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We Discuss the "Scariest Sound In the World" · Podcast - Big 98.7

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Like in a minute in the morning, big Nutty eight point seven. It
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is officially October two, you know, So we are in spooky season.
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It's crazy, isn't it It is? I love it. I love it.
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So it's time to talk about spooky things. Like the scariest sound to
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ever exist? Did you know I've never even thought about that. The Aztecs,
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a man of the ancient Aztecs, created something called the Aztec whistle that
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produces what people have deemed the most horrifying sound in the world. It emulates
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the scream of a thousand corpses. Oh come on, that's a lot of
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corpses. So if you want to hear it, yeah, I don't think
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I'm trying to even I don't want to spook anybody. It would be just
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drying trying to drive to work on a Monday. This is the sound of
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the scream of a thousand corpses. So somebody's just screaming. I'm sorry,
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not that I'm not paying attention. It's Monday. They asked the Aztecs.
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If you're not listening to me, we don't have a chance. I mean,
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I don't know how many people are listening right now, But if you're
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not even what are we doing? I don't even know if I'm listening.
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Just I'm going back to the Aztecs. So we're people in pyramids creaming.
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Why don't why don't get where this noise came from. It's a it's a
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whistle, so it's a device. So this is how they would getting like
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honey, like they would be screaming like, you know, like it's time
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to eat dinner. You know. The exact story has been lost over through
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time, but ancient scholars believe that it was yes for dinner time, right,
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I mean, what else would you be screaming for? Not like that?
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I mean, that's me when my golf ball goes out of bounds.
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That's me when the eighteen and as I've reached my limit for the day.
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Oh my god. I just I don't know if I not that I don't
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believe the story. I just don't believe that this is the sound I got
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it on the internet. What more do you want? What's the scariest sound
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you can think of other than this? Honestly, having kids, this is
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gonna get you, pike ye. No sound then being quiet, silence,
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scariest thing, Yes, when you have kids, is that because they're probably
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drawing on the wall or they like poop their pants and it's all over the
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crab. Who knows what's going on up there? Yeah? Right, this
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is a man of a jeer. Is nothing minute in the morning, it's
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time for it? Is it weird? It's a little game where we find
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out if the things we do in our alone time when nobody just watching,
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if they're weird, or if everyone else doesn't too. Mine feels a little
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more bed. But every once in a while I think about my funeral and
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like what people would be reacting or who would be there, Like what life
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would be like if I was gone? Wasn't that the worst? And that's
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what they always say, is that, you know, we should say the
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things that we say at funeral, you know, while we're still here.
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Yes, but once she just loved to see everyone's reactions. All right,
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who's crying, who's joking around in the back, like, oh what are
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you doing? Get out of here? Yes? Or like who's swooping in
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on your man? I mean just like all of Yes, that's weird for
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me taking care of my children. Who's hitting on my husband at the funeral?
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Who's the person that he's gonna be leaning on to like, oh gosh,
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she's gone. Oh that's the one that's always the most likely. It's
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who do you suspect would most likely be doing that. I don't think there's
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anybody in our life right now that I know of, you know what I
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mean, it's just so funny to think it's your name. Who do you
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think, if you had to pick one, would hit on your husband Nick
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at your funeral? I honestly can't think of anybody right now. All right,
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Yeah, I would say that's weird, just the length you've taken it.
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Of course everyone thinks about their funeral. Yeah, would show up,
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would just kind of be like whatever, Yeah, what depends on you know,
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like is it a Saturday? You know, because I can't make any
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promises. I assume I've been long dead time we're burying you. But it's
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crazy, all right, It's just crazy, it is. What about this
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one? Is it weird that I take my wedding ring off every night?
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Because we talked about this a lot. I was just telling you that because
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I couldn't find it this morning. This is m I m oh my gosh,
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you're not wearing your ring. No, I'm not because I couldn't find
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it. And this is what I think, why you take it off?
