to stop sol a solo man, you know, I mean,
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it'd be one thing if it was like catching on, But I as
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far as I know, I don't see everybody else. Yeah, but you
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know, to drink elllenges are it's gonna catch on in some way, shape
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or form. So once again, parents be on the lookout. Well,
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the video's got one point three million views, so people are definitely seeing it.
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He does say that when he does drink that a two thousandth pint,
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there's a bar who's offered to give him a show, Like literally, they're
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gonna have a crowd, a live audience ready to applaud it, like this
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is man verse food, but man versus beer, you know in a way,
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Amanda, Yeah, it's just I mean people do. When you're young,
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you do ridiculous things. I wasn't twenty five, but I was a
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child. I remember wanting to set Againness book a world record so badly.
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Remember that was like a big big thing when you were a kid. Likes
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not really, Oh, it was a big thing. So I remember,
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I'm like, what record could I break? So I set out on a
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mission to where the most so anybody's ever put on, which is the dumbest
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thing I've bet Like, looking back, I'm so just cringy about it.
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So what was the number pick? I'm dying. I mean I remember and
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the fact that my mom went along with it, Like we were at Target
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in Morehead and I just asked her if she would buy me a bunch of
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socks, and she's like, yeah, sure, you need them. Anyway,
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So I got home and put on I want to say, and end
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up being like four pairs of sous gonna say, can you even put more
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than But it's going to be hard to put on unless you're getting bigger and
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bigger and bigger socks. Now, once you get the fourth one on,
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it's kind of like you're wearing a cast, you know, exactly. So
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it didn't go very far. But so I don't know, I don't like
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it. But that's a lot of beers. Ten beers. I mean,
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I'm going to a music festival Saturday or Sunday, Amanda in Vegas, as
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we know, and we've talked about, and even ten beers in the day
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there, especially at eighteen dollars a pop doesn't sound appetizing. No, And
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just in general, I get too full. I can only have a couple
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and I'm like, really, yeah, liquid to me, it's like liquid's
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the same whether it's beer, oh no, vodka or seltzer. Really yeah,
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No, I can only have a couple beers usually kind of a one
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and done. Yeah, well you ate lunch with me yesterday. I just
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don't think I get full. I don't think that's an emotion. I have
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No, it's not. But that's okay, Pike, What do you mean
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it's it's very unhealthy. In fact, it's the detriment to my health for
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years now. It's okay, we just need to what do you want me
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to do? Put a little zappor on you like after one's like you're done,
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honestly, or just I gotta eat. You know, you eat too
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fast. That's the problem that you don't have time to tell yourself you're full
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that or even just drinking water between you don't get full. Even if I'm
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eating a meal and I have a bunch of water, or if I have
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a glass of milk with dinner, I eat half is what I normally do
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because I'm so full. Is it so gross? No? Just milk.
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Adults drink and milk for a long time, but after I was pregnant with
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Sid, I was obsessed with milk, and so now we have it around
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because it gains like their milk. I guess, but I don't think I've
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seen an adult drink and milk. I don't know if I've ever seen that.
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Maybe it's happening. I'm just and I'm like, hey, can I
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get the you know, we're right plaza yesterday. Can I get the Laredo
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and a glass of milk? Please? No? But sorry? What kind
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of two percent do you have on draft? Like it a mina in the
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morning on Big Nutty eight point seven? You want to spect a thing when
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you hear that telephone room by sprays fucking number this lesson by spray Sunny want
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arrested by Hey, It's Halloween season, very exciting. Yes, I decorated
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really for the first time this year. Fun fun. So this lady also
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decorated, and her husband Piercy's pranks. He thought, you know who would
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be a good victim, my wife. So let's see what we can did
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get in her head? A little bit about these pumpkins out of the doorstep.
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Doesn't everybody have pumpkins on their doorstep? Possibly? Hello? Hey,
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good morning? Is this Lisa, Yeah, Lisa, Hey Barne any waffle
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Bottom part of the neighborhood Watch Committee? Hi, how are you well?
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I'm good. We do have a couple of issues that have been expressed to
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us from some of the neighbors in the neighborhood, and it has to do
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with what they're calling your quote, hideous pumpkins out on the doorstep. My
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pumpkins, by hideous pumpkins is what they said, by hideous pumpkins. I
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didn't realize that. I didn't realize that that was an issue. Sorry,
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well, listen, you know, it's just our job to kind of keep
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an eye out in the neighborhood, of course, being the neighborhood Watch committee,
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and so when we have something like this brought up to us, we
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just kind of want to ask a few questions, get both sides of the
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story, you know. So, do you have any I guess, explanation
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for these hideous pumpkins? Well, I mean I'm not so little confused.
