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Thoughts on Toe Sucking · Podcast - Big 98.7

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Well, that's good because we're entering the judgment zone where every Tuesday we have
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somebody who's found themselves in a predicament. We like to get a little judgy
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because they're looking for that judgment, that advice. Absolutely seven oh one two
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eight oh one ninety eight seven would love to hear what you think. You
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can text or you can call. We're gonna for grins and gagles scholar Tiffany,
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and she's on the phone now, Tiffany, what's happening. So what's
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happening is I'm getting married this summer. Super exciting. Congratulations and thank you
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so much. I'm excited about that. And my bachelor party is coming up.
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I have a really close circle of friends. We've all been friends since
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high school. They're all my bridesmaids. I don't have a sister, it's
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just my friends and my soon to be sister in law is my personal attendant,
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Okay, which that makes total sense. I feel like you always have
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to give somebody, whether you're the usher of the personal attendant, somebody within
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the family kind of a role. Yeah, so she's going to be my
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personal attendant. I didn't invite her to my bachelorette party because she won't know
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anyone, and I just didn't want to have to like entertain her at my
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party. You know. Well, my husband just found out that I didn't
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invite her, and he's super upset with me. Okay, you got to
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draw the line somewhere, and it sounds like you've drawn it at personal attendance.
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Yeah, it's just it's super small. It's just like six of us
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in a way. If I'm understanding this, you're looking out for her in
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terms of like, hey, you're gonna feel weird. But I will say
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I probably would have invited her because she probably would say no. Or do
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you think she's one of those people like out of guilt? Is gonna be
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like, oh, I'm going You know, she's not much of a partier
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either, you know, so I just didn't feel like she would have that
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much fun. So how do I handle this? Okay, so let's be
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honest. This will be between us here. Do I really like her or
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is that the issue? I honestly like, she lives far away. I
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don't her very often. You know, I were friendly, but I don't
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think we'll be like best friends. I'm gonna be honest. I would issue
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the invite just to say, but I would make it so hey, just
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so you know, you don't have to come, like I'm not expecting you
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to come. Yeah, I'm with you, Tiffany. I would not invite
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her because we all have been in those situations. You got your girls that
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you grew up with, you got a million inside jokes. She doesn't want
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to be there anyway, she's not gonna understand. She's gonna feel left out,
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and for your sake, it's totally gonna kill the vibe. So a
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good call on your part. But your husband obviously doesn't feel the same way.
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And that's why you're here in the judgment zone. We're gonna see what
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people think, and so listen to Tiffany. And obviously some people might get
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a little judge here, so don't take offense, but just hang ted.
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Okay, okay, thank you? Seven one eight oh one nine eight seven.
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Yeah, I mean I agree with her husband. I think it's not
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cool, Like I mean, they're not even married yet and she's already disrespecting
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her I mean, soon to be husband's family and he's obviously very selfish,
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and I think that's a huge red flag, and you probably take note all
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right, well, hey, thank you for the call, No problem,
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thank you, Christine. I don't know if selfish is the word. We
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posted it on our big ninety two point seven Facebook page. What are people
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saying? Christen said, I like her butt dot dot is I haven't seen
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a picture. No, she says, is what people say when they don't
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want to admit that they don't like someone. She's going to be family.
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Went on invite her and tried to get to know where a little bit better.
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I mean the minority. Any other comments about her rear end No,
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I didn't see anything that was it. Okay, all right, Well,
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Amanda's on the phone right now taking more calls while we're in the middle of
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the judgment zone. Personally, don't even extend the invite. We've all been
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on trips where it's just super awkward. You got the person lingering, you're
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making the inside jokes because you' all grew up together, and they're like,
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huh what you went to the wear Yeah, and you're gonna want to include
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her through all of that, and I feel like that's just going to kind
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of put a little damper on it. Well, we have a phone call.
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I hope they don't swear, good morning. Who's this Good morning?
