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Whatdya Do? · Podcast - Big 98.7

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  All right, here we go. Man. Are you ready? Oh,
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  I'm ready. We play a game full of hypothetical situations really just test your
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  mental fortitude, if that makes sense. It's called what Do You Do?
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  Play along in your car and Amanda as always ladies first. All right,
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  it's a cold, well below zero night. Your gas light goes off.
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  Of course, you gotta stop for gas. You pull up, jump out,
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  get gas. A man in a mask jumped into your vehicle. You
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  get back in and all this sudden you hear freeze, put your hands up,
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  put him on the wheel. Jesus, I know, pretty intense.
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  I think his name was Scott Peterson, convicted killer. He's out, No,
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  yeah, hypothetically yes. Anyway, so you take off because you're freaked
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  out. The gas pump is still attached. He tells you you have two
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  choices in order to get out of this alive. You either walk into the
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  windbreak right now, naked and it's Ladies' night, or you have to go
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  run one mile on the treadmill at Family Wellness during peak hours naked. Oh
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  also naked. Yeah, so Pike, I know a lot of naked going
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  on, and two really uncomfortable situations. Yeah, what do you do well?
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  I could use the exercise. Yeah, give me the treadmill one.
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  Really, I feel like it's more acceptable to be naked at a gym,
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  even though it's not acceptable, it's closer to being acceptable a mile just flopping
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  around? Look what think? Okay, I'm thinking about it. You're not
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  gonna believe this, But I ran a mile yesterday, did you? Yeah?
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  Yeah? It wasn't easy, but we did it, so it's possible.
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  I know that. At least I'm not gonna like die. We you
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  had support along with you. I was no. No, I did not
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  give me the treadmill one. Okay, okay, I'm putting you down for
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  it. I am put me down for the one naked good mile on a
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  treadmill. Thank you? All right, Amanda, your turn. You at
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  an antique store, the one off the interstated morehead. You see that sign?
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  Yep, And I don't even know if there's an actual story or if
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  it's just a billboard that's spend there my whole life. Okay, all right.
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  You find an old, old lamp, you think, oh, this
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  looks interesting, so naturally you start rubbing it when poof a genie pops out.
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  What that's what. Yeah, by the way, why are those called
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  lamps. That's not like when I think of a lamp, I think of
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  a like a light bulb, A genie in a bottle. No wait,
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  that's that's the Christina song. Well, nonetheless, I'm rubbing it the right
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  way. Yeah, poof a geni appears. Okay, he says Amanda.
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  Now I don't have any wishes. I'm not one of those wish genies.
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  However, I do have this for you. I'll allow you to uninvent one
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  invention from history. It's up to you. Whatever you choose. It's gone
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  forever, doesn't exist. So a man get to do a little uninvented.
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  Think about it. It's got to be an actual invention. What do you
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  do social media? Would that be an invention? I suppose? Yeah.
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  I'm just saying you couldn't, say, like water, not that you would,
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  because yeah, we need that, okay, social media? Social media?
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  That's yeah. Where are you going to get all your everything gratification from
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  them? People? Normal human interaction? Yes, I would. Wouldn't that
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  be wild? I respect that would be all? Right? Here we go,
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  Pike, last one. I don't know if you're prepared for this.
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  The packers they're playing the forty nine Ers tomorrow. Oh god, I've been
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  waiting all week. You get invited to a birthday celebration that you cannot miss
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  out on, and there is no way to get out. You show up,
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  you walk in, and you just happen to look up and the sign
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  on the door says, welcome to Becky's unplugged Birthday. Absolutely no phones,
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  no TV is allowed. She just wants this to be about her. It
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  is Becky's unplugged birthday. So, Pike, you can't get out of it.
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  I can't, No, But then what this isn't fun? You got
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  to get creative here? What do you do? Who the heck is Becky?
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  How do I know Becky? But I'm walked in, like literally,
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  there's no leaving the room, and I don't have a phone or anything.
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  Correct, But the Packers and forty nine Ers are playing. Okay, so
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  this is strikingly similar to what is actually happening. So a big Packer fan
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  tomorrow night. Literally I haven't been able to sleep thinking about this game.
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  Okay, Right, My wife's sister is turning thirty tomorrow, and so we're
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  going to her birthday party that starts at the exact same time as the game
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  starts. Nightmare stuff for me, because I want to I want to be
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  there for the party. Oh gotcha. But this is an unpluged so this
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  one's not unplugged, thankfully, so I'll be able to watch on a TV
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  or my phone or whatever I gotta do. I'm not missing the game.
