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Not too long, Not too short - It's Perfect · Podcast - Big 98.7

• 0:01
  It's time, baby, It is time. We've all been waiting. Time
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  for some hypothetical situations, a little game of call. What do you do?
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  Man? Amanda? You ready for this? You are spending a typical
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  afternoon donating in plasma and before you leave this eight, hey, Pike,
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  instead of giving you money today, we're going to give you an option.
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  You can choose anybody in the world to become friends with, or we're just
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  gonna give you forty bucks. So, Pike, anybody in the world to
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  be friends with? Yeah? Or forty bucks? Yeah, what do you
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  do? Obviously my first donation of the week. I mean I think I
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  would, you know, Amanda's not the forty dollars, it's the lives I
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  save. Yeah, donating plasma? I know. I guess I'd be friends
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  with somebody. Who would it be, you know, if I'm being honest.
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  Probably Tom Along from Blank Win eighty two. Okay, yeah, interesting,
• 1:03
  Not Travis Barker huh no of the band. Obviously, Travis bark is
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  probably the most famous to just your average person. But Tom and Mark,
• 1:11
  the other two are much better personalities than Travis. Two of the funniest guys.
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  All Right, all right, you're at a fast food restaurant drive through.
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  You just swung in quick to order two roast beef sandwiches. Why are
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  you doing this to me? I didn't stop yesterday and I've been craving a
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  roast beef. Oh sorry, I didn't finish the order. I know,
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  two roast beef sandwiches without the bun mm hmmm. When you get so it's
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  a pile of roast beef. So good. When you get up to the
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  window to pay, the employee has good news. The person in front of
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  you has offered to pay for your entire order. That's so odden, all
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  seven dollars of it. Then they say to you, Amanda, well it
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  is customary that you will pay for the order behind you now. And you
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  say, oh, yeah, I've heard of that. Okay, interesting,
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  Well how much is the order behind me? They say it is twenty five
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  dollars? Okay, so Amanda, well been there twenty five What do you
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  do? Honestly, probably just going to go ahead with it. That's a
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  typical order anywhere fast food these days. Twenty five dollars and you have two
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  kids and a husband. Yeah, yeah, there's yeah, of course,
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  yeah, but it's not in this case, it's eighteen dollars more than what
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  you would order. Yep. I'm probably gonna go ahead and say yes,
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  just to keep paying it forward. I don't want to be that person who
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  doesn't Nobody would ever know though, you know what I mean, the person
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  behind is not like this employee, and maybe they would. I don't mean
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  I don't know. Just so you know there was a line going to pay
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  it forward, it stopped at the car in front of you. Oh you
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  want to know their personal information? I know it was that girl from the
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  radio, Amanda Lee. I would just I would feel better just knowing,
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  like, hey, I kept it going, that's going to stick with you,
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  that you're the one who just shut her down. No, it's not
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  that I wouldn't care a bit. Really, those things are stupid for that
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  reason. Oh man. By the way, live on Facebook, good morning
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  to Candice. She says Happy Friday and just throwing it in my face she
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  just had ARB's yum my gosh. Not to mention those lines was paid forwards.
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  It's a real hassle for the employee and they're getting nothing out of it,
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  is it really? Yeah, So if you're going to pay it forward,
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  like just give them a few bucks. You know, can they take
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  tips? I guess I've never even known. Oh anybody can take a tip?
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  Really through the fast food I didn't know if you could or not.
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  Well, you don't have it on the receipt line, but you can give
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  him a few bucks or coins. All right, abandon your kids call it
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  hey, hey, easy? But was it your turn? Sorry? I
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  got a little distracted. All right, word got out. You completed thirty
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  days of no drinking. So proud of you. By the way, Pike,
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  this is really just a chance for me to honor that's where it ended.
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  Obviously, can be happy Hour last night. Well, that's funny,
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  you should bring that up. A sweet little genie just happened to pop over
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  to happy another genie. Huh, here we go pop over to happy hour
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  last night and said, Pike, you're such a wrong willed man, and
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  I'd like to give you fifty thousand dollars if you can go three months no
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  shaving, no brushing your teeth or using deodorant. Fifty k three months.
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  So Pipe, Yeah, I'm not eving, gonna wait for the music thing.