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My name's Jake. From my understanding, isn't a bachelor party supposed to just
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be the bridal party? Personally, I think it's her choice. It's her
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party, her choice. She's not saying who he invite to his bachelor party,
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so I don't think he should get any stay in what she does at
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her party or who she invites. It'd be different if she didn't invite her
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to the wedding, or if she didn't even make her part of the wedding
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party. Right exactly? Well? Heye, was it? Jab Yes?
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Jay, thank you so much for calling. Appreciate you, right, I
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mean, I think you'll leave it be. Let the husband pout, be
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mad. Who cares? He's gonna forget about it, go on with the
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wedding. She can come to the wedding. That'll be great again. You're
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the personal attendant. It's such an honor to be here today. Oh that's
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that's the worst job. Hey, make it to be in a couple photos.
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She'll be She'll be fine in the morning, No, Amanda, still
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send see let's see. Well it's been almost a year since Jamie Fox was
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in the hospital for who knows why. Everybody just knew that it was really
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serious. He was supposed to be on a game show called Beachizam, co
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hosting it with his daughter. She ended up just kind of take sad.
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You mean that Genie movie was Shack from the nineties. No, not that
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one. Oh, this is a game show? Pipe gotcha close? You
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remember that film? I totally do. Wait Jack's one and acting role.
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I feel like he's done a cameo in a couple of things. But either
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way, we're finally gonna find out from Jamie Fox himself what this life threatening
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health scare was. But he is doing it in an upcoming comedy special.
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Other than that, we have no other details. Feels very odd, but
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who knows. I guess that's just a good way to get people to watch
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your comedy special. Ben he a comedian, I know he's a rapper,
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things acts, game show host? Is Is he funny? Is he?
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Well, of course he's funny. I'm sure he can be. I don't
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know how his stand up chops are. I guess we'll see. And I
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don't know if they're bringing back the ha for Pamela Anderson, But Baywatch is
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getting a TV reboot on Fox. They did the movie of Course, with
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David Hasselhoff and Zach Efron, which was I it was really stupid, but
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I think it's supposed to be right. I mean, just like anything,
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when you watch some of these shows back in the nineties, you're like,
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Okay, it's not how I remembered it. But they Watch for Me was
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a classic. There was a storyline. It just wasn't you know, girls
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running on the beach in the red swimsuits, which, of course those iconic
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suits will be back. Don't know who's going to be a part of it.
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I feel like the Hoff needs to come back as something. Yeah,
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well the movie they watched. The movie in twenty seventeen got a seventeen percent
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on Rotten Tomatoes. So the only way to go is up. You know
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who they should get that watched it? Did you? You know who you
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sho get to do it? Is that young up and coming actress the one
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that hosted SNL Sidney Sweeney. Have you heard of it? Yeah, she's
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really talented. Do you think she would look good in a un read swimsuit
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running on the beach pike? Is that what you're alluding to? Could they
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make them two pieces on their I okay, all right, I'm just saying,
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just to make it more modern, you don't want to date the show.
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I'm a big fan of the whole piece swimsuit things, the whole pieces
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of the calling the whole piece. Yeah, well, I can't wait for
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that to come out. You know what movie this is from. I mean,
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if I didn't know what story I was about to talk about, I
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would go I have no idea, but it is from Freaky Friday. There's
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been a lot of rumors that Lindsay Lohan and Jimmy Lee Curtis wanted to do
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a sequel, and Lindsay Lohan confirmed it yesterday. Talk about a girl who
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had a fall from Grace, just completely gone, moved to not Tokyo.
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Where did she move for the Middle East? I believe, Yeah, and
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then got her life together came back. Now she's a mom living her life.
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She's on a couple of Netflix specials. Didn't she marry a prince or
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something? But I think she was dating a Princeville half that blood prince.
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I have no idea, but good for her. It's kind of fun to
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see her in this, you know, revival stage again. Absolutely, I
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mean I just wish good things for everybody, her included. So I hope
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the movie is good. It's her and Jamie Lee Curtis reprising their roles.
