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This lady took tattoos to a whole new level · Podcast - Big 98.7

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No, I hate to see a breakup in any situation, but this one
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hit especially close because well, this woman had married a spirit of a Victorian
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soldier just one year ago. That's right, this woman a forty year old
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singer. She goes by Brocard of Oxfordshire. I like that. I done
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a lot. I think she's big overseas. I don't know, but she
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married a ghost adele of overseas, away as from the other sea, a
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Caspian Sea or in this case of the Casper Sea. He's not gonna get
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better than this today. No, So she married this ghost and the guy
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his name is Eduardo, he's an old Victorian soldier. As I said,
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but it was going well. They had married and well, she said that
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they started to have issues in the planning processes of the wedding, which if
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you planned a wedding, you know it can be stressful and there can be
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some fights here and their disagreements they couldn't agree on the day to the wedding.
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Well, that's hard between her and the ghost. Yeah. Well,
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then after got married, things were seemingly going well. But then EDWARDO at
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the honeymoon, he got overly intoxicated. No, he did not Edwardo the
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ghost just a good question. Yeah, you think you'd go right through him,
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you know what I'm saying. Yeah, yeah, Well then now Brocard
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said they've officially divorced, and now Eduardo is dating the ghost of the late
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Marilyn Monroe. He's just a stab in the back there. Well, you
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know it's rude, the ultimate betrayal, really, Marilyn Monroe. I know,
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if you had to date one ghost, who comes to mind? I
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think about that one boy. That is a heck of a question, you
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know, Uh, Martha Washington for some resources, good founding father anyone who's
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attached to the founding fathers. You're like, yeah, what about you?
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Anybody come to my well? Elvis for you? Right, didn't turn Gracie.
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See he was like a good looking dude. Well you like the guy
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that you think? I figured that might fulfill your fantasy in some way.
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Looks Gracie. But I like I like Prince. I like Prince a lot.
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What why Prince the Artist, Yes, Prince the Artist, Prince Albert.
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I've never seen what he looks like. Maybe I don't know, Prince
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Albert. Yeah, I'll show you some pictures, guy, Yeah, take
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a look. James. Anybody ghosts come mind? No ghost? No nor
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Ava? Aver Broun. What not aver Broun? That's Hitler's wife. Who
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am figuring? Ava? I guess maybe a little way to get back in
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in the morning, Big nutty eight point seven? You got any tattoos?
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Are you a tattooed? Maybe I'm nuts? Intern Grace. You got tattoos
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all up and down your body? Right? Ten of them here? How
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about you? I just had one. I got one with the full intention.
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I'm like, all right, this is the beginning of a sleep emeritus.
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And then I just never did I just never got another one. But
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this lady, she's got head to tell cover. I fu kido less and
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now after tattooing her eyeballs, Luke, a twenty eight year old known as
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Australia's most tattooed woman, says she regrets tattooing her eyes after she no longer
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has the ability to see what Yeah, yeah, no way did I say
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she did regret it? Because she does it. She actually has no regrets.
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Was the direct quote from Amber. She's blind, he has blind Yep,
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she got her eyes tattooed and be seen. It's the creepiest looking thing
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in the world is he can about imagine but I mean talk about just the
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dumbest idea. Well, what's interesting about that is the only way to become
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the most tattooed woman is to tattoo your eyeballs because everybody, everybody can equally
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cover their entire body. It's true, it's it's going to take a real
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special person. Yeah, that's like the only real estate you got left after
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you all your skins covered. When that's when you become an elite tattooed individual,
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when you go to the eyeball that if I was being competitive about it,
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I'd be ripping toenails off, tattoo in that little skin space. Yeah,
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I would. I just thought of the two fingernails. Yeah, absolutely,
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right underneath teeth you got a tattoo your teeth, tongue. I gotta
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started going in interior yea, nostrils, Yeah, oh, nostril tattoos.
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A good black ears yep, yeah, yep. In turn grazy you got
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your ears tattooed. No, I can't say all my tattoos are on my
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arms. Oh really? Yeah? Just sleeve girl, Well I need to
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finish this half sleeve thing. But yeah, I've been thinking about that for
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a while. I didn't want to tell you about her unfinished Yeah too,
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I've been wanting. I've been trying to figure out a way to bring it
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up. Have you know, it's probably just been I'm really glad that you
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brought it up so that we could get it out in the open. It's
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been a big Absolutely, I got what we got five minutes to spare here,
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So what you gotta what's so? Is it a money thing that you
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don't want to finish it or what? Because those are not cheat No,
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they're not. And that's just it is. I have to say for it.