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Because Amanda, it feels like I'm in a prison, Okay, And I'm
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not saying marriage general, I'm saying the ring itself. It's constraining. I
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might as well be sleeping in a straight jacket. That's what it feels like
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to me. Especially last night. We have Chinese, well Sunday night tradition,
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we have Chinese delivered to the place. He felt a little swollen.
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Oh, absolutely, how's the five gallon pail of terry y hockey chicken?
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Gross? So yeah, I swell up a little bit because of all the
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sodium, and it's a little bit uncomfortable. Is it weird that I do
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that? Because everybody else I talked to every guy and every girl, it's
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like the ring is a part of their body. Yeah, it never comes
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off. Don't even realize it's you feel weird without it, right? Well?
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I feel weird with it on at night. So that what do you
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think that's weird? Well? I think the weird thing is is you referred
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to it as like being in prison. Basically, like with it, that's
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gonna be uh. I love you, I owe my wife's not listening.
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Yeah, you know, I really I do. Compare a marriage to a
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prison in the morning, the pag you can't get away from it. Travis
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Kelsey and Taylor Swift over the weekend, they were spotted a couple of times.
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So what ended up going down is Saturday afternoon we found out that Blake
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Lively, Sophie Turner, and Brittany ma Holmes, oh the gang, the
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girls had a little girl's night out. Well then we don't know when Travis
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Kelsey ended up going over to Taylor Swift's house. We just saw him even
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at eleven am yesterday. Really, yes, I'm thinking brunch because you brought
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up a good point. He's not allowed to stay anywhere. Well, no,
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the team, the guys on the team have a curfew. They gotta
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be back to the hotel, so which is funny because he's he's a thirty
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four year old man or whoever. But still, I mean, maybe they
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break the rules because it's Taylor Swift. I don't know. I don't know,
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but if you watch the game last night, it looks like Mahomes and
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Kelsey were maybe a little distracted, probably because they're girls and Bryan Reynolds,
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Blake Lively, who else was there? Sophie Turner there, who's one of
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people, Hugh Jackman all up in the suite watching the game. But the
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cutest part for me was at one point Taylor looks at Blake Lively at the
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end of the game and you can hear her saying, you're like reading her
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lips to go look at him, and then she does like this cute move
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of like what he was doing. She's just she's in loved, madly in
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love. It'll be interesting though, because Vikings fans are thinking, is she
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going to be at us Bank Stadium on Sunday? They put the Vikings next.
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Yeah, I just see that happening, even if they are hot Navy.
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Doesn't that feel like a little much Taylor. We'll see, We'll see
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if she comes down. I mean, she might want to just probably check
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on the Mall of America if anything, right, I mean, because she
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was here what in June? Right, So maybe she didn't get to everything
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that the Minneapolis Saint Hilaria has to offer. And these two they just can't
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handle it. They want a little loving attention Tom Brady and Kim Kardashi,
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And I don't know who threw this story out there. They were at the
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same party over the weekend, jay Z's VIP Blackjack party, you know,
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the famous one. I didn't get the invite, no jigga, no invite
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for me, I guess not. And they were privately chatting, laughing.
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They ended up leaving the same party and going to another one. They were
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not together. But it's just funny how all the tabloids are trying so hard
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to like make this circle and make it work. It's like, either way,
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I don't care. Kim Kardashian is such old news at this point.
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Now we have Taylor and Travis Kelcey, Like, literally, you could release
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a full length adult film featuring Kim Kardashian and Tom Brady and I didn't even
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I wouldn't watch it, man, I'm just so hey. And Pete Davidson
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crashed into the side of I guess it was a building basically, as he
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was leaving a venue on Saturday night, so he was doing a stand up
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comedy show. There was I guess afterwards, some sort of afterparty. He
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left at ten o'clock. There's a bunch of people in the car. He
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just sideswipes this entire wall as he's leaving this venue and everybody's like, oh
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my gosh, that's Pete Davidson. It reminds me of the time that you
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were leaving an event in our Big ninety point seven van. I recall can
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you please recall the story for everybody who doesn't know. Well, I just
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took off out of this remote and I took a cone with me, big
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orange cone. A man who's obviously on her phone pulling out. No,
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I wasn't. Oh yeah, you just didn't see the giant cone in the
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middle of the rest of those vehicles were hard to drive that bigger rigg.
