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Major Drama: Teen Fired from Moorhead Freez over $100 Tip · Podcast - Big 98.7

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Aman and I were messaging yesterday. At this point we just we couldn't not
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discuss the greatest controversy to possibly ever strike the Farga mort area. After a
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viral Facebook post yesterday from a joint Facebook account. If you notice that I
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did notice that a couple of parents who have a fifteen year old daughter.
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Her name was what Emily? Her name is Emily? Yes, hashtags justice
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for Emily is now also going viral right here in the FMR. So this
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is a fifteen year old girl who apparently for five years now every summer she
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would go work at the Freeze or the Old Tasty Freeze which is now just
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called the Moorhead Freeze over by msum in Morehead, been there many times,
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new ownership as of just this spring. I believe a new owner just took
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over, maybe a couple of months ago. So Emily apparently gets a one
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hundred dollars tip. Must have been doing a great job or awesome, yes
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dollars. So she says to the person who we don't know anything about this
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said person yet says I can't take this. So the person says, okay,
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well, if you can't take it, I'll put it in the tip
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jar and drove away, and drove away, and then from there what happens
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at the end of her shift. More Head Freeze was upset and then accused
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Emily of taking one hundred dollars from the customer. So April twenty fourth,
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she received a letter, and this is a letter that the parents shared.
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It is an employee warning notice from the more Head Freeze and it said the
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following corrective action must be taken by the employee. Emily needs to understand that
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some of our customers are elderly and could be dealing with dementia or other illnesses
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that may make it hard for them to understand their actions. No one in
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their right frame of mind tips one hundred dollars at a place where every menu
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item is under twelve dollars. As an employee of the Freeze, it is
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your responsibility to protect the reputation of the establishment. If the customer is dealing
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with issues and the family finds out that she was allowed to put one hundred
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dollars in the tip jar, the Freeze will be looked down upon as a
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place that takes advantage of elderly. Looking out for our customer should take priority
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over the opportunity to get a tip. Fast forward to April twenty fifth,
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she was terminated. This is the next day after getting a warning. Correct
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so that timeline seems crazy heat that's not enough time to take the corrective action
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that was listed in the warning. We only have this one side of the
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story. Of course. I'm looking at this. My first opinion is going,
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wait a minute, are we missing a whole bunch of details. Do
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you, as the owner of the freeze, know that there is a person
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who frequents there often, who is elderly, has dementia and is maybe unaware
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that they're giving that kind of money. Do you have that detail or are
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you just like outlandishly putting this out here? Yes, what if? What
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if they did of dementia? Because a lot of people have pointed out not
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a lot of elderly people with dementia are just driving themselves around town going to
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the ice cream store. Not saying it's impossible, right, but there's a
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lot of things that we don't know, of course, and people have gone
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nuts on social media. They've now infiltrated the businesses like Facebook page, where
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you know, if you go and look at a profile picture or a post
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from two months ago. All of the comments are people just attacking them for
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this tip situation? Yeah, and of course if you have the other side
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of the story, we would love to hear. At seven oh one two
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one ninety eight seven, I keep hitting and refreshed. I would assume that
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the more HEADPHRASEE is going to address this situation at some point. I don't
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think you cannot address it without knowing Emily at all, or the family or
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the owner. The only things in my head that like, okay, well,
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let's try to imagine what else could be going on. Could there have
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been previous issues with Emily or you know that the owner like this was sort
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of the last straw as possible. Again, no idea, assuming not,
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but maybe because just as hard as it is to have employees, especially at
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a little small business like that, and somebody for their fifth year coming back,
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there's probably people right now going, hey, can I hire Emily tomorrow?
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Somebody who's there working hard, Yeah, just to get a warm body
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and they're at all Yeah, and so to fire somebody for something like that,
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it is kind of kind of wild, but again, who knows.
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You know. In five okay, I was doing a quick math or a
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little side note, Emily's fifteens or fifth year working there. How's that?
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How's that working? We got a ten year old out there working fifth season,
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so maybe she's working twice a year. I don't know. Yeah,
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yeah, I'm not really sure either way. It's an interesting situation. I
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think everybody who's on social media keeps following along to see what's coming in next.