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  Yeah, don't break the rules. Sorry, what do you do?
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  Yeah, that's gonna be the fifty grand that is not gonna be easy.
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  No shaving, no deodorant, and no brushing your teeth, no shaving,
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  like whatever, look at me right now. This is now like keeping a
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  tight beard by any means. So whatever, it just grow a beard in
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  three months. Okay, uh no, what was the other one? Brushing
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  my teeth? You know whatever, I'll just too gum. Oh. I
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  know people who don't brush their teeth really ever and it's fine, Like,
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  what do you you know people that don't brush their teeth ever? Well,
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  we work with one James in the afternoon. He admits to basically never brushing
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  his teeth. And you know what, the sick thing is his teeth.
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  I miss this. He talks about it all the time. And deodorant.
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  I was using natural deodorant for the last like two years, which is basically
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  equivalent to not using deodorant. So that's the easiest fifty k I'll ever make.
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  And that's a summ of money that can really get you ahead. All
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  right, Well, live on Facebook. We've got Candace and show me the
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  money. So she is with you. We've got a good morning to Wendy.
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  Karen shout out from Wisconsin and Janet says she always pays it forward.
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  Oh nice, Janet, that's cool. Unlike would you wouldn't do it the
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  old deodorant thing. I don't think I could. I don't think I could
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  go three days. Okay, So your kids are gonna have to take out
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  loans to go to college, knowing that their mom could have had it paid
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  for, but she wanted to wear deodorant for a few months, brushing the
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  teeth there. I just I couldn't do it. I could not do it
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  three months. This is revealing more about you than it is about me.
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  I'll tell you that it's not all right, Amanda. Your kids speaking of
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  the devils. Your kids come home from school one day and they say,
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  Mom, there's a little boy at school who told us that they heard that
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  our mom is a dumb dumb and it gets worse. Oh no, a
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  poopyad that's what they heard, now, Amanda. Funny thing is you know
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  this little boy's mom. You've chatted with her at a few school functions and
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  she kind of rubbed me the wrong way. Now this so, Amanda,
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  a dumb, dumb and a poopy ad. Where are they getting that?
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  Intel? Oh man, what do you do laugh about it, ignore it,
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  and uh, just have my eyes on this kid. It pick up
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  all the time, and I'm like Kim about Little Life doing the slow drive
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  by locking in the eye gangster stuff. Dude, Like I've got my eyeballs
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  on you, buddy. Uh uh huh Like Amanda in the morning, big
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  naty eight point seven trend. Now here's what you need to know. Well,
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  from the look of it. On social media, Vikings fans are happy.
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  I've seen a lot of posts like JJ to JJ super bold bound baby
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  boy. I haven't seen him this excited since they drafted Christian Ponder. Oh
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  wow, I'm just saying never. I mean, I get it's exciting.
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  Well, you have no other option. Who cares? You don't know?
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  He was a very good college quarterback, you know, but that doesn't always
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  mean they're going to turn out. Well. Well, we will see what
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  happens. Vikings took Michigan quarterback JJ McCarthy in the tenth overall pick and NFL
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  Draft last night, moving up one spot in the trade with the Jets to
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  make sure that they did not miss out on that pick. The Vikings then
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  made a bigger jump later in the first round from number twenty three to number
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  seventeen in a swap with a Jaguires to select Alabama edge rusher Dallas Turner.
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  I mean the Packers drafted a offensive lineman. Did you put that in the
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  story? No? Yeah, big deal, big deal? Yeah? Who
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  was it? I forget his name, but he's an offensive lineman all right?
• 7:53
  Speaking of sports, Tiger Woods fifteen year old sun Charlie. Did you
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  see this? He's attempting to qualify for the US Open. Five golf are
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  expected to advance and be able to play in the US Open in June.
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  Tiger Woods is not yet listed, but he is expected to receive some sort
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  of special exemption to be a part of it. So am I understanding this?
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  Right? They would both be playing then, like the Wow, Yeah,
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  Charlie's not gonna make it. I mean he's like good because how old
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  is he? Sorry? Kid? Like he's a very good fifteen year old
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  player. He's not the best fifteen year old. So like, yeah,
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  good for you for a try. And it's just another tournament to me.
