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Husband leaves wife at the airport because Starbucks took to long · Podcast - Big 98.7

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Jeez, James, what is this, Mama Jama going on? We're coming
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on? Is it weird? We do it every Monday. Everybody's always doing
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something somebody You're like, hang on, is it weird that I am I
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the only one that does this. I was gonna start, but James,
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you've got me hook light and sinker. What is going on? You at
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so offended somebody over the weekend. I don't know if I offended her,
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but she did leave right after I mentioned it. So I went to visit
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my cousin. He lives outside of Fergus Falls in Underwood, Minnesota. Shout
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out to the Rockets. Yes you know where that is? Of course I
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do, and uh, we were hanging out outside. It was my cousin's
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wife's friend and her son were outside and somehow the topic of uh, well
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the kid, Oh, the kid had to go to the bathroom before they
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left, right, Yeah, he lives out outside of town. So I
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was like, hey, go behind the barn, right, And then the
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topic went from that to standing up versus sitting, and then I was like,
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yeah, I'll only stand up if I'm outside doing it, but if
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I'm inside, if i'm toilet sitting, you sit for number one two constantly
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always, Really, I mean, why stand when you can set? It's
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a comfort issue. I am intrigued by this. Yeah, I am.
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The splashing and all that. It's just like too much. Yeah, I
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don't understand why people don't. It's weird when people don't like wipe this seat
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down at all after or before after for sure. Yeah, it's just interesting.
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I think that is a little bit. I think the dudes everywhere else.
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I think most dudes are standing. Yeah. No, I don't know
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if they're going to take your man card, but that is there's a urinal
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option I will stand, of course. I'm not gonna see. Are you
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you're just doing a squat manuversity you can get comfortable or are you the guy
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who's like sneaking in the girl's room just so you can sit down it's comfy.
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There's nothing comfy about being on a toilet seat. Well, it's more
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comfy than standing a man as my point. See, and all of us
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ladies are like, I wish it was that easy, that we could just
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stand and get then you don't have to touch anything. You're just good.
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But because you got to clean it up, you go under the wipie.
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Yeah, well i'd like to think. So, Yeah, I'm gonna go
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that's a little weird. All right, Fine, I'm not gonna stop.
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Hey, you do you That's the whole point. I can't be the only
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one that has. Do you have a dream that's just reoccurring all the time?
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No, you don't. I have one, and it has to do
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with college that I did not graduate. It sounds so dumb because I always
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feel like I just have like one more credit left, and then I'm like,
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did I ever get my degree? I mean to the point, like
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I questioned myself did I graduate from college? And I did? Has it
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gotten so bad where you've looked for your diploma? No? But I remember
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I have a picture of me graduating and going through it all. But I
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have this reoccurring dream and it gives me anxiety when I wake up because I
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have to like re goo through everything in my life to make sure that hey,
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and at this point doesn't matter no, like I've got I'm doing my
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thing. But I go back and I have this dream a few times a
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year and it just makes me so anxious. I also get a dream when
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I'm really, really really sick. I have the same dream it started when
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I was little, that I am trapped in like think of a maze.
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It's with dots and I can't get out, and I'm just I run into
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these dots and I can't get out, and it's like suffocating in at me
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every single time. And I don't know if it's if I have a fever
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or what, but I have the same couple of dreams my whole life.
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It would be, it would be. It's super weird, especially the pinball
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I think worse than the college one. Feels like it's you know, obviously
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you cheated the whole way through college, so it doesn't feel like you actually
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did anything right because you didn't. Oh whatever, technically oh wait, that's
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me. But the dots is definitely weirder. I think we should get someone
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if we anybody knows an artist seven to one two one, Yeah, I
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want them to animate your dreams. How fun would that be? This is
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really bizarre. I want to see like cartoon Amanda being rushed by the dots.
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Oh, I thought you were going to have somebody like call in if
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they know, like what the dreams mean? What does it mean when I'm
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seeing in poking dots well stick. I also just want to see that.
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I want to be able to pull it up on the screen and be like,
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this is what Amanda seasonside her head. It's just weird. He just
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gives me like he be gebs and I don't feel like I'm ever gonna get
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out, and I start like getting shake and I want to cry. Do
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you ever while you're dreaming? Do you ever go oh, this is a
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dream And then you're like, oh, I'm fine. That usually happens to
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me when I'm dreaming before I wake. I have so many real life dreams,
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like if something's going on in the office, I'll have a dream like
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I had an argument with this person. I'm like, oh, yeah,
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I told I told you no, No, that was just in my stop
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taking your work home with you. Man. You let it go girl,
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like in a minute in the morning. Big nutty eight point seven. All
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right, there is a dad who wants to know am I a tool?
