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Barbie and Ken are topping the charts for new baby names · Podcast - Big 98.7

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Have you ever gone through an embarrassing phase in your life. I think we've
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all gone through a phase or two. Yeah, maybe it was an emo
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phase. Maybe it was a phase where you, like this person on the
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internet road wore a top hat to school because you thought it makes you look
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cool and edgy a top hat. Yeah, just like, yeah, no,
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I know exactly what you're talking about. High school was a weird time.
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Everybody is trying to find themselves out, you know, like figure out
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what their thing was and uh and yeah, you know it usually doesn't work
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out or usually January you're gonna look back and be pretty embarrassed. Yeah.
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For the most part, I always was like going along with the trends,
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from Doc Martin to Tommy Hill, figure bits, all of that kind of
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stuff. But one that stuck out to me. I don't know if you
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have the song I told you about, Yeah tell me, yeah play.
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So my parents divorced. My dad lived in Colorado, so I would send
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six weeks every summer in Colorado. So that's really where I thought I like
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had this cool vibe. I would learn things before it would get to Windina
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Deer Creek. So you can imagine how I'm annoying. I was when I
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would come back after vacation. I can absolutely imagine yet and this song was
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not here yet, and so I had this single, like the green single
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of this and I came back and I thought I was super cool. I
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also have a step sister who was real trendy at the time, and I
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decided I was going to be the first one to wear Jenkos. I wore
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the big olds starting Jankos, not starting it, just like the first one
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in my school. I remember wearing big old Jankos with like a big polo
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shirt like that oversize and then foo Boo, not knowing what it meant at
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the time, but was always wearing fooboote. What does it mean? I
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don't even know for us by us, Okay, so you're not allowed to
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wear that or what it was? African American? Yeah, because I definitely
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had a bunch of fooboo jerseys and elementary and that was it. We had
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no idea. It was just like this really cool trend anyway, So I
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thought I was so cool that I'd wear my hair all slicked back with like
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big boying bangs in a s unch. It was boying ridiculous. Everything about
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it, like, why why did I think that that looked cool for me?
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It just didn't what kind of bangs again, boying bangs, like just
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like where they were. I mean you were talking the amount of hairspray,
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and then all of a sudden you just had one big curl on the top.
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Man, I walked into school and the boys. So that was probably
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like the weirdest phase I ever went through. Well, I think late nineties
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is what you're describing, right, because I remember going through the same thing,
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although this was just coming out of my wrestling phase, my professional wrestling
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phase where every single day wwf oh got it? Yeah, the attitude era
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Big Stone called Steve Austin guy, the Undertaker King. Yeah. I remember
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everybody had the NWA shirts, Yes, n W nWo. NWA was the
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hip hop cirltre and easy my Bad. I was also the girl that wore
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not Fair shirts instead of No Fear because I don't know why I just had
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to knockoff one. You had a lot of phases, but now I remember
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it was so embarrassing because it look back in my class pictures from second third
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grade. Literally every day I wore a different like Stone Cult shirt and they
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were obnoxious shirts. But then in my second grade class picture, you know
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who the undertaker is? Yes, all right, So his thing back then
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he was like the dead man and he would roll his eyeballs into the back
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of his head, and so it would just be white, like just the
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whites of his eyes. And so of course I learned how to do that.
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And then in my second grade class picture, yeah I did. I'm
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not gonna do anymore because I always got scared my eyes would permanently do that.
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But in my second grade class picture, I'm literally rolling my eyes into
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the back of my head. And you know not, I didn't even do
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like a picture retick. No. I don't think they noticed, or they
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just thought, well, there's obviously something wrong with that kids, or we're
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not gonna do anything. No, But you know, for me and my
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parents, like they you know, everybody buys his class picture yea, and
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yeah go home, and like, all right, who's the lunatic? But
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his eyeballs rolled into the back of his Yes, I only had one terrifying
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class picture. I thought son in was cool. We went through a stage
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where all of us girls. It was one thing when my sons had blonde
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hair, used son in. But I had brown hair, so I had
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an orange bob. You gotta explain to me, what's sun in it?
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You just sprayed it in your hair in in the sun. It would change
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the color of your hair if you were blonde. Got you for your bowling
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bangs. The bowing bangs weren't a thing. I had a bob and then
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I wore a bright yellow Ralph flow and polo shirt. I just looked ridiculous.