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  It's a non story. Unless he shocks the world and makes it, we'll
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  see. Wow. I'm just saying he's not yet, all right, He's
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  just not. He might develop into I think we can rule out he's not
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  going to be his dad, but he might be a might make the PGA.
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  We'll see b D as the kids would say, or mid. Would
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  mid be the right word for that? Well, if he was mid,
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  he'd be mid all right. Dominos Pizza is launching a new promo. It's
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  called You Tip, We Tip. It starts April twenty ninth, and it's
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  designed to encourage and reward customers who tip their delivery drivers. I love this.
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  Customers who tip their delivery drivers say three bucks or more on their online
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  platform, They're gonna get a three or cupon right back to use towards an
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  online purchase. One time, I had a pizza show up really late.
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  It was like one of those deals where we ordered it after the bar closed
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  and then four am came around the pizza still wasn't there, So would you
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  fall asleep dinner? No. I was in a rage, just staying awake
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  until I pizza came. And finally the guy showed up and I was so
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  mad. I tipped him zero dollars and I felt so bad afterward because I'm
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  like, you know, I thought about it next morning, wake up,
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  I'm like, did you really Yeah? It was. I literally I got
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  like tiary I thinking about how mean I was about it, because I mean
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  I didn't say anything mean. I just like the receipt where the tip line
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  is I very aggressive dash. And so the next day I woke up and
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  just felt so bad because it wasn't his fault. And you know, I
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  called the rest the pizza place and they told me, they're like, well,
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  you know, we don't know what to tell you. Like this guy,
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  whatever his name was, we'll call him John. John's like one of
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  our best guys. And I thought about it. I'm like, man,
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  here's John who's made a name for himself as being one of the best delivery
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  guys. He's a fifty six year old man, but he's out there just
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  killing it, and it's probably not his fault that the pizza is so late.
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  So I just felt like an idiots around like the edge of our seat
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  right now, really hoping you make this song. I got a twenty dollar
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  bill out of the ATM and I went to there the next day and I
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  said, hey, is John here? And they said, no, John's
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  not here, And I said, well, when he gets here, you
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  give him this and tell him I'm sorry. He'll know who it's from.
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  Yeah, that's a true story. That's a true story. I felt so
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  bad. Twenty dollar bill. Yeah, that's like probably the most you've ever
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  tipped. That's a good that's a good tip. Well, it depends on
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  the size of the bill. Yeah, No, I'm sure surely I've tipped
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  more than that if it called for it. That's not that's what you got
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  out of the story. I'm shot at me. I am so proud of
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  you what I was. You know, I was not proud of my twenty
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  dollar bill. No, I for sure think that somebody pocketed the kid.
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  Work on the counter that day is like, oh, that's the easiest twenty
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  bucks I ever made. Good job. So John probably still hates me.
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  John, if you're out there listening, I forget what your actual name was,
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  But I'm sorry this is starting to trigger you. It was Pike and
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  you sorry. All right. Weather today gonna be windy, rainy, just
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  really kind of gross the next few days, but starting to green up.
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  Gonna be a high about fifty two. I could only wish that one of
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  my coworkers would say, oh, he's one of our best guys. You
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  know that that'd be a goal to have people say that about you. Do
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  you do? Yeah? When you when you left for five minutes, it
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  was like one of those oh my gosh, like really missed you. Wow.
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  So I'm like the John you are of FM radio. Really yeah,
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  And then we were like, hey, can you come back and look at
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  what you did? It came back twenty dollars. Bill will get a guy
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  to do just about anything. Hey, come sit down, come on,
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  get over here. Take in a minute in the morning. Seven. Have
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  you ever found something like in your food or something you've ordered from a restaurant?
