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Trending. Now here's what you need to know. Whoa ow. It was
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a late one last night to overtime for the Super Bowl. The Chiefs ended
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up winning twenty five to twenty two. Patrick Mahomes won his third Super Bowl
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MVP. It was wild. I mean slow kind of started the game and
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then uh, you just kind of felt I was like, okay, the
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forty nine ers. I was rooting for the Chiefs the whole time. Forty
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nine ers. It was twenty two to nineteen, and we had a board
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at work. I would have won two hundred and fifty dollars if they well,
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a man and nobody wants to hear. But it's like fantasy football.
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I know. The golden rule is nobody cares about you fantasy football and nobody
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cares about your bet. That was the moment though, I was like,
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Okay, all right, I don't need the Chiefs to win. If Mams
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taken home to two hundred and fifty minus is life changing money. Just imagine
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you could have quit today. That's you coulda take your kids up. That's
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a quick stop to Costco. Are you kidding me? I would probably wouldn't
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even for work over the whole bill but either way, it was a good
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It was an exciting finish, and that's all you can ask for. If
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you're like not a fan of either team, it's like, well, at
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the least give me an entertaining game. It was, and now we're to
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the point with the Kansas City Chiefs much like we were with Tom Brady and
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the Patriots for all those years. It's like, Okay, that's enough,
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we don't need to see you again. Take a break. My husband is
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actually a Chiefs fan. He's not a big NFL fan altogether, but he's
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always rooted for them. He was rooting for the forty nine ers because of
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Brock pretty playing at Iowa State, and he was just as an Iowa State
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football legend. Yeh, I wouldn't go legend, but he was on the
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team. He sued it up. But it was one of those moments too.
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I could just tell with his energy last night kind of all right,
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the Chiefs. He was just frustrated by it, you know me, It's
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just like it was so over the top because it's just you see it all
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over social media, you see all the stuff. But speaking of entertainment,
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last night, Riba, well, she was Riba for the national anthem and
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they're saying a good anthem. It was. Yeah, it was everything you
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would have expected was at Whitney Houston or anything, but you know, it's
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Reba, so no one. Thing that was very I was kind of thrown
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off post Alone America, the beautiful singing that rendition. I thought it was
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great. Yeah, playing guitar and he can pluck himself a little guitar,
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but listen, gosh, we're in the skinny jeans. Yeah. I just
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didn't know he was. I'm not gonna say this talented, just didn't have
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this diversity. I guess, oh yeah he Uh. When I was turned
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onto his diversity, Amanda was when the pandemic had just started, everybody was
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locked at home or whatever, and he did a Nirvana tribute from home where
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he played guitar and say cool on Nirvana covers. Sent It was pretty awesome.
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So he's cooler than people give him credit. And then I guess.
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There was a halftime show with Usher, which also, much like the football
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game, started out a little slow. I really wish that we did not
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know Alicia Keys was going to be there, because that would have been that
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aha woe moment. Also, I just didn't maybe start with her. I
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don't know if maybe that's how they should have started for some reason. It's
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not an a plus for me. It was good, but it just wasn't.
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I had really high expectations for it. I mean the dancing though,
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that was probably the most impressive dancing we've seen from the actual perform and not
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the choreograph. People. I mean just smooth as ice. Yeah, smooth
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as butter real swice, smoothest thing you can think of. Smooth as ice
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cream. Smooth baby's bottom, that's one, right. I guess if you
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got baby oil, let's go baby oil. Maybe not baby bottom. People
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say that, No, I know they don't smooth as a baby's bottom covered
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in baby oil. All right. Taylor Swift breaking news, she landed,
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breaking news, She made it to the stadium, breaking news. They showed
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her all up on the TV, and now people are saying she needs to
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break up with Travis Kelce because his insane behavior on the sidelines. Nobody is
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going to condone what he did. Absolutely not. After the fact, he
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did say, oh yeah, I was just telling Coach read how much I
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loved him, kind of playing it off. Coach Reid also was like yeah,
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got me off on my feet a little. They were, you know,
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well, he assaulted. He assaulted an elderly man and was screaming so
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that the veins were coming out of his forehead. It was insane behavior.