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That's what I'm understanding. They didn't give a whole lot of details. But
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is this later in obviously later in life? Does it happen again? Of
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course it does. Do they find themselves switching bodies again? Because that's not
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believable? Wheeler alert. Jeez, sorry, you're not You're gonna have to
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go see it. No more information, get Amanda in the morning. Seven.
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This might be news to you, Amanda and everyone listening. Kids love
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those cell phones? Oh boy? Do they? Parents do? I mean,
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everybody does. It's an addictive thing and it's just kind of icky,
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it sure is. But one school has found a solution for kids who are
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obsessed with their smartphones. What they're doing is providing parents with big air quotes
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here, dumb phones at no cost to give to their kids. And so
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the kids, you would think, would spend a little less time on their
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little dumb phones. What exactly is a dumb phone? I'm not really picking
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up what you're putting down. You're not, no, Okay, Well,
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I guess it would be on it. What makes a phone a smartphone is
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its ability to browse the internet, have data, do more than just texting
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and calling, got it? So a dumb phone would just be that kind
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of like your old Nokia, remember back in two thousand and three, of
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course, but you still play some games Snake on that bad boy. Oh
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yeah, listen, I spent a lot of time playing brick Breaker on my
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Nokia. But still, nonetheless, it would be a dumb phone. I
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don't know if they'd have a game or two. But there's no internet access,
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so you can't have social media, can't have Snapchat, can't go on
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Wikipedia. Seven one two eight zero one idea in seven. I would love
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to know the rules right now, because we had found out last week and
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there were people that had sent us messages that people are allowing phones just in
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classrooms. I can't even imagine that life. I feel like it just got
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to the point where there's nothing you could do, right, Like it was
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a pointless battle that they just eventually said, all right, fine, do
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they not have lockers anymore? You just put your phone in your locker?
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Yeah, but what about it? If there was an emergency, then you
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call the school office. And you say, hey, I need to talk
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to Amanda Lee because of whatever reason they're then they call you to the office
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and everybody goes ooh, and then the teacher goes, hey, it could
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be an emergency, which is fair, Which is fair. So yeah,
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the school is handing out these dumb phones to all of the parents and they
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think that might be a solution of the issue. Which is interesting because you
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would think if my phone didn't have social media, or if I wasn't able
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to go on the Internet, I wouldn't spend hardly any time looking at it.
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But I remember back in the day being obsessed with my phone, and
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all the option was was to call or text somebody. Growing up in the
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Wadina Deer Creek area, I lived in Henning, like Borderline by Deer Creek,
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so it was long distance for me to call school or for my family.
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So we had a cell phone plan like Sell two thousand. So I
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had this little phone in seventh or eighth grade because otherwise after dance or wherever
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I would be, I'd have to call my parents collect because it was long
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distance collect. I know, one eight hundred call att remember this. So
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I would have this phone, but I would hide it from everybody because I
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was so embarrassed to have a cell phone. That's how uncool it was.
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Yeah, my, how the times have changed here now you're one hundred years
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old. Thirty eight. Thank you Pike for asking. I really appreciate that.
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We were wondering though, did they allow I had my pager's going off?
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It says nine to one one. Somebody needs to get in touch with
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me. Yeah, I don't know. Interesting, we have somebody on the
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TEP they do, yes, seven one ninety seven. Hello. Yeah,
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So my son is in middle school in Fargo Public schools and he's technically they're
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not allowed to have their cell phones and classes, but the general rule is
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if a teacher doesn't see it, it's fine to be in your pocket,
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but if they use them, then the teacher takes them for the class.
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Got it, Okay, So it's a very loose rule. It's kind of
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just like maybe like taxes, like it's recommended, but they're not going to
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really do anything. Yeah, don't do it, you know what I mean,
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one of those things not really enforced. Well, thank you for the
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call, man, yep Hi Big ninety eight point seven, Hey Jessing,
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you Juno West Fargo High School. Do not allow self so really love it.
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I'm glad we're in the West Fargo school district. It makes me happy
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from an adult perspective. From a kid's perspective, I get the idea.