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  Because this woman have you seen this news? This this lady drinking a
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  cup of coffee AuAl had the lid on it, Yeah, and she noticed
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  something in her mouth. So she opens the lid. Oh gosh, there's
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  a bunch of bugs in the coffee. Go yeah, this is is that
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  something you wouldn't expect? And this is at an airport, all right,
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  So the airport coffee, just getting ready to get on flight, realize that
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  there's a bunch of these bugs. And so what happens next it will shock
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  you. She didn't just get grossed out. She went into anaphylactic shock and
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  is currently fighting for her life. What kind of bugs are these? Did
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  you want to happier ending? I guess I was expecting her to, like
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  have been upset through her coffee on somebody to spit out. But this is
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  really scary. Yeah, they don't say what bugs they are, but they
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  caused her face to swell up or throw it to narrow, had a hard
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  time breathing. So she's been in the hospital for thirty six hours in the
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  ICU. Oh my god, terrifying, terrifying. So that said, Amanda,
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  you don't have to have nearly died. But if you ever found something
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  in your food, if I find a piece of hair on anything regarding my
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  food, I'm not pick it out and move on. I'm a I'm good.
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  Thanks. Do you get them to bring you a new one? No?
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  I do my best to. I hate being that person. Like,
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  but if I'm paying for something, typically it's pretty obvious, like, oh,
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  you didn't need it, like, ah, there was a little hair.
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  Like I'll be honest with you if you ask why, the worst is
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  honestly, I'd rather find it right away. There's nothing worse than getting in
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  like to the last spite of a burger and then you you go and you're
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  like, it's just like this long piece of hair, and you know it's
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  not yours because I shed. So I always try to think of most women
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  do. I always try to think, like, that's gotta be mine,
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  right, that's God got Then the cook comes out, the chef and you
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  got the long brown hair. Oh yeah, I mean it's such an you
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  don't You hate to get too grossed out or mad anyway, because what can
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  you do? You know what I mean? It's like hair falls out.
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  You could be at the nicest restaurant in the world, their hair still falls
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  out. Oh totally. And you again, I just wish I didn't get
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  that feeling, but I do, Like, can you just pull out the
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  hair and you're done? I can do anything I set my mind. Yeah,
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  I'll keep you and I'll eat right through a hair. I'll swallow it.
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  Oh stop it, you will not. But it is. What's the
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  weirdest thing? Well? I found one time I was with somebody at this
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  burger place in town. Loved the place, but there was a staple in
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  their burger, an actual bad swear to God, And you know what the
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  sick part was. They didn't even give a discount. They just said sorry,
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  like a full like, how did this person find it because it was
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  about to get there or was it bit into it? Yeah, bit into
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  it. It realized, oh my god, there's something in my mouth.
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  Yeah, I could have killed you. Could have killed you. It feels
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  a bit aggressive, but I guess I gonna have to hit the arteries the
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  right way on the way down. Well, the best case are you still
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  got to pass the staple. And this was not like a staple on your
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  desk. This was like a construction quality state. Gosh, yeah, imagine
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  that's slid at the rear. Imagine the obituary death by a burger. I
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  don't think they include that in little bit. I mean, I think you're
• 14:56
  gonna have to it died unexpectedly at a local burger restaurant. I guess what
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  that would say, staple. I don't know if I come back from stuff
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  like that death do few do? Amanda in the Morning on Big Seven,
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  Well, Americans have spoken the perfect movie length. The ideal length of a
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  movie is exactly ninety two minutes. Okay, I was gonna say an hour
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  and a half is perfect, And yeah, you know, like sometimes we'll
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  be perusing the streaming services trying to find a movie and you'll see one that
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  kind of catches your eye, and then you'll look and it's like the run
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  time is two and a half hours. I'm like, well, no,
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  I just I can't commit to that, or if it is really good you
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  get into it, you're like, okay, not gonna be able to go
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  to sleep, or there's just not enough time for it, right, I
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  mean, yeah, we should have started this an hour and a half ago.