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What am I doing? And here we are still looking ridiculous, like
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in a minute in the morning. Big Nutty eight point seven the woman who
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was kicked off of a flight after claiming that somebody on the plane was not
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real. I want to say it kicked off, but then again she sort
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of voluntarily left. It was a viral video. No, how did I
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miss this? All right? So three weeks ago, she's on a flight
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from Fort Worth through Orlando. It ends up getting halted because of this woman
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in this video going nuts claiming she sees somebody who's quote not real. Listen,
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tell you right now, there is not real? You get or not?
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Okay? Oh my gosh, do you call this at all? No?
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Can you imagine? I mean, what are you doing? If you're
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sining there, going okay, she's probably crazy, But at the same time,
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do I take my chances questioning a lot of things at that moment,
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going yeah, and especially if you have kids on the plane, I mean
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just all of her. Right. So, for the last few weeks,
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nobody has like found out who this woman is, and she sort of got
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the internet, you know, captivated, because she's like actually a well put
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together, like as a great outfit on all the accessories, pretty attractive lady.
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Okay, it's like, what could it be that she's going this crazy
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martini is before the flight. But even then, like, man, you
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and I I think we've been drunk with the best of them, never done
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anything like this. I'm usually not seeing other people or random things. Right,
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So it's been discovered. Her name is Tiffany Gomis. She's a Dallas
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resident, and apparently she was having a fight with her family who she was
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traveling with a cute using them of stealing her air pods. And then also
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they found out about her job. And basically she's like a high up executive
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no yeah, served as the vice president of Elevate Brand Marketing. She was
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named a quote rising star in twenty seventeen by a trade publication. Wow,
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themly gotta get together. She just had a bad day. Would you get
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off? Yes? Absolutely, if there was ever any weird situation, I
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want off. I don't know, I don't know. What would you do
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besides take out your phone in snapchatow getting off as an option, I'd probably
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then continues to just ruin society. No, I'm just kidding. I haven't
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seen it yet, but you know, mixed reviews out there. But people
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obviously are loving the names Barbie and Ken, because baby name searches have gone
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up three hundred percent for Barbie really only two hundred percent for Ken. But
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then again, he is just Ken. So that was my mom's generation.
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So my mom's name was Barbara Anne and Barbie. They called her Barbie.
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Yeah, I'm Barbie. Everybody loved Barbie, Bob Bob Bob. Yes,
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and I know a lot of people in that generation, a lot of Barbs.
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And then as for Ken, kind of the same. Oh. Ken's
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just a good solid American name, you know what I mean? Yeah,
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just can't you know it? Ken? I know a couple can think,
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but a couple can't name me a Ken. That's not just a solid dude.
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Yeah, I went to school with a Ken. Yeah, let's call
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him. Let's go, it's can up to do, Let's get him up.
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I don't know. No, it's a I mean picture of a baby
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named Ken. And is it Kenneth or are we just just baby Ken?
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Baby Ken? I think you though Kenneth. Call him Kenny. Kenny's good
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Kenny, Kenny g Kenny boy. Yeah, I mean we don't we don't
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have babies or baby plans or anything. But this might be what makes me
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want to have it pushed me over the address, Just the opportunity to name
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a baby Ken. That are just a little baby Barbie. That's just is
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so that is so weird, it's adorable. You could dress them all cute
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and everything. But yeah, apparently Barbie means stranger. That's like the baby
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name. Yeah. I don't know where they make these name meanings up,
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but yeah, Barbie means stranger. Is Ken means handsome? Which is it?
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Chucks out checks out? So a handsome name? What name a more
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handsome name? Dale? Sure? You just you just name. I don't
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want to have a fan of Dale listening, but Dale's got to be like
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the least handsome name. Also the fact that Dale came to my head that
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quick was pretty solid name. The sexiest day you can think of, chipping
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Dale. Oh yeah, all those Dales they are, I'm your favorite Dales.