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But at the same time, there's a lot of kids who have a lot
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of appointments. That's always been the helpful piece to get your kids in and
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out of a play that remind yourself. It's a give or take. Do
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I want them cheating on their phones? No? But I want I'm texting.
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No, But unless it's your parents, yeah, no, for sure,
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I get that. Well, thanks for the call and the insight.
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We appreciate you, Amanda. In the morning on SIG seven, I want
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everybody to feel real good about their relationship and your marriage. So I'm going
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to tell you the story about the single saddest man you've ever heard. And
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it's okay because he shared the story on his social media and so he wants
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to, if anything, create awareness about how sad you could be. My
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man talked about how he'd been married to a girl he met in college for
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eight years. Now, eight whole years of marriage. Well, things started
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to go downhill, Amanda, after my guy was in a near fatal car
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accident. Okay, not good. Ended up being in a coma for two
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weeks. Took him four months to recover before he was finally able to get
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home get back to work. My gush, this is like a real Lifetime
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movie. Okay, yeah, just wait. Did he know his wife when
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she walked in? Yeah? Yeah, he remembered. Okay, Well,
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however, when he got home, there were things he wasn't remembering, and
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so his wife told him that before the accident, they'd been sleeping in separate
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bedrooms. Now, my man knew that was not true. No, she
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did not. She said it was because he had been snoring. Also a
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lie, but he obliged. He went with it. No, but it
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was after that he realized that there had been quite a bit of distance created
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in their marriage. She was not the same, so he knew. After
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his thirtieth birthday, he came home and she was off with her friends having
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a spa day on his thirtieth birthday. Amanda really is so she wanted to
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just such a supportive wife. She decided she was going to celebrate his thirtieth
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birthday give us a loan to the way she wanted to. Yeah, no,
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definitely alone time he had. He ordered takeout, watched some Netflix,
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went to bed, and the next morning he woke up. He decided that
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was it. He was going to file for divorce, so he called his
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lawyer, got the papers drafted, and started to make some moves to make
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it a smooth process. Started selling off his possessions, and when he finally
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decided to leave Amanda, he got on the road and just start to drive
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in worked from a hotel. Ten days went by, ten whole days.
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His wife finally texted him and said, is this a joke? When are
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you coming home? What? Ten days had gone by? Then she decided
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she was going to miss him. Correct. I don't know if missing is
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the word. Maybe just curiosity finally got to her, like, hey,
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what isn't there a guy that lives here? Isn't even he's my husband?
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Yeah, that's right, I remember that guy? Where is he? Ten
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days? Ten whole days had gone by. What was his response, Well,
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he started getting these sexs and he just decided to ignore it. He
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sent her the auto text you know, hey, I'm driving I can't respond
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right now, and then she said something interesting to him. She said,
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please come back. I promise I will cut him off, he said,
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cut him off? Who's him? Turns out she she outed herself as having
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an affair, and so that's where our story ends. My man is now
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single. The door his final. But what a sad ending. So it
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sounds like she didn't cut him off after all. I don't think anyone has
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ever cut off. I don't think there was a I think it was full
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steam ahead whatever that was. Poor guy. Gosh, that is so sad.
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I know. It's just like I do love the fact that it took
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ten days and she circled back, like, gee, you know now that
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you're gonna kind of miss y'all. Hello, Ben Trending. Now here's what
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you need to know. He got me all emotional yesterday. Jason Kelsey.
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We knew he was going to probably retire from the NFL, but he had
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about a forty five minute press conference yesterday and my, I mean, my
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heart was just melting, and he was talking about meeting his wife, going
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through that entire process, how he just knew the second she walked in the
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door, that is who's gonna marry. And then he basically retired because he
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just wants to be a dad. Listen to this also giving me three beautiful
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girls in a life that increasingly brings me more fulfillment off the field than it
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does on. We've had a great run, Ki, I am a product
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of my upbringing. I think one of the best things a person can be
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in this world is a father. A father who was present, loving,
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devoted just may be the greatest gift a child could ask for in our society.