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And my tattoo Lady books out like six seven months in advance, so
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I have to wait. Yeah, she's one almost all of my tattoos,
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but I have to wait tell her Winter books open so I can schedule with
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her. Well, I think we're all looking forward to. Hey, James,
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so you wouldn't tattoo You were talking about tattooing your eyeballs and do you
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think that would be Well, I'm glad, dangerous. It's weird for me
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to say that, I'm glad that she went blind, but it's a weird
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thing to say. But we don't know her, so what do we care.
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My point being, if you didn't go blind, it would surprise me
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that you were taking a little needle and jabbing it into your eyeballs. So
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an eyeball, to me, it feels the delicateness of like one of those
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boba things that you put in like a drink, you know, those little
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balls, and then they pop like a gusher. Yeah, right, So
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then you drink the beverage and it's just like and it's that nice little,
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that nice little pop thing. I feel like that's what an eyeball would do
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when you have a needle jabbing it a thousand times a second. It feels
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that way. Oh, an eyeball popping. It's about the worst thing I
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could think. It feels poppable, doesn't it Like if you pushed on it
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like a pimple? It would? Dude, I bost found out I tell
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you about this, But I wrestled back in the day, and as a
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young man in like you know, Little League wrestling or whatever you wanna call
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Matt MIT's. I got into it with this kid because I would cry when
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I lost, just a big baby pathetic. But anyway, I lost once
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and this kid was like making fun of me, and so I blamed the
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loss because I got poked in the eye during the match. So for me,
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that was my excuse. It wasn't why I lost, but that's what
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I said. And so when this kid started making fun of me, my
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response was I got poked in the eye. That he laughed and I said,
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how do you like it? And in front of all the parents at
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the end of the term, where like you get your trophy and everything,
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jabbed my finger so far and to this day I can feel my finger entering
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his eye socket. It was horrific. I don't know. I never saw
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him after the day, but he very what there could be. Did he
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cry? Yes, he started bawling. His parents got my parents and his
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parents are getting into it. Oh my god. A terrible person I was.
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It was a bad bad boy. Yeah, yeah, better No,
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not really spect thing that. Yeah, fucky is listen, friend get arrested.
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Well, this guy's brother wants to mess with them. And I think
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this is a really ridiculous idea, as they usually aren't. But see a
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kails, let's do it. Hello, Hey, good morning. Is this
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Paul? Yes it is Hey Paul. This is Brick tamblin over at wireless.
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How are you doing this morning? Oh? I'm doing good. I'm
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glad to hear from meat. Nice to actually hear from the human. We
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got your message with the customer service department and be happy to help you out
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here. Paul. It sounds like you're having a tough time sending text message.
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Is that right? My text message thing doesn't seem to be working correctly.
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So we've been hearing this a lot, and so we do have what
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we believe is a quick little fix for the issue. Okay, I will
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tell you we do have some new AI technology. You've heard a lot about
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AI, haven't you. Yeah, yeah, sure, big thing, big
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things. We got ourselves an aibod, that is, she's going to diagnose
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the issue and should be able to come to a resolution rather quickly. Now,
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first up, Paul, I'm gonna need you to give your phone just
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a little test drive. If I can have you press some of the buttons,
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some of those number buttons on there for me, just a few okay,
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all right, Now we just need to wait here for a second while
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that aibod diagnoses the issue. Just take a second. How's the weather over
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there where you're at you know, it's been pretty nice. I guess.
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I guess. Hey, dude, can I ask you something while we wait?
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Sure? So my wife I'm married, okay, and so she's like
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been working late a lot. It just seems kind of like distant. Oh
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do you think that's something I should be worried about? Absolutely? No,
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I don't. I don't know. You hang, Paul, you there,
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ye, aibot came back. He looks like, oh yeah, this happens.
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A lot came up as incomplete. So we're gonna have to have you
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try it again here. So this time, could you actually have you do
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the number thing but in the tune of Mary had a little lamb. Okay,
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I'll try that, uh Mary hand, Oh my god? Does that
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work? We'll see? I guess yeah, I meanless. We'll just hang
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for that AI box, see if you can come back with the responses time.
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All right? Do you really think she's having an affair? Oh?