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I do know, yes, people are letting their voices be heard,
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but it does feel like everyone's piling on a little bit. Yes, you
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know, because this business owner apparently they're very new to like the restaurant industry,
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which is an excuse because if you're gonna do something that you're new to,
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like, you know, you're prone to mistakes and you got to own
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them. Yeah. So been a while though, since we've seen anything in
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our area go viral like this. I do love the people that are already
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making memes. You gotta love the one where people are marked safe from getting
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fired from one hundred dollars tip today. Well, yeah, guys, you
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gotta love that. And that's the other thing with one hundred dollars tip.
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Like they said in the warning to Emily that you know, nobody in their
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right state of mind would tip one hundred dollars when not too We don't even
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have anything over twelve dollars in the menu. People would do that. You
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hear it all the time. Yeah, it's of course, it's like an
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excessive tip. But if there is somebody who you love. I worked at
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and again this is a little different circumstance. I worked at a country club.
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But there were a couple of people who if certain days, like,
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hey, you're working your butt off, and they would see that, they'd
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throw fifty one hundred bucks. It's like, we appreciate you because I was
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working hard. Yeah, I mean the last show them our band played over
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at Murphy's, a guy gave us two hundred dollars to play a limp Biscuit
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song. I'm not kiddy, that's a that's irrational behavior. But are we
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going to play break stuff for two hundred bucks? Yeah? Sure, I
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don't care if it ruins the night for everybody else. You you know what,
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I'm putting a warning out there. You should have checked their blood alcohol
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level because they might not have had that kind of money on their bank account.
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Nobody in the right state of mind ever like it. A minute in
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the morning, Big ninety eight point seven, It's time for is it weird?
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All right? Every uh, every day and time? And that it
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is currently. We we go through some situations where we admit to some things
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we do and we discuss are they weird or not? You never know,
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right, you might think to yourself, but until you get the opinions of
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others, you don't really know. Now, I hope that there are some
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parents that are watching right now and also listening and feeling the weirdness that I
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felt yesterday when the kids were having a great day. They were playing,
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having some fun, just filthy dirty, like just one of those days.
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They were outside from the mud to markers, all of it, and it's
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like, okay, it's bathtime. That's usually what it is in our house,
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bathtime with bath at once all. Yeah, we got a three and
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a half and five year old, and yeah, they bathed together up until
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yesterday, Pike, when they both looked me in the eye and said,
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no, we want to take showers, and they separated. One went to
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our bathroom, one went in their bathroom, and there was no more like
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washing hair. They were like independent and did it all by themselves. Briggs
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even came out like with his towel wrapped around him like his dad. It
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was just like one of those moments. I was super emotional, And is
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that weird that I took that? All in just really hit me. They're
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growing up? No, Is it weird that you were emotional by your children
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getting older? No, of course not. I mean, but over the
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bathtub situation, doesn't. That's a big thing. That's you know, it's
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what they say, like one day you took a bath for the last time
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and he didn't realize it. That's what they say. Although some people do
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occasionally take a bath. I mean, I'll get in a hot bath every
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once in a while. I'm not even tall and it's hard enough to get
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in there, so I feel bad for taller people. He's right in all
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the bath bombs. No, I just going row cleaning some good hot tap
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water. I gotta tell you, though, Pike, that would hit me
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harder than I thought it was going. So they'll go back to the bath.
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That's so I kind of felt like that was it though. It's just
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the way they really just took it, and just you know, are they
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standing in the shower or are they still sitting but taking a shower they were
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standing. Really, Yes, I remember a weird kind of in between phase
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of sitting in the shower, still playing with shower its bath toys, but
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just showering showering. No, I get it. Yeah, no, I
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don't think you're weird at all. I think it'd be weird if you weren't
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emotional. Little bit it was. I was expecting you to think that was
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a little crazy. No, all right, thank you, thank you for
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your support. Yeah. Hey, I'm gonna be honest. Would I like
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to sit here and tell you you're a weirdo? Yeah, but I'm not
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gonna lie. All right, man? Is this weird? Though? Is
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it weird that I was out to eat and occasionally the order will be wrong
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or they'll cook it incorrectly. Yeah, it happens. And so yesterday we're
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at a pretty, you know, I think, relatively nice restaurant, and
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I ordered a burger because I told my wife. She's like, burger huh
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Really, I'm like, well, you know, it's sort of an underrated
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thing. If you go to like a nicer restaurant, their burgers are just
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like so good, exquisite, something about like how thick the hamburger meat is
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all of it? Yeah, I know are So then they asked me pink
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or no pink? And I thought that was weird too, because a nicer
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place, you think you'd get like the full range of rare, medium,
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rare, you know, And so I said, oh pink, So oh
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there's some pink. So this burger comes out and it's not pink at all.