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Am I being a tool? Probably? Let me give you the background.
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So he is forty three, His wife is forty one. He shares a
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daughter with his ex who passed away. His daughter is twenty one, out
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at college. Long story short, His new wife. She's kind of a
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happy, go lucky, not a structured person. Let's go type B.
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He's super type A. If they're going somewhere, he wants to be there
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four hours early. He wants to make sure everything is ready to go,
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and they do. If you will, yeah, exactly. So long story
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short, they had a trip plan to go see his daughter, okay,
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and they ended up missing their flight. This was a few months ago.
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They got flights for the next day, but they basically missed a full Friday
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on Saturday with his daughter, and he was just really upset about that.
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So it's kind of been an ongoing joke. But they just booked another flight,
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same exact situation, but he knew. He's like, I want to
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get here early. I don't want to have to run into any of these
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problems. I want to be able to spend this quality time with my daughter.
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She was all planned for it. They get to the airport, everything
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is going smoothly. She decides she wants to grab a cup of coffee.
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So they're at the concourse and there's a little coffee stand right there, but
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this mom wanted Starbucks, so she had to go all the way across the
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terminal in order to go and get the Starbucks. Okay, okay. He
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keeps calling her. He can't get a hold of her. They call their
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section. He's waiting there. He keeps saying, hey, we're about to
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board, We're about to board. She's not answering, not answering the phone.
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He waits by the gate until it closes and is begging, like,
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my wife went to go get a cup of coffee, she'll be here.
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And they look at him and they're like, we got a goal, decision,
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we got a goal. Yep. He makes the decision to jump on
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that airplane. Of course he does not have any phone service now because yeah,
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gotta shut that phone down. He takes off. He did send her
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a text before he left and said, I got on this flight because I
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want to spend time with her. Go ahead, rebook get a different ticket,
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and we'll meet you at the airport whenever you can get back in Like,
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this is it. I'm not gonna sit here and miss a flight and
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wait for you. I want to go see our daughter. Am I a
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chool? Because he then she gets the flight, goes there, barely talks
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to him, gets home, hasn't talked to him for about a week.
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Yeah, I think I think he's in the right here. I agree.
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I thought we were going to fight, I know, kind of hoping I
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was gonna go that way. But now I feel like you're just doing this
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on purpose. I don't know. It feels icky to me. It's not
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that it's just a cup of coffee. I mean, it's all of those
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things, like you made a really poor choice. Yeah. I don't even
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have anything to say. I think bravo to him. The only thing that
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I would say is if he starts apologizing to her at some point. So
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that's that's the internet kind of split in half because there are people saying that
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he owes her an apology. You shouldn't be ditching your wife no matter what.
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Now, she had to go do this all on her own. She
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made the choice. She wanted the coffee, Yeah, she did to me.
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Yeah, and then you're gonna have to explain that to your daughter,
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like, I'm sorry, she needed her coffee and we weren't able to come
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spend an extra couple of days with you. She needed her coffee, especially
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because you said there's a coffee stand like right there, but she needed Star
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Starbucks. I mean that already kind of shows and I'm not trying to be
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rude. Just if you're the five that she is putting out there is annoying.
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If you're that into Starbucks, I'm gonna need to not be married to
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you at that point. So what? And then there's people who are no.
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But there are some people on here saying that even though you guys have
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been together and she's been a part of your family, that this is grounds
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for divorce if she can't let this go, Like, can we find somewhere
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in the middle. No, I don't think there's a divorce situation going on.
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But I also think that this woman needs to She hasn't talked to him
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for a week. She's never gonna let him live it down, and it's
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going to cause a divorce in five years. So you might as well just
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pull the band aid off. Divorce it up right now. Jeez, moving
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on. Stop. No, I don't think it's that bad. You put
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that in your buy for tender. How big of a fan like you have
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to rank how big of a fan you are of Starbucks? Because that's gonna
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be a problem. I will miss a flight for Starbucks. Meanwhile, Starbucks
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is like, hey would you like to would you like free coffee for a
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year. Oh that's a good idea. Oh gosh, coffee. This woman,
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I think we can all agree he's not being a tool. So,
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but a man like you totally think that he's not to it. But if
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it was literally you in the airport and you were just like sipping your little
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coffee and you've gotten like, oh, everyone's gone, would you have would
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you be a little piss though? No? Because I I am this guy.