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Uh well, I mean certainly the distant thing in the shoe. Maybe you
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gotta go to counseling or something. I don't really know. Uh you know,
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okay, Paul looks like the A box I can't darn it came back
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in complete again. All right, so we got one kind of a last
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ditch effort here. We're gonna have you tried to press those buns again,
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but this time in the tune of journeys. Don't stop believing. I know,
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tough time with a little lamb. This one's a little A little more
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means it was Carlo Jones. Yeah, I guess that was right. You
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know, I'll see. Hang on, you're not sleeping with my wife,
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are you mean? I don't even know. I kind of weird about it.
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I'm just saying, well, I don't even know you from a chin
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of paint. I'm just get my test mention. You got me doing mary
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out a little lamb. Now you're asking me, I don't know. You
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seem to know a lot about it. I'm just saying it seems kind of
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weird. I'm married, so I know about that, but I don't know
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who you are. Yeah, Paul, we're just kidding, dude. It's
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a Pike's prank on Big nighty eight point seven. Paul, it's a brank
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call. Dude. You're a friendly fellow, though, I will say that
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when you asked about the weather, I'd been like sunny. Thanks can I
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get my phone work and give a lot of patience. You know you got
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time to wait. I'm all right, I'm going to do rough patches.
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I know how it. You're all right, It's fine. You seem like
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a trustworthy guy. So it was your brother Justin that wanted us to set
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you up. He set yeah. Yeah, he's gonna get the beat.
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Oh man, I gotta get him back. I got in the morning.
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I hate to swallow something on a day like today, You guys ever swallowed
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something interesting? Because uh, a little tail here. I want you to
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think about that question. By the way, everybody seven one two eight ninety
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eight seven a doctor discovered that an eighty eight year old woman whose dentures had
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gone missing. So this woman she's eating, she's got a full set of
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dentures in her mouth all the sudden, can't find him. She didn't know
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where they went. Where could they be? Where could my dentures be?
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Good? Question? Right? She goes to the doctor to help find them,
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which is interesting because I you know, if you if you lose something,
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I don't go to the straight to the doctor had me the whole story,
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Well I didn't. I lost my keys yesterday and I didn't call my
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doctor and go, hey, you give me a hand here? I thought
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I had five dollars. Why don't I give my primary care position to call?
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You know, there's eighty eight year old woman suffers from dementia. So
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obviously a little confusion happening here, which is sad. But she gets to
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the doctor and the dockside, well, where's the last time you had him?
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Wow? Is eating? And so he does, just to be safe,
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does a little scan, a little X ray. Yeah, and in
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the x ray. You ever see that movie with Johnny Knoxville in the Gang
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when the toy race car. Oh, yeah, you can see it clearly
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on the ends. Well, that's exactly what the case here. Who the
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dentures were right inside of her rib cage. He swallowed him, sold him
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whole. Now think we she didn't choke on him or anything that could have
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been tragic. How does that happen? Well? Where were they hold on?
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Where were they? In the X ray? Were they in her belly?
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It looks like it's directly in her esophagus. They got most of the
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way down. Yeah, well they're lodged in there, but I mean they're
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I mean the dentures i've seen are not small. No, no, no,
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they're bigger than Like, would you swallow this computer? Mouse bike?
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Could you get this down? Well? If I had to, I think
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I probably could. All Right, I have a that is a big all
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slather it and polident to help you. That would hurt going down with it
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would And this doesn't even have teeth. No, that's nice and smooth,
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especially if you grease it up nice. I did though, speaking of swallowing
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unitests interesting, Yeah, that's if you're live on Facebook. Later. Um,
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when I was a kid, I remember swallowing. I was sucking on
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a quarter, which is disgusting to think about, but I was just for
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whatever. He's at a quarter in my mouth and swallowed it and got launched
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in my throat like I was choking. Oh yeah, my parents were right
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there. I start freaking out. So the arrow, the airway was blocked,
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no air coming through. So me and just like a moment of like
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you know, when you know, when you're like near death or whatever in
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life or death situation, you're capable of amazing you were You could have lifted
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a car at that point resolutely. But I didn't need to lift a car.
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I needed to shove my hand and down my throat to fish out this
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quarter, and I did suxactfully. I mean it was terrific. Well,
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your parents were just sitting there laughing at you. Yeah, they were just
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having a good time. I don't know what they were, probably terrified,
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but it was so quick. So yeah, thank god I got it out
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of here. I'm happy that you didn't choke to death on that quarter.
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Thank you, because where would we be today? I know where i'd be?
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Yeah, what you guys, we know where exactly where he would be.