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I struggled driving, Yeah, that was it. So I took too sharp
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of a curt turn and I ended up just when her cone underneath the vehicle.
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Somebody on a video, I wasn't a person driving twenty fifth Street and
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it's just going good, good look for the station. Big ninety points up
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basically a billboard driving down the road with a cone under it. It was
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a real pr disaster for the station. Like in a minute in the morning
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on Big Nutty eight point seven, you might be thinking he seems a little
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off today, and you wouldn't be wrong, and I need to just sort
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of apologize to you and everybody listening, Amanda, because I'm not okay.
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It's something I happened over the weekend that I've carried over into my work and
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I hate to do that. But we're here for you. When somebody says
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something to you and it hurts your feelings, sometimes it just sticks with you.
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And you know what I'm saying, the tough Yeah, when it's your
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five year old nephew. Times, that sting is worse because well, no
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filter and they would not be wrong. They're not lying, it's the truth
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whatever they say. And so you kids can't hurt feelings. And if you
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have a story of a kid saying something to you that stung a little seven
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two eight ninety eight seven babysitting last night, my two little nephews, cutest
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kids in the world. Five year old Liam, two year old Theo.
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Love him. But Leah, I'm the five year old. You know.
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Now, he's at that age five where you can really like have a conversation.
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It's not just kids shattering yea. You know. So he was telling
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me that before they had come over because it was their parents anniversaries and they
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went out to dinner, so we agreed to watch the kiddos. Had a
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great time until he looked at me and told me that my head stunk.
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Your head stinks. We mean my head st you know, listen, he's
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called me poopy, had plenty of times. I know that's not true,
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so I can brush it off, right, that's funny, But stinky head.
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I'm like, well, what does he mean? And so he said,
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when they were at Shields, before they'd come over, they smell a
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hat, and he said it smelled like me, smelled like uncle t T.
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But we had lived with him for a moment in time, and I
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wear a hat a lot in the summer, golf obviously, And I'm like,
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which is my hat stink and sweaty head? And turned does my head
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smell? And maybe it does, because you know that smell like a sweaty
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hat and a sweaty rose. So has your wife ever said anything? Never
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a thing? So when this happened, did she look at you and go
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She didn't say a thing, A man, She just looked in because she
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didn't go, oh tt, you don't have a smelly head, not reassuring
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whatsoever. So I'm just sitting here thinking today, I'm like, have I
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had a smelly head this whole time? For thirty three years? Have people
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I'm going around behind my back talking about how smelly my head is. I'm
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not saying to dismiss this, because people have done way worse. These little
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kids are getting after people. Seven to one two one ninety seven. We
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tossed it up on Facebook. Mary says, well, my daughter came into
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the bathroom once and I was getting ready for the day. She took one
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look at me and said, you look like a monster without makeup on Oh
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Mary, Yeah, I mean listen, I remember being young and like seeing
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like I remember when kids started to wear makeup to school, you know,
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and then one day one of them would not wear makeup, not do that?
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Yes, then you start realizing who is that person? What's going on
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here? We have Diane and she said, I was arriving at my granddaughter
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sels some Thanksgiving. Did yeah, right, ready to get into that turkey?
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Yea? Her granddaughter patted on the belly and said, have you already
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eaten? Oh? No, Oh that's tough. Kim says. My son
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calls me Karen when he's mad, and they'll just look at me and go
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you're such a Karen that I mean, yeah, I feel like you can
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probably get over that one. That one you could kind of get go off.
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I remember when Sydney said I hate you. You're not even my mom.
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I was like, oh, honey, okay, first of all,
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I am your mom, but I hate what do you know that's got a
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sting? I saw somebody coming on her post that, you know, the
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first time you're firstborn says I hate you. That stinks, like that's tough.