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  In Becky's case, I can't jump out the window. Nothing. This is
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  where you gotta get creative. Are you gonna? Would you jump out the
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  window? I would have to, I guess record the game. Oh,
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  and avoid any contact with anybody and go straight from Becky's party, Happy birthday,
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  Becks, and go right to TV and then watch it and pretend like
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  it didn't happen. If there was an open window, though, would you
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  jump? Yeah? What? What floor were on? Fourty four stories and
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  down? I took her for a seventh floor kind of girl? Jeez?
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  Al Right, okay, okay, man, a final one. What do
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  you do here? We go, you and your husband. It's Friday night,
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  it's today for example today. Okay, you guys are thinking, you
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  know what, let's get a babysitter and do something fun. Think about this?
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  Actually? Okay? Interesting? Well, then you're like, you know,
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  what we haven't done is gone to see a good comedy show in a
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  while. So you start looking around and what do you know. There's a
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  comedy show tonight at Proof Artisan Distillers in downtown Fargo, featuring some hilarious comedians,
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  including my good friend Blaize Scoutsman. Okay, and you're like, well
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  that sounds interesting. I haven't been to a comedy show. Tickets are still
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  available, and so you're like, what the heck, let's go to that.
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  So you get there, you're laughing, all right, you're giggling,
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  comedians are on a Suddenly one of the comedians takes aim at your husband Nick.
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  He starts roasting him, talking about how Iowa State isn't even a real
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  football school, talking about his you know, insurance job, his golf swing,
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  really just going in if he goes for the golf swing. That's a
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  low blow. So you look at your Husbandnick. You look over and you're
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  laughing because it's it's a comedy show. Yeah, there's a tear rolling down
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  your husband's face. So, yeah, he's hurt. You don't want to
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  show it. He wants to be a tough guy. What do you do?
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  Are there tomatoes nearby the tomato throw tomatoes at the comedian. Let me
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  think about it. There is a crate of tomatoes in the corner of the
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  tomatoes. Yes, yeah, I'm gonna laugh and just tell him, you
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  know, suck it up. Buttercup, fine, mass been Okay, what
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  are you doing with the tomatoes? I was joking. I was gonna throw
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  tomatoes at Blake the comedian. Blaze, Yeah, Blaze, very fune.
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  By the way, he's not. I don't think he would go in on
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  your husband. And well, now there's tomatoes, so you got what do
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  you do with those? I'm gonna throw the tomatoes. I'm gonna throw the
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  tomatoes on stage, but I'm gonna tell my husband, man up, get
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  some thicker skin. You know what a maan that's I don't like to hear
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  that. Man up, man up. Oh yeah, A man aren't supposed
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  to have feeling. Now it's just your golfing. We all know it's poor.
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  He trust me, he does too. Like a minute in the morning,
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  big naety eight point seven. You remember when you were a kid and
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  adults would mess up your name a lot. You know, if you have
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  a sibling or a cousin, they would a lot of times just call you
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  their name right, and you always get so mad. You're like, what
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  the heck? You know? I do this already with my own kids.
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  I mean I will catch myself. I'm like Lula Briggs, Sydney what like
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  you just and Sidney will be I am not Briggs. How could you possibly
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  mistake us? I know? And I used to make fun of my grandma
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  all the time. They I have an aunt named Abby, and my dad
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  calls me Abby all the time. As a sister, I'm like, what,
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  I'm your daughter? Oh same? You know. I got two nephews.
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  They might be listening right now, Liam and THEO. And between Liam
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  and THEO, I always say theom and Leo or just mix. You know.
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  It's very easy to do. But this mom sort of a unique situation.
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  She wrote on Reddit that she has banned her sister in law from the
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  house. Now she has twins, okay, identical twin girls. Amy and
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  Nina are their names because of her sister in law's refusal, But the sister
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  in law refuses to call them by their names. She only will refer to
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  them as quote the twins. She's told the sister in law, hey,
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  like we need to stress their individuality, you know, because twins a lot
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  of times growing up, they're dressing the same, they're doing the exact same
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  things. Like she wants them to have their own identity. So I guess
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  I am this aunt. So I my brother and my sister in law have
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  twins, Britany and Brielle. They might be listening right now. Oh hi
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  girls, Hello, I don't know you apart, can't tell you apart.