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Yes, yeah, I mean, I honestly, I'm not going to go
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to the point saying that she should break out with them, but at the
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very least, you don't love to see that from your boyfriend, Like,
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oh my god, you're capable of that. But every good person has bad
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moments. That's so true. It was so deep. Wow. Wow,
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I'm gonna take that. I'm gonna use that one. Every good person has
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bad moments, and that was a bad moment. You want to know,
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the good moment was when he got everybody hyped up on stage after the assault
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and was going Viva Las Vegas. Well, his girl was sitting there holding
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mom and Donna's hands, and then they finally got a chance, Taylor and
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Trapp to have their love story. I know we want to talk about football
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right now, but as I look at Travis Kelsey and Taylor swith you would
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talk about the relationship all year long. That right, there's question that woman
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is down there in tears Travis is emotional. That's real love. That's what
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you can get when you have the good, supportive Luna behind you. And
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just I hope Taylor Swift and all the Taylor Swift fans who watching football,
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I hope you know that that's not how it goes. This is not the
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typical NFL fan experience. You don't just win the super Bowl all the time.
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Okay, so that's very annoying. You don't know. You just go
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to twelve games and then your thirteenth as a super Bowl and you're like yay,
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and then you go to the after party and everybody's playing your music.
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Imagine and for some you know, Vikings fans listening, it's like, sometimes
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you have to go an entire lifetime without winning one. Wow. True,
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really, it's true. Hey, I'm a Packer fan and it's been over
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a decade, so you know I'm due too. Okay, I'm just saying
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I hopefully, for her sake, next year they go through some struggles,
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That's what I'm hoping. Well, we'll see what happens. I can't tell
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you this. I know it's a struggle today after the super Bowl, but
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the weather's gonna be pretty decent some sunshine today hiat thirty five, Maybe some
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flouries tomorrow. Otherwise all is well here. I mean we're getting some good
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weatherolute seb. It's Monday. Let's go it a minute in the morning,
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Big ninety eight point seven. Do you ever find yourself doing or saying something
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and just thinking, you know, am I a undred years old? Oh?
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All the time? What they would call boomer behavior? What I found
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some things that I want to see if you do or not? These are
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boomer behaviors that young people catch themselves doing. Okay, yeah, it was
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really yesterday not being able to even stay till halftime of a Super Bowl party
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because I'm like, I have got to get out of these jeans and I
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need to go home because I just want to sit on my couch. Oh
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absolutely, yeah told us Judging what the youths are wearing, totally. Yeah,
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it is objectively ridiculous some of the things I'm seeing from kids. But
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even so, let's go holy jeans, I have like distressed jeans. Of
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course, my grandpa, of typical gramps, I remember rolling in and he's
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like, ah, couldn't afford jeans. What's going on? You know?
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Did you buy him like that. Yeah, but now, like the jeans
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that are the girls are wearing. I mean basically they're a Jane short and
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then the back of the pant is a pant and then they're wide open all
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the way down, you know what I mean, Like they're they're so holy
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through there. It's like, oh yeah, just so breezy. They're kind
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of like that Boyfriend Jean. I'm like, cute, I guess, but
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little Holy Girl. It just reminds you of like even when we were younger,
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when holes and genes were popular back and like but the two thousands or
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whatever. And if you find yourself saying anything along the lines of, oh
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I got a pair like that at home, then you know, I pade
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half the price, you know, exactly. Yes. Ignoring newer music,
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right, that's a boomer thing to do. Apparently, when you stop listening
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to new music and you just go back to your same old the classics,
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that's human nature. I read a study once that I think it's twenty six
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years old. People kind of stop listening to new music or getting into new
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music. Yeah, they've got to really be catchy, I mehan. We
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talk about that all the time, Like little boothing that came on. It's
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like, bam, that's a jam. Yeah, justin Timberlake's new song.
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Loved it. Yeah, Well, it's just you gotta have Sometimes it takes
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a little bit longer to enjoy it. Well, I'll take you. I'll
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tell you what it takes. Because the songs you love from growing up,
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it's because you know how music is. You associate those songs with certain times
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in your life, and you have those memories with it. With new music
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when I'm you know, in our age now, it's like, yeah,
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you don't have the you're not I heard this song driving to work again today.
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How exciting. I'll never forget this moment. I said. You just
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don't have that emotional connection, like song's gonna be really good, just catchy
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and good lyrics. But you know, you're never gonna probably love a song
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quite like you did when you were growing up, because you're just not gonna
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yeah, like you said, It's like, man, I remember that song
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came out the day I got paid that month. What a day, What
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a day I get a Manda in the morning, ninety seven many you are
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ready for this, Oh my gosh, I am giddy for that. So
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exciting. We've been talking about our Big ninety eight point seven Golden Valentines,
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because you know, every Valentines you celebrate love. However, I feel like
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we need to focus on a certain type of love, and this year we
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chose golden love. Couples who have been together for decades, stood the test
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of time, been through thick and thin, and just still are as in
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love with each other as they were the first day they met. No.
