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Beautiful People Really Do Have It Better · Podcast - Big 98.7

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Now Amanda stills the seat. Let's see. Well, I have yet to
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watch quite on the set The Dark Side of Kids TV. It was on
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ID and it was also on Max. They've done a couple of marathons and
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I put my DVR on it because I don't have Max anymore. Pike I
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did. I did finally get rid of one streaming service. But they are
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going to be doing a new series. It's called Fallen Idols, and this
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is going to be featuring Nick and Aaron Carter. Of course, Aaron Carter
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passed away a while ago, a year or two ago, but yuh and
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Nick Carter, so this is it won't be if they won't be on there,
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I imagine. No, really just talking about the controversies and accusations around
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both of them. Of course, we know Aaron Carter had a really rough
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go with drugs alcohol which ended up leading to his death. But Nick Carter,
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it pops up here and there, but it never really sticks around.
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And I don't know if they actually went to court or not, but there
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were accusations of sexual assault against Nick Carter by three women. One in particular
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was the girl I believe you said her name was Melissa. I remember that
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dream, the girl group dream, because they were on tour with Backstory Boys
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for a while and I think that's how they met. Yeah, they ended
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up being for him, but there was a very specific accusation from her there
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in a bathroom, and he's basically forcing her to do things it's not it's
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not a good thing. But and he's denied this for so many years.
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And I think one of the biggest things with him and his brother why they
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were on the outs, even though he was on drugs and kind of away
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from everybody, he kept saying that these accusations were one hundred percent true and
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there was a lot of stuff going on back in there. So this is
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going to be on the ID Channel on Monday May twenty seventh and Tuesday May
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twenty eighth. But it'll be interesting to see if this just goes away again
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or not. I think this will be definitely, but so many years have
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passed. You know, you're never going to be able to like physically prove
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it, So it's just going to be he said, she said, But
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we'll see. We'll see at the very least if the Backstree Boys decide that
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he can't be in the group. Anymore. Yeah, and one of the
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backstory boys without Nick Carter be a tough go for him for sure. Maybe
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Howie gets a promotion. Oh Howie the Houister. It's just my favorite music
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video with I Want it that way when they're in there in the white and
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it's just like it's so cheesy and it's like, really, Nick brought it
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home. Nick. And then Brian, you gotta get Brad's just like the
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JC of that. Yeah, definitely, but he probably has the best voice
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of for being honest. But then yeah, how he's like playing the guitar
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like you probably don't even know who played that. And then there was keV.
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Oh keV, just poor Keav. He looked he looked fifty back.
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And then like you just always felt for the guy. He was always just
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the older guy. He didn't help that. Nick Carter was like fourteen,
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Yeah, and he looked like he couldn't dance. Oh gosh, all right.
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Ryan Seacrest and Aubrey Page they have called it quits. They were dating
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for three years. They say after a beautiful three years together, they mutually
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decided to part ways. They do plan to say in each other's lives as
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good friends and support each other's endeavors. And speaking of endeavors, man,
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does Ryan see Gris have a lot on his plate? I don't know if
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that has anything to do with the fact that you know, he really hasn't.
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This is probably the longest relationship I want to say he's had. He's
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forty nine, Page was twenty six. He's now taken on the wheel of
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fortune for another side hustle that last in three years is a long time to
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be with someone. But but a boring breakup, that's just a lie.
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It's like, you're the most perfect breakup you've ever heard of. Stop it,
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give us the Jews. Yeah, what really went down? Nie and
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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelcey on a little mini vacation with Gigi Hadid and Bradley
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Cooper. No big deal. And the only reason we know about this is
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because Donna kelce she's in Vegas for a QVC event. That did I miss
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that this year? That's sinking? How cute is this? And I guess
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her phone went off and she was with a group of ladies and she looked
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over. She's like, oh, yeah, here's here's Tayan Trav. They're
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just in California, somewhere with Gigi and Bradley just so on the DL.