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I mean there's not like a trace of pink nothing. But I'm so
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hungry and I just destroy food the way it is, I'm like three fourths
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done with a burger before my wife even asks how it is. And I
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said, well, you know, nothing you mentioned it. There was no
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pink in there, not even a bit. Was it still juicy or did
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it feel like it was well done? Well, you know me, I'll
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eat anything, so like, yeah, it was way more done than i'd
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want it. Was it still delicious? Yeah? Okay. But then I
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started thinking, like, you know, why didn't I just say something?
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And then she comes over, she goes, how's it tasting? And I
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go, oh my god, it's good, it's perfect, and I lie.
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I found myself lying to the server. So it was a weird over
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the top saying it was perfect. I can't just go yeah, it's pretty
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good and a little more done than I wanted, but we know, what
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can you do? Is it weird to lie about that? Yeah? Kinda,
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I mean especially most people, though you must. But it was too
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late, wasn't it. I can't ask for or another Can you guys try
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it again? Don't be the guy who eats half of it and then realizes,
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oh, by the way, I got halfway through this delicious burger and
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I wanted it a little bit more pinky. A bite, you can tell
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there's no pink there right now. Usually people take a bite of it and
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then they'll come back over and you're like, ah, sorry, this is
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a little too overdone. We're to go wrong. Though? Did I not
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communicate it because I started to replay in my head what I said, and
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I said, yeah, some pink, Or maybe she thought I said no
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pink whatsoever. Maybe she told the kitchen pink, this guy wants pink,
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and they just ignored it, or they hurt something else. There's a lot
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of ways that could have gone wrong. Yeah, I think you, I
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think you probably should have, especially given that you were in a fancy restaurant,
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at least acknowledged the fact that, Hey, just so you know,
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it wasn't the way. It was still a delicious burger, but I wanted
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a little bit more pink for the next time somebody orders a little pink.
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I just like the I like the pink. You know what I mean?
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Yeah, trust me. A well done burger, no, thank you,
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well done? Anything well done? Steak? No? No, not for
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me? Okay, well, not weird at all? Then look at us.
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We gotta be we gotta be weirder otherwise we're gonna have to stop doing
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this. What's a point taken Amanda in the morning. Now, this is
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ruining your relationship. Amanda a relationship expert and family therapist. Her name is
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Tracy Ross. She says, something called parallel scrolling. Now, that is
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not an intimate act. Okay, it's quite the opposite. In fact,
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she said, put this in the urban diction. Have you tried parallel scrolling?
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It's great, you're looking to spice it up. Give this a try.
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Yeah, No, not something. What it actually is is when you're
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so you are in bed, there's that, there's that, but you're both
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on your phone and you're both separately scrolling mindlessly. At the end of the
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day, and she said it's ruining the connection that is for a strong relationship,
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even though it's tempting to unwind at the end of the day. She
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suggests doing something called h parallel play. That means you're gonna oh yeah,
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yeah, yeah. So now you move into the middle of the bed and
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you scroll together. Oh is it where you maybe want to get like an
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iPad or something a little bigger, But you're going to scroll together and look
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at the same which is crazy because my wife's algorithm, like her Instagram feed
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versus mine, are going to be letely opposite. Absolutely. My husband's like,
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okay, I'm done seeing all of you crazy moms on social media,
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period, end of story. And I don't want to know if you saw
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his, you'd be probably a little concerned. It's a sports pike, lots
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and lots of sports. Why I have that too, But also it's a
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good healthy mix of sports and and what well, I just I'm always telling
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my Instagram I said, stop showing me this stuff, like you know,
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swimsuits? Did you yell at it? I do all the time. I
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reported a claim with Zuckerberg, I said, you pocket posts. I think
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it's safe to say Okay, we all are guilty of parallel scrolling. You'd
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be crazy to say that you put your phone down, especially because you bring
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them to bed at night. That's my alarm clock. You're charging it by
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your bedside. That's usually how it goes. But you just got to put
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the phone down, put it down, and man, gotta put it down.