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I just cannot wait to get to know this couple. So here's the deal.
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We're gonna be renewing the vows of the Golden Valentin's. They're gonna get
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two thousand dollars from a cutting edge gallery of jewelry. But let's not say
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that too loud. Yeah, right, because we're about to make the call
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right now. We've randomly selected the winners, and remember Wednesday being Valentine's Day,
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that's going to be the big vow renewal. Okay, all right,
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ready here we go. Hello, Well, good morning. Is this Joanne?
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Hi Joanne? Hello? My name is Pike. Let me introduce myself.
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I do a morning radio show here in Fargo and Big ninety eight point
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seven, and this is Amanda. Well good morning sign Hi Amanda, thank
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you for taking the call. I know there's a lot of fraudsters out there,
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not us. So Joanne, we've been doing this thing because, of
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course Valentine's Day is just coming right up here. We wanted to honor on
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our radio station one couple. We wanted to pick one who's just you know,
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their love is inspiring, long lasting, and so we've been taking nominations
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on our website. Okay, So, Joanne, we got some good news
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for you. Your daughter Doreen nominated you and your husband. Now, what's
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your husband's name? Wayne? Wayne? Ane and Wayne? How long,
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Joanne? How long have you and Wayne been married? Sixty two years?
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Whoa baby? Well, Joanne got a question for you. How would you
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like to be our official big ninety eight point seven Golden Valentines. That sounds
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awesome. Oh my gosh. We're so excited now it's not just being our
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Golden Valentine, and we want to showcase your love. There's a little bit
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more to it, and by a little bit a lot. Does she sound
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like Joanna? You watch the Prices right ever? Yeah? Yeah, she's
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kind of giving you the under showcase number one. You are going to receive
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a two thousand dollars ring from a cutting edge gallery of jewelry. Are you
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serious? Yeah, that's serious. I want to put you on speaker for
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because my husband is right here. Old. Yeah, let's get Wayne on
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Wayne on? Wayne? Are you there? H Well, we just told
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your wife the good news. But you, guys, because you're a golden
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Valentine's, you're gonna get a two thousand dollars ring from our friends at a
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cutting edge gallery of jewelry. Ooh holy, Wayne's thinking to Wayne's thinking,
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I didn't have to pay for that. Well, you guys were so excited
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to get to meet you and talk about your relationship. Would you guys be
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willing to tomorrow come into the studio and hang out with us for a bit.
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How early are we going to see you tomorrow? I mean we're thinking
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maybe seventeen fifteen if possible. Ooh, well, I think we're going to
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have to set the alarm earlier. I just love that you're still setting an
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alarm. I'd be sleeping in every day of my life if I could.
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Doesn't mean we get up when it goes off. I get a minute in
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the morning. Steak seven overall last night watching the halftime show. No good.
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Listen, It's not that it wasn't good. It was not bad.
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I mean, I love Usher, I love Alicia Key is ludicrous, all
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of them, Like Little John, I loved all of that. I don't
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know what I was expecting. It just wasn't that. Does it make sense?
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I don't know. It was. Well, you're not alone. I
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mean a lot of people had bad things to say, and a lot of
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people have good things to say. And listen, every year it's gonna be
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the exact same totally. I mean, to me, the super Bowl halftime
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show, there's like the floor and the ceiling of it are very close together,
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you know what I mean, It's gonna be very similar. There's gonna
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be a million dancers, and it's gonna be like, oh wow, cool,
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look at how many people are dancing very impressively. Yeah, the stage
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is gonna be crazy. It's all lit up, and you know that's cool
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too, But again, has nothing to do with the performer themselves. And
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yeah, Usher can dance great, got a ton of hits. But really
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what it comes down to is just how much do you like that music?
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You know, because the performance itself, they're all gonna be very similar in
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my mind. And I think what happened is for me, it started out
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so slow. I guess I was just expecting it was really to the point
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because we were sitting there and like, oh my gosh, it's on.
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Like there was no just like Bay, let's get this show started. And
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I guess that's what you're usually anticipating, whether they fly in, come up,
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do whatever. It's just like he was standing there was kind of dancer
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walking, and then of course it escalated. Well yeah, And I guess
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to me it seemed like maybe that was by design, which I thought was
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sort of cool. Is like this is just crescendo for my music people,
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No, sure, but it really just yeah, at the end, its
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exploded. But when he came out caught up, I was really excited.