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  Like even my brother he will like, go, am I God, and
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  he'll go, I guess you can, like look behind one of the kid's
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  ear. Really, it's like, oh yeah, that's and of course when
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  they get dressed in the morning, and maybe when you live with them,
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  you know, I mean look at them and I have no idea. I'm
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  like, hey, bees, I have no idea. Britdley, Briell,
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  I'm like, you got a color code him or something right, Like I
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  got to know that Brielle is the one wears green or something, see,
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  and one of them was her choice. I think a lot when they were
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  younger and one was in purple. Often even then, I'm like, honestly,
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  even as parents when they have young twins, like do they micro chip
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  them or how do you honestly know that at some point you haven't flopped them
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  around? Right? What I know, I shan't imagine it had to have
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  happened at some point. Imagine all right, this is ridiculous. Yeah,
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  well, I mean the sister, the mom says anyway that like at one
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  point the twins had made like some art and given them to the family,
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  and so the sister said something along the lines of like, oh, one
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  twin gave me this, the other twin did this. It's like, okay,
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  you know there, you could at least make an effort. But she
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  said she's banned her from the house and tell she's willing to refer to them
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  as their actual name. So aggressive, so aggressive. We were just planning
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  and something the other day. I'm like, hey, can the twins and
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  j come? You know what I mean? Like, I'm not that's how
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  I refer to them. I'm not when they get older, you'll know unless
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  you're really close to those twins. Well I do have just but like we
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  had twins in our class growing up, and we all knew, but you
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  know, a lot of people would how do you tell the difference. It's
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  like, oh, well, this one's hair is a little different or whatever.
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  Yeah, And I think the older you get, you are right,
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  you just become Going back to this mom's point, you create your own individual
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  interests in different things and maybe different. One might be a girly girl,
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  one might be a tomboy or that kind of thing you like, if you
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  know, like if you have friends who are twins, I feel bad because
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  a lot of times in your brain they're the same person, you know,
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  Like, I still don't distinguish you as two different people. I feel bad,
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  but really, yeah, trying to think if I had any friend,
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  like really close friends that were twins. Nothing that I can think of really
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  outside of just my nieces. And I am so sorry that I'm such a
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  horrible aunt. Well you are, and that's really what the plane of this,
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  well, this was to love you girls. I get a man in
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  the morning stage. When you get up at the morning, I know it's
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  different for us, and if you're up right now listening, likely maybe for
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  you as well. Do you make the bed here's the deal? By making
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  the bed amount it Yeah, you know, a lot of people hound you
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  if you're one that doesn't make it right away. Yeah, if we had
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  a different schedule one hundred percent. I would be making the bed because I
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  walk in the door, I let the dog out, I go upstairs,
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  put my comfies on, and make the bed Like that is my routine.
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  That sounds about right. I'd be more one that you know, makes it
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  right before I get in the bed. Thankfully, my wife makes it.
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  However, not making the bed turns out is the move, according to an
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  expert. Her name's Lydia Lloyd. She's it, just says expert. She's
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  also a homewhere textiles designer. Oh okay, so she explained that if you're
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  one of those people that doesn't make the bed as soon as you get out,
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  it's actually more hygienic. Also can make the comfortableness of your bed last
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  longer. Interesting and so I have heard in the past, is it and
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  it's so gross? Is it something to do with either like the skin cells
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  or like the sweat are supposed to let it air out? Yes? Correct,
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  Okay, I've heard this, and I'm like, I don't want to
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  believe it. She recommends letting your mattress and betting quote breathe in between uses
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  all right, to reduce the chance of dust mites. And also other bacteria
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  such as skin cells. To let the bed air, just pull back the
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  covers and just let it sit there. That way, any moisture, and
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  Lord knows, there's some moisture in the bed when I get out of it.
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  No, but seriously, sleepers, yes, although I'll tell you what,
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  this week has been just a dream in bed. Really, we're talking
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  five six hours of sleep a night, Amanda. Do you know my bed
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  pet Peeve? My husband, he has his morning and routine. And one
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  of the things is is the kids want their snacks right when they get up,
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  so they'll have something, yeah, like maybe they'll have some cereal or
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  whatever it may be, Yeah, in our bed, so like I'll crawl
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  in. Sometimes I'm like, oh, jeez, kids, did you would
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  you guys have for breakfast this morning? Some cheerios? What's that cheerio in
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  your back? It can't feel like a knife, you know, when you
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  lay down, you're like, what is it? And it's not even like
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  the whole thing. It's just those done tail munch the little crumbsler are the
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  worst on your sheet. You think you got them all, but they're always
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  there. It's impossible, like popcorn a bed after I've had a few drinks.