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The rich coming from you, And absolutely I'm guilty. I'm the only
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one being honest over here admitting to it. I mean, I have lunch
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today at Blarney Stone and we usually do a little parallel scrolling. Then should
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put our phones down today, We should leave them in the truck. We
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gotta do that live video. We gotta do a live video. Okay,
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we'll go back out, get the get the camera and then we'll come back
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out. By the way, might as well tell people that's your chance to
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win an awesome gift card to Blarney Stone. Yeah, yeah, say eleven
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thirty ish today we got a date. Really get to know each other.
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Lord knows we don't spend enough time together, so that'll be nice. Right.
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Trending, Now here's what you need to know. Oh, we know
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what's trending right here in the FM area. There is a post that has
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gone viral after parents shared that their daughter started her fifth season working at the
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Moorhead Freeze. She was recently let go because of a generous tip that a
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customer left her. The daughter was after a one hundred dollars tip and told
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the customer she could not accept it. The customer put one hundred dollars tip
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into the jar and then drove away. At the end of her ship,
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more Head Freeze was upset accused her of taking the one hundred dollars from the
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customer. On April twenty fourth, she received a letter, and it was
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an employee warning notice, basically saying that she needs to understand that some of
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the customers are elderly and could be dealing with dementia or other illnesses that make
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it hard for them to understand their actions, and no one in their right
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frame of mind tips one hundred dollars at a place where every menu item is
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under twelve dollars. The next day after the warning, she ended up getting
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fired just like that. Fired. Yeah, and actually we have a phone
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call here. I think somebody wants to talk about it. Good morning.
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Have you guys heard the new tea about the morehead Freeze, Well, we
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just spoke to the grandmother. I don't know if you heard that. No,
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I missed it. Okay, So we talked to her and she gave
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us a little intel, but not too much. What are you hearing?
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I heard that Emily was fired for getting one hundred dollars tip. Oh yeah,
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no, so we know, like the actual tea we thought you had
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like extra tea. No, no, no, we've been talking all about
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it, and then the gramma called it because we had her age wrong.
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We said she was fifty. Turns out she's nineteen. But yeah, we're
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just kind of waiting to see if that is there more to it, because
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right now it looks horrible for the Freeze. Oh completely, I mean have
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you seen their Facebook? Oh yeah, we've been hitting refreshed, waiting for
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a stem not to mention with the grandma. She basically spilled that because the
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one question we all had is in the employee warning notice talking about how there
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was an elderly person that they could be dealing with and show or illness.
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So we're like, okay, so maybe we don't have all the details,
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maybe there was more to it. Turns out that's not the case. Either.
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So it's really wild. Well, I mean, if that person did
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have dementia, why would they be driving. There's a lot of questions.
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Unlikely. I mean definitely a lot of people on the road that shouldn't be
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but that is still unlikely. So and it's out from the grandma. There
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was no indication whatsoever to Emily that this person was anything but a normal functioning
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adult who was voluntarily giving her one hundred dollars. That was generous, and
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was like, you know what, this person deserves it because they work at
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an ice cream shop and they're a kid. Well exactly, but the rumor
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is now Dairy Queen is already snuck in with a job offer. Oh good,
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yeah, oh, this is this is something Holy moly. Well,
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thanks for calling you too, have a good day. Yeah, we're gonna
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keep you all posted. I hope that we get some Well, what can
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you say if you're more at freeze at this point? Again, unless there's
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some information we don't know, you just got to basically, you know,
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swallow the pill and say sorry, we messed up, we messed up.