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Linda sent me a message on Facebook said that she swallowed a job breaker
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when she was a kid, much like the quarter situation. Said she swallowed
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a job breaker. Her mom had to reach down her throat to get it
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and had nails, and so she had to get her tonsils removed because she
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scraped the She scraped the tonsil on the way out. Well, you know
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the tonsils right there in the way. Is that don't happen? Yeah,
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it would get your tonsils out. Yeah, I have got depth of ice
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cream match that was worth it. Baby, You kids hate it like an
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in the morning, Big nutty eight point seven. This is an interesting strategy
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on this man's part, all right, but he and his wife we're in
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what seemed to be a very happy marriage. She wrote into the internet for
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an opinion on this. She said they had a great intimate life, had
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a lot in common, two beautiful children, a big home, great job,
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Oh God for you. Well that's when her husband approached her with the
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idea that they try something new and exciting. Oh yeah. And his idea
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was that they opened the marriage up. Okay, if you don't know what
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that is, they're opening it up to other people. She's opening the doors,
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say come on in. Hey, and so so they did well.
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The first day. He encouraged her to download Tinder, the dating app.
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Well, she uploaded one of her photos she said was one of her least
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flattering photos, wrote I know right yeah in her In her bio, she
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wrote that she's a mother of two and that she was in an open marriage,
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and she showed the husband her profile. He approved. Well, within
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one day's time, my girl had two thousand matches. Wow Tinder. Wait,
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that means she's swiping the way that I don't know how to. I
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never know, I don't know the direction, the right right. So she
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matched, So that means both people swipe right. Ye, so she swiped
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right two thousand people and she really wants to get out of this marriage.
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Well, he then became upset after finding out that she was having so much
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success on this dating app after only one day. And I don't even know
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if she's even acted on any of these matches, right, but now he
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wants to get out of this situation he put himself in, which is hilarious,
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liked it's fine. Is you like this guy? I like him?
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What are your favorite qualities of this gentleman? The audacity to think that he's
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somehow going to benefit more highly from this than the woman. She must have
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been really good to him to inflate his ego to this point. Oh my
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god. How many matches do you think he had too? Yeah? But
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if that, yeah, if that and one day, Yeah, you're right,
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probably right, it's probably zero. The guys I talk to you who
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have been on the app, it's not quite as fruitful for them. See
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boys, you know the boys you hang out with Pike that there's reasons for
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that. Pike and Amanda in the morning seven. Have you ever done anything
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I have always to be annoying to your neighbor on purpose, not that I
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could think of any like petty it really because I'm currently doing something I'm like
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actively annoying. My name was annoyed with my neighbor yesterday. Though maybe I
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should take some notes. Oh yeah, well maybe you'll learn something. Well,
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first of all, this guy online told his story about how his neighbor
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was complaining about the guy's pool because over the winter it got kind of nasty
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and got all green looking, you know, and he just hadn't really taken
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care of it. So the neighbor had been complaining to the association, which
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is so annoying to begin with. I love me a good hmeowners lovely Yeah,
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just the best people. They really are. They really keeping an eye
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on the neighborhood. I really appreciate him, to respect him. I'd rather
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live in a neighborhood where they parked four cars in the yard than having an
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h Honestly, well, this guy, he had heard word that he was
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getting complained about this name, was not happy. You know. Of course
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the neighbor doesn't want to talk to him about it, right, we're gonna
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tell the h So the guy's response to them complaining about his quote green pool,
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He's like, well, we got to rip out the pool anyway,
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we're gonna put new concrete in. So he puts a new concrete and paints
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it green. Yeah. Good. Now he's got a permanently green pool,
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which is like so over the top, Petty. I love it because nobody
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wants a green pool. It looks disgusting. It's like swamp water. Right,
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But just to go to that length to annoy your neighbor is so funny
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to me. It makes me happy. So I'm currently our neighbor where I'm
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currently my wife and I live with my sister at the moment, their husband
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in Moorehead, and the neighbor you can we park on the street. There's
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only so much driveway parking, and so you know it's street parking. It's
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open to the public. Right, you do not own the street in front
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of your house as much as you like to. I like it when people
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do this. Oh yes, So the neighbor you can tell, gets so
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annoyed when we park in front of their house, right because like one time
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my wife, I saw my wife leave and the neighbor like ran out of
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the house and moved her car just like twenty feet up. Just so it's
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in that spot. Wow, like owning that spot and I saw it.