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I'm the type A. I'm like, you gotta get to the airport
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early. I'm the one sitting there waiting for everything. So I'm on this
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guy's relatable. Do you go to hector two hours earlier? Yeah? And
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my husband's like, you can just roll up in fifteen minutes. Yeah,
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And I need to travel together. I have anxiety the whole time. And
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he's like, no, we got time for a beer. It's just right
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over here. I'm like, no, we gotta get on this flight.
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You just send up sitting there for three hours? Where's the play? Yeah,
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with everybody's butts in my face, I'm like, okay, cool,
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you can sit down now. Worth it worth every second? I'm team dad
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here. One hundred percent. Oh, I'm team daddy too. I love
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this daddy. I get a minute in the morning, all right. We
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were just talking about this woman, and we've got to get some stuff out
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here because there are ladies that are fired up. So what ended up happening?
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As a dad wrote in and basically said, am I being a tool?
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He has a daughter who's twenty one years old. He has been remarried
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to this woman who's been a part of his daughter's life since she was six,
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so basically co parenting her along with it. So it's her stepdaughter.
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But still this woman just does not seem to want to be on time for
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anything. The dad is basically relaying, we missed a flight a couple of
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months ago. We missed two days with my daughter when we went to go
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visit her because she's at college. So this go around, I wanted to
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make sure I was going to be at the airport early. I wanted to
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be there so we could get on this flight together. She decided, and
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I quote, there was coffee at the stand right by art concourse, she
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took the terminal to go over because she wanted Starbucks. She knew what was
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going to take a long time, she ended up not answering the phone.
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He was boarding, she wasn't picking up. He tried to get them to
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wait for her, she wasn't answering the phone. He decided he's jumping on
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the plane. I'm going to see my daughter. If you're not going to
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be back here, I don't know what to do. Center a nice little
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text that simply said, yep, I'm leaving. Rebook your ticket. I'll
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be here to pick you up at the airport. Whenever you get there.
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Everything go buy Felicia, I mean basically, because what is he going to
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do sit there and miss the flight as well? Absolutely not, he's in
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the right. But seven one two eight, one ninety eight seven a lot
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of people fired up about this bad boy. Yeah, we've got Shantia saying
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he is absolutely in the right. How entitled are you that you had to
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have Starbucks and miss the flight? And why isn't she answering his calls and
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text? She did that on purpose? Oh MG, I am so irritated.
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I'm sorry, Shanty. I go the same way though, and sometimes
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people get a little too much anxiety around the phone. It's like, oh,
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you're ignoring me on purpose. It is possible that that is not true.
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It's she kept it in the purse. But either way, if you
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have literally zero awareness of the time in the world around you, then you
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deserve to have these things happen to you sometimes and you should not be mad.
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Yeah. We also had somebody chime in because she's not even talking to
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him now she's upset. Yeah, and this person just chimed in saying that
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the silent treatment is a way of forcing you to act like you're the one
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in the wrong. Just pretend you don't notice because you're not in the wrong.
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Dad, Like her silent treatment might be because she's feeling guilty. We
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call that the old call her bluff, Amanda in my circle, Oh eight
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seven, we want to hear from your seven eight seven. What do you
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get? So we were at the airport one two and my daughter just had
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to have cariboo. So we were waiting and waiting and I mean that long.
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It is good. That line was long, and it was novelving and
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I'm like, we have fifteen minutes to get there, and our terminal was
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all the way at the other end of the airport, and I'm like,
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oh my god, let's go. Let Scholl let's go. And so we
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got it and we pulled a home alone moment, like, we ran across
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the airport and we lost our bags. We had to run back get because
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they're falling off her shoulders. And I ended up looking back and I realized
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that my boyfriend was nowhere to be found. I'm like, oh, I'm
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like, we were boarding this plane with her without him. Well, he
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managed to catch up, like barely everybody was on. He was the last
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person that ran down the terminal. It was so hilarious. But I would
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have left him. And I mean I wouldn't have left her. Obviously,
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I would have stayed if it was her, but him, I would have
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left her. Got some guideline, she's like the boyfriend, sure daughter,
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Nah, I would have considered leaving her. Yeah, that's too much.
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No, she was a miner. I couldn't leave her. But yeah,
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we will never stop for coffee in an airport ever again. She can wait
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until we get off the plane. Let's they have coffee on the flight,
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do they? Yes? They was just serving coffee, but it's just like
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our work coffee. You're like, well, you gotta bring a little little
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creamer. What was your name? Ashley? Even if you mean it's that
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bad, like wait up and make it in the morning at your house.