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I was caught off guard because I didn't think he was going to do that
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one. And he came out singing. You know, you could obviously tell
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where he was actually live singing, which was appreciated. But yeah, the
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more he danced and obviously got oh he was pretty good lather going. He
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was all kinds of sweaty. I was really bummed that we found out in
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advance that Alicia Keys was going to be there, because that would have been
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like the was it the fifty cent moment? We didn't know fifty was no,
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no, no, when he was hanging upside down. Yes, So
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that I think would have been, oh my gosh. Either way, I'm
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glad she was there. I mean, she is solid. I thought they're
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performance was super cute, a little a little touchy feeling for me. It
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hasn't be an announce that announced yet, but they're obviously together. There's just
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no way they're not. But no, it was cool that she did her
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song and I forget they did a duet of that song. Yep, what
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the hecks? What song is? It's oh my goodness, are we really
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doing this? It's uh, well, we'll think of it. But you
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know, the one she was playing on the piano. I forgot that he
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did do a version with her. And then to go right into my boo
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was just if I ain't got you, if I ain't got you Alicia Keys,
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of course, of course. And then so as soon as I think
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it was like Alicia Keys, and then when he went into confessions, I'm
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like, all right, then he was so sweaty. He took his shirt
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off for burn, and I think everybody went like whoo. Yeah. But
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then the roller skates that that was wild. I mean, when you're sitting
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there in these meetings, I'm sure it's like, what can we do that's
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gonna be different, that's gonna get people to talk about it? And wouldn't
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it guess roller skates? But it did it. Yeah, I was pretty
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good. It was impressive. There were so many people out there skating.
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How do you he almost crashed? Can you? The one guy was gonna
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like whoo? But yeah, and then all the lights everything. Put me
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on some skates, not a chance. No, we should have press some
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skates in today, see if we could do it. And then this this
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is I mean, hearing this song was cool. Chills, just chills.
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So overall, I mean, I think it was pretty good. I think
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it was pretty good. Yeah, the missault was there. I'm not gonna
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say it was the best ever. I'll probably give it give it a bee,
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sure, And I don't think I've ever given worse than the bee.
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I've never maybe you know what I mean? What was what has been your
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favorite? Like I said earlier, it comes down to what your personal preference
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in music is and for me, I've never been more excited or enjoyed watching
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more than Doctor dre Eminem Mary jambliged all that. Yeah, like that.
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I mean, that's just my stuff until they get like Blink Win eighty two
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up there or some pop punk two thousands band, which I guess like Green
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Day. I think that would be really cool, but I don't know if
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it's gonna happen. Yeah, I do. Uh, I do. Like
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all the petitions though, did you see change dot Org has one that it
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has to be country next year. It has to be. That's the rule.
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It just has to be. You know. I would have said no,
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And now, of course we got a Beyonce country album, so probably
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who knows. Amanda in the Morning, Amanda stills, let's see, let's
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see Brad to buy Park Company Real Tours. Kanye West is being torn apart
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by Taylor Swift fans online because he name dropped her in his new song called
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Carnival, and uh, I don't know why they're so upset because nobody even
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knows what it means. But he claims he made six Taylor Swift. No,
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that's the lyric six Taylor Swift. Sure, it's six uh huh uh
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huh, yep, yep, Yeah, that means nothing to me. I
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guess, un once there's a deeper meaning that really is offensive. I don't
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know. But just the fact that he's bringing her up again and again and
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again find it. Yeah, gained some relevancy here. The fall he's had
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here. Yeah, and it's all self inflicted, of course. And what
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he is doing with his now wife, the way he's literally parading her around
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as though she is a show pony wearing no clothes. I guess her family
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is just on high alert. They're super concerned, kind of making it out
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to be like they can't get in contact with her or they don't like they
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can't get through to her, like you know, this isn't okay, right,
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because she's just under this whatever Kanye kind of spell. I mean,
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that's what it appears to us. But of course you hope that she's a
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willing participant and that she's along for the ride. Yeah. Now, going
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back to the show ponies, do you like your show ponies clothed or unclothed?
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I like it with a saddle, yeah, A little saddle on him.
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By the way, Taylor Swift unfazed by this entire thing. She plans
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to enjoy obviously her time with Travis now that she's going to be back on
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her aras to where he's supposed to be going with her. And also she
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is set to direct her first feature film for Starlight Pictures the end of next
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year. So she is putting on a new album, finishing her to her
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and then directing a film. Okay, I want her to just settle down,
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go away for a little bit, engage, be a mom, like
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I'm ready for that era of Taylor Swift. Well, apparently she's not.