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  Sometimes will mike a little bag of popcorn and yeah, it's for days.
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  You can't see it, but it's in there. It's somewhere, you
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  know. They also recommend flipping your mattress. That's something I'd not ever heard
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  or even considered, but turns out you're supposed to be flipping your mattress regularly.
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  Yes, I have heard that, depending on, of course, what
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  kind of mattress you have. But yeah, them are only one way,
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  absolutely, because sometimes I used to have a mattress that because I slept on
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  the one side, like it was like the leaning Tower of Pisa. Yeah,
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  yeah, you know you'd have because you'd have like the one spot.
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  So if you flipped it over a balance, or you can at least rotate
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  it right, give it the old what in that way because I feel like
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  my side, although I would never do that to Lauren, because I know
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  my side is you know, it's like stained and smelly and of those things.
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  That is one thing My girlfriend and I were talking about this recently,
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  and we both have kids, and a lot of the the stains are because
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  our kids crawl into bed with us whatever they have accidents. But when you
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  take off your bed sheets and we have a fairly new bed both of us
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  because we have the two twins. On one it is disgusting, like why
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  is that? Like there's yellow stuff everywhere, and I'm like, we are
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  not gross humans. I know they've had accidents. I clean it up.
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  It is disgusting. There's nothing gross about it. That's just natural yellow stains.
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  Doesn't make you a gross human. He doesn't, but it doesn't it
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  make you feel that way, Like I will go And we have also the
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  mattress covers too. Yeah, and it's like going through that, which is
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  mind blowing to me. But when I do the laundry, I wash our
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  bedding at least once a week. Am I supposed to put these clean sheets
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  on this disgusting mattress? That was funny. Sorry. I was actually talking
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  to my friend beneath them, and she was recommending that you don't do that.
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  Really, the girl we work with her no beneath a. You don't
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  know her beneath A beneath the sheets. Okay, that's that's enough, guys.
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  That is plenty. And Amanda in the Morning on Big seven and now
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  Amanda Stills the sea looks see brought to buy wimmers diamonds. Oh Kanye,
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  So we know that he has been all up on Instagram and he is.
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  We do know that. We do know that because he I mean, he
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  was mia for about eight months. Now he's resurfacing. He has a new
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  album that's gonna be out February ninth, and he must not be filling the
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  love because I guess I'm not over all the things you said. It's just
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  it didn't just go away. I don't even remember exactly what he said.
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  I know it was bad, but he's apparently sorry. He is apparently sorry.
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  He sat down with I guess some camera guy in the camera guy's audition
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  and saying that in Spielberg was it. I don't think it was a Spielberg
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  film, probably more of a documentary, but it is a forty minute long
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  plus video of him apologizing. The person who was behind the camera is reporting
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  that he just goes on and on, starts rambling at some point. I
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  guess in this video he set to release here in a few weeks. He
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  is like incoherent. You can't even understand what he was saying. There's no
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  way this man can speak for forty minutes and have it makes sense. Too
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  long there's no apology, then in my opinion, you're going to be talking
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  in circles and making people mad again. Yeah, there's no way that it's
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  going to be one hundred percent like oh wow, genuine apology, thank you,
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  Kanye. He's going to say something. He's going to say sorry.
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  But like when you're a kid and he got in trouble and you'd be like,
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  they say sorry, and you'd be like sorry, trout sniffer. Well,
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  and it's very weird when it comes to Kanye West, how he was
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  not just completely canceled, you know, for all of these things that he
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  has said, and then well to find canceling. I mean, I don't
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  know, he's not really been doing anything. So what are we supposed to
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  do? Yeah? I guess you know. I would you like him to
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  be in prison, Amanda that when you really said that, lock them up?