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Most people have a coffee pot. I'm sure, and I get it.
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It's not caribou, but it saves you all that sugar and calories. Enemies,
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make it at home and then drink it later. Are you go?
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You're my favorite person? Day in the morning. Could you do this?
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You guys, I'm exhausted today. Laying in bed for a day sounds great.
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Just could you even do a full weekend just laying in bed? Could
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you really? I think I can't. I don't really last more than two
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days even after. I think the longest I had to lay lay down was
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after my appendicitis and that was almost three days and I was miserable. Just
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couldn't even handle it. Just get anty in your pantsies or do I get
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super anty? I get really uncomfortable. I hate laying on my back.
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You're just like sitting up a little bit kind of helps. But there is
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a contest right now. It's called the Laziest Citizen, and it has people
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laying down right now. They have been lying down for twenty days. Twenty
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days. They're gonna get better, I know, And they're basically just laying
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on all of these cots. One of the contestants is twenty three years old.
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He says, I'm confident I'm gonna win this. We have everything we
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need we need here. They have computers that they're just kind of there,
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but they're still laying down. If they sit up, they get booted out
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of this contest. And they're going on twenty days. That sounds terrible.
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And it's only for one thousand dollars prize. I mean, I know you
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could make twice that much by going to work, you dummy. Oh there's
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that, But then you wouldn't be able to have the Laziest Citizen Award on
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your Guys night Stand. I mean, this is crazy. I just couldn't
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do it. There's just no way. I guess they do get every eight
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hours, like a ten minute bathroom break really quick, but still I would
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have thought maybe a bed pan situation that would be hilarious. Or you have
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to you have to get a colostomy bag or whatever it is, or have
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a surgery, you see, if you're gonna do that, I don't know.
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I what is the longest you think you could really truly be that lazy?
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It's gotta be three days that in like for my mental health too,
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I would lose my mind that I've watched so many Netflix series before. I
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would just be over it completely. I just like, I need to stand
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up, I need to walk. That wouldn't you kind of get dizzy Pikes
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on vacation today, But he can't lay on his back for more than however
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long, so I don't know if you can snuggle over to the side strapping
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on your back. Amanda, My god, what is this down for twenty
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days? Like Amanda in the morning on Big Nutty eight point seven. Now
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the thing is dating apps? Oh God, tell me everything about Have you
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ever been on a dating Appamanda? I had a stint on the Dating napsint
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situation. Yes, about six months. I was on Bumble I don't remember
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if I was on Tinder. I feel like I wasn't. I feel like
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it was more of a Bumble Girl. And then I did do match for
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like three weeks. It was awful. It was just awful. In turn,
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Gracie, she's the single and ready to mingle one and where are you
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at in the dating world on dating naps, I'm really not. I mean
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I'm on them, but they're a waste of time. They're why are they
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a waste of time? Because people just want hookups? What do you think
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that kind of what the Tinder life is. Hasn't it become just a hookup
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site? And then I have a friend who just meant somebody on hinge is
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hinge? Where's that? I'm not on Hinge? Oh see, maybe you
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need to be on that or hinge. Maybe because you're not wanting just hook
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up. You want somebody to spend your life with. You want that companion.
17:52
There is a new dating napp out there called goal Mate, and this
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I think they're kind of onto something. They are basically saying this new feature
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is basically going to have you put in people who like what your career goals
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are, talk about your future, and you can find like minded individuals instead
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of in my opinion, it's like you get a quick little bio. Usually
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somebody says something cheesy and then it's a picture. It's too much pressure.
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I don't want I don't have to think about what I'm gonna do. What's
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my five year plan? Well that well, no, the five year plan
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died. We talked about that last whatever, whatever it may be, what's
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your goals in fifteen years. I'd like to have a job. Well that,
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but it's also just more, Hey, do you like to travel?
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If so, you can put you know, I want to fill up my
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passport, or you can put what your side hustle is, or what your
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hobbies are and a lot. Algorithm then will pair you with people who are
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more like minded than you versus just oh you're hot. That's it. You
18:52
know what's wrong with oh you're hot? There's nothing wrong with that. I
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just think when people want to hunker down and truly find somebody, when you're
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just wiping right over and over and over again, you're not really looking at
19:03
people's bios, you're looking at their face. And I get that that's that's
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how the world works sometimes, but I don't know. I like it.