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I don't think in the morning. Boys, you suspect to sing when
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you're the telephone fix freend fucking is listening? Fis freend arrested? Well,
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it's back to school season, and if you're a mom of a school age
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child, you know it could be a stressful time with the back to school
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shopping and whatnot. Yeah. Absolutely, well, I guess this lady has
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been a little extra stressed about it, so her husband thought it'd just be
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funny. It's just be fun to relieve that stress by phone call. What
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a guy. So here we go. Let's give this a track. Hello,
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Hey, good morning. Is this Sandra calling? Hey Sandra and names
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Keith Knipple, the assistant to the assistant principle over at elementary where your son
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Jack goes. Oh II, how are you good? Just gearing up for
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back to school as I'm sure you are as well. So you know,
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we just wanted to give the parents a call, give them just a little
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courtesy call on what some of the items you're gonna need for the back to
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school are gonna be all right? Oh? Well, thank you. Now,
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have you done any or you're back to school shopping yet? I know
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it's only August. Yeah yeah, yeah, we've done a little bit.
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I've made my list. Oh good, okay, well, fantastic. Now
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there have been a couple of visions to the supplies checklist, so we just
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want to make sure we're on the same page here. Now, have you
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got a little Jack's pencils all ready to go? Yep, good guy,
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you're not gonna need some pencils. Now paper? Did you get any paper
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by chance? Yes? That's fantastic. Now where you at? Have you
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picked up the half drink gallon of skim milk? Uh? No, you
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didn't get the milk is for it's for science class. It should have been
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under the science supplies list. Uh I didn't see that one. Okay,
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well, just you know, make sure you want to do that in the
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next couple of weeks, ideally for the project. For the science project,
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there's gonna be a little smelly by the time you get in their school.
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So how about a markers? You got markers for Jack? Yep? Got
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markers. Okay, great, great, all right, Now how about that
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pair of forty two inch waist pants? Yeah, the pants? But what
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is that for? Well, it's not for him, it's for the math
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project. I don't it's mister mister mcgoo's math project. You didn't get the
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pants yet? Okay? Great? All right? What about what about the
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glue? Do you get the glue sticks? Yep? Okay, great?
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Great? Im pretty good. Now how about the old piso wood with the
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rusty nails sticking out of it? You get that yet? No? What
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is that? That's for the gym class project? It should have been on
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the list. This is kind of stupid. Yeah, it's all stuff they
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need though, So, yeah, we just wanted to make sure you're on
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on kind of track here, and it doesn't sound like you are. So
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we're just gonna need you to go ahead and kind of pick things up here
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before the back to school season. Like why aren't you providing? Can't the
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school just provide it? Like? What are you teaching with milk? It's
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a milk it's a milk project, right, what what what else do you
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want me to say? Sondra, it's pretty Sentrix Planet, It's okay,
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Jesus, Sandra, I'm kidding. It's a prank call. Wait, yeah,
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Sandra, this has been a Pike's prank on Pick Media Front seven,
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your husband, you're kidding. I knew it. I knew it was as
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soon as you said it was Pike. I was like that, what do
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you want me to do? And you were stressing about the back to school
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shopping and so he pressed us if we would prank you, and well,
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here we are. You really have me at the jeans? That was It's
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a big setting. I mean, I mean whatever. I know, the
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back to school list these days are getting a little out of hand. But
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no, you won't be needing the Was it an old rusty nail sticking out
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of a piece of wood? Yea dulous flick like in a menda in the
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morning on Big Nutty eight point seven. Could your relationship you use a little
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spicing up? Always little sum some some to keep things fresh? Well.
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A video's gun viral on TikTok after a woman talks about the way she has
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saved her relationship and it's called the two date theory. All right, maybe
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a misuse of the word theory, but I will look past it. The
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two date theory is helping couples set meaningful time aside for one another throughout the
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month. So what she does every month she picks two dates and they alternate
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months. So one month, I'm a mandate. In your situation, it
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would be you your month. So you got two dates and no matter what,
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no matter what the circumstances, you have to have a date night with
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your your your partner. Yep, you're in this case your husband Nick.
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So one of the dates is at home, the other day is out of
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the house. Doesn't have to be a fancy restaurant, doesn't have to be
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extravagant in any way, but it just has to happen regardless. I like
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that. And then the next month, your husband Nick would go and you
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would do something romantic. I imagine does he do fancy romantic dates? Now,
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we're not really too fancy. We usually do day dates. So it's
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kind of our thing where we are. Just because the price of babysitting is
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wild well that's already paying for daycare and all of that, so it shouldn't
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be an excuse. We tend to in the summertime, especially just because we
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go to the lake and stuff like that. A lot we are due for
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a good date night out. Yeah. Yeah, and the thought of going
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out at night is also just a hideous thought. Oh gosh, yeah,
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I've aged like forty years in the last six months, you know. Just
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somebody asked me, how apparently the are some fights on Saturday night. My
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buddy texts me about going to the fights. I'm like, oh, what
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time to those start? I think like ten, like ten pm, meet
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you there at ten. No, No, I know, it's crazy.