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But then the next four thousand times they tell you it doesn't feel as
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vacuous. Now here's what you need. So now, well, it's still
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gonna alarm you on Wednesday, whether you know it's coming or not. Every
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TV, radio and self in the US at one twenty pm is going to
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be doing an emergency alert system test, so no action is going to be
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needed. But if you're in like a big place, have you ever done
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that when an amble alert goes off and everybody's like, wow, like,
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what happened? What time? What time? One twenty I wish it was
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during our show? Could use a break? Do you want an email him?
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Hey we move that? Can you move that? Thirty? Oh my
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gosh. Well, it was a couple of months ago. We were going,
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I'm sorry, what are we talking about Tupac again? There was a
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warrant and the police in Vegas ended up rating this house to get information,
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and then over the weekend we found out this. For twenty seven years,
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the family has been waiting for justice. We are here today to announced the
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arrest of sixty year old Dwayne Keith Davis aka kep D, for the murder
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of Tupac. He feed D. He feed D. Now, he was
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one of the four guys in a guy forget which gang but gangsters that gun
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to a fight with Tupac at a casino the night he was murdered shortly before.
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So obviously they've been, you know, some of the main suspects,
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But then there was a whole like was it Shug Night behind it? Who
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was in the car? A lot of speculation. This seemed to be the
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most likely though well, he also admitted to it. So he's being known
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as the shots color and he sat down for a couple of interviews. In
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twenty nineteen, he wrote a tell all book called Compton Street Legend and said
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that he provided the gun. Yeah, he said he was in the front
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seat handed it back to his nephew, Anthony Anderson. Forgive his name,
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but anyway, he's the one I ended up shooting him. The four years
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ago, he wrote a book that this happened, and they just arrested him.
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As anybody else a little concerned. Well, they just have to have
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evidence, you know. I feel like admitting it as sort of you know,
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what do they call that plausible? Cause? What am I looking for?
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I don't know. I'm not an attorney. Now, it's like a
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common phrase. It's a common thing. Everybody listening is like, this guy's
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an idiot, defamation of characters. I'll think of it. But for the
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family, like the officer said, I'm just glads, there's gonna be closed
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innocent until prove even guilty, reasonable cause, reasonable doubt. Nah, the
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opposite. Heck, I don't know. We sound like we know what's going
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on. So that's good. It's they would be grounds for them to arrest
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you if they had reasonable cause. I feel like it's clow, it's out
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down, it's close. We're just not on seven. Would love to know
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this phrase. I'm sure that law offices around the FM area are just cranking
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up this program. Absolutely. Let us know boys, girls, Meanwhile,
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we do have a third story. Maybe you're headed in the court right now,
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and you're like, you know what, I gotta call these ding dollars
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provide reasonable costs. Likely they probably did. It is sort of what it
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suggests. Don't think kids, it's a little sus little suspicious. Big ninety
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point seven, good morning, Good morning. You're looking for probable cause.
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Oh, most of the letters were there and even oh wow, thank you
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so much. What it was real class, but it was really bad,
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just to struggling, and I was yelling at gosh, figure, I mean,
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I gotta ask, are you an attorney at law? Just an educated
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person? Probably? Yeah, yeah, I just watch a lot of law
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shows. There we go, got it. Well, thank you, ma'am
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so much. Appreciate you. You're welcome that. Guys, all right,
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we got another. Good morning, Big ninety at point seven. H of
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course it is Are you an attorney? I am not? Oh, got
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it. Got probably just went to school and used to have a high school
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level education. Got oh, gosh, all right, thank you man.