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They're gonna be able to at least go through with the algorithm and get rid
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of some of the people that maybe just hot, but they're not anything like
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it. I think we should whip Gracie up a farmers only dot com gosh
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account. What do you think I like that? There's only a thing.
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Yeah, it's still goes. I think I think one of my buddies got
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found his wife on farmers Finally a cowboy a farmer. There's a difference cowboys.
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Only are you even listening up piking a minute in the morning, Get
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up on big maybe twice seven smoked the windows down first thing, Daddy Dunkings,
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trust their mommy. It's just very fresh dream Forever United Man. It's
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hard to believe twenty two years ago was the deadliest terror attack on US soil.
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Nine eleven Rob Wiseberg. He is a volunteer firefighter who helped victims on
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nine eleven and says that not only is it painful for adults to just kind
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of sit back and think about where they were, We've kind of talked about
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it a couple of times this morning walking into school. I think we were
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both around the same age and not sure really what was going on, getting
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dismissed from school, going home, sitting in there with your parents, and
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you just remember everybody crying and having those moments together. And now they're talking
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about how many kids are in school learning about it in history books and how
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they have no idea what it felt like for our country on that day.
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Kingdom. Is it actually going to be debut or I mean it was the
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second Aquaman Aquaman two, so it's supposed to be in theaters and December,
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but there's been no hype about it. So people in the comic con world
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over the weekend, we're losing their minds, just going after DC saying you
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haven't given us anything. DC spends a half a billion dollars per superhero movie
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and they haven't done a good superhero movie unless it's in Batman. It's crazy.
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They screw it up every time. Now, I'm terrible with the Marvel
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versus DC. What are some of the movies that they have created? So
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the Batman's here, Superman Justice League was a huge stinker. The last one
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they had was that Flash movie and it got a million trailers and they were
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like, oh, the original Batman's and it's gonna be so good. Tanked
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suck bomb. Maybe they're being gun shy. They're yeah, they're like,
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well, we can't do anything right, so I guess sorry. Jason Momoa,
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well, some people were thinking it was just because of the Amber Heard
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fallout and the drama there, but she's only in it for a couple of
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minutes, and I guess just because everybody was up in arms yesterday they dropped
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a teaser trailer and basically it's just a quick little thing that says in four
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days you'll get the full trailer. There's somebody who's like their video editor that
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is working twenty four seven. He hasn't slept. He's like, make a
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trailer. Figure it out. You forgot to make this trail. Another one
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that Elon Musk. He has a biography that is going to be coming out
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and somebody got a sneak preview of it. In there they read that he
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secretly welcomed the third child named Techno Mechanicus. That's with that same gal.
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Right, this is so it's a third with grinds, but this is eleven
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kids total for him. I don't care how much money you have, bro,
22:26
that's insane. Well didn't he say once on Twitter that he thought that
22:30
part of his life's duty was to repopulate the earth? Yeah, that guy,
22:34
Techno Mechanics. I think I would have went with Mechanicus as the first
22:38
name. First name, Yeah, Camere Mechanicus. Yeah, I don't know.
22:42
I don't Techno feels like a middle it does, feel very very odd.
22:47
The whole thing notes to be real, like in a minute in the
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morning, Big Nutty eight point seven. Sometimes when the songs are on,
22:52
things get revealed, Amanda, all right, they do, yes, very
22:56
much. So found out you were a large fan of this song. One
23:04
of my favorite movies growing up was Tarzan. Fun Facts. I used to
23:08
collect monkeys, Turk, I'm monkey that you used to collect monkeys and just
23:14
like the stuffed animals, a couple of them. Do you still have some?
23:17
No where? I mean, they gotta be somewhere. Maybe they are
23:19
at the lake house, in my chest, my little uh my little boy,
23:26
see what's in there? No. The reason we're talking about Tarzan is
23:30
there is the Tarzan movement that defies modern life and movement. Why I am
23:37
envisioning you doing this, I would totally sport that loincloth, right. See,
23:41
I forgot about the outfit situation that would go into this entire thing.
23:45
But there's a lot of people doing the Tarzan movement as a practice that involves
23:48
living like a primate. So participants who are this walk on all fours jeems.