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I'm like, oh, And my wife's like, hey, we shouldn't park
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in front of their house anymore. It seems like they get annoyed. I'm
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like, what do you mean we shouldn't we should That's the only place we
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shouldn't be parking. They go out of my way. I don't even care
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when we move out of the house. I'm still gonna park in dorg Moorehead,
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You're gonna move to Fargo at some points still park over and morehead love
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it. So what have you been doing or what's your neighbor I'm been doing
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to annoy you? Maybe it was just brainstorm it. It was just random
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yesterday. Once in a while, it's only happened twice. So I we
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have like this weird shared driveway situation. Yeah, so once in a while
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they'll have visitors who will park in my way so I can't get up the
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driveway to get to park in front of my garage. Oh, just the
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worst, and it just really bugs me. And yesterday he was outside talking
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to the guy and I parked on the street and I unloaded my bags because
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I just got back from my little vacation, and they both saw me and
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did say a word like, hey, is my vehicle in the way as
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I'm unloading my bags from the street. Oh my god. I was like,
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I hate you. What are you gonna do? You gotta do something.
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I mean, I had a fantasy of just ramming my car into this
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pick up. Okay, honestly, there you go. I think about that
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quite often, like just oh, it's almost like this is my side.
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I didn't see that truck there. I was thinking, like, leap some
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dog poo in their yard. But that works in the morning, Big ninety
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eight point seven. Now here's what you need to know. Good morning,
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I am James, and this morning you need to know about community members that
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can pay their respects to Officer Jake Willeen tomorrow. He was killed on the
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line of duty ten days ago, eleven days ago, already July fourteenth,
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at a celebration of life event that is happening tomorrow again at one pm Shiels
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Arena. The event will also be streaming online. If you cannot make it,
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we're gonna share. That's our Facebook page at Big ninety eight seven,
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just to give us many people an opportunity to view the service as they would
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like ten days already feels like it was yesterday. I know, and you
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hate it because it's one of the things where you know, life goes on,
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but it's like, you know, we're never gonna forget. That's for
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sure. It doesn't. Yeah, it feels different, for sure. I
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love this song the whole thing. Honestly, I can't. I would I'm
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talk over share. It feels blasphemous. I don't care what the story is,
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if she's ice cream or something. Yeah, if she could churn back
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time, Share would likely have launched this new endeavor sooner. Yeah, and
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Sunday, she announced the via Instagram, saying this is real. Her new
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line of gelato called Sharlato Oh too easy, fantastic. Meeting was a quick
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one. What should we call it? What about Sharlato? Sure? Done?
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Done? Make the label? Let's go. Yeah, well that sounds
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really good. What is gelato? It's like, uh, it's an Italian
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ice cream. It's got a kind of a different texture to a very tasty
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and interesting You and I are ice cream efficiant. Yes, what a fun
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thing for her to do. I mean, like, if you just had
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all the money in the world, because all these rich people just start through
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business? What would be your like passion business? What business would I start?
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Yeah? Like, would you get into the whiskey game or maybe uh
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maybe fast food? No, I don't know, what would you do?
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You feel like? I feel like you've got something if you find out like
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a bar, you know, like Toby keithin this little Toby Pike's Bar and
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grill. See, I would LS is the house band? Yeah, yeah,
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Pike's Place? Is that what you said to steal that? That's fantastic
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trademark? That gracie. Anybody any rich people in Fargo looking to invest in
22:25
Pike's play in a bar? I got an idea. This is Pike's Place.
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You have to show up in a robe. Well, I'll just be
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like, yeah, I'd be like the Playboy mansion. Yeah, I mean
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by my fourth meal. Spotify price has officially went up to ten ninety nine
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a month, pretty much the same as all the other music streaming services.
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Now the price Pike is the first since the service launched in twenty eleven.
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No big deal to me, since I plan on making a bunch of money
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on Pike's Place. That's right, yeah, boom, that's right. A
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dollar here dollar there, whatever, how much you got into streaming anyway,
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I do have a free app for you. It will tell me more about
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that one. It's called The Big and ninety eight point seven app, free
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in your device's app store. Get us every Anywhere, anytime, free,
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always and forever. And a lot of people didn't know that you can.
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You know, people say like, oh, my drive to work is short,
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I can't listen. I'm like, well, we have the podcast.
23:18
You know. Everything we do in the morning goes straight to a podcast that
23:22
you can listen whenever you'd like. And that's on the app as well.
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On the app Boom. You're ready ready, either one of you guys see
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Barbie or Oppenheimer or Barbenheimer if they were combined this weekend. No, by
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my brother in law, they went to both. They did the old Barbenheimer.