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She's wanted to direct, which when you're that famous and rich and you've done
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at all, there's no more to be done in music. Really, I
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mean she will. I'm sure she's not just done, but yeah, go
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direct a movie. What the heck? It'll probably stink, but you know
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who knows. And we were kind of teasing it last week, but Beyonce
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has gone country for her Renaissance Part two album, The Verizon super Bowl Ad
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announced that she has two new songs. She dropped him last night. Let
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me know your thoughts, Okay, Pike, this is the first one called
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Texas hold Well, I hate the title already, but well, cfo be
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surprised, nocuse anybody else people would be like, what kind of garbage is
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this? And I love Beyonce like you'd be giggling and being like this is
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so cheeky like jaxuas Home, No, come on here a country fa I
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am? What's not pretend? Like the bar lyrically is very high. It's
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the point of it. It's Beyonce. If you're gonna, if you're gonna
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step over into this world, come on now. It sounds fine to me
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whatever I mean, I'm sure her fans will love it. I'm more interested
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because part two of this Renaissance trilogy is country, so that means the third
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one is gonna be what metal? Yeah, just haven't met I mean,
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honestly, i'd be sweet, all right. And then she dropped another one.
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It's called sixteen carriages. That's a lot of carriages, sixteen sages turning
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away with my way to the I don't know. I mean, it's not
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bad. I just don't know if I'm prepared for this. I need to
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wrap my head around it all. It's a lot, so I think a
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lot of people have to do that yet, So I don't know. I
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doubt it's gonna go down as one of her more critically acclaimed albums, But
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much like Taylor Swift, it's what she wanted to do. Then go do
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it forever, have fun, have fun, kid this I am excited about.
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ABC officially ordered The Golden Bachelorette, so that is going to be back
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in the fall. We don't know the leading lady yet, if it's going
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to be somebody who was on the show before, or if we're getting some
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fresh meat. That was just a weird way because it's not We're all bags
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and meat. At the end of the day. I'm just excited. I
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loved it so much. Is there any of the ladies from the first one
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with Jerry that you would like or do you think we should just start over?
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I think we could start over. I did like Faith, who was
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the radio gal who made it to I think second runner up or something like
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that. I really enjoyed her. I would love for her to I mean,
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I'd love for them all to find love. But don't you think we
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could go older yet? I mean, yeah, you think they had those
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sweet spot there? Whatever, they's seventy. I kind of liked it because
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they were still like young enough to go and do, still sassy enough and
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also kind of caddy. I mean, yeah, some of these ladies like,
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geez, you're looking good too, by the way, I mean just
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I don't know, yeah, I think they could go older. What do
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you Yeah, like we're talking like a hundred plus. Oh, come on,
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immobile would be ideal, just straight up, just so they're in the
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nursing home and all everything is bingo dates all that, because that's what we
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were kind of expecting it to be. The fact that they were not doing
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any of that. Yeah, yeah, you'd like to see at least a
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little bingo like it a mind in the morning on Big Nutty eight point seven.
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But now it's time for our now infamous game called is It Weird?
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Where we find out if the little things we do in our personal life are
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weird or if everyone else is doing them too. And Amanda, you got
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a weird one today? They do. Mine's kind of a two part question.
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So yesterday we were at a Super Bowl party and I was ready to
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roll out, like after the first quarter, uh huh. And my husband
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is like, no, that is so rude. He thought it was so
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weird that I like First of all, we got there a little early.
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I don't think it's weird to leave the party early. He's like, that's
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just so like they they're hosting, they did all this stuff, and you're
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just like in, you eight and you're out, Like, yeah, you
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gotta kind of you do have some obligatory hanging out time. That's what I
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was wondering. I'm like, I didn't feel like I was being rude.
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I wanted to get home. Of course, our alarm clock comes early,
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you know what I mean. But I kind of felt like people were looking
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at me like, Okay, well let me ask you, Yeah, what
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did you bring? I brought the taco dip? Did you make it or
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did you buy it? Made it? Okay? Yeah, that I guess
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that calls from me probably like thirty to forty minutes of hanging out. Okay,
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Now, if you had brought like some chili or some wings, then
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I think you're allowed to probably sneak out of it, depending on what you're
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doing. Yeah. So also with the leaving and what you're bringing. So
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as we were on our way over there, my husband's like, well,
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let's go grab some beer. So I had he had like this huge case
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of beer and he was sitting there and he kind of whispered. He's like,
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do I do I just leave it here? Or do I like take
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it? I'm like, you leave it here, like, first of all,
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you're not gonna drink it when we get home, Like that's not happening.