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I didn't know with that we had a neighborhood watch community news to me,
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to be honest. Yeah, it's kind of a new thing, just assembled
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it. Don't you watch for crime, not hideous pumpkins? As you say,
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Yeah, I mean generally, but this time of year it is kind
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of quiet season for neighborhood crime, so we sort of shift our focus to
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pumpkins. Anyways, Lisa, do you have an explanation for these pumpkins?
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Or what can we just get rid of them? Or I guess, uh,
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how would you like to handle this? My well, my daughter carves
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them. She's not she's not a prodigy or an artist. She's just five
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year olds who carved a pumpkins for the first time. You know, it's
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interesting you say that there were a few complaints about the designs, specifically on
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the pumpkins. Now, do we think that these pumpkins maybe would just be
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better served as though I don't know inside decorations. Maybe, Like I mean,
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I like what I've decided to do. Oh okay, well, I
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I'm sorry that you don't like my daughters. Again, I haven't seen them,
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but I can only go off of what I was told. Well,
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the thing is that I can pull whatever I want on my front porch.
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I guess we'll have to take it up with the committee, Lisa, because
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sure, I mean, I'd love to know more about the committee. Let's
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too bad because I don't know anything more about the committee, Because Lisa,
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this is a prank phone call. Why? Why is a good Why?
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That's a good question. I don't know the answer to that always, but
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in this case, I do know. It was your husband Rick who said
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that you guys had just put all these pumpkins out. He's a listener of
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the show, and he wanted us to prank phone call you. So that's
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all I know. I know that your husband's a funny guy and it's his
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call, So don't be mad at us. So good, okay, I
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promise I'm not mad at you. Like get Amanda in the morning. Come
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on, get up on DAG seven trending. Now here's what you need to
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know. Well, the Olympics are going to be in Paris this summer,
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and there are five sports that have been added to the twenty twenty eight Los
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Angeles Games. Oh so the Olympic Committee got together yesterday and added baseball softball.
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Wait, I cannot keep up with what's been taken out because I thought
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that was always part of it. Baseball softball, I think it's or is
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that a new sport? I think baseball softball I think is one because it's
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hyphenated, so I think it's within me. Tell me there's a sport called
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baseball softball. In turn, Gracie, look it up because you're going to
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be there for a little bit. I didn't get a chance. Lacrosse,
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of course, which I totally agree on. Cricket. Can't believe that was
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taken out too. No, these are the ones that are being added.
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Well I know, but like surely that was part of it at one point,
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is what I'm saying. Gotcha, So it must have been taken out
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to now be then be added again. Yeah, I suppose, because they
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do that often. I guess because also really quick flag football and squash,
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so those are squash, Those are going to be added. Now there is
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no space for breakdancing, so that's not going to return. So they're having
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breakdancing in Paris, but then in twenty twenty eight in La they're taking that
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out. It's just crazy to me. I mean, you cause you have
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these people who are actually trying to go to the Olympics. So now in
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twenty twenty four you're going to be in Paris busting a move for breakdancing,
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and then in twenty twenty eight you're, well, just should have played baseball
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softball so you can participate. We got to sound like big idiots right now.
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That's that's not an actual It must be baseball and softball. I don't
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think so, because it says five sports and that's squash, flag, football,
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cricket, lacrosse, and then baseball. Okay, so baseball softball is
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like sort of the same idea, but you don't know if it's gonna be
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a big ball or a small ball coming at Actually, oh, I can
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tell you, intern Gracie is not working fast enough on me. Here it
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says baseball and softball confirms as a part of the Olympics, it will be
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a both sports, so for men and women. So yeah, that's what
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I suspect. A lot of these shows might do this research before we go
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on air. But f thing on us is that when we just do in
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the middle of the story, I do like what you're onto though. Imagine
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if you're up to bag, You're like, I don't know what that picture
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is gonna do. It's either gonna be fast pitcher or gonna come up and
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wind a big ball just beyond your toes. Oh god, it's the big
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and uh have you ever grabbed the wrong movie before? One teacher in Miami
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at a charter school showed twenty minutes of Winnie the Pooh, but it was
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Winnie the Pooh, Blood and Honey. You guys, first of all,
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who created Winnie the poo Pooh, Blood and Honey. I remember seeing the
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preview or the cover for that moment? Really yeah, Okay, I didn't
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know this was a hot movie. Well, I wouldn't necessarily say hot.
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I just know it's a horror movie based on Winnie the Pooh. Yeah,
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this fourth grade class ended up watching this twenty twenty three, just disgusting video
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of Winnie the Pooh and Piglet committing murder. And they kept telling the teacher
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like, we don't want to watch this anymore? Can you stop the movie?
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I don't want to watch this, according to parents, And for twenty
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minutes this teacher just allowed them to watch. I mean, think about in
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fourth grade? Who do they kill? I don't know, because it was
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to jolly for you out really for me? Or you gotta go. Yeah,
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they all have their flaws, I guess, don't they all? All?