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  If we're gonna watch that commit to something like this. Actually shocked that
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  it is even that high anymore, just because again, we're so ultical,
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  Like we still DVR a lot of things, so when we're watching like I
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  still watch a lot of Hallmark in Lifetime movie huh, so what I'm watching
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  it, you're still going through the commercials or even like a two hour episode
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  of Dateline, you can fly through that in forty five minutes. Yeah,
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  you know, I mean the fact of like having to sit there for like
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  if you're watching commercials. But yeah, that's what I mean, like fast
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  forward, and it's one of it's the funny conundrum of people like, oh,
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  I don't want to watch a two hour movie, but I'll go ahead
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  and watch seven consecutive forty five minute episodes. It's true of a series,
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  it's different, right. You want to know what movies over history have been
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  the perfect length of ninety two minutes? Oh yeah, A couple of perfect
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  movies in here, if you ask me, it's not Jas Dodgeball. Oh
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  God, sorry, Ben Stiller. You know now that we're saying that this
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  is one of those, I'm not sure if I ever watch it, or
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  I just saw so many highlights from it. Really, I know that sounds
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  crazy. Oh it's a great film, Vince Vaughn. No, I mean,
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  I feel like you can tell me things of like, oh yeah,
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  but I'm not sure I watched it, or if I did, it wasn't
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  like enough to like an American Pie or a happy Gilmore or something like that
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  where you watch a few times. Have you seen any of these other perfect
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  length movies ninety two minutes? You think the movies like it when you tell
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  them that the perfect length there is it kind of like, oh, no,
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  yeah, I bet, I bet it's perfect. Yeah. Kung Fu
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  Panda. I feel like my kids tried to watch that one, but coming
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  in at ninety two hot minutes again back in the day, couldn't tell you
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  much about it. Gosh, I'm terrible here, I thought I was.
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  I've seen Beetle Choos, Monsters Inc. Please tell me you've seen Monsters Inc.
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  It's been on the TV. I've never like got into it. Yikes.
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  I know. I'm also a terrible movie watcher. If this tells you
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  anything about me, I take you as somebody that will watch movie but then
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  not really watch the movie. Yeah, yeah, always just super distracted or
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  I'm getting up and getting something for the kid, like yeah, just and
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  then the other perfect length movie, Toy Story two. Okay, now that
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  one I'm all in. I forget what happened? Is that where they get
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  stuck in the toy shop? I totally forge, you know, I forget
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  because we're four in now or three, we might be five in. I
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  don't know. Is there a Toy Story five? I know there's for sure
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  three, and I think they're working on four, not one hundred Toy Story
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  one. We all know, right, that's just your classic. Yeah,
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  they're in and the house not Jesse's room. They get what's the kids Andy?
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  Yes, and then the neighbor gets a hold of him and he's trying
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  to kill him with the you know, the magnifying glass. We are currently
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  going to be getting Toy Story five in twenty twenty six. Oh, we
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  got a couple of years. Yeah, so maybe I have, so,
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  I am man. Just when I think I'm like, yes, I got
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  it, I think I get three and four mixed up because there's one where
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  they're in like a daycare, and then I think that's number three, and
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  then they almost like it's the really sad ending where everybody was crying, right,
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  I mean it all works out. Don't even Tom Hanks? Right,
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  was he crying? I'm pretty sure like when he was he was filming,
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  He's like, this is just devastating. Yeah, it's sad. I don't
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  want to spoil it. If nobody saw it, but bus light here gets
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  sow it in half, wouldn't it be horrible? That would be it'd be
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  tough to watch? Is it too early? These poor children? I know?
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  Sorry kidd sho, I brown as it doesn't happen like a minute in
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  the morning, No, Amanda. Still, let's see, let's see.
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  I'm told this is brought to you by Whimmers Diamonds. All right, Donna
• 19:06
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  to the whole album and I thought that it was not only was it very
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  impressive, she said she's a very talented woman and it was her best work
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  yet. Really, Donna, with the hot take hot, It's hard to
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  say. It's obviously very subjective. The song I'll say Fortnite is growing on
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  me quite a lot, you know, I'll agree because as soon as I
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  heard those like not for me, but I catch myself like him and and
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  han along like throughout the day to the I guess the course of it or
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  whatever the chorus. Yeah, right, well, you're a real music music
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  I really no, It's like any song. I never like to react right
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  away because it just takes. It takes a few listens. You gotta kind
• 19:47
  of let it sit for a few days. Yeah, it is so true.
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  By the way, When asked if she had any life advice for Taylor
• 19:52
  Swift, Mama, Donna said she doesn't need my advice on anything. In
• 19:56
  fact, I hope she will give me a advice. What a humble lady.
• 20:00
  Isn't that interesting? By the way, we are finding out Taylor and
• 20:03
  Trap. They're trying to stay on the down low as much as they possibly
• 20:07
  can. We told you that they just got back from a vacation with Gigi
• 20:08
  had Ead and Bradley Cooper. So they're in LA and inside sources are saying
• 20:15
  that they went out for dinner and they sat on the same side of the
• 20:18
  booth. Oh no, I know, is that right? That's just who
• 20:22
  do you think that's who initiated that charge of that? I think a trap.