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She just doesn't care. She's, you know, just being a mom,
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like that's where my one son is. What a dream for Travis Kelsey too,
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because you know that dude is like such a fan of the Hangover in
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Bradley Cooper Movies. Did you look up the lyrics to that so high school
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where Taylor talks about how she's watching American Pie with him. You gotta read
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this because this will make you appreciate Travis even more. I know we kind
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of think he's a big old goof. All right now, you can do
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that impression better. He says, his thing is all right now, all
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right now. But Taylor is a little nervous inside. Sources are saying she
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just wants a happy ending with Travis. She knows that everything's going good right
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now, but she's really nervous that just him maybe not taken in the fame
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is gonna it's just gonna get exhausting and the constant in the constantness of it,
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because yes, it's still kind of new and fresh, but at some
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point, if it continues on this level of fame, will he just go
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This is just too much. I don't breaking up. I did read about
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this, Okay, So Taylor Swift in one of her songs says I'm watching
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American Pie with you on a Saturday night, and I guess Alison Hannigan reacted
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to it, who, of course was Michelle in the American Pie. Yes,
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with one of the great series of all time. But oh, I
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agree, it's cute. Yeah. She had a lot of cool references in
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these songs. It just thirty one. You got to fill them up with
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something figure that would make you happy, knowing I'm happy Brin trap just watching
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American Pie while she's probably actually making a homemade pie. Is just a good
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cook. What are they gonna do it? Trav's like, okay, eat
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all right now, like an in the morning, Big Nutty eight point seven.
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You won't suspect to thing when you hear that telephone room by expresd fucking
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number, this lesson by ex Fred Sunny want arrested by Flue. So this
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one, I think you'll be impressed. I really had to do some undercover
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work because this guy's wife reached out to us, and apparently he's one of
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these guys that sells a lot of stuff constantly on Facebook Marketplace, meeting up
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with people selling every little item to make a buck. Nice, but you
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said has gone too far recently, when he finally listed I'm not kidding used
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underwear. Get out of it. He's asking five dollars for used underwear.
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Yeah, that's disgusting. He thought it would be funny to prankin, and
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I agreed. So what I've done here, Amanda, I had to create
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a fake Facebook account. I'm not going to tell you the name I use,
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but you'll find out. So I asked if he could get on the
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phone with me because I know, of course, actually have some questions about
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underwear. Oh my gosh, I'm here for all of this, so he's
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expecting the call. Here we go. Hello, Hi, Is this Ryan
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the guy selling the used Chundies Chundies? Oh, sorry, underwear. I
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call him Chundies, same thing. Yeah, this is him. Is this
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the big bopper from Facebook Marketplace? It is? You got him? Hey,
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Thanks for agreeing to jump on the phone with me. I know that's
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not protocol for these Facebook Marketplace things, but you obviously can under stand.
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I've got some reservations about purchasing used underwear. I just sort of sight unsniffed
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you know what I mean? Uh? No, I don't really know what
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that means. I'm sorry. Now, Well, I was hoping that before
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I decided to purchase the underwear that you would at least let me get a
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whiff of them. Uh listen, man, I'm asking five dollars for a
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dozen pair of gently used underwear. I don't think we really need to do
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any sort of sniff tests before the sale. If I'm being honest, you
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refusing the sniff test seems a little suspicious to me. Yeah, I don't
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know to tell you. Then, man, the underwear is and I'll just
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find like almost like new. Okay, Well, then you wouldn't have a
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problem with me taking them for a test drive, then, row would you?
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Absolutely not? You're not test driving my underwear. Again, it's five
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freaking dollars, man, Like, so if you need to go through all
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these hoops before you buy them, let's probably just move on. I don't
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think these are right view. Yeah, okay, this is a scam obviously.
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No. I just don't want you test driving my underwear, dude,
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Like, why would that be necessary anyway? Well, I'm a little misshaped
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down there, Okay, so not all underwear fits, right, I'm sure
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you can understand. Okay, so listen, I'm going to hang up now
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we're done. Oh whoa, whoa whoa Ryan, Ryan, Ryan, Ry,
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do not hang up? Okay, but well, are you gonna buy
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my underwear or not? I'm thinking about it, but I do first he
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do tell you something very private, Ryan, I'm actually not the bit.