23:42
They're calling it it's been six hours in a movie theater. That sounds
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terrible. No, I would do that. If it was like The Lord
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of the Rings. Really, I would see off all of them. We're
23:52
a rings gay, big big rings guy. Intimate moment in Christopher Nolan's dark
23:57
historical drama Oppenheimer, and it has been censored in several countries. So there's
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an altered scene that takes place as the star, Robert Oppenheimer, the theoretical
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physicist, sits naked across from Florence Puge where they both are naked. He's
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naked, he's been naked before. He's kind of he likes to be nude.
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Oppenheimer or the actor, I don't, I don't know. I don't
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have any video or pictures of the real Oppenheimer naked pipe do we have any
24:23
Oppenheimer nudes? Gracie check on that, would you. So Florence Pug she
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has a scene where she's topless in it. And if you want to go
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see the movie in the Middle East or India, it will be censored,
24:36
so you will not get to see the goods. Well that's a bomber for
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them. And inter Gracie said, you're all sold out for the I know,
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cheap night at the movie theater tonight. Yeah, that's a shame.
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Yeah, it was a shame both theaters. I didn't check the west Acer.
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I like the comfy seats, so I didn't check West Acres. They
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don't have comfy seats at west Aker. No, it's been a minute,
24:55
I thought they it's just the the stadium. See, they definitely do have
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some comfy seats there. Yeah, well I want to see Barbie should go
25:02
there, intergrace. He got to be in a recliner to watch a movie.
25:04
D fall asleep. You guys got to see what they're doing with it.
25:08
The pictures are going around online. They're basically cgiing address on her.
25:12
Oh. It basically just looks like if you were in like if there was
25:15
a naked guy in the show Cops, and it's just like the moving moving
25:18
square. Pretty good, pretty bade, pretty good. All right, let's
25:22
move on. Pete Davidson will be illegally in the clear for smashing his car
25:25
into a Beverly Hills home if he complies with certain conditions in the next eighteen
25:29
months. He was charged with reckless driving last month, and last week he
25:32
entered a diversion program so that he didn't have to plead guilty or no contest
25:36
to the offense. So basically, if he does his fifty hours of community
25:37
service, he gets off and nothing. And he gets to do that in
25:40
New York at the fire department where his dad worked. His dad, the
25:44
one who died in the nine to eleven tragedy. Well, that's cool and
25:47
meaningful. I guess, you know, it's a slap on the wrist for
25:49
sure. But from what I can tell, he's a pretty good guy,
25:52
not like a total criminal. So I guess we'll give him one. He's
25:56
a good guy, but if he does it again, we're going You don't
25:59
think he's good? No, what's bad about him? Well, I mean
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there's nothing bad about him necessarily. He's not like he's this a guy.
26:06
Yeah, you're right, Okay, he's not like he's a great man.
26:07
He's done so many good things for the world. Tom Brady has got new
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love in his life and it happens to be Bradley Cooper's ex, Irena Shake.
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Oh so if Amanda was here, she would judge me for this comment.
26:21
But I did not know that Bradley and Irena were not together. What
26:25
should I judge you? Would you feel better about? Did you know?
26:26
Um? Yeah, I did know that. I remember that breakup happening,
26:29
and she I thought she was like, maybe dating Brad Pitt. There's only
26:33
so many supermodels in the world, and there's so many Brad Pitt level men.
26:37
Yeah, so they just all date each other and Brad Pitt is just
26:41
getting better and better. He really is. He just Oh, it's crazy
26:45
to me that, like, you know, in the nineties that Shanai,
26:48
it's Wayne, So you think you're Brad Pitt. Yeah, and it's like
26:49
thirty years later it's just as relevant. The guy he's whale and Adonis,
26:53
He's He's what. I can't stop. I know, I can't think.
26:57
I can't talk anymore because I'm thinking about So. She spent the night at
27:02
Tom Brady's house over the weekend. Giselle apparently very happy for Tom. A
27:04
source close to Jasell says, why wouldn't she be happy she divorced him.
27:08
It's helpful for her freedom that he moved on. Good. Anything I know
27:11
about breakups is you just the moment your ex gets with somebody else. It's
27:15
just you love. It's fine, absolutely the best. That's how it always
27:19
works. Yeah. Yeah, well, I'm good for Tom. I thought
27:22
he was with Kim Kardashian. I was kind of pulling for that one,
27:25
but I actually also loved the thought of her desperately trying to get with him
27:29
and then him not being into it. Oh, if that's how it happened.
27:32
Behind the scenes. I would watch that movie. It would be fantastic.