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  And speaking of m I A. Richard Simmons, do you remember there
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  was a search for him? Probably a few it must have been like three
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  four years ago. People were like, for a guy that was only doing
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  work out videos for like a five year period on TV, like why do
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  we care? Even many people were so concerned that he was either like locked
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  in a basement or why he hadn't been seen. Well, there is a
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  new movie that's gonna be released and they have poly Shore play boyd Richard Simmons,
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  which makes I must watch. Okay, cotal sense anyway, Richard Simmons
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  not happy about it. For only the second time in ten years, he's
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  breaking a silence. He took to Twitter yesterday he said, you may have
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  heard them doing a movie about me with poll Shore. I've never given my
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  permission for this movie. I no longer have a manager, I no longer
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  have a publicist. He was saying. People were trying to reach out to
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  him for media interviews. He's like, you can check it out. Email
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  me Richard Simmons at gmail dot com. It's so good anyway, he says,
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  I've just been trying to live a quiet and peaceful life and there's nothing
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  he can do to stop the production of this movie at all. Well,
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  who cares? Then, if you're living a quiet life, just ignore it,
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  don't go see it. I mean, yeah, people are probably gonna
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  the interest in Richard Simmons will be ignited again, reignited, you know.
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  But also I'm going to be pretty bummed out. If that's about me,
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  I'd want to be getting some sort of royalties about my life. Sounds like
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  he just doesn't care, because otherwise, if he did care, he would
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  be out doing, you know, a reboot of whatever workout series he was
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  doing back every day. Maybe a Peloton can get him on. That would
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  be so great if I just had like a Richard Simmons rewind. Yeah,
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  I don't know. I think i'd prefer some of the girls you've been posting
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  on your your story. I've been seeing your Peloton video. Yeah. My
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  husband's a big Kendall fan himself. He is. Yes, where do I
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  get a bike? That's why I get him on the bike. Oh gosh,
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  all right. Two men in New York are suing Madonna because she started
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  her concert late. They accuse her of false advertising and neglect misrepresentation for advertising
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  this December thirteenth show. The start time eight thirty, Madonna didn't take the
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  stage till ten thirty pm. The show didn't end until after one am,
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  and they say that there was limited public transportation and ride hearing. Afterwards,
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  any sort of transportation was increased. They also had to get up early to
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  go to work and take care of their family responsibilities the next day. That's
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  part of it. If you're gonna be going to concerts, you got it,
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  and you didn't take the next day off, which is an amateur move,
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  then grind me. We've been there a time or ten impike. It's
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  like we wave in the dome and we're going We're waking up in five minutes.
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  Yeah, I went to I literally went to a blank Win eighty two
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  show during the week in Minneapolis and came back literally slept here for maybe an
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  hour, and then just got up and you and these are the things we
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  do to put on this stupid radio. No, the lawsuit seeks unspecified damages,
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  so I don't know what they're going for here. I mean, yeah,
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  I can understand being upset she was a couple hours late, But you
• 19:41
  really think it's worth suing Madonna? I know, in the resources and the
• 19:45
  money got to spend on a stupid show should be earlier. I mean admitted
• 19:49
  least somebody going on at ten thirty is insane. I've said this for years.
• 19:52
  We need to start doing matt Nae shows. Well, Jamie Lee Curtis
• 19:56
  said it, and then you kind of adopted it as your own thought time.
• 20:00
  I'm just really putting it out here on a local level show. Yeah,
• 20:03
  it is the wait, hey, you called me out yesterday for making
• 20:07
  a joke that's been done before it. So I'm the mouth piece of jit.
• 20:11
  You're the She's got her hand of you like a puppet. That's what
• 20:14
  we should do. Matt Nae shows. Wow, good idea man. Like
• 20:19
  in a minute in the morning on Big Nuddy, I would like to circle
• 20:23
  back a little bit. And I don't like to use that phrase. I'm
• 20:26
  not a circle back guy. Oh this is worth a circle back. It's
• 20:29
  worth circling back because earlier this week Amanda had this revelation that she's been doing
• 20:33
  laundry incorrectly your whole life. It wouldn't be a big deal, it'd be
• 20:37
  an innocent mistake. However, you're like touting yourself as the Miss Susie homemaker
• 20:41
  telling us we're doing it wrong. But really tell us what you were doing
• 20:42
  with the pods. Yeah. The whole reason this got brought up, in
• 20:45
  case you missed it, on Wednesday, we were talking about little things that
• 20:48
  people do that drive you crazy, and one of them was my husband.