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But you leave it, Like when somebody invites you over, don't you
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just leave it? I don't know, instead of like going and grabbing it.
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It's like, okay, we're leaving. That is awkward. I was
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in this situation recently. But it's like if I bring a twenty four rack
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of beer and I have three, Like, am I leaving you twenty one
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beers? I mean that's that's your donation, so that Hey, thanks for
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thanks for hosting. I don't like that. Now people want you over.
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They invite you over it like you're not obligated anything to them. That don't
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it's you know what I mean, I'm not I'm not hosting a for profit
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party. Yeah, do you get the leftovers already? All right, I'll
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invite you all over. But I know I'm getting something out of this.
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Okay, No, I don't know. I think the beer thing, I
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think that's not weird. I don't like that. I don't like that,
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but yeah, you definitely got to hang out if you're going to be going
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to a party like that. It's just always so uncomfortable because you see people.
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It's like hey, because if people come to our house, I will
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like, hey, don't forget to grab this going, you know what I
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mean. But I'm also like really weird, like when people are leaving and
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I'm like handing them their stuff, like see you later. Here's this,
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here's that. That's just to get out of my house, right A Man,
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is it weird that I known football fan did not watch the Super Bowl?
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Yes? This is insane behavior. I might be. I don't know
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if anybody's ever liked football more than me, big football guy. But I
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just there's numerous people who love football more than you because they actually watch the
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Super Bowl. No, I mean there's all sorts of factors. As you
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know, I've made it known as we've been talking, big Green Bay Packer
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fan. They lost to the forty nine Ers should have beat them. They
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beat the Chiefs earlier this year. So the fact that they lost in heartbreaking
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fashion, I just need a break. I need to like cleanse myself a
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football because it just makes me mad watching these two teams play. And you
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know, so you pulled a total chick move and you were Netflix and chilling
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and watching True Detective. Listen, if you haven't watched True Detective, I
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have in the first season is like ten years old now, but I mean
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it stars one Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson. I'm gonna have to check it
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out. I mean, unbelievable, great show. But we get home and
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we as soon as the Packers lose. The only reason we have live TV
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throughout the year is so we can watch football, watch the Packers. So
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I canceled it immediately. You know. And my wife does watch some Bravo
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shows on there, but that's you know, that's the sacrifice she has to
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make. Oh gotcha, So she'll never Jorneyeds. As soon as the Packers
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were done, we just really cut the cord. She can catch up on
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him next year when the season starts. We don't even have electricity at this
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point. I mean, so no, I didn't watch it at all.
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Yeah, I looked up the score at the end of the game. I'm
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like, I wonder how that football game's going. But otherwise no, I
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didn't, you know what, I didn't have anxiety wondering what was going on,
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not at all. In fact, it was sort of relieving. Now.
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Of course I watched the halftime show after it was posted on YouTube,
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which was great, loved it, But no, I think it felt good.
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Just because society tells you you need to do something, it kind of
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feels good to go the opposite direction. So you didn't even watch the Puppy
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Bull, did not watch the Puffyopule. I forgot it was on, totally
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missed them. I feel like that was a big thing for like three years.
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I know whatever happened that. And then since we weren't at home,
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I wanted to check out the Nickelodeon. Did you well, I guess you
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didn't get a chance to watch that. You can keep gaming live TV events,
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and I promise you my answer is not gonna chance. Did you show
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with Justin Hartley after? That's on my DVR? You didn't watch that either,
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but tell me you caught the news like an amenda in the morning on
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Big I for one, cannot be more excited for this year's Valentine's because we
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have selected our Golden Valentines. You heard us talking last week about we want
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to just celebrate the love of one couple who's been together a long time.
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And so the names of our golden Valentines joe Anne and Wayne. They have
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been married for sixty two years. Incredible, adorable couple. Last hour we
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called surprise them, told them that they'd be our golden Valentines and that they
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were beginning a two thousand dollars ring from a cutting edge gallery of jewelry.
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Joanne about lost her mind, and Wayne said, oh, Wayne is rock
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solid. You know, Joeanne, she's a pistol. I think we're gonna
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there's gonna be some unpredictable stuff happening. But Wayne, I love it very
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solid, dude. In fact, we're gonna talk to him here right now.