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I appreciate you. Weatherwise, today it is gonna be a hot high of
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ninety one. Enjoy it. Looking at it. Your forecast it suppos be
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fifty this weekend. Yeah, you want to get outside. You certainly got
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yourself some probable gods to get out there in a minute in the morning,
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Big ninety eight point seven seal. Maybe you shouldn't play this. I guess
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what is this? R Kelly's I'm a flirt? Oh got it? Horrible
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man, good tune. So you know when you're flirting with somebody, when
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your first your relationship, you all remember the time. If you're with somebody
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now, you think back to when you first started. I remember playing the
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game. When Lauren and I were first hanging out, I would text her
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and then the next day I would text her to start the conversation. But
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then I could be like, all right, no, too much. I
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gotta I gotta pull back here. It looks like I'm the only one in
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this thing. Oh gosh, I was just a smitten kitten. I can
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imagine you were just good morning text, good night text. No. I
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was like trying to play hard to get but he was. I was just
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finally, I mean after a week, and it was like great, which
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I just remember being so beyond getty. I remember that time. It was
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not very annoying. I know. For the first of the world I'm teasing.
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But now there are rules though, when you're flirting with somebody via text
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message, especially now in this day and age. I feel like people that's
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like the only way they're communicating, especially younger people, you know what I
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mean. So there are rules when flirting. Okay, so heed my warrant.
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Yeah, like, for example, the tag you're it what we were
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just describing, the thrill of pursuit. You know, you gotta play the
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game. Don't be texting every day because that's like big off right. I
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feel like you can feel a vibe if somebody is wanting to message you every
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day. I think it's great, Like, hey, good morning and a
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good night. You should for sure have that. If there is something going
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well, you should have a morning and afternoon, like at least a three
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times a day kind of combo. Yeah, but initially I'm talking like right
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away, I'll never forget when I did. Like when it's simmer for a
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day or two, two days go by and you're already like I'm moving on
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all right, ain't it? And then you get that you get the dang
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in your phone and you're like, oh, you kind of peek at it
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and it's that all right, Yeah, we're on go away. Also be
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mysterious. You know, if you tell everything right away, what's left to
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say? So you got to kind of leave a little to the imagination.
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Okay, Rules for flirting via texts Also flattery gets you everywhere. I mean,
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who doesn't like compliments? Right? Just don't overdo it. They say
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the rule is one is about right, two is the limit? Did you
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ever? So you know how in Google Memories or whatever your eye cloud?
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Do you get memories every single day? Not from Google? So I do
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because I have an Android, but so it'll show up that's fine, like
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six or seven years ago, and if I had taken a screenshot of something,
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And every once in a while they'll pop up, of like messages when
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Nick and I started dating, because of course I was sucking them with my
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girlfriends, Like how sweet your phone reminds you of like photos you've taken Oh
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gosh, yeah, not even posted, I'm saying, just taking. Dear
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god, we're going back that far? Oh yeah, like nine years yeah,
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somemm, it's yeah, that's the last. And these memories from my
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eye cloud sometimes give you some feels that you don't necessarily like Pike. Yeah,
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okay, I'll go back and read those. I'm like, oh my
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gosh, we were adorable. And now just the thought because now our texts
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are good morning rints and repeat absolutely I know literally, you might as well
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copy and paste like our conversation that we'll have every morning. You know,
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no, gosh, we're going to spice it up. Absolutely well, you
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can do this. You could say their name. That's a big thing when
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it comes to floorting over texts. The rule is to say their name.
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Say it often because they say hearing your name from somebody else is flattering.
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Oh, say it a lot. See whenever Nick says Amanda, it gives
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me the heaves a little like, oh, isn't weird? It's super weird
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because they'll call me babe or honey, which great. But when he says
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Amanda, I feel like I'm in trouble. What did I do? He
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probably got a hold of your Google memories, like in Amanda in the morning
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on Big Nutty eight point seven, it's the number you're supposed to call if
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you want to win nickelback tickets. Thursday night, they're gonna be at the
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dome and we got a caller nine on the phone. Now, good morning.
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Who's this? Good morning? And Tammy? What's up? Tammy?
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Hi? Hi, you're just like ready to go, Tammy, what are
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you doing this morning? Just alright, alright, sorry, Tennant two.
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We're gonna play a little game though, your chance to win nickel back tickets.
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Tammy with sixty second show down. Have you heard the game before?
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I have? Okay, and you don't sound confident. I'm not very good
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at it. No, Oh what do you play along in your car?