• 20:51
  He had done laundry for the first time really all year, and I used
• 20:53
  to make fun of him because he was putting the laundry pod in the wrong
• 20:56
  spot. And I had mentioned how when I in the front of the like
• 21:00
  the little door thing that you put all the laundry detergent and stuff in in
• 21:04
  our front load washer, that you're supposed to put it where the detergent thing
• 21:08
  is. So there's two little slots or whatnother three. Actually, it's a
• 21:12
  very odd situation. You're not talking about just the whole main I'm not talking
• 21:17
  about the cylinder where you put the clothes. Yeah, and you looked at
• 21:19
  me and went, what, Yeah, of course that's where you put the
• 21:22
  laundry pod. At least that's what I thought. And then Amanda made everyone
• 21:26
  question everything. But turns out you're wildly incorrect. I guess. So,
• 21:30
  even though mine's still dissolved through, we just don't know where it went.
• 21:33
  Yeah, and I mean my clothes, I guess are I thought they were
• 21:37
  feeling clean? Well, I told you you definitely do have a musty odor
• 21:40
  about it. Oh stop it, it could be that anyway. So yesterday
• 21:44
  that was my first load of laundry. I just I threw that pod just
• 21:48
  in the wash and I felt crazy. It felt crazy. I put it
• 21:52
  in the dryer. It looks the exact same. I mean, it melted,
• 21:56
  it did its thing. I just don't even have words. And I
• 21:57
  used two pods because that was another whole conversation. People are like, you
• 22:00
  know you're supposed to use, depending on your load, one, two or
• 22:03
  three little pods. Yeah. Yeah, And I've never used more than one.
• 22:07
  So that's very useful information. And I understand your hesitation because when you
• 22:11
  throw it in there, you're like, how do you how does it get
• 22:15
  evenly distributed? And I feel like it's going to get tangled in a towel
• 22:18
  and then the towel is going to get super washed, and then you know,
• 22:21
  the undies or something are just going to be flailing around without any soap.
• 22:26
  Then this started a whole entire other situation, Pike. Now people are
• 22:30
  telling me that when you go to the dishwasher, that pod that you clearly
• 22:34
  put in the container, like the little day and flower, there's a spot
• 22:40
  just for it. Yep. Now people are telling me that there is a
• 22:42
  whole thing on TikTok. There are people who have had their dishwashers break and
• 22:45
  had repair men say no, don't do that because by the time it goes
• 22:49
  through the certain cycle, that's when it releases that it's not properly washing your
• 22:53
  dishes. So you're supposed to also with that pod throw it into your dishwasher
• 22:59
  in the bottom and that's it. Just let it buck what. So I
• 23:03
  did that and they turned out great, but I'm still anxious about it because
• 23:07
  I feel like now it's just whipping around in there, and it's actually gonna
• 23:11
  clog my whip whipping around the dishwasher. There's no whipping around being done.
• 23:15
  It's just like, yeah, there's a whip on the bottom and the top
• 23:18
  isn't if you throw the pod, and isn't it just gonna be like chilling
• 23:21
  like a soapy bottom. But it'll go through the cycles. I'm telling you
• 23:26
  this is this has been stressing me out for days, and I just I
• 23:30
  don't know what to do other than I think I'm gonna have to go pod
• 23:34
  free. I think that's solution. You think my solution is I'm gonna have
• 23:37
  to go back to the old school detergent on every level, take the pods
• 23:41
  their garbage. I can't do it. You know, you're right, maybe
• 23:44
  we did as a society or as a civilization get a little hasty with the
• 23:48
  pods. You know, it was working what we were doing before. So
• 23:51
  there's all these like things in there, like what is that gel? You're
• 23:53
  just trying I feel like you're just trying to tell me, like, oh,
• 23:56
  that's extra strength solution to fool you make it look fancy. Charge me
• 24:02
  like eighteen more dollars for the pods. This is it. I only have
• 24:06
  ten pods left and I'm going pod free. We'll keep you all updated as
• 24:10
  I'm Henda goes down your journey of being pod free my New Year's resolution.
• 24:14
  I've been waiting to find money in a minute in the morning on Big nuety
• 24:19
  eight point seven. You ever go to Vegas. You've been to Vegas?
• 24:26
  You know when you land at the airport, the Vegas Airport, Harry Reid
• 24:29
  International, the second you get off the plane, they don't waste any time
• 24:32
  tempting you with a little gambling. Yeah, I mean that's kind of the
• 24:34
  whole vibe. You know, you walk in and you're like you can just
• 24:37
  your sh right. Yes, when you leave Vegas for a week, you
• 24:41
  can still hear slot machines in your hell, yeah, it's bizz Yeah,
• 24:45
  it's funny. When you get off the plane, you're like, ooh,
• 24:45
  slot machines. How exciting. But then oftentimes, when you're waiting to leave,
• 24:49
  the last thing you want to do or look at is a slot machine.