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I have heard of the seven seven rule in a marriage, and that,
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especially after you have kids, is just almost impossible to a date every single
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day and then every seven or once a week. Excuse me, So every
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seven days you're supposed to go on a date one date night, which,
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again, when you're single or just the two of you, it's a little
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different. Yeah, and I think it's like every seven weeks it's an overnight
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and then every seven months it's like a full weekend. It's crazy, like
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that sounds amazing, But when you have kids, I'm on this two day
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theory. Yeah, yeah, two it's the two date theory saving relationships left
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and right. So every month, pick two dates and then just go on
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a date. And I think that sounds kind of nice because mostly because I
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would be curious to see how my wife plans a date, because I don't
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think that's ever happened really. Yeah, if I just like, all right,
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here's your two dates, surprise me. See what we got. You
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know, I think it's a societal a shoe Amanda, Oh, you're looking
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at me all weird. But I feel like there's a lot of pressure on
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the men to be planning dates when really it should be going both ways.
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See, and our relationship is so much different. I'm like, Okay,
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here's what we're gonna do. Let's do that. It's very rare. He's
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gonna go, hey, would you like to He'll say, hey, I
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want to go on a date, and it's like, okay, where are
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we going? You asked me to go out and do something, but you
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haven't figured it out. It was my idea. You do the rest.
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Yeah. Then he's like, well, you know, you're the one who
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you're the one who should pick honey, Like, I see what you're doing
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here. Well, you're so you know, picky and hard to play.
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I am so not. I gotta figure it out though, because I need
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to do this. Well, you're always complaining about how stale your marriage is.
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I am not supposed to say that out out. Our anniversary is next
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week, so that's really kind of a bill to end one. So is
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yours, isn't it? Oh my god? We got married like the same
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way, the same anniversary. Mine's eight eighteen eighteen. It's eight sixteen.
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Okay, yeah, thanks for that, because I like get a minute in
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the morning. One, you're ready, ready, let's He is typing hoots
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today now Amanda Stills the sea. Let's see brought to you by JDP Electronic
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Bad and Sharing is sharing his thoughts and fears about AI technology. He says,
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what I don't understand about AI is for the last sixty years, Hollywood
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movies have been telling us don't do it, and everybody is here just doing
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it. Have you not seen the movies where they kill us all? He
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laughs and says, I just don't know why we need it. If you're
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taking a job away from a human, I think that's probably a bad thing.
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The whole point in society as we all do jobs. If everything is
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done by robots, everybody is going to be out of work. And I
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just find AI a bit weird. I agree, I really have not used
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it. Well, it's happening whether you use it or like it or not.
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I know I feel oblivious to it. But I mean, go back
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one hundred years, what jobs existed then? That no longer? Do?
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I mean this just things change. I know it's a very extreme example,
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not to get into, you know, two intents of a conversation about AI.
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But never mind, I mean the fact they could kill us they AI.
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Yeah, I'm trying to think of the movie. Is it? Is
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it called I Robot with Will Smith? Yeah? Is that the one?
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Is this the one you think he's referring to? Probably, I don't know
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that's one of them. Are they turned against? Yeah? Yeah, I
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personally am not too worried about them killing us. I mean, in a
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way, wouldn't it just be Oh my gosh, he's doing as a favorite.
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You're in a weird mood today, yesterday, last night, Kanye West
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has been parading around town in his trademark look. He's wearing these big puffy
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coats and he's been wearing tights a lot lately. We all know the heat
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has been crazy. It's been record tempts everywhere. And I guess his new
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wife bianca sensory kind of not having the stench that comes with the puffy coats
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in summertime. Yes, he smells so bad, but he also is not
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big on showering in general. Those close to Kim Kardashian always said that,
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yeah, he was that way when they were together. He just kind of
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got used to the smell after years of what they called torture. This feels
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like a tabloid story to me. But then I started thinking, like,
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not wrong. I mean, if you're wearing those kind of clothes out and
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about, like he does, what a thing to wear tights? He says,
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because a lot of like maybe he has some insecurities about his weight.