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And I have a damn good one man. Just think about the best
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man speech he's going to give when Travis and Taylor get married. Oh,
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it's going to be something. Might even steal the show, to be honest
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with you, by the way, Travis, of course there yesterday also just
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in tears. He was wearing a friendship bracelet. Sad but also good for
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him, you know what a great career. Didn't score any touchdowns, though
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I thought that was the whole point of it. I know yesterday I was,
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oh, my gosh, Pike, did you say this? He goes?
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You know he is a center, right, he's an offensive aligneman trying
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do we care so much? He's just the most likable. Oh yes,
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that's not fair. You don't know the other ones that is they're all have
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podcasts, and their brothers aren't all married to Taylor Swift. Okay, not
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married yet? All right? Did you see this? A Wisconsin man named
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Ronald Gorsky. He has officially eaten thirty four thousand, one and twenty eight
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Big Max. It started back May seventeenth, nineteen seventy two. He has
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saved every single receipt that he has had since then. Why because he wants
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you to show like I ate all of these Big Macs, and when they
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say would you like your receipt, he's the one who goes, actually,
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yes, I I sure do. But can you imagine that many Big Max?
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How is it that that became like the flagship burger? I think it
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was because of the sauce. Listen, hey, if you love bread and
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lettuce, I know the Big Mac is perfect. Yeah, he said,
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He us eat about nineteen which is a day, and now consumes about two.
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He says he's never sick and tired of them. He said, actually,
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when people see me eat one, they look at me like, is
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this like your first time? Just because he still loves it? No way,
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what would you say? What menu item from whatever fast food restaurant?
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Have you eaten the most of in your life. If you told it it
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all up, what menu item Ooh okay, So dairy queen chicken strips have
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got to be up there with the gravy sauce. I think just had that
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Sunday chicken. The long chicken sandwich like the original chicken sandwich from Burger King
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is one of my faves when you get it with zesty sauce. Okay,
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I didn't name the things you like. No, I'm saying to pick one
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I know for me, I think it's and I know your cry is it's
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probably a mic chicken. Oh really okay? And I like them fine,
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but it was just all you know, they weren't the dollar many forever,
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so it was just the easiest choice. Like MC chicken, give me two.
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Yeah, mine's got to be probably chicken nuggies from somewhere with sweet and
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sour sauce or zesty gotta be for me, it's you named eleven things.
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It's not a specific restaurant. Well, and that's just it because I volley
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around. I'm not like you where you have like a home, like I'll
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go to Wendy Wendy's Burger King. I do. I get that I met
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as long as the four fast food restaurants in the last four days. Okay,
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I volley, all right, really dude, that's the game. That's
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the game is you have to figure out which one you've eaten the most.
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Though, give me a little bit. I gotta think on that, all
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right. Taylor Swift's Erasteur, which dabut is March fourteenth on Disney Plus.
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By the way, that is a day earlier than initially planned, is going
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to include songs Maroon and Cardigan, along with four other acoustic songs. So
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people are very excited about this. What Taylor Swift song would you say you've
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heard the most times in your life? Easy, Tim McGrath, you think
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ear drops on my guitar? You don't think like shake it off? Just
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could he hear it at like every event, every wedding? Maybe I don't
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know any other brainbusters for me today. Tear drops on my guitar with Zesty's
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sauce. Probably love Zesty sauce. Oh my gosh, all right, today
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gonna be cloudy. There is a chance of some snow. Nothing really gonna
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stick around. How are you thirty five? Like it? A minute in
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the morning on big nutty eight point seven. I mean, I know that
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you're a big, big fan historically of toes, sucking on toes, liking
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fat, not at all you even come around a bit on toe, even
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a little bit. God, you're gonna hate the story, but I want
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you to put yourself in these parent shoes. These parents are up in arms
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after something that happened at the school. Okay, they're having a fundraising week,
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which is a good thing. Absolutely. They're raising money for something called
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Not Your Average Joe Coffee, which is a coffee shop in the town of
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Deer Creek that has people with intellectual and mental disabilities employed there, which is
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great. Yeah, that is awesome. So they're finding different ways to fundraise,
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and one of the ideas the students had was to have an assembly where
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they have a little competition that involves licking toes, not just licking toes.