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Maybe offer her job back. I don't know if she's gonna take it back,
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but I think you just you really have to just be honest that you
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made a mistake if in fact you feel as though you did. Because they
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are a new owner, very very new, so you know you're gonna make
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mistakes if you're new to anything, but something like this. No, all
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right, did you see the Tea Wolves swept the Sun's yeh yeah, big
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all of a sudden humpike, Okay, man, it's just because I don't
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talk about it all the time. In my heart, I've always been a
16:57
Tea Wolves fan, been waiting twe years for them to win a playoff series
17:00
and for them to come out and do it so just convincingly. Oh man,
17:04
I'm excited. It's gonna be fun. See how it goes one more
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serious than then. If they win that one, they're in the Western Conference
17:10
finals, and then if they win that one, they're in the Championship.
17:12
So a long way to go. I mean, the NBA playoffs are excrucius.
17:17
Isn't it crazy? I know? Because it doesn't end up the second
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week of June? Or yeah? All right, Yellowstone fans, Yeah,
17:23
I was one of them, and I honestly just kind of forgot about the
17:26
entire series at this point. Didn't think we were ever going to get any
17:29
resolution. Well, the finale is going to be in November. And Ian
17:33
Bowen, who plays Ryan, over the Weekend Dish that he said, I'm
17:37
may be overly confident. He's being honest about it, but he says he
17:41
thinks that this is going to be the best series finale in history. He
17:45
says, thank you for everybody for your patient so it'll be worth the wait,
17:48
I promise you. He says, it's going to satisfy us. And
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I just don't know. I just could to set reasonable expectations for people.
17:56
It's going to be the greatest finale of any shit ever. Think less would
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be a disappointment in the morning on Sage seven, I'm not going to pretend
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to understand what fashion is because you know, I'm starting to feel like every
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time I see something that's quote trendy, I go, oh my god,
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how stupid. But it's all over the board. What do I know,
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know, area, Well, there's a new trend I can almost for sure
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say is stupid. They are six hundred and thirty one dollars jeans, which
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alone, it's like we've seen it all with jeans. What more could you
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do? Why are they worth six hundred and thirty one dollars. Well,
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Amanda, these particular designer jeans make it look like you've wet your pants.
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What ye like? So it's obviously like dark colored around your a lighter washed
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Jene this for the fellas and so around guys. I can see a photo
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here, Amanda, and if you can see over at my computer, but
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basically, yeah, right around looks like Joopsy Daisy, I mean quite an
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oops. Yeah, why and what would be the point of this? You
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know you're gonna have to ask Jordan Luca, the designer who showed off these
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that the renown on fall Winter Catwalk collection on sale now for six hundred and
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thirty one dollars. Let's talk about a pair of jeans. I mean,
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you're they're still They've always felt like they were expensive. I remember back in
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the day. I mean we could even go back to Jabbo's back in the
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nineties, you know, or even late eighties ze cavaigies. I feel like
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they were already like sixty to eighty dollars back then. Now, a pair
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of jeans, if you're you know, wearing like good American is kind of
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a lady's brand that a lot of people like to wear it, and those
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are probably one hundred and twenty. It's crazy. I mean they usually last.
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That's his say. You get what you pay for, you know.
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I grew up always like you know, the American Eagle jeans. It was
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always like two for forty or two for twenty or whatever. The hecksal nice
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though, when they when you can get a good deal or like buy Bogo
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jeans, that is sound. That's just it. When they're so cheap,
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I don't care how long they last, totally like it's worth. It's better
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than baying one hundred some bucks. I'm currently wearing a set of thirty dollars
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wranglers I got Amazon to my hotel. Love it. I mean you really,
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you been working them jeans for a while. The jeans to work,
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you know, you are like breaking a baseball glove. That's what I'm doing
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to these wranglers. That's why I've been wearing the pretty much every day.
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Have you once looked at me and thought, geez, he's wearing those wranglers
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a lot. Now? You don't pay attention the man. That's the thing
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about jeans. I have a few pair, but I usually end up wearing
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the same pair of jeans pretty much all the time. We could go a
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lifetime working together and I would never ever notice, No, at no point,
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but I would notice if you were wearing the six hundred and thirty one
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dollars pair of jeans that are you know, making me take a peek in
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that area. Pea pants. Yeah, no, sad to get nicknames run
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the office old pea pants for one, still raise it. It does remind
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me, though, rest in peace to my grams. I really pias pants.
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Huh no, no, no, no, no old pants spirit No.