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What did I say? My name was the Big Bopper? No, this
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is actually a pike from Piking amand in the morning on Big ninety eight point
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seven. And it's a prank call. We're just kidding. But also are
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you pranking us? Right? Oh? Who is selling underwear online like this?
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Okay, it's nice designer underwear. I figured somebody could probably use it.
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This is Ryan. Yeah, we got some questions for you. Your
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wife reached out to us and said that you were sort of like a serial
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Facebook marketplace salesman, and that you're selling just basically everything, including your underwear.
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What made you want to do that? You can't getting rid of stuff
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like I'm trying to clear his face. It's not I don't see what the
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big time It was so funny when she reached out she thinks that she thinks
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it's funny. You gotta admit selling used underwear. Now, how how used
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are we talking? I mean it's not like holes in them or anything.
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It's they're fine. There's nothing wrong with them. So like I got too
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many underwear for Christmas last year. Okay, so I'm just trying to unloads
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up. Well in that case, Ryan, maybe just hang on the line
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for one second. Yeah, stop it ta get a minute in the morning
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seven trending. Now here's what you need to know. Well, this is
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a big old bummers Zan Brosen Downtown Fargo is going to be closing in June.
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The owners made the announcement yesterday, saying it comes with genuine joy and
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sadness after thirty three years in business, a really good rhyme, sad to
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see him go. But it's a little businesses like that that make the town
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cool and unique. You know, Oh totally, it's a staple. I
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mean we were just in there about a month ago, and just the antique
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things, the really cool trinkets, a lot of the Fargo books and things
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that they have, and how they're supporting locally through other places. It's just
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pretty awesome. Yeah, for every chain restaurant or big box store. You
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got to have a Zan Bros. To offset it totally. And they were
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doing it for thirty years, Thank you bro Oh. And then there's this
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company, I don't know they call it company. I mean it's it was
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a business. There's a warrant out for a twenty nine year old Robert Lee
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Boretta of Fargo for allegedly operating an illegal dispensary in the area of audio garage
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and kind of Dakota boys and girls ranch over in that hood. And this
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investigation has been going on for nearly ten months. Document state the thirty one
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year old Dylan Beckman and twenty four year old Evan Alanagan they were inside the
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shop when the search revealed more than nine pounds of marijuana, some THHC syrup
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wax as all the gummies. The thing is it done? You can imagine
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that we're in there. And they told officers they were being paid eleven dollars
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an hour to sell marijuana out of the shop from noon to midnight. People
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just text them and come and buy their weed. He said that the cash
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was picked up daily or sent to a Venmo account. Bretta, who owns
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a tax service, business called Northern Star Taxes in which he's laundering the money.
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So just not a good situation. Yeah, even though it is being
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legalized everywhere, you know, you still got to do it on the up
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and up. It's not in North Dakota, but you can go across the
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river, and you know some of that stuff's available eleven dollars an hour.
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You drive around town, you're going to see signs for at least eighteen bucks
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an hour. Yeah, but you know there's perks. I'm not just fly.
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You know about the perks that they were going to do, so you
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would hope, right, Like if I'm working at Arby's, I better be
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get some roast beef here in there, you know what I'm saying. Extra
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Horsey sauce, please, and thank you, a tub to go? Thank
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you. I want one of the squeeze things like they having the lobby in
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my apartment to have Arby's. Oh, Arby's sauce sell, I think they
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do. You got to be able to buy that, right, Arby's Horsey
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sauce. I think I just like a good horse radish in anything in general.