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Right? Britney spears her book is going to be out one week from
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today, and we're getting some expert excerpts from the book. One says,
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I actually envy the people who know how to make fame work for them.
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My demeanor was innocent and it wasn't an act, and I didn't know what
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I was doing. I felt like I was living on the edge of a
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cliff. And if you stood up for me when I couldn't stand up for
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myself. From the bottom of my heart, thank you. I'm ready for
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it, guys. I'd also being told justin Timberlake is very anxious about this
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book, as he should be, because that's what they're I feel like that's
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the tease. Though maybe it's not going to be so bad. I don't
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think it's going to be so bad. I think be so bad. Do
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you think that he's got his people like, hey, can we get an
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early copy of this book? Of course? Or even calling the ex Sam,
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Hey, you read this book. Can you let me know, uh
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what's in here? Because I would need to No, I don't know.
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I feel like it's going to all be very underwhelming. But that was a
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well written sentence, so that's promising all of those statements. But yeah,
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I mean I was worried about the just the clarity of it all, you
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know, really just and also when I was looking through because it was all
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on social media, I didn't see any emojis. So it's not going to
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be an emoji bunk or anything like that. All right, Whether I sayday
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it's going to be great sunshine high A sixty seven, otherwise it is going
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to be a chance of some rain through the overnight, but the weather's still
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looking great. I mean, we still could have hit seventy by the end
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of the week, like an in the morning, big ninety eight point seven.
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Don't you feel like when you're trying to lose weight, it's easier to
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do so if you and your partner are on the same page. I feel
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like that's the only successful route really. I mean, I guess I've had
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success both ways, you know, because my wife, like for you,
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just I fluctuate so much. Where my wife it feels like, you know,
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never too high and never too low, just always like maintaining the same
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weight, which is great, and there's super jealousy, nothing wrong with that.
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She reminds me of one of my best friends. Eat whatever you want,
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do whatever you want, and you still you. You just maintained like
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you look the exact same. Yeah, I wouldn't say my wife like does
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work out and does like eat well or whatever. But I'm either all in,
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you know, like bust some my rear in the gym and yeah,
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fasting and or I'm eating McDonald's three times a day. No, I hear
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you, like, as soon as you kind of get into that junk food
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vibe. It's so hard to even it's addictive. Get out of it.
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But it turns out, according to this new study, they did a study
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on couples trying to lose weight together and the effect it has on the success
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rate. Turns out got nothing to do with it. Oh really, yep.
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Literally, it comes down to what they call your self control or grit.
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I'm very well aware of self control, and I am not the best
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at it. You gotta be gritty, Amanda. It turns out grit,
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which is basically just your ability to you know, control yourself. They say,
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Well, couples tend to share weight management behaviors. Study found there wasn't
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actually any social influence between the couples when it came to their self control or
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grit. Interesting. I guess for me, and usually I do most of
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the grocery shopping and everything and that house, and he does some of the
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cooking. So for the most part, I'm guiding that train a little bit,
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and he doesn't, you know, if I'm trying to be healthy right
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now, I am. It's like, okay, this is what we're doing,
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this is where we're at. He'll try to do that, but you
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know, he is out, you know, hitting a buffet and do it
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nice during the day, stops trying. He doesn't, But I'm all good
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with that as long as you're doing your thing and you're happy. Just try
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not to Hey, oh, let's go here like, because again, I
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know it's self control, but I'm not the girl who's typically going to go
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to a restaurant and be like, I'll just get the side salad with grilled
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chicken or whatever. Well, yeah, if you're out, you're out,
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Like, why are we here then? If I'm trying to just order a
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salad, you know, I I guess you like when we're home. If
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we could just at least be on the same page as far as having nice
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chicken. If you want to put a little more sauce in your chicken to
25:48
spice it up, great, but otherwise go crazy when I'm not with you,
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do whatever you want. I just want to hear it like that song
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says, I just don't want to know. I don't want to know all
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if you're if you're creeping at the buffet, just don't tell me, Pike.
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It sounds like you and I have zero self control. Why should we
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start holding each other more accountable. I mean maybe we do, maybe we
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do a little show weight loss. You know, yeah, I don't know.
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I mean, who's stepping on the scale first. The thing is,
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we never eat in here, so it's not like we used to. Back
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in the day. There was a time when this morning show would have in
26:18
the studio donuts of a frozen pizza at six am. Honestly, on the
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daily you guys can be rolling in from the hub and it'd be like,
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ah, well, we're gonna need a full pizza for breakfast. I'm like,
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okay, so I'm supposed to be healthy and not have a bite of
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that pizza. Come on, I didn't have a chance