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But it totally reminds me. And we went through this stage and they're
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still kind of okay. I've gotten better about not wearing jeans that are distressed,
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but my grandpa, you know, showing up and I'd have distressed jeans
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and he'd be like, like holes in them? Yeah, where'd you pay
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for those? Those that do have been free? So that's kind Are we
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going to feel this way about these jeens or is this going to be a
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trend that's going to keep her stick around? Like they like the quote from
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Billy Madison. If be and your pants is cool, consider me, Miles
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Davis, remember that one. I do. But here's a you know the
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show I talk about maybe a little bit. It's called I Think You Should
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Leave. Are you familiar with that? So Tim Robinson, it's on Netflix.
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It's the greatest show that was ever created. In my opinion, I've
21:30
never heard of it. It's hilarious, all right. So there's a skit
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on there, sketch where this guy comes out of the men's bathroom and men
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go through this occasionally where you little trip, Yeah, you drip a little
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and so you can see it on the pants, especially like a dress pant
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h and so he gets called out for it. But then they have a
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website that sells pants that are designed like this exact one that we're describing.
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So then you can just say, oh, it's not it's not p I
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bought it like this. So maybe that's where this all stem from. Probably
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it's brilliant way you can just freely pee your pants and nobody can question it.
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Be you, Oh you think I beat my pants? Yeah, okay,
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it's because you can't afford genes like this. Yeah, if somebody can
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make a three dollars version of them, maybe people would buy them six and
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thirty one dollars is insane. That's a price you pay for being able to
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freely be your pants. I guess in the morning, Amanda Stills, the
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seat looks sea brought to you my Valley Service mechanical. Well the surprise here.
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Taylor Swift officially number one, and she responded to her fans by saying,
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my mind is blown. I'm completely floored by the love you've shown this
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album. Two point six million? Are you actually serious? Thank you for
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listening and streaming, welcoming the tortured poets into your life. Feeling completely overwhelmed.
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I was ready, already so fired up to get back out on tour.
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She's two point six million? What two point six million? It seems
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like low. Probably album sold? I would thank oh, probably albums sold?
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Yeah, Because I mean she's so good at just acting shocked what you
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really didn't expect it to be Without the shock, I couldn't believe the numbers
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my new album is doing. It's crazy. You know what I did?
23:07
Love is her and Trap hanging out at that gala over the weekend for Patrick
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Mahomes and Brittany Mahomes. He gets up and he starts talking about how they're
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just going to go ahead and give away with his significant other. They were
23:18
chit chatting referring to Taylor's but that they were just going to go ahead and
23:21
give away tickets to the Arras tour brought in eighty thousand dollars. Yeah,
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he's got quite the little hook up there. I'm sure everybody's hitting them up.
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Hey, do you want to come to our event? Oh and bring
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that significant other of yours. It will give you a plus no, bat
23:32
girl, Yeah, bring her right, Andy Britney spears. She finally settled
23:34
everything with her dad and apparently justice was not served according to her and her
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friends that are close to her, even though she has to pay two million
23:42
dollars for her dad's attorney fees and she had to pay her attorney four million
23:47
dollars. She was all up on social media with just a lot of stuff
23:51
of the weekend, including a picture of her bear butt, talking about her
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her issues she's having with her nerve damage and how she has to have acupuncture
23:59
all the time because her family locked her up for four years or four months
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and you experience nerve damage in that amount of time. I don't know.
24:04
Apparently she has she always like every four months or so, she just like
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goes back into this place and she starts talking about it. Yeah, do
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you know what I mean? And then she kind of goes away and starts
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dancing and do her thing. But you know when she's probably away is when
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she's either in Hawaii. Those close to her say she's going there every single
24:22
month and enjoying her time, and then every other month she's going to French
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Polynesia. Now they're really worried about her though, because the amount of money
24:30
she's dropping. She's dropping anywhere with the I mean million dollars each pop doing
24:36
it. And you're is she bringing yeah, probably paying for multiple people guys
24:41
to just latching onto her life. And I'm speculating at this point, well
24:44
no, because she was just spotted over the weekend. Again remember the housekeeper
24:47
who was a felon who she's not together with. Yeah, he was driving
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her around and she's like hiding in the front seat of the car like slouched
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over. You're spending, even if you are Britney Spears who made a lot
24:56
of money back in the day, I'm sure, but at this point,
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if it's not coming in as fast as it's going out, you can run
25:02
out eventually. I know those that are around her, are very nervous for
25:07
her financial state but also her mental state. They are saying that not necessarily
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she needs to be in a conservatorship, but that there needs to be somebody
25:14
supporting her around her and taking care of her. At the very least.