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But you gotta have do you? I always mix it. It's a
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combo for me. The Arby's in the horse. Of course, I mix
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it. I've been mixing it for two decades. And with the curly fries
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dipping into the mat, I take in this way. I do they give
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you the little cups, No, ignore those. Take a big lid like
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a large soda. Take the lid and I just fill that boy up with
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the sauce. That what you can dip the fries. You can dip your
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roasty sandwich, even though you already put some on there. But just such
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thing as too much? What are you doing today at lunchtime? It out
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I'm thinking of We've just made our lunch plan. Remember those old commercials for
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the hat. The Arby's hat would like hover over people's heads because they're thinking
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Army's. I got the hat on. You could say, is it room
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for me? Because I'm coming all right? TikTok says that it will take
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legal action to try to block the US legislation that could lead to it being
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banned by Dien of course signed that law yesterday that forces its Chinese bearing company
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to sell ownership for national security reasons, TikTok Ceo said, and I quote
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rest assured we aren't going anywhere. I got myself so hungry that you read
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that whole story and all I heard was Chinese and I started thinking about Chinese
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food. Oh, I thought you were still thinking of Horsey sauce. That's
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that doesn't mix. Terarioki, though Sweden sour to sew whatever that is?
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Is it general to sour to sew? In general? There's no way to
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know. Amanda in the morning on sage. Well, if you don't mind
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me sharing a bit of personal news, I am feeling good today, and
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the reason being a Manda. As you know, one month ago, yesterday,
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I embarked on a new journey, a journey I'd never even attempted before,
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and that would be to go an entire month without having a drink of
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alcohol. Yeah, I'm proud of you. What the spoiler? What?
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What people are waiting to find out? I wonder if be I wonder if
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you made it? A month? Is a long time. He's always out
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and about how could he go a whole month? How could he possibly?
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And he's in a band as a man that already has revealed. I'd like
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to report that today I have successfully made it a month without drinking. Way
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to go sorry to spoil it now. You did also at seven eleven dish
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that you Yeah, but that was so many minutes ago. Yeah, that's
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true. That's a whole new audience. And listen, I just know what,
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there's a lot of people out there that maybe have not done so I
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know a lot of people who did dry January. And to be honest,
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that was part of it. I felt left out. Everybody I knew had
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done this dry January and I didn't. And I thought, well, I
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want to be able to say because if we're being totally honest, and I
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know obviously drinking it can be a very serious problem. Of course, of
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course this was more from you know, just like I'd like to just see
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how it is, how it is not drinking, and to be able to
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tell yourself that you can do it. It was. It was good not
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to mention you. Also, I mean this you were like a little science
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project. I love this. You lost twelve pounds. I did lose twelve
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pounds, which aut a month ago and thirty days ago. I was,
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you know, really at a peak of seeing my weight. I weighed myself
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and I was like, oh, dear god, you know that's long winter.
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We might have peaked here like lifetime weight wise, you know, And
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so immediately I knew that if I stopped drinking, of course you're gonna lose
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weight, you know, because that's a lot of empty calories, right,
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and then of course the eating that goes along with drinking. But it was
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a way to get myself to just kind of dial in on working out and
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eating, right, so all those things combined, and yeah, it was
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It was a good month, so I know, and I'm really proud of
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you because it didn't stop you. And people always say, like, how
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do you guys do it? Because you're doing happy hours. There's a lot
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of social involved in what we do. Yeah, and it is easy to
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be like, oh, yeah, I'll have a vodka sod or I'll have
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a beer here and there or whatever it may be. But you chose to
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still do a lot of things. Your brother, you were supporting him.
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He is an artist himself. Yeah, Bobbie. Of course things in our
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band Low Standards, but he's in another band called savedany CJ. He does
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acoustics shows solo. So yeah, I was out and about supporting him.
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Drinking. Na's the first na I found like the sensation of grabbing the bottle,
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opening it, taking the drink, you kind of get the feel of
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like a normal maybe buzz you would feel obviously after that after the second one,
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now you're just peeing every ten seconds because you're just drinking water essentially,
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which is good too, because it's good for you. But a couple things
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like I was curious about how did it affect like sleep. You know,
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some people say you just sleep so much better. Unfortunately it was not the
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case. Didn't seem to affect that one way or the other. I was
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really hoping that was going to be your biggest trigger there, but it yeah,
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I mean on the weekends and the social stuff that was the biggest concern
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because this month, the reason I chose this month is I got a lot
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of stuff going on, kind of work wise, not a lot of I
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didn't have a show, didn't have any big like weddings or bachelor parties.