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They're on the phone. Joanna, you there, Hello Wayne? Are
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you there? Oh? Okay, Well we haven't had a chance to really
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talk to Wayne. Wayne. How about this. Not only are you guys
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getting that ring that you get to put on her finger. I mean,
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when's the last time you put a ring on her finger? I wouldn't be
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able to tell you probably sixty two years ago. Well, you guys also
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get to renew your vows. We knew our wedding though. How sweet does
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that sound? We know a guy, Joanne and Wayne. I'm actually an
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ordained minister myself. So if you don't mind, I'd love to do the
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honors. Do I have to wear my wedding drip? Would you still have
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it? Yeah? I have it, but I don't. I don't Wayne
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much different than when we get married, but my shape's a little different.
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Oh well, okay, Well I'm gonna tell Yeah, if you can get
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back into that thing, I would love that. But if you guys want
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to dress up for the occasion, go for it. I mean, it's
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your special day. This is the real deal. I mean, this is
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officially renewing your vows after sixty two years. Who I think I'll wear something
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else because I have to probably duct tape the dress in the back or something.
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Well, if you don't mind, can I be your bridesmaid? That
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sounds great? Oh great, Aman is gonna be all taped up herself.
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Don't do it. Let me ask you. We're going to get to know
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you a lot more intimately, of course, but can you tell me,
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Joanne, like, how would you describe your marriage with Wayne? Well?
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My husband is one of these that I can never really get a straight answer
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out of him. He's always got a BS answer, and so then when
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I get a straight answer, I don't blame him. Wayne reminds me a
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little bit of myself. People. I don't know really when to take you
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seriously or not. I love it, Wayne, How do you feel about
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this whole situation? I feel like we're throwing a lot at you. Wow
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it our life, say and I am enjoying cruise vacations. We've got a
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nineteen of them so far, my cruise couple on our hands. Don't you
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love a good cruise Wayne, I do, Yes. I just want to
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squeeze you guys through the radio. I can't wait to see you tomorrow.
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Okay, we'll try to be wide awake. Ready, we'll have coffee for
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you. Well, thank you, guys. We'll talk to you tomorrow.
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Okay, bike it Amanda in the morning, Big Nutty eight point seven.
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Let's talk commercials, because, much to my surprise, every year people get
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excited for the advertisements on the program, Amanda, but then three hundred and
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sixty four days of the year we skip right through them. Can't stand him,
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but this one day. People go nuts over the paid advertisement, and
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it's the fact that they're spending so much money. It was seven million dollars
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a pop for thirty second commercials. I think the most surprising is everybody going
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Jesus has a budget. There was like two Jesus commercials Christ himself yep,
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which I know this is great. There was quite quite a few of what
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was the message from from old JC that is the message that that's just a
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message. I'm just going you need a little bit more in me in your
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life, folks. Interesting, but there was, I mean some good ones.
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Of course, the bar is like just a normal commercial that you don't
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care about. So they were better than that. I'll give them that.
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I didn't laugh out loud. There was one where I was like, okay,
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this one kind of got me. That Kawasaki they had, like the
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mullets, it was, I mean, they would be everybody turned into a
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ended up getting a mullet from the dog to whatever I thought that was.
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But you know, you like this one too. But you can't miss anytime
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you get Arnold Schwartzenegger involved. So it's just his voice. It's just funny.
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Thank you agents State Farm, like a good neighbor. State farm is
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thea Hey, Arnold, I'm hearing neba this what they said, neigba neighbor.
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This is so good, so good. And then they bring I think
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Danny DeVito in at the very end or whatever. It's like neighbor, neighbor,
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and he looks in like, that's what I've been saying, you back
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Stabo back saber U speaker that one, kind of making fun of his accent.
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But did you watch the one where America when you know, France gifts
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them with the Statue of Liberty and the Americans then need to like return the
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favor. So they're like, oh, now we got to get France a
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gift. No, but it was Yeah, it was funny because then they're
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like, oh, what what are they like? What are French people like?
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And the guy's like cheese. They they send a cheeseboard over a lot
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of people up in arms over Timu, but I think it's Tamu. Yeah.
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Yeah, people had no idea. Apparently they've been saying that wrong the
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whole time. Yeah, And I do have a question. I'm wondering how
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this all works, because when you started watching the Super Bowl, they had
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the commercials I like the one with Stiffler's Mom Too, or Jennifer Coolie Discover
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card and she like was acting like are you a robot? Anyway? So
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it was that, and there was like two or three other ones. So
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when they went into overtime, it's like they started over. So those were
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the same commercials. And I'm wondering do they have to pay for those or
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do you like check a box, Hey, if it goes into overtime,
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here's another seven million or is it like three point five mil? If you
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can play it again? How does that work? One thing? I know
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they're not going to be giving them out for free, that's for sure,
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but yeah, imagine if it was just luck of the draw. Like once
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they go it overtime, it's like, you know, hopey hitting replay.