• 24:52
  However, I've always thought, when you walk into Vegas and they got
• 24:56
  the slot machines in the airport, there's no way people are actually winning on
• 25:00
  slot machines, right. I just felt like it was rigged. It's just
• 25:02
  a gimmicky little thing. But turns out, Amanda, yeah, you can
• 25:04
  win, because we just had a big winner if somebody won one million dollars
• 25:10
  on an airport slot machine in Las Vegas, so they threw somebody a bone.
• 25:14
  Finally, because I am with you, I feel like we would hear
• 25:17
  these stories way more often. And this might be the first time we've ever
• 25:21
  heard of somebody winning at the airport slot machine. First time I've heard of
• 25:25
  it, And now you know it's possible, so hey, give it a
• 25:26
  try next time you're in Vegas. But like I said, usually, obviously,
• 25:30
  if you get there, you're not gonna stop. You're so excited to
• 25:32
  get to the hotel, get to the strip. You're not gonna stop and
• 25:34
  start gambling in the airport unless you're really like gambling. And I've been on
• 25:37
  both ends of the Vegas experience, winning a little money and then also losing
• 25:41
  every single penny you've ever had. I remember one of the first times going
• 25:45
  to Vegas and lost everything, right, just train the bank account, no
• 25:48
  extra money to be doing, It's just it. There was no sock money
• 25:52
  hidden anywhere, yep. And so I get to the airport. I was
• 25:53
  able to somehow, you know, find my way there, really like you're
• 25:57
  that broke for real. And I unfortunately flown out of Minneapolis. I don't
• 26:02
  know they didn't have the Allegiant flight available or what. So I'm driving back
• 26:04
  from Minneapolis, no money, so not eating, not drinking anything, and
• 26:08
  I ran out of gas in fergus Falls. No ran out of game.
• 26:11
  I'm like, well, that's it, that's as far as I go.
• 26:14
  I guess I just live in Fergus Falls now. So absolutely desperate. I
• 26:18
  had to call my mom, who you know, for her part, not
• 26:21
  a lot of money, and then he socked drawers either, but she didn't
• 26:23
  have enough for me to go to a gas station. I had to read
• 26:26
  them her card number, oh over the phone, my gosh. Yeah.
• 26:30
  So we've come a long way since the Fergus Falls days. See, And
• 26:33
  I've never really gambled. Maybe a little bit, a couple of slots.
• 26:37
  Oh you're missing out. You win almost every time, and that's about it.
• 26:40
  I've never sat, I don't think at an actual blackjack table. I've
• 26:42
  never done any of that. Tried to learn how to play craps, but
• 26:45
  I'm like, man, I'm good. You know, I'm good. Yeah,
• 26:48
  really wasn't my thing. What is your husband? Gamble? Gamble,
• 26:52
  gamble, not gamble at all. But he had a wild story when he
• 26:56
  went to Vegas once. He was with a bunch of guys for a work
• 26:59
  trip and they were all flying out early, like actual business, actual business.
• 27:04
  It's funny how these business trips just happened to always be in Las Vegas.
• 27:08
  He has one in Arizona this weekend, and it's so weird. It's
• 27:11
  like, and you're bringing your golf clubs. I don't understand. I'm so
• 27:15
  confused how that would work. That is where most business gets done. Amanda's
• 27:18
  golf, right, that's right. But anyway, he will tell this story
• 27:22
  time and time again, as he was getting ready to go with these guys
• 27:26
  that were supposed to get on a flight, and the guy had a heater.