23:57
You just have this vibe like you're you're just a Tarzan demand. Yeah,
24:02
honestly, I'm not offended. You shouldn't be offended this kind of a
24:04
compliment. Yes, And you love being outdoors, so I feel like you
24:07
could find your inner Tarzan. They climb trees, and this might be the
24:12
weird part. They imitate monkey like sounds as a way of getting back into
24:18
like nature. Yeah, I've seen I've actually seen people do this before,
24:22
like as a way of like kind of letting lose. Some people say it
24:25
deal with trauma, but then also for physical fitness, just feeling good.
24:29
I mean, of course, if you're gonna be like wrapping your legs around
24:30
a tree, that's gonna take a little strength. Tell you what, I
24:33
don't know how Tarzan wrapped his legs around a tree just wearing that loincloth.
24:37
Do you think there'd be a lot of thigh burnage? Yeah, I feel
24:41
like there'd be more than there's the burnage there. Uh. This guy who
24:45
has created this movement offers classes. Now I looked it up. There isn't
24:48
anything in Fargo unless I missed it seven one two eight one ninety eight seven
24:52
please let me know. But it's twelve bucks a class. That's nothing.
24:56
Twelve bucks. I mean, I guess you could could I just know I
24:57
live in West Fargo. We don't have a of trees over there. We
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could find a tree you can start? Yeah, should I start it?
25:04
You could start your own Tarzan movement. People are spending twelve blocks to class.
25:08
You put your feet around a branch. H there you go? Whoa?
25:15
You really were a big fan of monkeys. You know how they tie?
25:18
I loved it. Oh my god, there's monkeys rushing into the studio
25:21
right now, looking up there, there's monkeys in here. You're ready,
25:25
ready, let's he is piping hot today? No, Amanda stills the sea.
25:30
Let's see sprats a Bally service mechanical. Well, they really got people
25:37
worked up over the weekend. Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunas. We know that
25:41
they were all together with Danny Masterson on the set of that seventies show back
25:45
in the day, But after he was convicted of raping two women and was
25:48
sentenced to thirty years to life in prison, we found out that Ashton and
25:52
Mila ended up writing a letter talking about how he was a role model and
25:56
outstanding older brother figure to them. Wrote this to the judge, probably not
26:02
thinking that everybody was going to find out about it, and now they are
26:06
backtracking kind of sort of an apology their statement. It almost makes it worse.
26:11
Listen here of the pain that has been caused by the character letters that
26:18
we wrote on behalf of Danny Masterson. We support victims. We have done
26:22
this historically through our work and will continue to do so in the future.
26:26
Back to you. A couple months ago days family reached out to us and
26:29
they asked us to write character letters to represent the person that we knew for
26:33
twenty five years, so that the judge could take that into full consideration relative
26:37
to the sentencing. The letters were not written to question the legitimacy of the
26:41
judicial system or the validity of the jury's ruling. They were intended for the
26:47
judgory and not to undermine the testimony for you them in anyway. Number one,
26:55
and we're sorry if that has taken place. Our heart goes out to
26:57
every single person who's ever been a victim of sexual assault sexual abuse. Not
27:03
laughing at the what they're saying, laughing at the lack of utter lack of
27:07
empathy, utter lack of care. Literally there it sounds I'll I hear when
27:11
I hear this is them going we have to read this so that we cannot
27:15
get in trouble condition or energy behind it. I agree, and it's just
27:18
like, oh gosh, this is where when you have a publicist, if
27:22
you aren't going to have that compassion and all of that, this is where
27:26
you just put out that we're sorry. Here's the Facebook post or Instagram post,
27:30
and hopefully we can move on from that. Yeah, or just let
27:33
it sit because the Internet's going to forget about this in a weekend. I
27:37
know. Andrew Barrymore. She has been very open about how she is supporting
27:44
everybody who's on strike in Hollywood. Remember she stepped away from her hosting gig
27:48
with the MTV Movie and TV Awards because she's like, not not doing it,
27:52
but they're all on strike. Well, she has been since May fighting
27:56
the fight. She's been protesting with people, and just yesterday she did say
28:00
that her show is going to be coming back next week. She said,
28:03
I own this choice. We are in compliance with not discussing or promoting film
28:07
and television that is struck of any kind. They're upset though people are still
28:11
planning to strike and pick it outside of her show today and tomorrow. I
28:15
find that really weird because if you are in compliance. That was the big
28:18
complaint about. There was another show that had kept going for like a week
28:22
and they were promoting stuff that was because if you're doing independent movies, you're
28:25
not part of the Actors Guild. Correct, They can interview those people.