25:18
She seems to be proud of her butt, and that's good. You know,
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I wish I was as proud. I mean, I got kind of
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a hank Hill bud going on over here. Have an introverted one, yeah,
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just like non existent. You won't be seeing our rear ends on social
25:30
media anytime. Like Get Amanda in the morning on Big Did you see the
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story of this young girl, little kid right, goes to bed at night
25:41
and is claiming that there is monsters in her walls. That seems to be
25:45
monsters. Pretty typical situation for kids or you know something right, hearing noises?
25:51
Yeah, young kids. So she keeps complaining, you know, scared
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at night, and mom and dad are like, honey, there are no
25:56
monsters. Listen, I've been around. In fact, I used to think
26:00
there were monsters in my room. There's not. Okay, It's hard to
26:03
tell a kid that. So eventually though, they noticed a different issue in
26:06
the house. It was a monster's but they did have like a bee or
26:10
two flying around the house. Nobody like, okay, bees in the house.
26:15
Honey, we got bees in here. I think I'd rather have monster
26:18
in my house than a bee in my house. So they get a bee
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keeper to come over. The be expert guy comes over with this ridiculous caged
26:26
suit. He starts digging around and he rips up the floorboards above where the
26:32
young girl is sleeping in Amanda. He finds not a monster, but fifty
26:37
thousand bees. No no, no, no, no, no no,
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an insane amount of bees that apparently had been buzzing and buzzing and buzzing so
26:48
much so that there was honey dripping through the floorboards. So there was like
26:53
this girl, there was honey on her stuff. They didn't notice. I'm
26:57
concerned now about the parents just in general, Like it's one thing when your
27:02
daughter says that, but then you never went and checked, like you know,
27:04
you're not peaking, and then you see honey. Do you think she's
27:07
what trying to trap the monster with a jar? Like some honey just sitting
27:11
there. Honey, you got honey in here? Honey, I shrunk the
27:15
kids. Now, I'm just saying stuff classic. So did you ever think
27:18
there were monsters when you were a kid? Were you scaredy cat? Oh?
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Yeah, I had a few scaredy cat moments. I slept with my
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mom probably, And so come on, now, at least eleven really?
27:30
Oh yeah, every night? I feel like I did. I don't really
27:33
remember, like did you have a step dad in there or was this between
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time? Between time? Oh? Wait, no, eleven? No,
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so this would have been seven, okay till seven. That's fine. Yeah,
27:42
I know you're right. I remember being horrified we moved out when I
27:47
was like, question, well, would to be factual here, we don't
27:49
want to spread misinformation. How old were you when you were sleeping with your
27:52
mom? So? Probably fourth grade? Okay, a little before fourth grade?
27:56
Yep. So I remember moving out from we lived in Glennen and then
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we moved out to the house that we still have we as my step mom
28:03
lives there. But it's out in the country Highway nine over by the racetrack
28:07
out there, and I just remember there was this gravel road that like is
28:11
outside my bedroom window, and like cars would just stop at night, like
28:15
in the middle of the night, a car you would see the headlights and
28:18
they would stop on this gravel road and there it's there is no business stopping
28:22
there. So in my head it's like, well, they're parking there so
28:26
they can come in and kill me. They never did, thank god,
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but it just happened more often than you would think. Yeah, I'm not
28:32
trying to one up you hear, but also lived on a gravel road growing
28:34
up. It was a dead end. If somebody drove by, then you
28:37
feel like they didn't come back. I mean I did train people when they
28:41
were come to our house sometimes to turn their lights off before they got to
28:44
our house, and then you can then you can turn them off when you
28:48
go back. Yeah, you tricks or I know. It was a brochure,
28:52
like all right, if you're gonna sneak over at night, here's the
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procedures. Please follow steps one through five. Turn your headlights off, and
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then you can come in.