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I can't, I honestly don't know if I can hear anymore. Let me
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know if this helps it all. Licking peanut butter off of other students' toes,
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whatever happened to the old school, like pie in the face. And
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remember our assembly is going up. Yeah, it's all been fine. So
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tired at this point. No, I like this, I like you said,
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that is so disgusting. I think it's brilliant. Well, obviously a
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massive success. The district raised one hundred and fifty two thousand dollars. No,
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they did not not your average Joe coffee during the fundraising week. Now,
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of course, that included some other events I would imagine, not primarily
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peanut butter licking. However, parents are upset. They feel like while uh,
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well intentioned activity, they believe it went too far. Now the school
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board has fired back, saying anybody seen in the video licking peanut butter ufattoes
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was more than willing. They volunteered. Really, It's not like there were
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somebody. They didn't have the kids on a leash, like okay, now
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you gotta do this. I mean, this is a oh wait. I
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just don't get why. I don't get why. The like they said,
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is people volunteered. We did a thing in high school I remember, and
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I was in charge of the assembly or the Pepperrowley. Oh you were,
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because you were the president, right, president hosted the pep rally. It's
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probably just the most annoying kid in school. You were on the mic.
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Oh, yeah, get out of here. It was yeah. Oh.
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One of my favorite times was hosting the peprowley. Okay, let's pretend.
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Let's take us back to DGF PEP rally gearing up for a football games.
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Yeah, cheerleaders are coming out. What would you do? Well, we
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did have this one little shtick, me and my partner in crime. We
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would do. We would throw T shirts. We just bought a bunch of
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like white Haynes undershirts, you know, and we would throw them out and
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you know how crowds are you threw them or did you have the gun?
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No, we threw we didn't got it. They didn't give us the gun,
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the T shirt gun. So at any point during this pep rally,
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we would just like I'd kind of start reaching behind the podium, and everybody
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knew I was reaching for his shirts. I'd kind of tease them a little
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bit, and then I'd just start yelling, oh lotch of T shirt?
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Who loch of shirt? And everyone's just going nuts. And then I'm running
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back and forth like pointing at the crowd, you know, like they do.
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Oh my, I'm getting chills thinking about it. You throw it,
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and of course it's just a plain white T shirt that's probably too big.
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Well, we did do some gross stuff. We didn't lick any toes,
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but I remember doing like these eating like gross food competition. Yeah, I
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can see that, but like what kind of gross food? Oh? The
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grossest I remember? We blended it up put like pigs feet, you're such
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a liar, like sardines and mayonnaise and milk, and blended it up.
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Really did just concocted the grossest thing. And we have people have to chug
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it. So what's better now sucking on toes or meeting blended bigs feed?
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Oh you just put me on a diet gross. That's disgusting. Gets to
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pigs feen here, I'm a hungry don't like it? Amanda in the morning,
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get up on Dig seven. We want to give you a chance to
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win Disney on Ice tickets. We were looking for caller nine. Hello,
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who's this Rachel? Rachel? Good morning? Your call nine? Oh hang
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on? Do I hear somebody in the background. Yeah, he's so happy
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that I'm getting tickets for him. What's his name? His name is Isaiah?
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And do you know him? Yeah, he's my one year old.
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Oh there you go. Okay, got you right on. So here's the
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deal. We're going to give you a chance to win four tickets to Disney
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on Ice. You can bring Isaiah and anyone else. So here's the deal.
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It's called Dizney. It's called sixty second show Down Disney Edition. Have
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you heard this little game before? Yeah? Okay, cool. Well for
23:57
those listening, you have sixty seconds. Amanda is going to give you clues
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on seven different Disney related things I've written down. You get five of them.
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You're going to Disney on Nice. All right. I know Isaiah's there.