28:29
They just happen to be the same actors who are also in stuff that's part
28:32
of SAG. So it gets a little screwed up. Yeah, it's gonna
28:34
be interesting to see when this is ever gonna end. We were talking last
28:37
week. I think Warner Brothers has lost like five hundred million dollars in just
28:40
a few months because of this, and they haven't even released that stinker movie
28:44
Aquaman movie yet, No kidding, I'm a sucker full. And everybody still
28:49
wants to know what is on that ring camera footage. Is that really what
28:52
happened with Sophie Turner and Joe Jonas and the reason for their divorce or is
28:57
it simply just a bunch of rumors. Joe Jonas over the weekend, he
29:02
was out on tour in La and he said, it's been a crazy week.
29:04
He looked at the crowd right before he was about to sing a song
29:07
that he had written for Sophie and said this alarm and toast. Thank you
29:23
everyone love supports me and my family. Love you guys. I mean,
29:29
the ladies just were going wild. Do anything for you. I mean,
29:34
I will tell you. If you don't hear it from these lips, don't
29:38
believe it. Okay, they did have a lot of Joe Bro hugs too.
29:42
The brothers were all giving each other hugs on stage. Is really supportive.
29:45
I like that they like each other. That's nice. Didn't they break
29:48
up for a hot minute because they didn't like each other, But they made
29:52
up and all is well in the world, minus you know, the divorce
29:55
and all that they hit their wives. Now in the morning seven, I
30:03
like, all right, we all know times have changed and people are sharing
30:07
on BuzzFeed things that were normal in the nineties in two thousands but are now
30:11
considered luxury. Okay, I was going through this listen, like these are
30:17
so spot on one of them, and I think we can all agree just
30:21
backup up. Everybody needs a little bit of time, but now we are
30:26
expected to be reachable. Twenty four seven. You'd like me to back up
30:27
off as it stop off, But think about that, remember it was eight
30:32
to five. You were done. You never heard from anybody. You have
30:33
to go back to work the next day. You weren't expected to like have
30:37
emails or any sort of conversation social media. I think change that too,
30:41
because have you ever I'm the queen of that. I tried reaching you.
30:44
You didn't respond, but you just posted on Facebook. You clearly just saw
30:47
that I had messaged you. If it's a text, it's different though.
30:49
A text implies a like if you send me an email like all weekend,
30:55
I'm not going to respond, that's fair, But I'm gonna see it,
30:57
and I'm gonna choose it not to engage it because we have to train people.
31:02
Yeah, ever, we want to be traded right, No, just
31:03
gotta be like nope. Do you feel like that will ever come back?
31:07
Do you think it'll ever be Nope, this is my time. You have
31:11
to respect it. Well, I mean, if it did, we would
31:14
have to push it because everybody just expects it. We would just have to
31:17
go No, I know, talking about things that used to be normal and
31:21
now they're considered luxury. Concert ticket prices, yeah, everybody's been complained about
31:26
concert ticket prices. Gracie, how much did you pay for Taylor Swift again
31:29
fifteen hundred dollars per ticket or total total for the whole night. But still
31:33
it's for two nights. Yeah, that's crazy, fancy pants. Fifteen hundred.
31:40
Actually I thought it was like three grands, So that's not bad.
31:41
I mean, so I saw an article not too long ago about this,
31:44
and they said that the average ticket price for Woodstock in the sixties was eighteen
31:48
bucks, equal to one hundred and fifty dollars today, which like when I
31:52
go to a point, it feels like it, right, like when I
31:56
go to a Broadway show in the city, is they're a little over one
31:57
hundred fifty bucks. Ish, See that hundred hundred and fifty is one thing.
32:01
But when you're going like three to four hundred dollars to go to a
32:05
concert, and that's not including having to get there, spending time, you
32:07
know, that's just for the ticket, that seems a little crazy. In
32:10
the hotel, I mean, you know, yeah, because it's a whole
32:14
vibe. Yeah, single income families buying homes, Yeah, home prices have
32:20
gotten a little wild. I've I owned a home for a time, sold
32:27
it when all of my life changed, and now I'm kind of like,
32:30
I don't think I want another thirty year mortgage. You're good with not having
32:35
care that much, going to the rental life, Yeah, exactly. Other
32:37
things that have changuring time items, not requiring a subscription each month. I
32:43
just got a notification that's like Disney Plus and Hulu. One of the reasons
32:45
I got it in the first place. It was like seven ninety nine for
32:50
the bundle, and I think that has ESPN. Now they're jacking that up
32:52
to fourteen ninety nine, and now they're in talks to bump it up even
32:55
more and separated. You guys, leave us a law. I'm over all
33:00
of that. I have no subscriptions anymore. Really, yeah, not a
33:05
one, not even to the flicks. Done with the flicks, I'm over
33:08
that. The only one I buy I have is Paramount Plus because I buy
33:12
it for my mom because she loves yellow Stones so much that she needs to
33:15
have access. You buy a costner and every Christmas we buy that from my
33:20
mom so that she it's a beautiful little chrisma some rip I get it,
33:24
Okay, fun fact about my mom. She also asked me a couple of
33:28
weeks ago to buy her a six foot tall cardboard rip that she could have
33:31
in her house, and I did. I gotta take a picture of that.