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Yep? Use all the time. Well, you're probably listening to the days
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when a man it gives the clues. Oh yeah, that's probably. Don't
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worry because today with our intern off, what is she's sick or gone or
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something. She she had that wedding celebration, so she had a two day
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hangover. So long story short, Amanda has volunteered to write the clues.
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We're gonna have to get five of them in sixty seconds. I'll be giving
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you the hints to describe these clues. Okay, and he's a self proclaimed
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winner at this game. It's not self reclaimed, it's just fact. So
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Tammy, here we go without further ado sixty seconds on the clock. A
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man to give me the things. There you go, all right, I
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see the first one person place or things. They're all very random. Just
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grab that, all right, let's go Tammy in three two one. All
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right. This is a movie Adam Sandlers start in late nineties. Not small
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Mama, but big Mama. Nope, not mama, the male version.
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Oh big daddy, Yes, good job. This is the NSU football team.
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The mask is the one. You got it. This is the nickname
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for the new hot couple Swift and Kelsey. Oh. It's also like something
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you'd pull something on. You'd haul a like an enclosed you haul rents these.
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Yeah, it's like the tailor. Oh my god, you'd have to
22:22
hitch it to your truck. You're gonna pull a you pull the boat on
22:26
a trailer. There we go. This is a actress who played Dawson's Creek.
22:33
She married Tom Cruise. Ohano and uh, this this is what you
22:40
get when you go to prison. They take your picture. It's called your
22:48
Did you give a little extra sign for yourself? On there? No,
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that was a sixty second clock. Why did it feel longer? You know?
22:52
It was gone? We were right up against it though, Tammy,
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Oh my god, how you feel? You just want nickelback tickets? Great
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show that is going to be on Thursday. Tickets are still available, get
23:06
in on it. I'm so excited. And listen. Now, you can't
23:07
say you're bad at sixty second show down because I was super impressive. Solid.
23:11
I know it's pretty easy one though, I appreciate it. Listen,
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Katie Holmes, that was not a gimming trailer. I mean we took a
23:18
minute, but we got there in the morning. Seven. It is October,
23:25
which is a very exciting time for us here. I'm Big ninety eight
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point seven because it is back. Bras on Big ninety eight point seven.
23:30
It is back, and it is bigger than ever. And we've got brandt
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here from Corwin Automotive. Thank you so much for popping in today. Yeah,
23:36
absolutely, thank you for having me. Well, you already got people
23:37
lined up over the weekend dropping off their Brazit corwind locations and Pike. You're
23:41
probably thinking, wait, we're dropping Brazit corwind locations. What's going on?
23:45
For every broth that has delivered You guys are giving back to our friends over
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at Essential Health Foundation. And I was kind of doing a little bit of
23:52
the math this morning, so I might be a little off, but I
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think it's just about three hundred thousand dollars that we have been able to give
23:57
to these women right here in the from area who are fighting in the fight.
24:00
And these are all those necessity items from whigs to gas cards, all
24:04
of it. We're gonna talk to Sue here in a little bit to talk
24:07
about the funding. But you guys are giving how much for every bra?