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There wasn't any moments that were really gonna tell I can't not right, But
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no, it was a you know, it's fun to be out. Obviously,
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after a couple drinks, when everyone else is getting really silly and talkative,
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then you're kind of like, okay, I probably just go home at
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this point, but so big happy. I think all'll have my first free
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beer like you could get to if you show up to the local seven to
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one in West Fargo from four to six. So come celebrate, Pike.
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That's right, it's all about me tonight. I love it. I'm proud
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of you. But oh thanks kid, I'm proud of you too. In
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a minute in the morning on Big Nuddy eight point. You see stories like
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this. People post on Reddit about their bosses and how horrible they are.
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So it really makes you appreciate the boss you have, even if you might
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not even like him that much. But this guy posted on Reddit situation where
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his dog passed away out of nowhere. It was not, you know,
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something that they'd expected, and so it's the night time you got to work
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the next day. Now we don't know what kind of job this guy works,
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but he shared a screenshot with his boss or the manager asking for the
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day off so he could grieve. I mean, this just happened out of
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nowhere. And if you've lost a pet, which we both have, is
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horrible. I mean it's horrible, especially went into unexpected and that's what happened
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with Vino last summer. It was just like one of those moments out of
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nowhere, like within minutes, it was just done. It was awful,
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right, you don't have time to emotionally prepare. You know, I've lost
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a couple of dogs that were fourteen year old dogs. Yes, even then,
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still the hardest thing you got it exactly doesn't matter. So the boss
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text back basically saying you need to come in now. We're sacrificed staying doing
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extra of your job, and you know we're short staffed. This is why
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you need to prep It's hard for the person who will cover when there's nothing
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prepped. So come in and work now. The gar here you how could
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you possibly have well known? I mean, come on, of course you
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couldn't. Now I don't know if the boss And it doesn't clarify whether the
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boss means like, I don't know what job this is if you're supposed to
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be getting things prepped for the next day, regardless whether your dog passed way
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or not, in which case that's a separate issue. But even so,
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in the fact that there was zero condolences or understanding to even start, it's
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just icky, like you're just not a good person. In the text,
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message. Reading it, it's it's unbelievable how some people can be appointed manager
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when they can't even you know, type at a sixth grade level. Oh
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god, So what did he end up doing? Assuming he just didn't show
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up? He doesn't say he's just basically looking for feedback, and you know,
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how should he handle this? Honestly? I mean, I don't know
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what kind of operation they got going on there. That person should not be
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the manager, Like no way, no, you show anybody above them this
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message and go okay. Yeah, but people are so hard up for good
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workers, so it's like, you know, the ability to not get fired
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has never been higher for some people. Yeah, and you, honestly,
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when you have those situations that happen, if there's ever a moment where you're
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like, man, maybe I didn't care for my job. But if they're
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not going to be understanding next, like, there's enough, there's enough things
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in the world going on that you can see you can probably find another one.
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Yeah. I don't know how much you're making, but it's nothing would
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be worth putting up with something like that. Oh good, No, just
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Devil's advocate here. If this is like the third dog that's on a expectedly
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died for this person in like the last year. You know, you know,
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then maybe I'm on the manager side. Maybe I'm starting to raise some
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suspicions. Do you think that there's been behavior? Are you thinking, hey,
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are you going total conspiracy as though the dog didn't die? Or are
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you just saying maybe he has a track record of well, yeah, exactly,
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it's sunny seventy five and no win. Oh gosh, I got to
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stay home today. Yeah, I've already I've already exhausted, like sick days.