33:35
I think I'm gonna go home this weekend. Wait, so where does
33:37
she keep it in her bedroom? It's in her living room and she's just
33:40
hanging out. She talks to him every morning. She said, cardboard rip,
33:45
get out of here. Can we take a vacation to your house?
33:50
Absolutely? I just want a weekend with mama, with mama. What's your
33:53
mom's name? Her name is Kathy, Kathy? Well, Kathy Kathy were
33:59
coming for him in the morning. How about your guys this weekend? Pike
34:05
on vacation. Still, he wanted to have an extended day because he knew
34:09
his birthday was yesterday, by the way, and he was a little unsure,
34:14
but was gonna go down with the packers, and he was just like,
34:17
I'm gonna need a day. I love it, big Packer fan.
34:22
Who cares? I forget You're not a football guy, James, No.
34:24
I mean, I'm just saying, like, really, what time did they
34:28
play yesterday? I think there was three twenty five? Boy, I tell
34:31
you what, can't recover in time for work the next day because of them?
34:36
Just you know had other things. Did they win? They did actually
34:39
end up winning. They beat the Bears actually by quite a bit. Well
34:43
that's not hard to do it, right. Yeah, speaking of football this
34:45
weekend, did you go out and do any tale getting on Saturday? Did
34:47
not? No? I had a lot of friends say it was just awesome.
34:51
I actually did a road trip with my husband. We left Friday at
34:53
about noon and we went to Iowa. He used to play football at Iowa
34:59
State, so we their big rival again with my husband was a former college
35:04
star. I wouldn't go I wouldn't go star as I'm just kidding. Anyway,
35:10
we we did that track because they played Iowa Iowa State game and yeah,
35:15
so that's they're the psy Hawk game. So it's crazy. It's like
35:19
when SDSU and DS you end up playing there. We go, thank you,
35:22
just so break it down for you. I appreciate that. Had so
35:24
much fun. We didn't bring the kids, so we road trip there with
35:28
all the kids. We only stopped you guys in seven hours one time,
35:31
one time, quick. That was it. Why because we didn't have the
35:36
kids. It was just like go mode, baby. We were ready to
35:38
go. Listening to all the jams we have a fun game that we play
35:42
on our road trip, and it's whenever you hear like as soon as the
35:47
song comes on, you have to sing it, and then once you can't
35:50
say don't know the words anymore, you have to hit the next song or
35:52
change the station. Hilarious because neither of us know the words to any song.
35:58
I swear we don't know the words to any song. Half the time.
36:00
We're like butter Melane. I mean, that's bad. What was that?
36:06
That was Monday going out of town. My favorite was the story yesterday
36:13
that you posted and you looked like that becomes her. Yeah, no,
36:16
it was not good. I lost my soul in uh In, Iowa over
36:21
the weekend. It was so much fun though, to go and experience like
36:22
a different tailgate. They just do it so different there. It was.
36:27
It was awesome. So they ended up losing, but we had a great
36:30
time. Yeah, yesterday, that was the longest seven hour drive I've ever
36:34
had in my life. Did you stop more than one time? That time?
36:37
I did get out of the car. Really, I was so dehydrated
36:39
and sick I didn't even get out of That's how bad it was. You
36:44
actually kind of impressive, and there's no bathroom break. There was some beggies
36:47
that were in the car that were, yeah, just joyous. And then
36:52
you know the best part is once you get back from having a good time,
36:55
you guys, those kids are still there and the mom and dad and
37:00
they were like jumping around having fun. They wanted to go to the park.
37:02
Nick and I look at each other, rank what were we thinking?
37:07
Did we think they weren't gonna want to do all this stuff after being away
37:09
from mom and dad for a day and a half, got a hotel.
37:12
You should have pulled the pike and been like, I'm gonna need one day
37:14
recovery after Joe