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Did you like the Ben Affleck one with Jennifer Jennifer Lopez Ben Affleck rapping,
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I take a list, He's here, What a fuck generation Boston massacre down
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on the keys Plack coach got it. It's pretty ridiculous. It's fun.
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It's that one. It's so cheesy. It's so fun to see celebrities like
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that play along. Like Ben Affleck just totally game to do this ridiculous rap
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Jason Momoa for I believe it was. Yeah, the song streams need Homes
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and that film Life That's good. It was cute where they say that I
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go take your shirt off now, and we were like, yes, please.
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And then much like Arnold Swartzenegger's somebody that you just can't go wrong with
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simply because of his voice and the way he talks. Is Christopher Walking.
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It's the real deal, Aunt of Electric. It's the real deal, and
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they're just going around doing it. You ever done a Christopher Walking impression?
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No, I'm not good at it. I don't think you do yours?
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First? Well, the only the only one I know is this my brother
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always tells the story. But there he was introducing the Foo fighters on on
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I think it was Saturday Night Live a long time ago. Ladies and gentlemen
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who fight us, Ladies and gentlemen, The Foo fight us, Woo fight
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us. Nobody in the world says it like that except for him. And
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then also one of the og Super Bowl commercials in our lifetime anyway was the
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e Trade Babies going way back. But then they've evolved a little, you
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know, with AI and went on, it's a little easier to get these
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babies. I'd rather work on saving for retirement or college, since you like
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to get schooled. That's a pretty good burn, right gottam game, thanks
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for coming to our clinic. Pump the jam baby. They didn't have enough
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babies like I feel like they could have explored doing that more, you know,
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in that particular commercial or just in the game overall, in the game,
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overall, you think they ought to throw a baby out in the game,
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see what happens. No mean, as far as commercials, as kids
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always win, there wasn't a lot of that. And there's a lot of
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star studded celebrity content, of course, I get that to some degree.
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I mean, if you got three million and got a cute baby, you're
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gonna go guys, I think you're onto something. The game did get a
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little stale around the third quarter. Throw a baby in a quarterback and see
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that would be good. Like and Amanda in the morning on Big you know,
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while football was being played and the world was watching Amanda, something else
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amazing was happening that we didn't hear about. What a set of twins who
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at five years old, tragically lost their parents, were separated Amanda at five
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years old, two women sisters. Okay, eighty one years later, they've
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been reunited. How incredible is this? Their names are Maria and Andrea.
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Did they know about each other? Well, yeah, they're five years old,
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you know you yeah, memories and when you were five, right,
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so they I would think, But what took them so long to get reunited?
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You know, that's my big question, Amanda, But let's focus on
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the positive. First, God, they've reunited. Amazingly, they're both alive.
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I mean they're at eighty six years old, not to man jeans bike.
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Yes, it must be some good some levis. And so the cool
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thing is they've actually got some other siblings also still living. So they've all
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been reunited. But these twins, particularly eighty six years old, and now
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they plan to move next to each other to be neighbors and live out the
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rest of their lives together after go. But so that's my question. And
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nowhere in the story does it say because I get eighty one years ago,
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technology was not great. However, you've had plenty of opportunities since, right,
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I mean, it's very now, I don't want to say easy.
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And that's like a horrifying situation, So you lose your parents. Why were
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they separated? Yeah? Where did they go? It's not like they I
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mean, there should be some sort of form of communication. It's not like
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it's an icky situation where you're, hey, we can't tell these people that
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you have a twin or you know what I mean. But I watch a
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lot of Lifetime movies, so it's yeah, there's a lot of scenarios where
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you would like, yeah, in adoption situations where correct, yeah, you
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don't find out till you're older. But no, this is like they be
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very aware that they have siblings. And I have so many questions I would
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love to hear if they sit down for an interview. How far away did
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they live from each other for so long? Yeah, I mean at so
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many life stages. Did you not want to reach back out? You know?
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And that's what I wanted too. Did they just not care in which,
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of course it would take away from the story and I don't want that
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to happen. So or you know how twins always have like that weird connection.
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Yeah, they say they do. I don't believe it. It was
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like we just don't like each other, just feeling about her