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I gotta try something else. And it's like, hey, if you
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want the day off, you got to go extreme. This is when I,
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like in college, my old go to when I needed maybe some extra
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time on a paper or something. Gosh, what was it? You know,
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you can never go wrong with a little generic family emergency, Yeah,
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because there's no questioning. You can't. There's a row questioning, And you
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think, like, because if you go death, it's like that's just really
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bad karma. Also, though family emergency always makes me feel like but it
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could be anything. What justifies a family emergency? My mom needed a ride
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to a doctor appointment. Yeah, my sister was having a hard time getting
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out of bed. Just never no, get a Manda in the morning,
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Come on, get up on Big seven. Everybody travels a little differently.
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But there's this new trend in the travel industry. I've just been made aware
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of, Amanda. I want to tell you about it, all right.
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It's called going on a sleepcation. Oh gosh, that sounds absolutely amazing.
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Apparently it is the number one trend right now. People are more conscious of
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getting a good night's sleep on vacation. So sleepcation is where that's the entire
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goal is to just go get a hotel. Could be even in your own
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city, could be right here in Fargas. Yeah, a little sleepcation kind
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of a knock off of a stay cation. Well it's it could be both.
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So the goal is to go get a hotel, and basically the whole
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night is surrounded around just trying to sleep better. You know, you got
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your bath bombs, you can maybe get a massage to wind you down,
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super comfortable bed. There's even hotels that are like specifically designing rooms for sleepcations.
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Well that's so awesome, making them probably really blackout curt yes, providing
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you with the bath bombs and the relaxation spray I didn't know there was a
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spray for that. This sounds like a dream, so I struggle. Of
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course, we're not usually doing sleepcations because we have the kids the majority of
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time when we're traveling. So that's like lack of sleep vacation, like you
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need to take an extra day because it's not really a vacation at all.
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Well, once you have kids, and I've been told this is the case
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where there's two types of trips. There's a vacation which is usually without the
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kids, and then there's a trip. Yeah, that's the one with the
22:30
kids. Where not exactly relaxing. Right. The last vacation we went on,
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we did a mini little staycation within our vacation. My husband and I.
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Yeah, and he's like, let's take a nap. And I don't
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know what it is about me when I'm traveling. It's like I just don't
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want to miss a beat. Yeah, I totally get that, and so
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I'm my god. So I laid down, took a nap and it was
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like it was only an hour. It's not taking anything out of my trip.
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It's not going to ruin anything. But we usually stay on schedule.
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How do you guys do this because I know we have crazy Well, you
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don't go to better really because you don't sleep. Ever, I'm sleeping,
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but I end up still going to bed like eight nine o'clock. What's so?
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What the vacation is? You know, you go to Vegas a lot,
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and obviously you're not going to bed at eight nine o'clock, although one
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time I did pass out very early. Is humiliating, but it is nice
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to kind of stay within that schedule. I find that to be rather relaxing,
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waking up, having coffee, working out, Like I like to stay
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in a weird routine while I'm vacationing. Man, I worked out once on
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a vacation. It was the dumbest thing I ever did. Really, Oh,
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it's just stupid. Come on now, like even who you're trying to
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impress, But it's weird. I actually like gyms at hotels and stuff.
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I'm like, oh, there's something about it. It's just a quick thirty
23:42
minute sweat. Just kind of have a nice like, hey, I can
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stay in my routine and feel good about that. And there's the ultimate flex.
23:48
Walking out of the gym at a hotel, Everybody going, oh my
23:52
god, this person has it together. I did work out. We went
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on a cruise and there was a nice gym on the cruise ship. Okay,
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so it was kind of cool, like being on a treadmill and you're
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like basically Jack and Rose at the front of the ship just working out.