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Well, they are saying that he has gained some weight, so when he's
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wearing the puffy coats, it's kind of masking that. I tell you one
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thing, if you're, you know, insecure about your weight, I wouldn't
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wear tights. That would just be my suggestion. A little Peter Pan and
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a puffy coat. Yeah, A way to go, Kanye clattering and this
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is so heartbreaking, you guys. Sandra Bullock is grieving the loss of our
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longtime partner Brian Randall after his private battle with als now. He died on
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Saturday. He was only fifty seven years old. He was a famous photographer.
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They actually first met in twenty fifteen when he photographed her son's birthday party.
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Famous photographer. Yeah, how so what have I seen him in?
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I don't know. He was a photographer, tearing about it. Oh okay,
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sort of a photographer of the stars. But good for him though,
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I mean showing up to Sandra Bullocks house to shoot her family, I mean,
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take your family's pictures. And he ends up dating her, which is
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really a cool I just feel bad for her. She said that in twenty
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twenty one that she found the lover of her life. They had two beautiful
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children, three actually, because he had an older daughter, and yeah,
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she says, this is how I want my children to be raised. He
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was the best guy ever. Remember was it Jesse James was at the name
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of double Ja. Yeah, yeah, I remember how bad he screwed her
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over. Yeah he didn't seem like a great guy. Oh gosh, that's
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sweetie too. And then she ended up adopting her kids and then had this
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happened. I just need to find her, Just get her a good man,
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Just love Sandra Bullock. She's just one of those girls. Yeah,
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it sounds like she had a good man. But in the morning, big
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nutty point seven, Hey, like, you better stop it. This was
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my college jam, looking the man to go. This is everybody's jam.
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Okay now it is though. I don't care how old you are. That
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song comes on it and you just want to get over. You just want
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to be over and touch your toes if you can. That is According to
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a new survey, forty percent of adults admit to not being able to touch
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their toes while standing, which is apparently an alarming discovery. Although I think
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about it, and why do you need to be able to touch your toes?
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They it's like a big Remember growing up, it was like always doing
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this sin and reaching class. I hated that when you had to go through
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See I could do everything pretty solid pull ups. Never been able to do
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a pull up wire like I remember in like in high school, the guys
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had to do like sixteen and the girls had to do one. Is it
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really one? You do one? It was just the most embarrassing day at
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school. It's a gap. I have zero arm strength whatsoever? Not happening.
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Yeah, watch me hang here. Folks swing your legs around her exact
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Well, can you at least touch your toes? We're all adults here.
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It's all stand up. But it's my Wadina deer Creek met days. But
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I'm sure I still got it. Limberness never goes away. Look Oh easily,
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Amanda? Really, just I can? I can put my fingers right
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underneath my toes. Stretch armstrong over here, Dad's turn. Oh my gosh,
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what are you doing? Hang on? Oh? Yeah, I got
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the tip of your toes. But that just comes easy after wrastling all those
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years. I don't know, I feel like golf. I mean, you're
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stretching quite a bit. Do you stretch it all as an adult? Are
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you really? I know some people get up and stretch every day. Are
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you doing that? When I go through my workout phases? Right now,
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I'm currently in zero movement, But when I do, yeah, I usually
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stretch right after the peloton, not usually before. I should probably do that
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a little bit, but I'll do some of those yoga classes and everything.
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It feels good. Interesting you say that, because, according to the survey,
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thirty percent of adults admit to never having even tried yoga. Oh really.
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Yeah. Yeah, it's not something I would hay for, you know.
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Yeah. See, I like people laugh about it's like, oh,
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you're going to hot yoga. That just seems like a scam. I love
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going to a hot yoga class, especially in the fallen winter. If it
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my schedule was a little bit different, I'd probably do it in the mornings.
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It feels like it's a morning thing. Do people even do regular temperature
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yoga or is that kind of like a thing of the past. No,
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they still have regular temperature yoga. They do cold yoga, they do goat
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yoga. Goat yoga. Yeah, where there's a bunch of goats around.
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I'm not I've actually heard of that. That's adorable. But why you know,
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Yeah, I don't know. I I guess for me, I like
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to work out in the fallen winter, and then I really push hard in
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the spring and summer. I'm just not good. Oh we're just talking about
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yesterday with James. Yeah, it's like I've never successfully worked out or done
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a diet of any kind in the summer, and I always think, yes,
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I can do it. We actually just got our pickle ball paddles.
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H we had lost them, and everybody behind our house has been playing pickleball.