• 20:26
  I have a feeling she went on the inside, traps out on the
• 20:30
  outside to just really protect her from whatever may have been going on. You
• 20:33
  guys do that ever? I feel like you do that. That is definitely
• 20:37
  not something I do. In fact, we had a little date day last
• 20:40
  Friday and we were at it was like a bigger table at the place we
• 20:44
  were at, and my husband sat so far away from me. I'm like,
• 20:45
  why are you sitting so far away from me? He's like, because
• 20:48
  if I sit like right next to you, that's super weird. He he
• 20:52
  can't stand that. And if there's anybody that's sitting like really close to each
• 20:55
  other, he's like, he can't handle it. It is just kind of
• 20:57
  annoying. I mean, if you just got together and you're looking to get
• 21:00
  any snuggling in, you can, I get that's your only shot while you're
• 21:04
  eating pizza. I don't know it doesn't you're a married man, Do you
• 21:07
  guys sit on the same side of the booth or no? Not usually no,
• 21:11
  no, unless you're out for dinner with a couple, of course that
• 21:14
  would be. We see a lot of people doing it, and we always
• 21:15
  are like, gotta read. We're not affectionate. But when we lost them.
• 21:19
  When I'm talking with Wendy, I want to look at her, not
• 21:22
  like twist my head over. Would you sound like my husband? Honey?
• 21:26
  I wanted to gaze into your eyes? Oh gotcha? How do you how
• 21:29
  do you handle this one? If you're like, let's say you're meeting another
• 21:30
  couple, do you sit on the same side as your partner, or do
• 21:33
  you guys sit across from each other? Do you let the girls sit across
• 21:36
  from each other? That depends Usually yeah, Usually, like you know,
• 21:41
  the guys are one side of the either side, then you have two separate
• 21:45
  conversations. Sometimes you walk in and you have a couple that are on the
• 21:48
  same side, so you sit on the opposite side. Sometimes they're across from
• 21:51
  each other, so you yeah. I feel like if I am meeting a
• 21:53
  couple and I'm going into a booth situation, We're sitting next to each other,
• 21:59
  so we and then it's candid conversation right back and forth. My non
• 22:03
  negotiables. I just have to be like on the outside. I can't be
• 22:07
  like shoe horned in. Like let's say it's like six people and it's in
• 22:11
  like a big booth or a circular kind of situation, You'd think my husband
• 22:15
  was on the swat team or something. Because he's also has to always has
• 22:18
  his eye on the door. He cannot be back. His back can't be
• 22:22
  to the door. If we're at a restaurant, I can't face. I
• 22:23
  can't face. Like if it's in a I can't face a bathroom. Like
• 22:26
  if I see if I can see the door open out uh if I if
• 22:30
  I can see into the back of house. If you're at a fancy restaurant,
• 22:33
  it's not a big deal because that's what's designed for. But if it's
• 22:37
  not a fancy restaurant, and I can see the door open and closed,
• 22:40
  and I can see what's going on back there, you might you might as
• 22:44
  well be eating out of the toy and that I'm like, when you design
• 22:45
  a restaurant, you should make unless you're again designing it so that everybody sees.
• 22:49
  That's part of the element. Make sure that there's no bad Interesting.
• 22:53
  I am and now totally thinking about it. If I've ever had like a
• 22:57
  weird fat when he gets what palms when we go to a place and they're
• 23:02
  like, oh, well we might be able to get you here, and
• 23:03
  she'll look at me because like I won't hide. I'll say, no,
• 23:06
  I don't want to sit there. Oh interesting, that's funny. Yeah.
• 23:08
  If you can see like the bathroom and then you can also see the kitchen,
• 23:11
  it's just like a weird mix. Yeah, unless it's open, because
• 23:14
  you know, and when they're showcasing their kitchen, they're doing it right right
• 23:18
  obviously. Yeah, it's cool. Yeah, hey experience, But otherwise,
• 23:22
  yeah, you're kind of like, oh, I did not need to peek
• 23:23
  in there. You know, why didn't you hold that they have microwaves?