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It was very cool. Well, I think i'd get a little nauch chefs
24:07
just watching the you're in the middle of the ocean, listen. If I
24:10
didn't get nauseous, you're not gonna get nauseous. But vacations otherwise, you
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know, there's two kinds. There's this sleep cation and then there's like the
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basically you're on a field trip where you got this itinerary and it's not relaxing
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at all, but you want to get it in because you're paying money to
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be there. Like we're going to Italy in August, you know, and
24:26
we've got the itinerary down, and my god, it's a is there even
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sleep? Now? Do you have to add that to your itinerary? I
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don't think we got time. I think we can squeeze it in. I
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mean I gotta be up and at them at the Vatican at seven thirty a
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m okay, lunchbox packed ready to go, like it a minute in the
24:42
morning, Big ninety eight point seven. Well, it must be nice to
24:45
be beautiful. Yeah, beautiful. And that's not just me, and that's
24:49
not opinion, that is fact. According to research, the pretty girl privilege
24:55
is real. Now, this just came out of the Journal of Economic Behavior
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and Organization. I was just reading my talk about some credentials being dropped there.
25:04
My April edition had just arrived in the mail and they didn't ready for
25:08
us. We appreciate it, I always do. Don't miss one. And
25:11
they did this interesting study where they took a bunch of people, men and
25:14
women, and they gave them a questionnaire that they had to answer honestly.
25:18
That was the assignment. And on the questionnaire they put a photo of somebody
25:22
that they claimed was like the person conducting the study, and it was a
25:26
woman. And on half of the people it featured a very attractive or traditionally
25:30
attractive looking woman. On the other half it was not so attractive person.
25:34
Well, they found that overwhelmingly the men were more honest when it was an
25:38
attractive woman. On the other side, women were less honest when it was
25:45
the attractive woman. Because of what they say is a primal jealousy women feel.
25:51
I can see that, but beauty is in the eyes of the beholder.
25:53
That's one thing I remember. I heard that once. Yeah, and
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that right now, that's great and it is true, but there are certain
26:00
subconscious things that we can't help but feel. Right, it's true that you
26:04
see somebody attractive and they've proven it that you just kind of stand, you
26:08
just naturally sort of assume without even realizing it, that they're may be a
26:12
better character judging the book by its cover, it's a legit thing. And
26:17
then the pretty girl privilege. You know, people say that's the thing,
26:21
but then others argue that pretty girls are never taken seriously. And I think
26:25
it depends on this situation. Isn't that just something you don't want to hear
26:30
though, a super beautiful person telling you how difficult it is to be that
26:34
pretty to be not well, of course, if they're going to talk about
26:37
that, but if there's a well educated woman who is happens to be gorgeous
26:41
and she has her PhD and whatever, you're like, man, girl,
26:45
you you won the lottery. You did great, But it is amazing to
26:49
me. As women, how we like I would say, we like get
26:55
ready or dress for other women, it's not even necessary or like for ourselves
26:57
in confidence, not necessar for men. Like it's it's interesting, Well,
27:02
it's very competitive. The women seem more competitive about just everything about each other
27:07
their friend groups. Are we just more vocal about or is it just more
27:10
known because our guys this way? I guess I've never really asked you guys
27:14
that. Now it seems she's never asked us. Man, I've never really
27:17
thought about that. I've sat down with a panel of men, like how
27:19
you guys feel about other men? Look for the guys in the band,
27:22
let's go because that's a tight knit group of Yeah, my band low standards?
27:26
Is that that's one you're referencing when I'm referencing. Okay, is there
27:30
like a weird competenty like you guys are getting ready for a show? Is
27:34
there like a weird vibe? Is somebody looking better or is it? I
27:37
don't do you guys have those kind of Well, we do have an argument
27:41
of who gets to wear the black v neck on stage because you don't only
27:45
have one. Okay, Well that was more and we kind of got away
27:47
from the black v nex. But there was a while there in the mid
27:48
to late twenty tens, where he was like Dibbs black V neck, well,
27:52
because that's the most flattering like for I think anybody. If you can
27:56
wear the black T shirt, you're winning. We're all very ugly men though,
28:00
so it's kind of different. Stop it, are you kidding me with
28:03
this? And now you get your hair cut, your little side, get
28:06
out of here. Man, we work together. This is very awkward, adorable