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So we're gonna start doing a little pickleball. Be a nice little work.
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Be one of those people. What do you mean, one of those
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you pickle ball people? Now? I mean just every once in a while,
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just force around a little. I saw the where we live in Morehead,
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they just replace the tennis courts with pickleball. Oh really, it's just
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like taking over the world. See ours has been there for a long time.
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They put the hockey rink in the summertime, they put up pickleball courts,
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which is great. A lot of people have been out there lately.
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Thought we go meet some names, see what's going on? Some names abbreviating
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name. In the morning this Friday, gonna be rocking at the Fargo Dome
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Death Leopard with Motley Kruge gonna be there. And we have a pair of
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tickets right now, possibly for calling number nine. Who's on the phone right
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now? Good morning? Who's this? Hey Corey? Hey, good morning
23:40
Corey your caller nine? What you doing this morning? Corey? Just working
23:44
all right? Right? Okay, love it well. Multitasking going on right
23:48
here, me too, if you can believe that? Or all right,
23:51
Corey here's the deal. We have hair trivia, because, of course is
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two of the most infamous hair bands ever. So hair trivia, I'm going
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to describe to you a hair style, very famous one, and if you
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get three out of five correct based on my clues, you're going to see
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Deaf Leppard and Motley Crew. Okay, all right, all right, how
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familiar are you with hair Corey big hair guy? Not really? Okay,
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that's all right. Let's see what she has whipped up for us here.
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I'm excited. What's not with an easy one hairstyle? Number one? Short
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in the front on the top and on the sides, but long in the
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back. What's the hairstyle? Co what is it? This is in the
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front, party in the back? Yeah, that's right, Amanda. Did
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you have one as a child? Did? And it was perm Yeah,
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that was all right. Common in the seventies and eighties. This hairstyle gave
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the wearer a glossy, loosely curled look worn by Michael Jackson in the beat
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It music videos. Wow, I did not know that. I'm very curl.
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Yeah. I think of easy when I think of the Jerry curl.
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All right, one more and you're a winner. Corey. This is a
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woman's hairstyle, also known as the B fifty two enduring symbol of nineteen sixties
25:14
kitch Audrey Hepburn's character in Breakfast at Tiffany's sported one. What's the hairstyle?
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Corm Bey? Who? You are a big hair guy and that means you
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are going to death? Leverard and Motley crew at the firking them coming up.
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I'm Friday, Jesus one person Alice Cooper who I want to see more?
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Oh? Is he gonna be there too? Oh yeah, he's opening.
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Oh my god, there you go. No more about than I do
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too. I'm glad you got the tickets. Kingrat's dud hang on in the
25:56
morning. Now here's what you need to know. Great news. Officer Habs
26:03
was released from the hospital last night, twenty four days after being wounded in
26:07
the shooting that killed Officer Willin. Now has was sent off with a clap
26:11
out hospital staff, please personnel. Other supporters were at Sanford Help last night.
26:15
The video is just It gives you goosebumps just to see our community once
26:18
again coming together and showing their support. Officer Dotis did get discharged on Saturday,
26:23
and our thoughts and prayers just continue. I'm sure it's just so good
26:26
for them to be home and have some sense of normalisty, but now to
26:30
go through the healing, but also just processing what happened. I know,
26:33
yeah, that's that's the whole sad underlying thing, right, But it's just
26:36
good for the family. I'm sure you know, they got kids or whatever.
26:38
It's gonna be great to have dad home, Oh, for sure.
26:41
The house and it was another busy weekend. Of course, we fess went
26:45
out. I don't know if you guys heard anything about it now even maybe
26:48
a little bit, But the Becker County Sheriff's office, they were busy.
26:49
They took six hundred and fifty nine calls, nearly triple the normal volume that
26:53
they normally do in the county. Deputies responded to twelve assaults, some involving
26:57
multiple people, nineteen calls domestic incidents, diservices, disturbances or disorderly conduct.
27:03
There were five reports of inappropriate sexual misconduct, and the Minnesota State Patrol had
27:07
more than nine hundred traffic stops, with a total of eighteen do you guys.
27:12
The Patrol made six arrests on warrants and issued more than four hundred tickets
27:15
for warnings of speeding. How many of those calls came from the artists on
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stage after they were showing concern for one of the crazed fans in the front
27:23
row. Yeah, I think Bailey's Immerman made a couple of those phone calls.