24:11
Yeah, we're gonna give ten dollars for every bra. I'm matching up to
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twenty thousand dollars. Wow, And uh, you know, I just it
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comes from the whole Corn organization. We could not be more thrilled to be
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a part of this awesome, awesome opportunity, you know, giving back all
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of these opportunities for these people that are really struggling, and it stays in
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the local community, which I think is huge for us too. I think
24:30
that's great. You know, you guys obviously have made a name for yourselves
24:33
over you know, decades as the car guys here in Fargo, But why
24:36
do you feel like it's so important for you guys as a big part of
24:37
this community. You know, in the business community and just community as a
24:41
whole. Why is it important for you guys to get involved with stuff like
24:42
this, Well, I think it kind of goes along with our our whole
24:45
organization culture. You know, we're family driven. For over a hundred years,
24:48
we've been owned by the same family company you know, really invest in
24:52
its people and invest in its community. So you know when we look at
24:53
the community and here in Fargo, this is where you know, Cortwin really
24:56
started, really got its roots really right here in Fargo. And uh,
25:00
you know, giving back to the local family that kind of got us our
25:03
start is is huge for us. We love these opportunities and especially to partner
25:07
up with this, uh you know, the organization doing with you guys at
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the radio station here and really kind of keeping this keeping this thing going as
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huge for us. Well, we couldn't do it without you. And I
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mean, I gotta tell you we've never been let down. People are always
25:18
bringing their braws over to Corwin for the entire month of October. You can
25:22
pop on over there, and you guys have been able to write that check
25:26
every year for up to twenty thousand dollars, which is so great. Yeah,
25:29
every year there's a huge showing. We always get a ton of opportunity,
25:33
a ton of people walking through the door dropping these things off, and
25:36
we're always really excited when we hit that number and we're able to stroke that
25:38
check for twenty grand and you know, give it back to an awesome cause,
25:41
couldn't do without you. Like Amanda said, Brand, thank you so
25:44
much for coming into that. Yeah, thank you guys, and thank everybody
25:45
that's that's prepared to help us donate and hit this goal. So we just
25:48
talked to Brand from Corowen and now look at this. We have our friends
25:52
from Ascentia in the house. Good morning, Yes, thank you so much
25:56
for coming and we really appreciate it. Now we've been talking about how people
25:59
can go to a court when automotive location to drop off their bras. Now
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let's talk about the money that we have raised over these years and where exactly
26:06
it's going. You know, it is amazing every dollar that we raise gets
26:10
used for patients, and I get it's so remarkable and warms my heart when
26:14
we are doing this kind of work. We have done a lot of wigs
26:17
this year. Over ten thousand dollars has gone towards wigs and for people who
26:21
aren't familiar or don't know anybody who has gone through the process or gone through
26:25
chemo treatments and all of that. That is one of those moments that it's
26:27
really humbling when you're able to offer that because the expense of a really good
26:30
wig. Some people, yes, really don't want people to know what they're
26:34
going through, and that's kind of there, I hate to say, disguise,
26:37
but it's just nice to be able to offer that and give them a
26:41
little bit of comfort. It makes a huge difference in their outlook and the
26:45
way they feel. And so we are so happy we've been able to provide
26:48
that for patients and that's so important. You know, people don't realize it.
26:52
Well, insurance does cover a lot of the health really to cost things
26:55
like travel. People aren't all in the Fargo metro, you know. So
26:57
that's just so nice for you guys to be able to help with that.
27:00
It's so helpful. And you know when you think about you're missing work and
27:03
you have you know, you have lack take extra time off and all that
27:07
kind of stuff, and just being able to give a little extra support is
27:11
really wonderful. Right, So when you're giving back through Brasin Big ninety eight
27:14
point seven. I think the one word that always comes to mind for me
27:17
when we're talking about those donations is the comfort care. You're offering comfort to
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somebody who is going through this, and it is staying locally one hundred percent
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of the proceeds, and again this is Essential Health Foundation. You guys doing
27:27
a fantastic job. But there's also another way to give back. So if
27:32
you're out and about Pike, you were out at the bars over the weekend,
27:33
and I know you already saw the pink taps for our friends over at
27:37
Mick Ultra. They're going to be giving back a dollar for every case there
27:41
and ten cents for every draft beer. But they added for us ladies who
27:45
are loving the Seltzer's Neutral cranberries this year. Nice now, so you can
27:48
just drink. You just simply go to the bar. You want the pink
27:52
draft, right, that's going to be a great thing. But the Neutral's
27:55
une it sounds pretty easy to give right back to a great cos Amanda exactly.
27:57
So you can get all these el at Big ninety eight seven dot com.
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But our goal this year is to beat that forty thousand dollars we were
28:04
able to give you guys last year it which is so amazing, just amazing.
28:07
So thank you for letting us know where these real dollars are going to
28:11
help the real people who are fighting the fight. Thank you so much for
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all you guys to do. Really appreciate it. We can do it without
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you, Sue. Thank you guys so much.