• 27:27
  He was on a heater, just winning, winning, winning, I
• 27:30
  mean people were coming around. He won an obscene amount of money he gave
• 27:36
  Nick because he didn't want anybody to leave. Aside because he just like had
• 27:38
  this mojoke going. He said, I'm gonna change your guys tickets, just
• 27:41
  hang with me here and give him ten grands like it was insane. Yes,
• 27:47
  yes, how much did he possibly win? He I had no idea,
• 27:51
  left and right. Nick will always tell the story is how bizarre It
• 27:55
  was just this guy did not care, just living it up, buying people
• 27:57
  with stuff. So I think they said like another day or later on that
• 28:00
  day. Don't quote me on it, but yeah, insane. Do you
• 28:03
  guys have that? You have a guy's contact information? No kidding to say
• 28:07
  hello? Can I also get that ten grand again? Trending? Now here's
• 28:12
  what you need to know. Well, Pike, I'm excited to hear your
• 28:15
  thoughts on this, because, I mean, you've been reliving your glory days
• 28:18
  all week. So you were playing high school sports and now north to go
• 28:21
  to high school basketball game was held just the other day. So it was
• 28:25
  a C squad game in North Sergeant against Lisbon and they held it during school
• 28:29
  hours. Oh yeah, so a bunch of our kids at the elementary were
• 28:33
  able to come to the game. The athletic athletic director went on to say,
• 28:36
  it's about having them experience for maybe their first time, and for all
• 28:40
  the high school kids that never get to go to games together. You know,
• 28:41
  the boys are usually cheering on the girls. Girls are cheering on the
• 28:45
  boys, and to be able to nobody's cheering on the wrestlers. Yeah,
• 28:47
  I remember. Oh come on now, I mean just we went to all
• 28:49
  your games. You couldn't come to one duel, not one. You know.
• 28:53
  I think for the kids it is great because my nephew Liam, he's
• 28:56
  five, but he's in wrestling now and they brought all the young kids and
• 28:59
  they got to go to one of the high school matches. Yes, he
• 29:02
  didn't make it, but it's still I love that they're doing that so they
• 29:04
  can see it and encourage them to wrestle and play basketball. Well, and
• 29:08
  that's what they're saying. The lack of student participation in athletes. The trend
• 29:12
  is sweeping North to Koma. They're saying, like there's already two thousand in
• 29:15
  the last couple of years athletes that have dipped out, and they said,
• 29:19
  this is great because now the young youngsters are going to be able to see
• 29:22
  them, like you had mentioned. But also they pulled out all the stops,
• 29:26
  so they did the starting lineup, which is just great energy, the
• 29:30
  national anthem, just all the things that some people don't gush to take part.
• 29:33
  Fun for the s squad kids to get to be able to part of
• 29:34
  that, and also for them, you know, getting to leave school early
• 29:38
  is always a benefit of being in sports. I do this over like some
• 29:41
  sort of assembly. You know, there were so many different things up you
• 29:44
  all had. Although some teachers like when you got to leave school early because
• 29:47
  you were in a sport. There were certain teachers that you can just just
• 29:52
  resented you for doing that. We're into the athletics and Kirk Cousins, he
• 29:59
  bought shopping carts full of legos to keep him entertained during his Achilles recovery,
• 30:04
  and this had me rolling because mainly I just have liked him ever since Quarterbacks
• 30:08
  on Netflix, and I'm just envisioning him in that little hall of fame room
• 30:12
  that he had built in his home, just like a Lego land. Now
• 30:17
  yeah, I'm sure, sure there's some other space in the house, I
• 30:19
  know, but but yeah, you gotta love Legos, even as an adult.
• 30:22
  He totally strikes me as an adult Lego mander. I catch myself.
• 30:26
  We're a magnetile family. Yeah, I'm like, okay, kids, I'll
• 30:30
  help you pick up, and then they're off doing stuff and I'm just creating
• 30:33
  these towers, thinking I'm super moms. It's so fun. You know,
• 30:37
  I really should have got into architecture. That's what a man is. This
• 30:41
  radio thing doesn't work out, no kidding. And if you stock your pantry
• 30:45
  with Quaker brands such as like they almost stock your panties, No, he
• 30:48
  said, no, I said to your pantry. Yeah, yeah, your
• 30:51
  pantry different brands of cereal caranola bars from Quaker. They have issued two recalls.
• 30:57
  There was one back in December and now there's another one here this week
• 31:00
  due to potential salmonilla contamination in dozens of its products. And we're talking all
• 31:04
  the favorites. Moms. When you're going through the kids are grabbing the chewy
• 31:07
  granola bars, not even just the ones that were dipped in chocolate, the
• 31:10
  regular ones. The list is long, so check it out on Quaker brand
• 31:14
  cereal. You know, I always just had this premonition that it would be
• 31:17
  my instant oatmeal in the morning that would kill me. That's gonna be it.
• 31:21
  My nightmare is becoming a reality, all right. Some scattered flurries this
• 31:23
  morning. Road's a little slippery, take a little extra time driving into school
• 31:26
  and work. Otherwise, cloudy high or high as eight, but it's like
• 31:30
  eighteen below at the windchill I saw Next week, the lows are like eighteen
• 31:34
  degrees, which just sounds nice. Yeah, we just want to get through
• 31:37
  this weekend.