• 23:27
  Like Ama in the morning, come on, get up on big breaking news
• 23:34
  coming in this morning, Amanda regarding the airline industry. Oh yeah, a
• 23:38
  law has just been passed. Now this is an actual law where airlines are
• 23:42
  now forced to automatically refund you if your flight is delayed, canceled, changed
• 23:51
  in any way that inconveniences you. Before, you know, airlines they would
• 23:56
  just basically if it got to that point, they would just give you like
• 23:59
  a a credit and you could only use it with them on another flight or
• 24:03
  you know, if you wanted the refund. There was a lot of hoops
• 24:06
  you had to jump through well, and sometimes it would just cancel it because
• 24:08
  there wasn't enough people on flights. I have a few friends who are in
• 24:11
  the airline industry. Yeah, so it'd be like, oh, hey,
• 24:15
  this flight isn't full. We have another flight coming in and you have to
• 24:18
  get on that. But if you don't want to, you could get a
• 24:21
  full refund. Then, is that what you're saying. Yeah, now you
• 24:23
  get a full refund just automatically, and it's you know, government mandated,
• 24:27
  so they gotta do it. Interesting. Yeah, so that'll that'd be a
• 24:32
  nice you know. Now, I wish they would pass a off for car
• 24:34
  washes. If as far as refunds go, you're still dealing with that.
• 24:38
  I just I've moved on I've literally I cannot receive a refund. I was
• 24:42
  duped by a car wash and they will not give me a refund. I
• 24:47
  went to the point of angrily printing off the forms needed to take them to
• 24:51
  small claims Court. After taking a couple of days to think about it,
• 24:55
  I've decided it might not be worth it, but but I considered it interesting
• 25:00
  anyway. Okay, so going back to this, this would also help.
• 25:03
  For instance, Yes, you're gonna need to go somewhere, So if you're
• 25:08
  let's just say you're at an air an airport and people are just like waiting
• 25:11
  in line trying to go through, it's just such a hassle. Do you
• 25:15
  think that that will help with some of that problem too? Like if your
• 25:17
  flight's canceled, well, I think a lot of those people are like trying
• 25:21
  to trying to figure out how they're going to still get to their destination.
• 25:23
  So not necessarily a refund, but like how am I going to get there?
• 25:26
  Yeah, that's what's the worst. What's the worst experience? You bad
• 25:29
  as far as like delays and cancelations things like that. Have you ever been
• 25:33
  like stranded somewhere in an airport? Thankfully haven't been stranded for too long,
• 25:37
  probably a couple of years ago, we couldn't get out of Fargo, and
• 25:41
  we ended up like having our our flight was delayed for like another day,
• 25:45
  but we couldn't get onto that flight. So it was kind of it was
• 25:48
  at least we were on our home turf. Well that's good. At least.
• 25:52
  Yeah, we we tried to go on a vacation out of Fargo.
• 25:53
  The flight literally, and this was with Dustin from Happy Harry's, We're going
• 25:57
  to Green Bay. Well that's right. The flight we're literally, you know,
• 26:00
  just gung ho heading out for vacation. Couple beers deep from the airport
• 26:03
  bar. The flight is, the wheels are coming off the ground when suddenly
• 26:07
  the plane has to slam on the brakes because I think something fell off the
• 26:11
  plane. This was like pre Boeing controversy, and so it's probably ten years
• 26:15
  ago. So they literally had to turn around and there was no other flights
• 26:18
  and so we just it went from I was going to be gone for the
• 26:22
  weekend, d just going back home. I remember you guys texting me and
• 26:26
  going, hey, do you want to meet us at like Sickies or something.
• 26:27
  I'm like, oh, stop it guys and you're like, no,
• 26:30
  no, we're not. And especially when it's a short weekend like that,
• 26:33
  there's no oh I can let's just tomorrow or anything like that. It was
• 26:37
  just over. That was just it so not fun. But now they would
• 26:41
  automatically have to give you a refund. That kind of feels like a game
• 26:44
  changer. That's a big wind flow. It's making it consume. It's probably
• 26:47
  the biggest change we've seen in society in our lifetimes. Like this, and
• 26:52
  then sliced bread arguably