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He's super excited. We got a little distraction going on, mama,
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but I have a feeling you and I can do this. Are we locked
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in? Are you ready? I'm ready dropping him off at daycare right now?
24:18
Oh nice? Okay, let's all do our best here in sixty seconds
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is on the clock, Rachel, Amanda, here we go in three,
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two and one. This is a song on the Lion King. Yes,
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thank you lady, and with the spaghetti yep, she has a lot of
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z's. She's a princess who likes to lay in her bed living beauty.
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Yes. Oh, this is like the elephant with the big dumb Thank you
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said. I almost said, sorry, Oh whoa, Mickey's really good friend.
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He's a real ball. No dah, yes, imagine say goopy,
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Yes, I say goopy? All right, wow, Rachel, my gosh,
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dropping a kid off in daycare and just multitasking. You just say,
25:12
that's what moms. Joah, you don't want four tickets to Disney on ice
25:17
like in a minute in the morning, big naty eight point seven. Imagine
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going into the hospital. And when you go into the hospital for like,
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let's say, a surgery, you got a lot of trust in the people
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doing the surgery. I mean, actually nothing but trust. I've never really
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questioned it, Like, are you ever skeptical about it? I never have
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been. No, there's not a lot of reason to be right. I
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mean, they went to years and years of schooling smartest people in the world.
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They've done it a ton of times, and you think you'd hear if
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they were messing things up. Every once in a while, you've heard things,
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you know, how they put like a big X or something on like
25:45
your knee or whatever it is, like, hey, just so you know,
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I'm putting this on here so they don't do the wrong knee. Well,
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man, this one might even be worse because a gentleman named Jorgey.
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Now this is not in the United States medical system. Okay, okay,
25:59
so o an origin. So don't be going trying to save a couple bucks
26:02
to have surgery in Argentina. Oh boy, what do you do? He
26:04
went in for a gallbladder removal surgery? Turns out you don't need a gallbladder?
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Do you have yours? I forgot if he had yours out or not?
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What did I just get taken out of me? Oh? My appendix?
26:15
Oh that's it. Yeah, you don't need mosa. Keep the heart
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in there, You're fine. Yeah? Can I get the heart deliver?
26:21
Long? And we're getting one kidney? Is one kitten? Oh god?
26:23
Well, this guy goes in to get his gallbladder removed. Surgery's delayed twenty
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four hours, so he's just hanging out waiting for this gallbladder removal. Surgery
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finally is performed, but soon after he realizes that it was not his gallbladder
26:37
that he had removed. Well, he had received a vasectomy. What he
26:42
was planning on starting a family with his new girlfriend, which is the heartbreak.
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I was just gonna ask how old is he he's forty one. Okay,
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okay, so you know getting up there. But I'm assuming his girlfriend
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is not forty one. It doesn't matter, don't even mattered, literally doesn't
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matter. It doesn't excuse the accidental vaseectic. At what point did he notice
27:02
when they were like, hey, just so you know, when you go
27:03
home, all you're gonna need are to grab some peas and just rest and
27:07
you'll be good. Or could he feel it? How did he know a
27:11
nurse was the one who told him a mistake had been made when he came
27:17
around after the operation, informed what had happened, and he said, he
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feels so angry and helpless. Can't understand how they made such a mistake when
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it had gallbladder ridden all over his medical records. That's a good question from
27:29
rage. Yeah, no kidding. So I know that vasectomies can be reversible.
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You would think that they would have just kept him under and like undone
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what they had done. You would think. Now, he did say,
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doctors have explained to him that the possibilities of reversing the error are minimal.
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Unfortunately, what yeah, I mean, let me ask you this. Obviously,
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I know my man Jorge wanted to start a family. But the amount
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of money you're likely going to get from this mistake, what I mean.
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You can't see me right now, but I'm doing the thing where you take
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care here sale like Peter Totter in a little So I'm gonna go like this
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because I have kids. There's no price on having children. I mean,
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you can adopt a kid. You can't adopt five hundred thousand dollars in a
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lawsuit settlement. Oh gosh,