27:27
A stalker. Any police contact you? Yeah, you had to take
27:33
yesterday off. I was off. Let's just do a quick little catch up.
27:36
Did you get the shoe from Bailey's Immerman? This was a big deal
27:38
for you. No, because he was just paying attention in a little blonds
27:42
in the crowd, like, give guy sensible jealousy the little blondes were they
27:47
dressed all scantily clad. Well, yeah, and Morgan Wallen did the same
27:52
thing and we were talking about it off aired. Oh jeus yea. Did
27:56
they not see your sign? No? He did, Okay. Did he
27:57
waive at you like yeah he sugar? He acknowledged it? Okay, good?
28:02
And you were right up? Yeah, I mean less, that was
28:04
a big crowd. Did you look back and go haha suckers. I couldn't
28:08
even really see back because there's so many people right, all right, So,
28:12
I mean it seems again I mean, it seems like every time you
28:17
go to the concert, there's like all this hype and then it's just a
28:18
little bit of disappointment time and time again for you. I don't know your
28:22
dreams will come true. Keep trying. And Chris Noth aka Mister Big,
28:29
spoke publicly for the first time. I had forgotten all about this, but
28:33
there were three women who came forward back in December at twenty twenty one accusing
28:36
him of rape and sexual assault. Well, it all just kind of went
28:38
away, and basically he said, I'm a bad guy. I cheated on
28:41
my wife and bad guy. Well no, he's just without saying no,
28:47
he just at this point is what he's saying. He said, I straight
28:49
on my wife and it's devastating to her and not a very pretty picture.
28:53
What it isn't is a crime. There's nothing I can say to change anyone's
28:57
mind. When you have that kind of a tidal wave. It sounds defensive.
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I'm not. There's no criminal court, there's no criminal trial. There's
29:04
nothing for me to get on the stand about and get my story out,
29:07
get witnesses. Yeah, that's the thing. Is like counting cards in blackjack.
29:11
It's not illegal. It's just frowned upon what an analogy o Otherwise,
29:18
today it is gonna be great sunshine, high of eighty four. There is
29:23
a chance of a thunderstorm through the overnight, like in Amenda in the morning
29:29
on Big Nutty eight point seven. Here's a new way of dating. If
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you're getting tired of dating apps Gracie or intern I know you've been sort of
29:36
striking out on apps like Tinder and whatnot, right would you? Is that
29:40
fair? I'm just striking out on everything. Oh gosh, well, there's
29:44
hope right here. This might make more sense for you. They're called date
29:48
me docs. Okay, docs short for documents. Now, this is what
29:52
they're calling more of like dating for nerds. Okay, So instead of filling
29:57
out an online profile on Tinder, where basically swiping through and they're gonna see
30:00
your photo, a couple interests and that's it. And they're deciding this is
30:04
like more of a resume. So people are sharing documents online for people to
30:10
look at, and so basically you're eliminating anybody who just wants to see your
30:12
photo and that's it. It's like a full on Lisa's like what you look
30:15
like on paper interview style. Literally, it's like a whole page, so
30:19
they're gonna have to read the whole thing. And it's just more of a
30:22
way to express yourself. Like let's say you're funny, you're silly, you
30:26
can write a interesting article. This is gonna be for you. So are
30:29
you really, I mean truly put yourself back in the dating days? Are
30:33
you really gonna start reading through people's resumes? What depends on what kind of
30:36
person you are. I mean this person, her name is Lee. She
30:38
said it worked great for her. She filled it out last fall. A
30:41
couple of people were interested. But that's it's would you rather have a small
30:45
pool of really interested people or a huge pool of just Bozoe? Yeah?
30:48
No, that is very true, And it seems a little less superficial,
30:52
like they're not just looking at your pictures and oh she likes to fish and
30:56
yeah that's what they're looking. Go what happened beer? Yeah? You know,
31:00
I mean, I mean some people are better for that. Like let's
31:02
say you're a super attractive but maybe less interesting person. Yes, yeah you're
31:08
gonna love tender. But you know, if you're it's the opposite, where
31:11
like me in the very brief time I was single, I felt like I
31:15
needed to. Really, I was not like the you know, nobody was
31:18
gonna walk up to me and go, hey, I saw you from across
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the room. Want you really got to get them cornered and make them laugh
31:25
a couple of times before they warm up, warm up to the idea an
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intellectual person. That's what I'm saying that